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African American men have the highest rates of prostate cancer incidence and mortality in the United States. Understanding underlying reasons for this disparity could identify preventive interventions important to African American men.
To determine whether the association of obesity with prostate cancer risk differs between African American and non-Hispanic white men and whether obesity modifies the excess risk associated with African American race.
Design, Setting, and Participants
Prospective study of 3398 African American and 22 673 non-Hispanic white men who participated in the Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (2001-2011) with present analyses completed in 2014.
Main Outcomes and Measures
Total, low-grade (Gleason score <7), and high-grade (Gleason score ≥7) prostate cancer incidence.
With a median (interquartile range) follow-up of 5.6 (1.8) years, there were 270, 148, and 88 cases of total, low-, and high-grade prostate cancers among African American men and a corresponding 1453, 898, and 441 cases in non-Hispanic white men, respectively. Although not associated with risk among non-Hispanic white men, BMI was positively associated with an increase in risk among African American men (BMI, <25 vs ≥35: hazard ratio [HR], 1.49 [95% CI, 0.95, 2.34]; P for trend = .03). Consequently, the risk associated with African American race increased from 28% (HR, 1.28 [95% CI, 0.91-1.80]) among men with BMI less than 25 to 103% (HR, 2.03 [95% CI, 1.38-2.98]) among African American men with BMI at least 35 (P for trend = .03). Body mass index was inversely associated with low-grade prostate cancer risk within non-Hispanic white men (BMI, <25 vs ≥35: HR, 0.80 [95% CI, 0.58-1.09]; P for trend = .02) but positively associated with risk within African American men (BMI, <25 vs ≥35: HR, 2.22 [95% CI, 1.17-4.21]; P for trend = .05). Body mass index was positively associated with risk of high-grade prostate cancer in both non-Hispanic white men (BMI, <25 vs ≥35: HR, 1.33 [95% CI, 0.90-1.97]; P for trend = .01) and African American men, although the increase may be larger within African American men, albeit the racial interaction was not statistically significant (BMI, <25 vs ≥35: HR, 1.81 [95% CI, 0.79-4.11]; P for trend = .02).
Conclusions and Relevance
Obesity is more strongly associated with increased prostate cancer risk among African American than non-Hispanic white men and reducing obesity among African American men could reduce the racial disparity in cancer incidence. Additional research is needed to elucidate the mechanisms underlying the differential effects of obesity in African American and non-Hispanic white men.
African American (AA) men have the highest incidence of prostate cancer of any racial or ethnic group in the United States,1,2 and, most importantly, they have the highest rates of aggressive disease and prostate cancer mortality.3,4 Elevated risk in AA men may be due to differences in environmental exposures (eg, socioeconomic status and related behaviors) and genetic characteristics, but the specific causes are uncertain.2 One possibility is that known prostate cancer risk factors differentially affect AA men.3,5 Whereas there is no evidence that associations of age, smoking, or family history with prostate cancer differ between AA and non-Hispanic white (NHW) men,6 it is unknown whether associations of obesity with prostate cancer do. Obesity may be salient to racial disparities in prostate cancer given that it is influenced by environmental and genetic factors,7 is more prevalent among African Americans,8,9 affects physiologic processes associated with cancer etiology,10,11 and may affect the sensitivity of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening.12,13
The associations of obesity with prostate cancer risk are complex. Studies in primarily NHW populations find that obesity is associated with a decreased risk of nonaggressive (low-grade and/or local stage) disease14,15 and an increased risk of aggressive (high-grade and/or advanced stage) disease.14,15 Three of 4 case-control studies among black US and Caribbean men, however, found that measures of obesity were associated with increased risks of both low- and high-grade disease.16- 19 Given the potential importance of this finding, studies that examine the association of obesity with risk among AA men are needed.
The purpose of this study was to compare the associations of obesity with prostate cancer risk between AA and NHW men using data from a large clinical trial that emphasized recruitment of AA men as a study goal.
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African American men have the highest rates of prostate cancer incidence compared with other racial groups in the United States; obesity may play a significant role in these disparities.
We tested whether associations of obesity and total and grade-specific prostate cancer incidence varied among African American vs non-Hispanic white men.
Body mass index (BMI) (calculated as weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared) was inversely associated with low-grade prostate cancer risk within non-Hispanic white men (BMI, <25 vs ≥35: HR, 0.80 [95% CI, 0.58-1.09]; P for trend = .02) but positively associated with risk within African American men (BMI, <25 vs ≥35: HR, 2.22 [95% CI, 1.17-4.21]; P for trend = .05).
Body mass index was positively associated with risk of high-grade prostate cancer in both populations, although the increase was larger among African American men.
