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Recent advances in targeting BRAFV600E mutations, which occur in roughly 50% of melanomas and 70% of benign nevi, have improved response rates and survival in patients with melanoma. With increased survival, the importance of other comorbidities increases and requires consideration in long-term management. This case report discusses dynamic dermoscopic nevus changes that occur during dabrafenib therapy and offers some conclusions regarding BRAF mutations and the changes.
A man in his 30s had been monitored with whole-body dermoscopy at roughly 7-month intervals as part of a nevus surveillance study. Fourteen months after his initial visit, metastases were found, and the patient entered a clinical trial of dabrafenib with or without trametinib therapy. Continued dermoscopic monitoring for the next 12 months revealed that approximately 50% of the existing acquired melanocytic nevi involuted, while the remaining nevi did not change. Biopsy findings from 1 unchanged and 1 involuted nevus showed BRAF wild type in the unchanged nevus, BRAFV600E mutation in the involuting nevus, and no malignant histopathologic characteristics in either one.
Conclusions and Relevance
Our observations indicate that a previously suggested hypothesis regarding involuting nevi in BRAF inhibitor therapy is correct: Nevi that involute while a patient is undergoing BRAF V600E inhibitor therapy possess the BRAF V600E mutation, while others that grow or remain unchanged are wild type. However larger-scale trials are required to gather conclusive data and create a more complete clinical picture.
Melanocytes, like many other human cells, express the BRAF gene. However, mutation of BRAF in melanocytes occurs at high frequency in melanocytic proliferations such as nevi (70%-82%) and melanomas (50%-60%).1,2 Mutation of BRAF results in a defect of the mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway causing oncogenic proliferation and avoidance of apoptosis.3 Most frequently, BRAF mutations occur at the V600E position (74%-90%), and the next most common mutation occurs at V600K (16%-29%)4; together, these sites account for 95% of all BRAF mutations.
Initial breakthrough treatments were made with vemurafenib, a selective inhibitor of BRAFV600E-mutated kinase. The inhibition of BRAFV600E initially induces tumor growth arrest and partial or complete tumor regression in metastatic melanoma.5 Given the frequency of BRAFV600E mutations in benign nevi,2 it is also not surprising that changes have been observed in existing melanocytic nevi and that new nevi appear during BRAFV600E inhibitor therapy.6,7 Recently, a study of 42 patients treated with vemurafenib for a mean duration of 6.7 months described a high level of dermoscopic change in preexisting lesions such as color changes, appearance and disappearance of globules, dermoscopic island pigmentation, and increases in size of nevi.8 New primary melanomas have also been reported during the early stages of vemurafenib treatment, arising from new erupting melanocytic proliferations or rapidly changing existing nevi.9 Zimmer et al,9 Dalle et al,7 and Perier-Muzet et al8 report that these new primary melanomas arising during vemurafenib therapy are BRAF wild type.
Herein we describe an example of nevus volatility and propose the molecular involvement in a patient undergoing BRAFV600E inhibition therapy and who participated in a nevus surveillance study. All patients in the surveillance study provided written consent, and the study followed the Declaration of Helsinki protocols and was approved by the Princess Alexandra Hospital human research ethics committee.
While participating in a nevus surveillance study, 1 of the patients, a man in his 30s who had been diagnosed 5 years earlier as having a superficial melanoma (Clark level 3, Breslow index 0.64 mm), developed metastases in the pancreas, liver, and mesenteric lymph nodes. Two months later, he was enrolled in a clinical trial of dabrafenib with or without trametinib therapy. Dabrafenib is a BRAF inhibitor similar to vemurafenib, and it was being tested with trametinib, a MEK (MAPK kinase) inhibitor that targets the same MAPK pathway. The trial was blinded and still ongoing at the time of the present report, and so it is unknown whether this patient's treatment regimen included trametinib.
The patient presented with Fitzpatrick skin type III, dark brown hair, and green eyes. He underwent imaging with a FotoFinder system (FotoFinder Systems GmbH) of all nevi larger than 2 mm on the back and larger than 5 mm on the rest of the body. No significant changes were observed dermoscopically throughout. Ten nevi larger than 5 mm were identified on the body, while 25 nevi larger than 2 mm were identified on the back, for a total of 31 nevi included in our analysis. There were 2 globular, 15 reticular, and 14 nonspecific/homogeneous nevi.
Full-body and dermoscopic imaging was conducted 5 times over the next 27 months at roughly 7-month intervals, and no significant dermoscopic changes were identified by assessment of imaged nevi at the 7- or 14-month visits. However, at the 21-month visit, 6 months after he commenced participation in the BRAF inhibitor trial, assessment revealed significant dermoscopic changes 16 nevi (51% of total) (Figure 1). The nevi changes predominantly involved involution and a decrease in pigmentation and size. In addition, in concurrence with other reports,6 flattening of raised nevi was also observed. By dermoscopic pattern, 4 reticular, 10 homogeneous, and 2 globular nevi showed signs of involution. Therefore, 71% of the unspecific and 26% of the reticular nevi showed signs of involution, while both raised globular nevi decreased in pigmentation and flattened.
