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Trastuzumab emtansine (Kadcyla)
This page tells you about the biological therapy drug trastuzumab emtansine.
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Trastuzumab emtansine is pronounced trast-oo-zoo-mab em-tan-seen. It is a combination of a drug called trastuzumab and a drug called emtansine. It used to be called T-DM1. Trastuzumab is a type of biological therapy called a monoclonal antibody. Emtansine is a chemotherapy drug that can kill cancer cells.
Trastuzumab emtansine also has the brand name Kadcyla (pronounced cad-sigh-lah]. It is a treatment for HER2 positive breast cancer that has spread or come back after previous treatment. You normally only have it if you have previously had trastuzumab (Herceptin) treatment.
You may also have trastuzumab emtansine as part of clinical trials for other types of cancer.
Some breast cancers have too much of a protein called human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2 protein), on the surface of their cells. These are called HER2 positive cancers. The HER2 makes the cancer cells grow and divide. Trastuzumab attaches to the receptor. When trastuzumab attaches to the receptor it allows the emtansine to go into the cancer cell. The emtansine then becomes active and kills the cancer cell.
Before prescribing trastuzumab emtansine your doctor will check a sample of your tumour for the HER2 protein.
Trastuzumab emtansine is a clear liquid. You have it through a drip into a vein (intravenously). You can have it through a thin, short tube (a cannula) put into a vein in your arm each time you have treatment. Or you may have it through a central line), a portacath), or a PICC line). These are long, plastic tubes that give the drugs directly into a large vein in your chest.
You have the treatment every 3 weeks. You have the first treatment over 90 minutes. If this goes well you can have the next treatments over 30 minutes.
You usually continue having the treatment for as long as it controls the cancer. But if the side effects get too bad your doctor will stop the treatment.
We've listed the side effects associated with trastuzumab emtansine below. The side effects may be different if you are having it with other drugs.
You can use the links to find out more about each side effect. Where there is no link, please go to our cancer drug side effects section or use the search box at the top of the page.
More than 10 in 100 people have one or more of these side effects
- Tiredness, weakness and breathlessness from a drop in red blood cells (anaemia) occurs in more than 6 out of 10 people (62%). You may need a blood transfusion
- Bruising more easily from a drop in platelets affects more than 3 out of 10 people (31%). You may have nosebleeds, bleeding gums after brushing your teeth, or lots of tiny red spots or bruises on your arms or legs (known as petechia)
- Liver changes occur in almost 3 out of 10 people (28%). The changes are very mild and unlikely to cause symptoms. They will almost certainly go back to normal when treatment is finished. You will have regular blood tests to check how well your liver is working
- Low levels of potassium in your blood happen in more than 3 out of 10 people (34%). You may not have any symptoms from this but your doctor or nurse will do regular blood tests to check the levels
- Muscle or joint pain affects a quarter of people (25%)
- Headaches happen in a quarter of people (25%)
- Numbness or tingling in fingers and toes can cause difficulty with fiddly things such as doing up buttons. This starts within a few days or weeks and usually goes within a few months of finishing treatment. You may also have itching or a crawling sensation on the skin
- Feeling or being sick is usually well controlled with anti sickness medicines
- Diarrhoea – drink plenty of water and tell your doctor or nurse if you are worried about how bad it is. Let your nurse know if it continues for more than 3 days
- Difficulty sleeping
- A dry mouth
- Bladder infections leading to a need to pass urine often and pain or soreness when passing urine. Let your doctor or nurse know as soon as possible if you have this. They can give you medicines to help
- Constipation – your doctor or nurse may give you medicines to help prevent this. Tell them if you are constipated for more than 3 days
- Stomach ache
- A sore mouth
- Flu like symptoms – you may have fever, chills and muscle aches but taking paracetamol can help
- Skin rashes or your skin may be dry and itchy
- Women may stop having periods but this may be temporary
- Loss of fertility – you may not be able to become pregnant or father a child after treatment with this drug. Talk to your doctor before starting treatment if you think you may want to have a baby in the future. Men may be able to store sperm before starting treatment
Between 1 and 10 in every 100 people have one or more of these side effects
- A reaction while the drug is given happens in around 4 out of 100 people (4%). This causes chills, fever, swelling of the face and lips, and possibly an itchy rash, feeling sick, breathlessness, wheezing, a headache, flushes, dizziness and faintness. If you have a reaction your nurse will slow the drip for a while
- An increased risk of getting an infection from a drop in white blood cells. You may have headaches, aching muscles, a cough, a sore throat, pain passing urine, or you may feel cold and shivery. If you have a severe infection this can be life threatening. Contact your treatment centre straight away if you have any of these effects or if your temperature goes above 38°C
- Dry eyes, watery eyes or blurred vision – don't drive or operate machinery if you have blurred vision
- Red eyes or an eye infection
- Higher amounts of bilirubin in your blood – during treatment you will have regular blood tests to check your bilirubin levels
- Indigestion
- Fluid build up in your arms or legs causing swelling
- Raised blood pressure
- Dizziness
- Taste changes
- Difficulty remembering things
- Hair thinning or hair loss
- Some people develop soreness, redness and peeling on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet (palmar–plantar syndrome). This may cause tingling, numbness, pain and dryness
- Nail changes
- Heart problems affect about 2 out of 100 people (2%). Let your doctor or nurse know if you have breathlessness when resting or lying flat, chest pain, swollen ankles or arms, or a sensation of your heart beating (palpitations)
Fewer than 1 in 100 people have these side effects.