Reducing obesity among African American men could reduce the racial disparity in prostate cancer incidence.
Data are from the Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (SELECT), a SWOG study conducted in selected academic medical centers and community clinical oncology programs, which tested whether supplementation with selenium, vitamin E, or both would reduce prostate cancer incidence.20- 22 Between July 2001 and May 2004, 35 533 men 55 years or older (≥50 years for AA men) were recruited from 427 study sites in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico and enrolled if they had a PSA concentration less than 4 ng/mL (to convert to micrograms per liter, multiply by 1.0) and a normal result on a digital rectal examination (DRE). In total, 4674 AA and 27 566 NHW men participated in the trial. Men were excluded from the present analyses if data were missing on body mass index (BMI, calculated as weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared) (36 AA and 143 NHW men) or covariates (education, family history of prostate cancer, history of diabetes mellitus, and smoking status; 93 AA and 204 NHW men) or if BMI was less than 18.0 or more than 50.0 (22 AA and 45 NHW men), yielding a sample size of 31 697 (4523 AA and 27 174 NHW men). The primary analyses presented here (conducted in 2014) are based on a sample of 26 071 participants (3398 AA and 22 673 NHW men) who reported PSA and DRE screening within 2 years prior to censoring event.
At baseline, participants reported information on race/ethnicity, education, smoking, history of diabetes, and family history of prostate cancer while clinic staff measured height and weight using a standard protocol. Standard cut points were used to create categories of normal weight, overweight, and obese.23 Overweight and obese categories were further divided to form quintiles of BMI to facilitate more specific evaluation of associations. At follow-up study visits scheduled every 6 months after randomization, men reported all medical events and receipt of prostate cancer screening. Participants were recommended, but not required, to undergo PSA and DRE screening annually. All men provided written informed consent prior to participation, and study procedures were approved by the local institutional review board for each study site. On September 15, 2008, the Data and Safety Monitoring Committee recommended discontinuation of trial supplements, and the use of supplements ended on October 23, 200822; person-years for the present analyses were calculated through this date.
Cases (n = 1723) were reviewed centrally for pathological confirmation and grading (n = 1575 [91.4%]). Low- and high-grade tumors were defined by Gleason score of 2 to 6 and 7 to 10, respectively.24 Grade was abstracted from study site pathologic analysis reports for 45 cases and was unknown for 148 cases. Date of death was reported by proxy during study follow-up or was ascertained via Social Security Death Index search if more than 18 months had passed since date of last contact.
Differences in the distributions of demographic and health-related characteristics between AA and NHW men were tested using t test and χ2 statistics for continuous and categorical variables, respectively. Age-standardized incidence rates (per 100 000 person-years) were calculated using NHW men in SELECT as standard. To elucidate the role of obesity in the context of health disparities, we used joint-effects models to show the effect of both obesity and race. Hazard ratios (HRs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were estimated using Cox proportional hazards regression models. Risk differences (ie, attributable risks [ARs]) and 95% CIs were estimated using Poisson regression models to provide an estimate of the absolute burden of disease attributable to race and obesity among men in SELECT. Tests for trend were performed using BMI as a continuous variable. For total cancer, separate models were run using all cases and only those with known grade because the proportion of ungraded cancers was higher among AA than NHW men (12.6% vs 7.8%; P = .02). Separate models were also run for low-grade and high-grade prostate cancer. In models for low-grade cancer, men with high-grade cancer were censored at the time of diagnosis and vice versa in models of high-grade cancer. Results are given using NHW men with BMI less than 25 as the reference, which shows both the associations of race with cancer risk within BMI categories (which we term the AA race effect) and the associations of BMI with cancer risk within race groups. The P value for the AA race effect not only tests whether the effect of race is different across BMI categories, it also tests whether the effect of BMI is different across race. The single effects of obesity within AA men using BMI less than 25 as the reference are given in the text. All models were adjusted for age, education, history of diabetes, current smoking, family history of prostate cancer, and study treatment arm. To test whether associations of obesity with cancer risk differ between AA and NHW men, models included multiplicative interaction terms of race and BMI. Statistical analyses were performed using Stata SE software, version 12.0 (Stata Corporation). All statistical tests were 2 sided, and P < .05 was considered statistically significant.
We performed 5 sets of sensitivity analyses to evaluate the robustness of our primary analyses, which are detailed in the eMethods in the Supplement. Briefly, we (1) repeated analyses after randomly assigning grade, (2) modeled death as a competing risk, (3) allowed for race-specific effects of diabetes on risk, (4) repeated analyses after censoring at date of study protocol nonadherence, and (5) repeated analyses using all AA and NHW men regardless of screening status.