A-C, Three nevi have undergone involution 7 months after initiation of BRAFV600E inhibitor therapy. D and E, The other 2 nevi remain unchanged. Excisional shave biopsies and numerous ex vivo microbiopsies were performed on nevi C and E. Images to the left of the vertical red line were obtained before the patient commenced participation in the BRAF inhibitor trial; images to the right of the line were obtained after he entered the trial. F, Clinical image of the back shows nevi locations: white arrow indicates biopsied involuting nevus; white circles indicate involuting nevi; black arrow indicates biopsied unchanged nevus; black circles indicate unchanged nevi.
By the time of final imaging at 27 months' surveillance (12 months into the BRAF inhibitor trial), the nevi had generally not further changed, but 5 nevi had continued to involute: 3 reticular and 2 homogeneous nevi. Again, no increase in pigmentation was observed in any lesions, and no new nevi were observed. The patient had an otherwise excellent systemic response to the targeted therapy and an excellent partial response to the point of almost a complete response, with the exception of a small unchanged node near the pancreas that was seen on computed tomographic imaging.
There are a number of external and endogenous factors influencing changes and appearance of nevi over time. These include UV radiation exposure, hormonal changes associated with pregnancy,10 and targeted melanoma therapies such as selective BRAFV600E inhibitors.6 As unchanged and changed nevi were at times adjacent at the same body site, UV exposure was not considered to be a major influencing factor, and pregnancy cannot be considered in our male patient. Therefore to sample molecular markers, specifically BRAF mutation status of changed and unchanged nevi, we used a newly described microbiopsy device.11- 13
Diagnostic shave excisions were performed on 1 involuted nevus and 1 unchanged nevus (Figure 1). The histopathologic diagnosis for the involuted lesion was a predominantly junctional compound nevus without significant inflammation or fibrosis, and the unchanged lesion was characterized as a junctional nevus with a lentiginous melanocytic pattern. Microbiopsy specimens were taken from 6 locations on both of the excised nevi (Figure 2). DNA samples extracted from microbiopsy specimens were subjected to polymerase chain reaction amplification using selected forward and reverse primers to flank the BRAF exon 15 and NRAS exon 2 mutation hotspots.14 Molecular sequencing of the samples for BRAF and NRAS mutations were performed after extraction of amplified products from the DNA gel. Sequencing revealed heterogeneous BRAFV600E mutation in the involuting nevus and BRAF wild type in the unchanged nevus, while both lesions were NRAS wild type.
A-D, Workup of an involuting nevus. E-H, Workup of a noninvoluting nevus. C and G, Dermoscopic images show microbiopsy sites 1 through 5 (scale bar = 1 mm); site 6 in each panel is a control biopsy site adjacent to the nevus. D and H, Molecular analysis charts for microbiopsy sites shown in panels C and G, respectively. A and E, Histopathologic images of the nevi, neither of which shows any histopathological criteria for melanoma (scale bars = 200 µm; boxes enclose areas shown at higher magnification in panels B and F). The involuted nevus in panel A is a benign, predominantly junctional nevus with few discrete nests of nonpigmented nevus cells at the dermal-epidermal junction; subtle lymphatic infiltration around suprapapillary vascular plexus; and no obvious signs of fibrosis or regression; sequencing (D) reveals that the nevus is heterogeneous for BRAFV600E mutation at sites 1 and 5. The noninvoluted nevus in panel E is a benign lentiginous melanocytic nevus with elongated pigmented rete ridges and slightly increased numbers of melanocytes at the dermal-epidermal junction; small junctional nests of melanocytes are also present; and sequencing (H) reveals no presence of BRAFV600E mutation. B and F, Greater magnifications of the boxed areas of panels A and E, respectively (scale bars = 200 μm).
The involution of nevi in BRAFV600E inhibitor therapy has been reported, but herein we report findings that support the hypothesis6 that these nevi are BRAFV600E positive. This is related to decreased MAPK activity due to BRAF inhibition. In contrast to reports in vemurafenib-treated patients of increased size and pigmentation in some nevi and the appearance of new BRAF wild-type melanoma through paradoxical BRAF activation,15 we observed no increase in pigmentation of nevi or suspect changes in our patient. Because we could not know whether our dabrafenib-treated patient was also receiving trametinib, conclusions regarding the combination regimen cannot be drawn. However, our long-term monitoring prior to and during therapy combined with confirmation of involuting nevi possessing BRAFV600E mutation adds another component to the dermoscopic changes in long-term therapy with BRAFV600E inhibitors. Larger-scale and longer-term trials will give a broader and more accurate description of specific medication effects required for dermatologic follow-up.