- Changes in lung tissue may lead to a cough or breathlessness. Let your doctor or nurse know if you are breathless or have a dry cough. You may need to stop having the treatment
- Yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes (jaundice) due to liver cells releasing substances into the blood. Let your doctor or nurse know straight away if you have this. Your doctor may need to stop the treatment
- A bloated tummy (abdomen) – let your doctor or nurse know straight away if you have this
- Inflammation around the drip site – if you notice any signs of redness, pain, swelling or leaking at your drip site, tell your chemotherapy nurse straight away
You may get a few of the side effects mentioned on this page. A side effect may get worse through your course of treatment. Or you may have more side effects as the course goes on. This depends on
- How many times you've had a drug before
- Your general health
- How much of the drug you have (the dose)
Coping with side effects
Talk to your doctor, pharmacist or nurse about all your side effects so that they can help you manage them. They can give you advice or reassure you. Your nurse will give you a contact number to ring if you have any questions or problems. If in doubt, call them.
Other medicines
Tell your doctor about any other medicines you are taking, including vitamins, herbal supplements and over the counter remedies. Some drugs can react together.
Pregnancy and contraception
This drug may harm a baby developing in the womb. It is important not to become pregnant or father a child while you are having treatment with this drug and for at least 6 months afterwards. Talk to your doctor or nurse about effective contraception before starting treatment.
Breastfeeding is not advisable during this treatment and for 6 months afterwards. The drug may come through in the breast milk.
You should not have immunisations with live vaccines while you are having this treatment or for at least 6 months afterwards. In the UK, these include rubella, mumps, measles (usually given together as MMR), BCG, yellow fever and Zostavax (shingles vaccine).
You can have other vaccines, but they may not give you as much protection as usual until your immune system has fully recovered from your treatment. It is safe to have the flu vaccine.
It is safe for you to be in contact with other people who've had live vaccines as injections. There can be problems with vaccines you take by mouth (oral vaccines), but not many people in the UK have these now. So there is usually no problem in being with any baby or child who has recently had any vaccination in the UK. You might need to make sure that you aren't in contact with anyone who has had oral polio, cholera or typhoid vaccination recently, particularly if you live abroad.
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We don't list all the very rare side effects of this treatment that are very unlikely to affect you. For further information look at the Electronic Medicines Compendium website at www.medicines.org.uk.
If you have a side effect we don't mention here and you think may be due to this treatment, you can report it to the Medicines Health and Regulatory Authority (MHRA) at www.mhra.gov.uk.
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I have three sites for my office and I would like to maintain separate inventories for these sites. Is this possible to do under spiceworks with a single login, or should I just create multiple logins, one for each site? Can I create multiple logins with separate databases on one laptop? Or do I have to use a different computer for each inventory?
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Hi Andrew,
You could use the location attribute but the only way to truly separate the inventories is to have multiple databases which means you would need to install on more than one computer.
Can anyone running multiple locations give Andrew some more real-world advice?
Mar 19, 2008 at 4:16 UTC
Fair enough on the locations bit... I can make that work. Next question then... is there any way to set the location attribute on systems en-masse? Or is this a one-by-one effort?
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Unfortunately its a one at a time effort.
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Fair enough. Thanks for the quick response!
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Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG) announced its first quarter earnings which show signs of improvement in the subsequent quarters. Total revenues jumped 13.4% to $726.8 million helped primarily by new restaurant openings. The company added 48 new restaurants this quarter and is on course to meet its target of opening 165-180 restaurants by the year end. Chipotle's net income swelled 22% to $76.6 million, or $2.45 per share. [1]
The number most eagerly awaited by the market was the comparable sales growth. The headline figure stood at an unimpressive 1%, much lower than its historic levels. However, excluding sales of two additional days in 2012, comparable sales were up 3%. In 2012, sales benefited due to a leap year and because Easter fell on April 8 as opposed to March 31 this year. The restaurant chain was closed on Easter.