During a median (interquartile range) of 5.6 (1.8) years of follow-up, 1723 men developed prostate cancer. Table 1 and Table 2 give demographic and health-related characteristics of AA and NHW SELECT participants included in this study. In general, AA men were a mean of 4.2 years younger (due in part to study eligibility criteria), had lower educational attainment (33.2% vs 55.4% completed college; P < .001), and had a higher prevalence of diabetes, smoking, and obesity (38.9% vs 30.1% had BMI ≥ 30; P < .001). The incidences of total, low- and high-grade, and locally staged prostate cancer were significantly higher among AA men. The overall covariate-adjusted effects of AA race were HR of 1.58 (95% CI, 1.37-1.81; P < .001), 1.34 (95% CI, 1.12-1.61; P = .002), and 1.81 (95% CI, 1.42-2.30; P < .001) for total, low-grade, and high-grade cancers, respectively.
Table 3 gives the associations of BMI with total cancer for AA and NHW men using NHW men with BMI less than 25 as the referent group. Looking across table rows shows the relationship between obesity and prostate cancer risk within race groups with the P value testing for linear trend. Looking down table columns shows the effect of race within BMI groups, which we present as the AA race effect with the P value testing for interaction. Obesity was not associated with risk of total prostate cancer among NHW men. Among AA men, however, there was a significant positive association between obesity and total prostate cancer risk. Looking within AA men only, the HR contrasting BMI less than 25 to BMI at least 35 was 1.49 (95% CI, 0.95-2.34; P for trend = .03) and the corresponding AR was 157.3 (95% CI, 94.1-275.3) cases per 100 000 person-years. The AA race effect increased across BMI categories and ranged from 28% (61.8 cases per 100 000 person-years) among those with BMI less than 25 to 103% (219.1 cases per 100 000 person-years) among those with BMI at least 35 (P for trend = .03). Results were similar when cases were restricted to those with known grade, with the exception of AA men with BMI less than 25. More than 30% of these men had ungraded cancer, compared with 9.5% among AA men with higher BMI (P < .001). As a result, their incidence of graded cancer was substantially lower, which attenuated the AA race effect among men with BMI less than 25.
Associations between BMI and grade-specific prostate cancer are given in Table 4 using NHW men with BMI less than 25 as the referent group. For low-grade cancer, obesity was inversely associated with prostate cancer risk among NHW men but positively associated with risk among AA men. Within NHW men, those with BMI at least 35 had a 20% reduced risk (−61.0 cases per 100 000 person-years) compared with those with BMI less than 25 (P for trend = .02). Looking within AA men only, the HR contrasting BMI less than 25 to BMI at least 35 was 2.22 (95% CI, 1.17-4.21; P for trend = .05) and the corresponding AR was 287.7 (95% CI, 98.6-831.9) cases per 100,000 person-years. The AA race effect on low-grade cancer increased significantly with increasing BMI, ranging from a nonsignificant 20% reduced risk (−61.3 cases per 100 000 person-years) among men with BMI less than 25 to a 122% increased risk (287.3 cases per 100 000 person-years) among men with BMI at least 35 (P for trend = .005). For high-grade cancer, the association of obesity with risk was substantially larger among AA than NHW men. Within NHW men, those with BMI at least 35 had a 33% increased risk (6.2 cases per 100 000 person-years) compared with those with BMI less than 25 (P for trend = .01). Within AA men, the HR contrasting BMI less than 25 to BMI at least 35 was 1.81 (95% CI, 0.79-4.11; P for trend = .02) and the corresponding AR was 19.4 (95% CI, 4.2-89.1) cases per 100,000 person-years. Unlike the finding for low-grade cancer, the AA race effect did not differ significantly across obesity categories (P for trend = .41).
Findings from sensitivity analyses are given in eTables 1 through 5 in the Supplement. Notably, when ungraded cancers were assigned a grade on the basis of the distribution of low- and high-grade disease, the excess risk for cancer among AA compared with NHW men with BMI less than 25 increased from −20% to +12% for low-grade cancer and from 32% to 41% for high-grade cancer. However, the findings contrasting the associations of obesity with risk in AA compared with NHW men were unchanged.
In this large prospective study, we found substantial differences in the associations of obesity with prostate cancer risk among AA compared with NHW men. In analyses of total prostate cancer, obesity was positively associated with risk among AA men only. In grade-stratified analyses, obesity was inversely associated with the risk of low-grade cancer and positively associated with the risk of high-grade prostate cancer among NHW men but positively associated with risks of both low- and high-grade prostate cancer among AA men. As a consequence, the AA race effects for total and low-grade cancers were substantially higher among men with BMI at least 25 compared with men with BMI less than 25. In contrast, the AA race effect for high-grade cancer differed little across BMI categories.