Corresponding Author: H. Peter Soyer, MD, FACD, Level 5, Translational Research Institute (TRI), 37 Kent St, Woolloongabba QLD 4102, Australia (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Accepted for Publication: February 26, 2014.
Published Online: April 2, 2014. doi:10.1001/jamadermatol.2014.436.
Author Contributions: Mr McClenahan had full access to all of the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.
Study concept and design: McClenahan, Flewell-Smith, Soyer.
Acquisition of data: McClenahan, Lin, Tan, Jagirdar, Atkinson, Lambie, Prow, Sturm, Soyer.
Analysis and interpretation of data: McClenahan, Lin, Schaider, Jagirdar, Prow, Sturm, Soyer.
Drafting of the manuscript: McClenahan, Lin, Flewell-Smith, Schaider, Prow, Soyer.
Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: McClenahan, Tan, Jagirdar, Atkinson, Lambie, Sturm, Soyer.
Statistical analysis: McClenahan, Sturm, Soyer.
Obtained funding: Soyer.
Administrative, technical, or material support: Lin, Tan, Flewell-Smith, Jagirdar, Lambie, Prow, Sturm, Soyer.
Study supervision: Schaider, Sturm, Soyer.
Conflict of Interest Disclosures: None reported.
Funding/Support: This study was supported in part by research grant APP1004999 from the National Health and Medical Research Council, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.
Role of the Sponsor: The National Health and Medical Research Concil 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.
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Wednesday's CBS This Morning hyped a "groundbreaking" new report from federal government scientists that claims "the first-ever statistical connection between extreme weather and man-made climate change." Correspondent Wyatt Andrews spotlighted how the study "found that man-made heat made the Texas drought roughly 20 times more likely."
Andrews also hinted a connection between climate change and a recent heat wave, even as he explained that "the biggest reason for the record heat is the transition...from the La Nina weather pattern...to this year's warmer pattern, El Nino."
Anchor Erica Hill introduced the correspondent's report by noting how "the first six months of 2012 were the hottest ever recorded. Well, this morning, much of the country is now facing a severe drought." Fill-in anchor Lee Cowan added that "it's leaving crops withered and farmers worried. Now, in a groundbreaking report, though, government scientists say that climate change explains at least some of the weather changes."
Andrews led the segment by highlighting the plight of Jeff Fisher, a farmer in Illinois whose crops are threatened due the recent heat. After outlining the La Nina/El Nino connection to the high temperatures, the CBS journalist turned to the results of the recent study from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration:
ANDREWS: Scientists at NOAA have also announced the first scientific connection between extreme weather events, like last year's drought in Texas, and man-made climate change. A new study found that man-made heat made the Texas drought roughly 20 times more likely.
Moments later, the correspondent added that "every day in this record-setting heat takes more of Jeff Fisher's crop and his livelihood away."
Even as he tried to tie the Midwest drought to the climate change apparently pointed to in the government study, Andrews strangely concluded his report by stating that "NOAA scientists, meanwhile, are not saying that climate change causes any one specific drought, like the one in Illinois. They are saying the science is good enough now, they can lay odds on the connection."
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ERICA HILL: We told you yesterday how the first six months of 2012 were the hottest ever recorded. Well, this morning, much of the country is now facing a severe drought.>
LEE COWAN: It's leaving crops withered and farmers worried. Now, in a groundbreaking report, though, government scientists say that climate change explains at least some of the weather changes.
Wyatt Andrews has the story now from Washington. Good morning, Wyatt.
[CBS News Graphic: "Going To Extremes: Report: Global Warming Factor In Severe Weather"]
WYATT ANDREWS: Lee, good morning. Good morning, Erica. The official report on this is due out any day now. But already, 2012 is shaping up as a record year for heat. Government scientists have also made the first-ever statistical connection between extreme weather and man-made climate change.
ANDREWS: Jeff Fisher was expecting his corn crop to yield more than 150,000 bushels of corn this year. But he was also expecting more rain and a lot loss heat. Central Illinois, instead, is in a serious drought, and the state set more than 200 records for high temperatures just in June and July.
JEFF FISHER, FARMER: We've had temperatures in the 90s for as many days as I can remember.
ANDREWS: The biggest reason for the record heat is the transition in the Pacific from the La Nina weather pattern, which is typically cooler, to this year's warmer pattern, El Nino.
Tom Karl is the chief of the climate office at NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
TOM KARL, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION: Now, this year, we have a growing El Nino, the warm phase, and we're already seeing all-time temperature records being broken for global temperatures. That's because the Pacific waters now are warming.
ANDREWS: Scientists at NOAA have also announced the first scientific connection between extreme weather events, like last year's drought in Texas, and man-made climate change. A new study found that man-made heat made the Texas drought roughly 20 times more likely.
KARL: There definitely is a connection between greenhouse gases and extreme weather. We're seeing very strong evidence to suggest that not all, but many of the extremes that we're seeing around the planet are being enhanced by greenhouse gases.
ANDREWS: And every day in this record-setting heat takes more of Jeff Fisher's crop and his livelihood away.
FISHER: It's stressful. It's stressful on myself and my family - my father and I. This is a family farm, and we've watched it go down and down and down.
ANDREWS: NOAA scientists, meanwhile, are not saying that climate change causes any one specific drought, like the one in Illinois. They are saying the science is good enough now, they can lay odds on the connection. Lee and Erica?
HILL: Wyatt Andrews, thank you.
Or it's all those windmills in West Texas screwing up the climate in the rest of Texas.
You can't extract megawatts of energy from the atmosphere and not expect SOME effect.
Anything to perpetuate the lie.
I'll be waiting CBS's retraction after the next blizzard.
That guy looks like Dan Rather. Seems to be as honest as Rather too.
Witch doctors.
Now that Congress can make us buy electric cars and solar panels, the Green nuts should be feeling better.....
The phenomenons known as La Nina, and El Nino have been abused by the Left as they abuse anything they wish to twist to their own purpose. I believe it was in the 1980's the news media began using the terms to describe the long known cyclical weather patterns of S. California.
Both of these weather events have been known to the Peruvian people, and specifically the Peruvian fishermen for literally thousands of years as they based their expectations upon the arrival of either of the events.
There is description of the phenomenon in the book "Two Years Before The Mast" written about 150 years, or so ago as well.
IOW La Nina, and El Nino are simply Peruvian names of reference for two descriptions of weather events that are involved with varying temperatures of currents in the Pacific Ocean originating off the coast of South America.
I'm certain if anybody wants to do a search for either of these named events they will find more accurate detail than I've provided here from my old memory banks.
The Left is using these phenomenon to scare people into believing there is something terrible happening, and nasty old mankind is responsible.
Trying to shore up the base before elections. What's the over/under on the EPA putting in place another job killing regulation before November?
I have October 14th for 5 bucks.
.........and it just goes on.......
Classic case of confirmation bias.
Guess America's never had any hot or cold weather before.
I always thought it's supposed to be hot in the summer and cold in the winter. What do those idiots want?
You're displaying some knowledge of science, particularly physics and the behavior of energy in the universe, enthalpy and entropy.
Energy, like matter, can never be created or destroyed; they can only be transformed.
So yes, I have been pondering the very questions you ask when tens of thousands of monster windmills were being erected nationwide.
"Climate Change" is a curioius transitional term from Global Warming. Can we deduce that "climate change" includes cooling as well as warming? Are these idiots really saying that man made CO2 is causing cooling as well as warming? What gives with the term "climate change".
These people must think we R retards.
Since when is predicting the odds of the possibility of causality part of the scientific method?
Weather is not climate... unless it's hot. Then it's proof of global warming.
They're trying to figure out how to make 1934, 1921, and 1931 go away go away.
They are among the top 6 or 7. Wonder how that happened? Where did all that CO2 come way back then?
They're trying to figure out how to make 1934, 1921, and 1931 go away go away.
They are among the top 6 or 7. Wonder how that happened? Where did all that CO2 come way back then?
And her is PROOF! Pay no attention to the hotter than hell temps before 1990!
*** I believe it was in the 1980s the news media began using the terms (el Nino to describe the long known cyclical weather patterns of S. California.***
When the local weathermen began to use the term "El Nino" they used scare tactics to frighten people.
One fall an early snow storm hit part of West Kansas and Nebraska, which was common in that area.
The local weather chick said..."The question that is on everyone's mind!"(Then she turned to the camera with a look of absolute terror on her face)"IS THIS EL NINO?"
I wanted to throw a boot at the TV for such fear mongering.
Linking extremely wet and cold summer to man-made climate change
Obviously, if a government is involved, it is not science, it is politics.
Frankly, I wouldn't believe the pronouncement of any 'government scientist' at this juncture, about ANYTHING.
(Then she turned to the camera with a look of absolute terror on her face)IS THIS EL NINO?
YES, Precisely what the intent of hijacking the ancient Peruvian description of the weather phenomenon was all about. They wanted something to use to terrorize the public, to scare the public, to create a crisis they could use to lead the people to safety, to draw the people to them as their saviors. Same purpose as this AGW crap.
They are still trying to use it as people still don't understand it's another Leftist fraud perpetrated upon an unsuspecting public.
Thanks for your excellent response.
My wife and sister-in-law were living in Plano TX with NO air conditioning back in 1954 when the temp was 110 degrees.
They said their mother would wet a sheet and spread it over the kids who were sleeping outside as it was too hot in the house.
I talked to locals here and they all remembered taking beds outside to sleep as it was so hot back then.
Anthropogenic global warming is NOT a significant player next to solar output (luminosity) and the natural fluctuations in planetary albedo (reflectiveness), fluctuations in absorptive versus reflective atmospheric constituents like water vapor, methane, CO2, and sulfur dioxide. Our contribution only "looks" big to people fascinated by mesoscale phenomena, who cannot wrap their heads around the scales necessary to achieve the changes they're talking about.