Evaluating associations on the additive scale is important to ascertain the actual number of prostate cancer cases attributed to obesity, and this information is lacking for AA men. Using the observed covariate-adjusted rates (per 100 000 person-years) of 234.1, 298.4, and 18.6 for total, low-grade, and high-grade cancer in NHW men in SELECT with BMI less than 25 as the reference group, we can calculate the excess risk or attributable risk percent (ARP) for any contrasts in our tables. From a clinical perspective, we found that among AA men in SELECT, having a BMI at least 30 vs a BMI less than 25 was associated with 414.2 additional cases of total prostate cancer per 100 000 person-years, which is an ARP of 28.6%. The ARP associated with obesity for total prostate cancer among NHW men in SELECT is close to zero, which is consistent with studies finding no association unless cancer is stratified by grade.14,15 The estimated ARP for obesity and any cancer among primarily NHW men in the United States is 4%,25 and to our knowledge, our study is the first to report these for grade-specific prostate cancer, albeit within the context of a clinical cohort. Here the ARPs due to obesity among AA men are 47.4% and 46.1% for low- and high-grade disease, respectively, which is substantially higher than the modest negative and 20.4% ARP for low- and high-grade cancer among NHW men.
Our finding of an overall 58% increased risk for prostate cancer among AA compared with NHW men is consistent with other studies.26 Our findings on obesity and prostate cancer risk among NHW men are also similar to those of many recent studies that have found that associations between obesity and prostate cancer risk differ by cancer aggressiveness.14,15,27 In a meta-analysis of 12 prospective studies, Discacciati and colleagues14 found an inverse association between BMI and localized prostate cancer (RR, 0.94 [95% CI, 0.91-0.97]; P for trend < .001) and a positive association between BMI and advanced prostate cancer (RR, 1.09 [95% CI, 1.02-1.16]; P for trend < .001). Similar findings were reported in the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial15 and REDUCE (Reduction by Dutasteride of Prostate Cancer Events)27 studies, which used prostate biopsy to confirm presence or absence of cancer.
We know of only 1 study that has examined whether associations of obesity with prostate cancer risk differ between AA and NHW men. This case-control study found a nonsignificant inverse association of obesity with total and advanced prostate cancer risk among AA men but a positive association among whites.19 Three small case-control studies have reported associations between central adiposity and prostate cancer risk among AA men that are consistent with the findings reported here.16,18,28 Findings from all of these studies, however, are not reliable because of the many inherent biases in case-control studies, which influence both the strength and direction of associations.29 More prospective studies are needed to confirm the findings given here.
The mechanisms underlying our findings are unknown. One possible explanation is that the biological effects of obesity differ in AA and NHW men. Inflammation plays a role in prostate carcinogenesis,30 and the effect of obesity on systemic inflammation could be stronger in AA than in NHW men.31 Similarly, insulin may play a role in prostate carcinogenesis32 and it is possible that the effect of obesity on insulin secretion is stronger in AA than in NHW men. There is consistent evidence that both fasting and postprandial insulin levels are higher in AA than in NHW men,33 but we know of no studies that have examined whether obesity increases these differences. There are also known prostate cancer risk alleles (eg, CYP3A4 single-nucleotide polymorphism, 8q24 region phB2 single-nucleotide polymorphisms, and androgen receptor CAG repeat polymorphism) that are more prevalent among AA men34,35 with which obesity may interact and modify their function.35
Another possible explanation is that detection of prostate cancer, despite screening recommendations based on site-based standard of care, may still be higher among AA compared with NHW men in SELECT. Mean PSA concentrations, adjusted for age and other covariates, are lower among NHW compared with AA men,36- 38 which may increase the likelihood that AA men receive diagnostic biopsies. Furthermore, it is well established that obesity is inversely associated with PSA concentration,36- 41 although the mean difference in PSA, contrasting men with BMI at least 35 to those with BMI less than 25, is small (roughly 0.2 μg/mL). It is possible, however, that the associations of obesity with PSA differ between NHW and AA men. Whereas Fowke and colleagues36 found no difference in the association of obesity with PSA in AA and NHW men, Culp and colleagues38 reported that the odds of having a PSA level at least 4.0 ng/mL, contrasting BMI less than 25 to at least 30, decreased by 6% (P < .02) in NHW men but increased by 113% (P = .11) in AA men. If, indeed, obesity is associated with an increase in PSA level among AA men, we believe it likely that PSA level is functioning as an indicator of disease risk and not a cause of detection bias.