Sample scale-appropriate event: Compleat blowdown of the Yellowstone pluton. Try that on for size, Hansen.
If you are too stupid for the study of sciences and engineering, you read the news on TV.
Global temp proxy data from Greenland ice cores cited by the AAPG's Treatise on North American Geology (series) show interglacial temperature-curve shapes resembling cockscombs, very serrate with numbers of superimposed cyclical second-, third-, and fourth-order oscillations.
The interglacial proxy curves share an early loading of high temps in the early portion of the interglacial, followed by a longer, unsteady decline trend, followed by a final temperature crash in as little as 10 years into the next pleniglacial episode.
My own guess was that we have somewhere between 600 and 1800 years of the current interglacial, with temperatures gradually and irregularly cooling. Mode/best guess: 1200 years and out.
Global Warmers/Commie hustlers busted again.
Seems like the Roman Warm Period and the Medieval Warm Period were even warmer than previously thought ...... and that the large trend for the last 2000+ years has been flat to down .... cooling on the largest trendline, jus' like I posted up (which I did before seeing this new article).
Michael Mann's infamous temperature "hockey-stick" curve is starting to look more and more suspiciously ..... wrong.
Here's the thing about the article and the study: it does the easy thing: links extreme weather conditions to changes in the climate. That's really a "no sh*t, Sherlock" argument to make. We know the climate is changing ... because it is ALWAYS changing.
What this article/study doesn't do is tackle the more difficult argument of whether climate change is man-made or not. It simply presents it as something that is an accepted fact.
Which it isn't. There was another article last week or so, I can't remember where unfortunately, that talked about the big uptick in sunspots, solar flares and other sun-related activity that has coincided with this years "extreme" weather. And article that actually mentioned (just one line tho) that the sun's activity and cycles play a HUGE role in things like ... temperature, weather and climate.
20 times more likely than what? Normal rainfall? BS. 20 times more likely than a slightly less drought? Maybe, but who gives a crap if global warming adds a bit to a drought that was going to happen anyway? It doesn't change the length of the drought (that is strictly natural patterns).
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The Knights played one of their more complete games and edged Wando 53-52 last week in their next-to-last game of the season.
Senior Vernon Lowndes led the Knights with a game-high 21 points and knocked down five 3-pointers in the first half. Fellow senior Teandre Hansley chipped in 19 points.
"For us, it's all about confidence," said SHS coach Troy Johnson, whose team improved to 9-14 overall and 1-6 in region. "We came out (against Wando) and hit some shots early. We built some confidence and played better on defense."
Demetre Rivers, a junior forward, and Hansley were the team's top scorers, averaging 18 and 17 points respectively.
In addition to Lowndes and Hansley, point guard Markel Epps is also a senior.
Epps averaged four points and three assists per game.
The Knights will return two starters next season in Rivers and Thad Thompson.
Rivers and Lowndes led in rebounding at seven and six boards a game.
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Power-packed with conferences, seminars, one-stop packaging and printing consultations and presence of a horde of 14,615 visitors from 50 countries, PACK PRINT International 2015 held from August 26-29 at BITEC in Bangkok hovered quality business opportunities, reports PRINT & PUBLISHING editor SK Khurana. The 5th International Packaging and Printing Exhibition for Asia (PACK PRINT International 2015) marked a successful showcase of products and technologies from 300 leading exhibitors from 20 countries. The specialist trade fair was represented by a broad mix of latest developments for printing and packaging supply chain. As strings of printers and machines covering broadly all areas were on display, visitors to the expo were thrilled to get hands-on experience of the latest in printing and packaging.
Collaboratively organised by The Thai Packaging Association, The Thai Printing Association and Messe Düsseldorf Asia, general sentiments on the success of the expo were reflected in the strong levels of exhibitor and buyer satisfaction. Gernot Ringling, managing director, Messe Düsseldorf Asia said, "We're very heartened by the success of the exhibition, also in light of the recent safety and security concerns in Bangkok. On closing, we registered strong visitor numbers and significant sales transacted on the show floor – both of which validated the 'pull' factor of this world-class exhibition."
Successful business network
The expo was propounded to be a common ground to numerous business transactions with leading companies, such as Hewlett Packard (HP), Konica Minolta, Takano Machinery, Heidelberg Graphics, Wanjin, Sansin, Superior Inkjet, among many others, reporting successful sales of their machines. For the first-timer like Wanjin, a specialist in print finishing solutions, they sold two machines by on the first day of the exhibition.
According to Korarit Jindatanon, PSB product marketing manager, Fuji Xerox (Thailand), they chose the expo as launch pad to introduce their Colour 1000i Press in Thailand as they were quite confident of quality regional audience the exhibition would draw. Similarly, for regular exhibitor HP, which had the largest digital printing booth at the expo this year, they highlighted their extensive fleet of game changers, specifically HP Latex printers and HP Indigo digital presses. Daniel Leong, business development manager, HP (Singapore) said, "The objective of our participation at PACK PRINT International was to showcase the latest Latex and Indigo technologies and others to the Thai market." He added that the show was amazing as they had lots of visitors jamming around their booth with sales enquiries and leads.
Big industry player like Heidelberg Graphics, which announced its strategic partnership with Masterwork Machinery (MK), one of the largest Chinese manufacturers of die cutters, also secured several business transactions during the exhibition, including one to a new buyer – further paving the way for the company's expansion plans into the Thai and regional market.
Consultancy Clinics
Geared up primarily to provide consultancy advice and business matching recommendations to packaging and printing companies, the two one-stop consultancy clinics organised by The Thai Packaging Association and The Thai Printing Association received warm response from local and international companies alike. Chaivudhi Pungthong, president, The Thai Packaging Association, said the Packaging Clinic saw more than hundred companies comprising international firms, particularly suppliers from India, China and Latin America enquiring and sourcing for new packaging designs and materials.
Serving the needs of the market, the Printing Clinic received positive response and great interest from Indian and Chinese publishing companies looking for association with printing houses in Thailand. Pimnara Jiranithitnon, president, The Thai Printing Association, said, "Each segment has been represented at the clinic, with consultants from offset to digital printers offering advice and links to relevant local Thai printers. We are confident these engagements will spin off to greater trade prospects."
Diverse trade visitors
All four days of the expo welcomed a diverse profiles of trade visitors from different industrial or market segments, such as printing and packaging domains, and others including vocational students from printing and design institutes/faculties as well as corporate groups, visiting delegations and industry associations from India, Vietnam, Philippines and Mauritius, for the first time this year. Preliminary statistics indicated that majority of the overseas visitors came from India, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Vietnam.
Mentioned by Allan Driver, president of Small and Medium Enterprise Development Authority (Mauritius), PACK PRINT International 2015 successfully showcased new printing technologies and was a great platform to explore possibilities for joint ventures and partnerships with Thailand and regional companies. The 21-group delegation representing printing and packaging SMEs in Mauritius were impressed by the expo's line up, including the breadth of machinery and technology on display and how it suitably mirrored the leading global trade fairs like drupa and Interpack in Düsseldorf, though on a more regional context.
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"As an exhibition for the industry by the industry, PACK PRINT International is a platform dedicated to driving the industry forward in the region, and together with our partners, we are committed to developing the exhibition further through research and strategic partnerships, and to build upon the success of activities such as the one-stop consultancy packaging and printing clinics," said Gernot Ringling adding that they as organisers look forward to an enhanced next edition of PACK PRINT International.
The next edition of PACK PRINT International will take place from September 20-23, 2017 at the same venue.
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Sector-specific seminars and conferences complemented the expo, attracting overwhelming response from participants. Crowd pullers were particularly the Food and Beverage Packaging Conference, organised by Food Focus Thailand and Kasetsart University and the Packaging Design Innovation and Technology Conference organised by The Thai Packaging Association and the European Aluminium Foil Association and Flexible Packaging Europe, which was held in conjunction with the Thai Pack Awards ceremony that saw leading Thai companies with their innovative product packaging being recognised for setting industry standards.
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One-of-its-kind ever found in any printing expo, Thai Printing Association presented a unique and separate dedicated pavilion designed only for exhibitors who are local printers. The locally produced outputs and activities being put on display at the pavilion impressed more than a hundred of overseas visitors who showed keen interest in the exhibits.
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Veteran industry stalwart S Venkataraman has his reasons of travelling the world over. He travels around neither for holidaying nor sightseeing but to attend printing expos, wherever it is, in any part of the globe to gain knowledge and pass it on to industry fellows. Recent PACK PRINT International 2015 in Bangkok was where Print & Publishing editor SK Khurana met him to chat over his life and works.
A dweller of three metropolitans, S Venkataraman was born on December 02, 1948 in Mumbai where he spent eleven years of his childhood before moving to New Delhi with his father who worked as engineer with a French company in the capital city. After schooling at DTEA School (Mandir Marg), Venkataraman graduated in English (H) from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Delhi University in 1972 and he further pursued a six-month course on PSS (Professional Selling Skills) in Chennai.
His exploration of different cityscapes in varied time periods has transformed him into a man of multilingual personality who knows six languages—Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Malayalam, Hindi and English. He can read, write and speak five of them fluently, except Malayalam that he falls short in writing. Venkataraman loves to be involved in humanitarian activities too; to point out an example: he has donated blood 20 times.
The first fulltime job of Venkataraman at Dynamic Engineering in Chennai had no connection to the printing industry. In 1978, he left the company that engaged in selling DIY (Do It Yourself) educational kits for school children. Soon after that, he joined Mototype India, a UK company, as a sales executive where he worked until 1984. Overall activities of the company revolved around selling of mono casters, plate making equipments, arc lamps, vertical cameras, printed circuit board (PCB) etching machines, perfect binders and others as it was a transition time of ushering in new innovations and phasing out mono-casters.