The strengths of this study include its large sample size, standardized assessment of height and weight, active follow-up for incident prostate cancer, and consideration of bias due to differential detection. Specifically, our primary analysis included only men who were screened in the 2 years prior to their censoring event. We also performed several sensitivity analyses (given in eTables 1, 3, and 5 in the Supplement) addressing racial differences in the percentage of ungraded cases, the risk of death, the prevalence of diabetes, and adherence to study protocol, which reinforced the stability of our primary findings. There are also several limitations. Body mass index is a nonspecific measure of obesity because it does not distinguish more metabolically active abdominal fat from other body fat42 and it does not distinguish whether excess body weight relative to height is attributable to fat or nonfat tissues.43 However, in the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial, associations of obesity with prostate cancer risk were stronger for BMI than any measure of central adiposity.15 Even in our relatively large sample of AA men, the number of cases within categories defined by both grade and BMI were small. Although findings in the screened sample were similar to those in the full cohort, there may still be possible racial differences in the proportion of men who elected to undergo biopsy following an elevated PSA test result. Finally, these results may not generalize to the population at large given the fact that men from SELECT comprise a clinic-based sample.
Findings from this study suggest that increased obesity could partially explain the substantially higher risk of prostate cancer among AA men. Not only is obesity more strongly associated with increased prostate cancer risk among AA men, it is considerably more prevalent among this group.9 This study reinforces the importance of obesity prevention and treatment among AA men, for whom the health benefits may be comparatively large. Although obesity is linked to poor health outcomes in all populations, clinicians might consider the unique contribution of obesity prevention and treatment to the health of their AA patients. Such targeted efforts may contribute to reductions in prostate cancer disparities.
Accepted for Publication: February 26, 2015.
Corresponding Author: Wendy E. Barrington, PhD, University of Washington School of Nursing, 1959 NE Pacific St, PO Box 357263, Seattle, WA 98195 (email@example.com).
Published Online: April 16, 2015. doi:10.1001/jamaoncol.2015.0513.
Author Contributions: Drs Barrington and Kristal had full access to all of the data in the study and take responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.
Study concept and design: Kristal.
Acquisition, analysis, or interpretation of data: All authors.
Drafting of the manuscript: Barrington, Schenk, Kristal.
Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: All authors.
Statistical analysis: Barrington, Schenk, Etzioni, Arnold.
Obtained funding: Kristal.
Administrative, technical, or material support: Neuhouser, Thompson, Lucia.
Study supervision: Neuhouser, Kristal.
Conflict of Interest Disclosures: None reported.
Funding/Support: SELECT was funded in part by Public Health Service grants CA37429 and 5UM1CA182883 from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine of the National Institutes of Health. Dr Barrington was supported by a training grant from the NCI (R25CA094880).
Role of the Funder/Sponsor: The funders had no role in the design and conduct of the study; collection, management, analysis, and interpretation of the data; preparation, review, or approval of the manuscript; and decision to submit the manuscript for publication.
Correction: This article was corrected online May 13, 2015, for an error in the byline.
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eMethods. Sensitivity Analyses
eTable 1. Bootstrapped hazard ratios for joint associations of body mass index (BMI) and race with risk of total and grade-specific prostate cancer for African-American and non-Hispanic white men in study sample from the Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention trial where ungraded cancers were randomly assigned grade (sensitivity analysis 1)
eTable 2. Health-related characteristics of African-American and non-Hispanic white men in study sample from Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial where earliest censoring event was defined as study protocol noncompliance
eTable 3. Hazard ratios for joint associations of body mass index (BMI) and race with risk of total and graded prostate cancer for African-American and non-Hispanic white men in SELECT trial where earliest censoring event was defined as study protocol noncompliance (sensitivity analysis 4)
eTable 4. Demographic and health-related characteristics of African-American and non-Hispanic white men from the Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial
eTable 5. Hazard ratios for joint associations of body mass index (BMI) and race with risk of total and graded prostate cancer among African-American and non-Hispanic white men within full cohort censored at date of prostate cancer diagnosis or last contact within SELECT trial (sensitivity analysis 5)
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Outstanding! Spinner has wowed us with this one before, but this time I made it myself. No fresh parsley, so used basil instead with a yummy result. I also think this dish could be dressed differently for a variation on flavours; next time I will try fresh lemon juice & oregano for a greek twist, thanks Jan!
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It has been ten years since the restoration of the Dalmascan Kingdom and the end of the war between Rozzaria and Arcadia. There are those who lead peaceful lives as cockatrice breeders, merchants, and more. However there are still less traditional employment to be found: sky pirating or monster hunting.