As his journey continued, Venkataraman worked with MSL Graphics in Chennai from 1984 to 1996. The company later changed its name from MSL Graphics to EAC Graphics and became quite popular in the market catering compugraphic photo typesetting machines and others like Muller Martini, Heidelberg, etc. He then worked for a couple of years at Monotype India until the company's closure in 1998 following its acquisition by Jalan Group.
Venkataraman ventured into a brief partnership firm called Vignesh Associates with partner V Ganesh, selling Autoprint machines, Heidelberg spare parts, spray powder from Nikka (Japan) and PCS blades, before taking his final lap at Monoprint Equipment & Spares where he was involved from 2000 to 2013, dealing in various equipments and spares. Today, Venkataraman is fully retired from job; but his determination is still stuck to travelling and attending print expos around. As a life member of the Printing Technologists Forum (PTF), Chennai, he currently lives in the city with his mother and wife who is a state rank holder in MSc chemistry and now learning Sanskrit.
Returning to Thailand for its 5th edition, Pack Print International – driven by world's leading trade shows in their sectors – drupa and interpack, and jointly organized by The Thai Packaging Association, The Thai Printing Association and Messe Düsseldorf Asia, will be the one-stop platform for industry players to experience and learn the latest technology and developments in the packaging and printing sectors. The 4-day exhibition will be open to trade visitors from August 26-29, 2015 at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC), Bangkok, Thailand
Featuring an impressive line-up, a myriad of industry-specific, innovative products and solutions offered by leading exhibiting companies, as well as knowledge sharing by industry experts at the trade fair's many seminars and workshops and complimentary pre-event business matching service have been intricately planned out to match the business needs and demands of some 20,000 quality visitors expected to visit Pack Print International 2015. The exhibition's opportune staging is further endorsed by the participation of leading brands, such as Heidelberg Graphics, Konica Minolta, VT Graphic, Ricoh, Hewlett-Packard, Ferrostaal, Fuji Xerox, Fujifilm, Cyber SM, Nationwide, Riso, Duplo, Koenig & Bauer, and many more.
State-of-the-art printing and packaging technology and solutions
According to Transparency Market Research, the global paper packaging market is estimated to reach US$344.43 billion by 2019, a significant jump from US$254.8 billion in 2012. The global market is expected to grow at 4.4 percent CAGR through 2019. These plus the establishment of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015, the printing and packaging industries in Southeast Asia are set for robust growth.
Known for its technology in new class document solutions, Fuji Xerox will be introducing the industry's first production printer featuring both Gold and Silver Dry Inks at Pack Print International 2015. Targeted at the high-end professional printing market, the new Gold and Silver Dry Inks — developed by applying the company's Emulsion Aggregation (EA) technology— are ellipsoid-shaped inks with flat reflective pigments completely covered by toner particles, thereby achieving a metallic appearance. Color 1000i Press will make its inaugural showing at Pack Print International 2015 and will be available in Thailand thereafter.
Heidelberg Graphics, following its strategic partnership with Masterwork Machinery Co., Ltd. (MK) – the largest Chinese manufacturer of die cutters, are bringing things up a notch with its latest offering of high-quality Postpress machinery, including the Promatrix 106 CS die-cutter, a 8,000sph die-cutter and embosser, aimed at short to medium-run folding carton production that will be on display at the show. The alliance will further pave the way for Heidelberg's expansion plans in the international market.
Other leading brands that will showcase their best in machinery at the show 2015 include: Bobst – prominent supplier of machinery and services to packaging manufacturers in the folding carton, corrugated board and flexible material industries, Duplo, whom will exhibit its complete range of digital print finishing solutions and effective office products such as its newest solutions – the DC-616, DC-646 Automatic Slitter and stacking machine DM-230C + DM-SE. Duco International, the official representative in Thailand for Maxcess International USA, will unveil its web solutions in flexible packaging, printing, label, paper and metal industries and lastly, PMC Label Materials will put on show its line of pressure-sensitive adhesive labels and non-adhesive papers and films that are suitable for bar-code labelling systems, product identification and other applications used by label converters and consumer product package designers and manufacturers.
Technical as well as creative
At Pack Print International 2015, visitors from the printing and packaging arenas can look forward to a broad yet relevant display of cutting-edge machinery, equipment, technology and solutions serving the entire packaging and printing supply chain across the nearly 15,000 square metres (sqm) of show space: prepress and premedia; printing machinery, appliances and accessories; Book binding and print finishing; paper converting including packaging production; packaging machines, equipment, accessories and appliances; packaging materials, means and aids; and services for the packaging and printing industries
A series of forums, seminars and workshops on recent developments and highlights in the areas of packaging and printing will be organized to complement this world-class exhibition. Topics include food packaging, labels printing, corrugated packaging, packaging design innovation, European packaging design approaches, highlights of Red Dot Design Award Winners, Aluminium and flexible packaging, as well as business opportunities in the new free-trade ASEAN Economic Community.
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Co-locating with PACK PRINT INTERNATIONAL 2015 is T-PLAS 2015 – International Trade Fair for the Plastics and Rubber Industries. Strategically positioned in Southeast Asia's largest plastics processing industry, T-PLAS enhances its regional focus and provides an international outlook of the abundant strategic opportunities available for participating companies to springboard into the regional plastics and rubber markets.
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I know what you are thinking.
USC in a BCS bowl game? This year? In 2013? Are you crazy?
Well, maybe.
In a season of improbabilities, is there any reason to think that the Trojans can make it to to one of the featured postseason college bowl games?
Probably not, but maybe, just maybe, USC can shock the world, rescue a season that only a short time ago was swirling down the drain and find a way to play in a mega bowl game.
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Thursday, July 29, 2010 - 1:30pm to 4:30pm
March starts from Brooklyn to New York via Brooklyn Bridge in opposition of Arizona's immigration law. Marchers also demand humane immigration policy that upholds family unity, due process and fairness for all immigrants. See flyer for more details.
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A Dawson County businessman with deep roots in the community was sentenced Tuesday to 10 years with a year to serve in custody for his involvement in a theft ring.
Jury selection continued Tuesday for the trial of a Gainesville man charged with perpetuating an Internet hoax that had law enforcement officials looking for a serial killer.
A tri-state river basin group formed two years ago to find common ground amid touchy water-sharing issues plans to hold its first meeting at Lake Lanier next month.
What may be Hall County's longest civil trial came to a close Tuesday with a jury ordering a supermarket chain to pay attorneys fees and punitive damages to a Flowery Branch couple for runoff erosion.
A Murrayville man was arrested on child pornography charges after the Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted a search of his laptop computer Monday, officials said Tuesday.
The message was clear at the state's Board of Education public hearing Monday: Budget cuts are not over.
Georgia School Superintendent Kathy Cox announced Monday she will leave her post at the end of the fiscal year to become the founding CEO of the U.S. Education Delivery Institute.
The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday upheld two consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole for Ignacio Vergara, who was convicted in 2008 for a drug-related double murder in Hall County.
After getting their orders, crews quickly began setting up a portable hospital Monday morning.
Hall County Schools will see four fewer school days next year as teachers face eight furlough days.
Flowery Branch will see its revenues drop by about 3 percent next year, but residents won't have to pick up the slack.
Officials at a Gainesville company say they have products that could help clean up the oil in the Gulf of Mexico - they just need to get in touch with the right people to get the products there.
The Georgia Supreme Court has overturned a local court's ruling that the estate of one of Hall County's biggest landowners should not be shared with a woman who claims she is a daughter born out of wedlock.
At the Gainesville City Schools board meeting Monday night, angry parents demanded to know why their children were being exposed to hazardous fumes.
The welcome center off Interstate 985 may soon be no more.
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Staffing shortages at a Gainesville taxpayer assistance office will be remedied next month, according to an announcement from the Internal Revenue Service.
A federal lawsuit claims Georgia's voter registration process violates the Voting Rights Act and has prevented tens of thousands of people from being able ...
It's still overwhelming for June Kinsey to think about all the community support she has received in the five-plus weeks since an Aug. 9 ...
Search efforts continued Wednesday for a 19-year-old University of Georgia student who went missing while kayaking on Lake Lanier last week.
A neurosurgeon, a single mother, a nurse and a high school student walked a catwalk Tuesday evening at the Chattahoochee Country Club.
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Import and export prices, January 2012
February 15, 2012
Over the 12-month period from January 2011 to January 2012, import prices rose 7.1 percent and export prices rose 2.5 percent.
Fuel prices increased 20.8 percent for the year ended in January, led by a 23.7 percent advance in petroleum prices, the largest component of import fuels, which more than offset a 22.5 percent decline in the price index for natural gas. Prices for nonfuel imports increased 2.9 percent over the past year.
Export prices advanced 2.5 percent for the year ended in January, the smallest year-over-year increase since a 0.4 percent rise between November 2008 and November 2009. Agricultural prices fell 1.0 percent over the last 12 months as lower prices for soybeans, cotton, and wheat more than offset rising prices for meat, vegetable, and corn.
The price index for nonagricultural exports increased 3.0 percent for the January 2011-12 period, as price increases for nonagricultural industrial supplies and materials, and each of the major finished goods categories all contributed to the advance.
These data are from the International Price program. Import and export price data are subject to revision. To learn more, see "U.S. Import and Export Price Indexes — January 2012" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-12-0265.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Import and export prices, January 2012 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2012/ted_20120215.htm (visited September 28, 2016).
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