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"Thanks again, Bani! I'm sure I wouldn't be able to have everything finished by open time if it weren't for your help, kupo," she said as she handed him some gil.
"Thanks Gurdy," Bani replied in a gruff and gutteral tone unique to his race. He pocketed the gil. "If you need any more help during the day I'll be in town."
He then bid his farewell to Gurdy and the Chocobos and left to enter town. He was very grateful to Gurdy for letting him work in his stables. There really wasn't much work in Rabanastre for a Bangaa with no experience outside of a mine and the hours were really generous as well. Usually he could be finished by 9 and then have the rest of the day to himself.
Bani didn't really have any big ideas for how to spend the rest of his time so he decided to stop by the Sandsea. He took the moogling station to the Sandsea and as soon as he arrived there were three Rabasnatre teenagers giggling nearby. Bani didn't have to listen to their conversation to know what they were going on about. That girl was the one that the patrolman in the bazaar was always flirting with while on duty. One day something was going to happen while he was on duty and he'd be sorry he didn't pay better attention.
Bani went into the sandsea and went right to the Notice board.
Sandsea Tavern Notice board:
Mark: Rogue Tomato
Petitioner: Tomaj in the sandsea
Message: It's happened again! An annoying little member of the Deadly Nightshade family has taken to attacking Travelers and Merchants, and so did Tomaj post a Bill for this Mark.
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Petitioner: Linus in Fountain Cafe
Message: This is unsettling! I cannot get any imports of the fine Archades brew any longer because of caravans being held up. I think it must be some foul beast causing a muck in the Salikawood again! It has to be it. Will some brave souls please vanquish this before my business suffers any longer?
*Huff* *huff* *huff*
"Phew, a night's worth of hunting... I'd say it wasn't worth it, but these are definitely some nice pelts," Jyrn said, with a grin on her face, "Guess I'd better be getting back to the shop, I've got work to do!"
As she strolled back to the shop, from outside the city, into and through the city of Rabanastre, Jyrn took in all the sights. "I may have lived here for most of my life, but it still amazes me what has been accomplished here... Better not let myself get distracted!" Jyrn said, oblivious to the fact that she was thinking out loud.
On the way back to her shop, Jyrn passed the Sandsea. Walking by, she noticed someone she knew. "Is that Bani? Hmmm..." she said, followed by an overly energetic shout: "Hey Bani! Anything interesting on the board today? After I get a bit of work done, I'd love to get back out in the field!"
Bani heard his name being called and turned to see a familiar Viera talking to him. It was Jyrn who he sometimes went on hunts with.
"Good morning Jyrn," he greeted. "Yeah there's one. The other is just the usual from Tomaj--"
"Hey!" Tomaj called from the bar. "I'll have you know I post all good marks. There are no lame marks on my board."
Larietta lurked around the streets of Rabanstre. Looking from left to right she seemed to be searching for something... or perhaps someone. She skipped along barefoot through the city, avoiding any cracks that may come by as if like a game. In a dense crowd bustling with activity she spotted a man with dirty blonde hair that trailed down his back in a long braid. A playful smirk came to her face as she shrunk in the crowd and slowly advanced.
Yuuki... Star hunter known to all... You shall be my victim on this fine day!
She quickened her pace but still used the crowd to her benefit, blending in and keeping her presence unknown. It didn't take long for her to go over to were Master Hunter Yuuki was and it took even less time to swipe a bag loaded with expensive goods that happened to be loosely slung over the man's shoulder. She dove down into the crowd and was gone as quickly as she had stolen from the poor sucker.
"All right all right! I've got to head to the shop and get these pelts prepared for tanning first, but if you want to stop by a bit later, I should be ready to get back out there," Jyrn stated, way more excitedly that she should have, "Anyway, I'll catch you in a bit."
With that, she turned and rushed out of the Sandsea, eager to get going again. So eager, in fact, that she didn't realize the door to her shop being opened up as she was running in. Well, she didn't realize until after she ran into the door, anyway.
"Tch- that hurts..." she growled, clutching her now sore shoulder.
"Maybe next time your head is in the clouds, you'll keep your eyes on reality," the old man said, with a huge smirk on his face, "What are you in such a rush for anyway? You were out all night hunting, I would think you'd be tired at this point."
"There's no time to be tired! I've got another job coming up soon, so I'd like to get this work done so I can head back out!" Jyrn exclaimed, with an overly excited face.
"All right, all right. There's no use stopping you, I know that by now," the old leatherworker said with a smile, "Anyway, the salt bags are over there, so get those pelts cured."
"I've been working with you for how many years now? I think I know where the salt is," Jyrn huffed, a little bit annoyed, but also a bit happy that even years later the man is the same as he always has been. "Anyway, I'll get right to work!"
Dryn crawled out from under a large machinery and shoved the few small scrap parts she managed to take off into the pouches strapped to her thighs. She looked up and covered her eyes as the sun beamed down on her, focusing them after being under the machine for quite some time.
Dryn stretched out her arms and was about to make her way towards the bazaar through a dense crowd until a red-haired someone with a bag slung over their shoulder pushed past her. A thief's hunch, but something has to be of value in that back and it must have already been stolen. Dryn slowly followed after the ragged person, who seemed to smell of oil.
"Ugh. Could that ride have been any longer?" Russet complained as he stretched his legs out onto solid ground. Russet and Adelain were boarding off the airship after their long voyage from Archades. Adelain's eyes almost sparkled with the sight of Rabanastre once again. The clamor of its inhabitants and the beaming sun seemed to bring back memories.
"Did you hear me Adel? I really think airshi-..." Russet trailed off as his eyes followed a scantily clad Viera amongst the crowd.
"Wah!" He exclaimed, "What are those...? Are those ears?! Where are the rest of that young woman's clothi-" He halted in his speech again as his eyes caught yet another spectacle.
"Look Adelain! More reptile creatures." It was obvious Russet wasn't a well traveled person as he took in all the sights before him.
"Young master, I told you once before on the ship, they are Bangaa. Please refrain from causing a scene. Here in Rabanastre you will meet many walks of life. So do try your best to be respectful, sir", Adelain said calmly.
"Oh right. So... To that tavern you mentioned right? Something about your Century Club, and what not?"
"The Clan Centurio, and we are heading toward the Sandsea which is north of here", the moogle replied looking slightly irritated.
The two gathered what little belongings they had and began to navigate the sea of people towards their destination.
Leila walked out of her house and locked the door. She stopped once she took a few steps on the shade of the building.
"Ugh...150,000 gil...I need 100,000 more. Off to more hunting..."
She walked toward the crowd of people of Rabanstre and tried to find her way to the Sandsea Tavern, hoping that Tomaj would put good game for good gil. She couldn't rely on her parents for more money, since it takes a long time for the mail to reach her.
Leila arrived and found Tomaj, and familiar face Bani by the Notice Board.
"Oh, hi Bani."
Almost there....
Larietta tightened her grip on the bag and cleared away from the crowd. She didn't want to be there when Yuuki possibly goes berserk. After making her way to a less populated street close to where her and her papi's workshop was, she stopped and let out a happy "WHOOOO!". Of course this brought a few curious glances over to her but she payed little heed to them and started walking to her workshop. She didn't ease her grip on the bag since well, she didn't want to get stolen from after she just stole.
Dryn took a risk and followed the girl down the street with an uncomfortably less amount of people. She was ready to turn back and ignore whatever might be in the bag until her target suddenly hollered in excitement. Dryn quickly pulled up her scarf to cover her face and ran at the girl. She pulled out her dagger and sliced at the bag near the girl's hand so that it still retained its... bag-shape and quickly snatched it off the ground to run off. Dryn turned her head and let out a laugh from behind her scarf. "Celebrating when you didn't even clear, what are you, stupid?"
It was at that moment Lari casted a haste spell on herself, ran to the girl and snatched the bag back.
"Mind your own business and return to your enchanted forest, HALFING!" Larietta barked before casting a slow spell on the newcomer with a snap of her fingers, "And don't be such a stingy b*tch either."
With that the redhead sprinted off having said her fiery remarks.
"Why don't you just go crying back to your mother!" Dryn made a horizontal slice in the air with her hand to cast Haste on herself, then ran after the girl.
"If I can get in range," She thought, "I should be able to Immobilize her."
She cursed to herself. If only she had brought her gun. Normally, she wouldn't shoot anyone, but calling her a "halfling"... Dryn pulled out a wrench from her strap pocket and hurled it at the girl in frustration.
Lari quickly looked over her shoulder and saw the wrench hurtling towards her head. She quickly got down and did a roll, avoiding said projectile, then jumped back onto her feet and turned at a corner. She didn't want to be around when the peace force comes lurking around so she reached into her pocket and dug around for a bomb. Specifically a smoke bomb. She found a small sphere in her jacket pocket that felt like a cherry bomb much to her dismay.
Almost there...
"If I'm not getting that" Dryn yelled and pulled out her dagger, "then I'll just make sure you don't either!" She hesitated slightly before hurling the dagger at the bag to rip it open.
"Screw you!" Lari called out. Looking over her shoulder one last time she saw the dagger but just in time she found the place she was looking for. Her Papi's workshop! She dashed to the large, iron door (or whatever crazy materials exist in this world) and slammed it behind her. She could hear the sound of the dagger hitting it and a sigh of relief escaped from her lips. She locked up the door behind her and leaned back against it, sliding down to the ground on her bottom as she gasped for air.
"Dammit!" Dryn cursed and picked back up her dagger. She observed her surroundings and made a mental note of the area and the girl, then put away the dagger. She picked up a rock and hurled it at the door out of frustration and ran off to the bazaar.
"Good Morning, Leila," greeted Bani. "You're sure up early. Are you here to get first picks at the marks today?"
"There's a good one about a rogue tomato," Tomaj noted.
"I'll think about it," Bani said. He actually had in mind the other mark by Linus the cafe owner. "I'm surprised though to see only two notices up."
"Yeah it's a slow day. Well," Tomaj leaned forward and gestured for the other two to coe forward too although the only other patron was a drunk guy who was way too out of it to even evesdrop. "I heard Montblanc may have something for you too but you didn't hear it from me."
"But I did!" Bani said.
"What?" Tomaj asked.
"But I did hear it from you."
"Bani... it's a Hume expression."
"You and your Hume expressions," Bani shook his head.
Leila giggled at the small talk they had. Then she looked at the two hunts.
"A bomb queen? Worth more than the tomato for sure."
"Tomaj, I'll be taking on the Bomb Queen. That all right?"
"You sure? That one is really tough."
"...Have you not remembered the other tough marks I've taken?"
"...Oh yeah, you were great with those. You've got those guys in 1 shot! Or two. But this one is probably tougher than the ones you've done before."
"A bomb queen is weak against ice magic. I'll be fine if I go get my Glacial Staff. So just sign me up."
Leila then looked at Bani.
"Care to join? It's alright to say no."
Once Lari caught her breath she tied the bag of goods up and looked around... Okay she took a wrong turn. For once... Most likely out of desperation of just wanting to get away from the viera... hume hybrid. A large crowd of moogles were staring her down once they came to the scene and Larietta stared back.
"... Hey there?" she managed a weak laugh, "Don't mind me, just passing by."
"... Right, ~kupo. I suggest you leave..."
Lari slowly turned around. She paused, wondering if that other girl was gone. She reached into her pocket and pulled out a coin. Heads, go out. Tails, find another exit. With a flick of her thumb she flipped it and caught it, then turned it over on her other arm and checked what came up. Heads. She unlocked the door and opened it, then walked off as if nothing happened. After a few minutes worth of walking she made it to the shop she had been looking for and stared at a nearly identical iron door as the one she went through earlier.
... I wish the metal was at least a different colour... she mused as she pulled open the door and went inside. She went up to where her room was and stuffed the bag of valuables under her bed, then went down to her papi's shop.
"Papi!" she called out as the bangaa man just finished attending to a customer.
"Lari where have you been?" the Bangaa man, Claudio, asked in his usual gruffy voice, "Didn't you know I had work for you to do?"
Lari sat down on the steps she was standing on, "Oh, sorry about that. Um I'm gonna head on over to the Sandsea place and get a job. Yeah."
"You're procrastinating..."
"I'll do it when I get back! Bye Papi!" she hopped down the stairs and grabbed her rifle and belt of handbombs in many packets attached to it. She was out the door before Claudio could object.
"I'd love to but... is it ok if Jyrn comes?" Bani replied, remembering that the Viera had wanted to tag along with whatever mark he choose.
"Whatever you two decide remember to go to see Linus about the details," Tomaj reminded.
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The DEA says government chemists were able to manufacture methamphetamine from the product. So like other products containing pseudoephedrine, Zephrex-D must be sold from behind the counter.
Zephrex-D has been sold in Missouri since December. Suburban St. Louis company Westport Pharmaceuticals rolled out the product to 15,000 pharmacies nationwide during the past month.
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Stick to WoW...Posted: May 24, 2005 12:00AM PST by CKY_Haggard
cause honestly WoW is a hell of alot better than Guild Wars.
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I had the same deliemma. But the only part is thats different: I got guild wars. It's not what everyone says it is. I think WoW is SO much better than GW. I mean GW was fun while it lasted. The highest level is 20. It was easy too. I ripped through the instances FAST and gained XP like nothing. I would recomend sticking to WoW.
I..Posted: Jun 02, 2005 12:00AM PST by Edwin Rivera
will most definately stick to wow cuz as a friend told me, you pretty much paying the same amount on wow as you would on buying the expansions for gw.
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...appreciate your input Doc.
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