Posting solid same store sales was going to be a challenge this quarter since the corresponding figure for last year's quarter stood at a staggering 12.7%. So, these results come on top of a high base. Comparable sales, or same-store sales, is an important measure to gauge a restaurant's performance since it only includes the restaurants open for more than a year and excludes the effect of currency fluctuation.
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We believe that the next few quarters could post stronger sets of numbers because of menu price increases, to the tune of 3%, expected to be implemented by the end of summer. On top of that, some of the new items such as the 'Sofritas' and the soon-to-be-introduced Margarita cocktails could help boost sales.
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Although the cost of raw materials has been inching upward, the company has done well to contain them within a reasonable level, especially since there were very few price hikes in the trailing twelve months. The cost of food, beverage and packaging (as a percentage of revenues) rose 80 basis points to 33.0%. However, on a sequential basis, it is still down 50 basis points.
Also, as already mentioned, the management had earlier announced that the restaurant chain will raise menu prices by the end of summer. That should bring some relief to the rising costs of commodities as well.
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Five dead aliens littered the floor of the tavern, and all was still and quiet, however Grigg was quick to act as soon as the brawl came to an end. He commanded his security squad to block the exits of the tavern, and with haste they drew their weapons, barricading the entryways with tactical formations and brute force. All of the aliens who witnessed the entire occurrence were now in a panic, and they grew frightful and frantically uncertain, suspecting that Grigg was plotting another one of his wicked schemes. Iren remained close to the Earthian, who stood like a statue and did not move or shift a muscle, not even to holster the sidearm that was still pointing at the corpse of the criminal he had just executed without hesitation.
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The stranger slowly began to move, and his first action was to holster his weapon. "Not so fast!" Grigg cried out, and he added with a cold sternness, "Drop it, cowboy."
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With calculated speed rivaling that of cold molasses or drying paint, he reached into the left side of his black coat, as if to withdraw something from inside it. The security guards tightened their trigger fingers and became unnerved, but still they awaited Grigg's orders like trained pets. First the Earthian pulled out a long and slender capsule filled with grounded up bits of plant, which is commonly referred to as astro turf by its consumers, and he slid the capsule between his lips with concentrated steadiness.
Next he flicked a match head, which instantly sparked into a miniature blaze, then lit one end of the smoking device, drawing a long and meditative breath as he waved the match to extinguish its flame. After a moment, he reached once more into his coat and grasped a small electronic device; a black and red gadget used to display basic holographic imaging.
The Earthian approached an empty table that still remained intact despite the brawl, though he moved in gradual motions, and he placed the electronic device upon the table, passively pressing one of its small buttons. There was the sound of a click that came from the initial press, then a dull humming filled the otherwise silent atmosphere. Grigg and his tavern's patrons blankly stared on as a glowing image emanated out from the base of the gadget, and every alien recognized the picture displayed within the holographic message; it was that of the recently deceased Big Lizard. Typed in many different cosmic languages were small paragraphs of detailed information, but the most visibly legible word that distinctly proclaimed itself above the portrait of the late ruffian simply translated to:
The stranger spoke aloud, and at length he said, "Your dearly departed customer, notoriously known as Big Lizard, was a vile criminal wanted by the Cosmic Order, as well as his band of equally detestable miscreants, for crimes and grievances too many and gruesome to recount at the present time. Therefore, a generous reward has been offered for the capture or execution of these unforgivable alien scumbags." He spat upon the ground, possibly cursing the corpses, and continued, "by my account I claim four of the five bounties, and the lady here may claim the other if she so desires. As for the mess; my condolences if you feel upset about the tables and glasses, though I reckon the tavern itself doesn't look much different than before. If it's retribution you seek, then I willingly pay a pittance of gubuls." He pulled a small leather sack from his belt and tossed it toward the bar just as he previously did his weapon, then he paused for a moment and looked from side to side at Grigg's security guards saying, "I have no cause or means to fight any longer, and if I have scared any patrons this evening, I ask only for a spare moment to verify Big Lizard's death and then I will cross the stars."
To cross the stars means bidding someone a farewell, and it is the proper one given when an alien intends never to see that individual again, if it can be helped. The stranger hoped that his expectations would be realized, and that he would collect the evidence of his victory without hassle, but he soon perceived that the nefarious tavern owner had other plans; dastardly plans.
"Are you a ranger? I pay my taxes, I know my rights!" Grigg said this to the Earthian, curious to know if the stranger was acting under the direction of the Cosmic Order. The title of ranger is given to any alien employed by the Cosmic Order to enforce the universal codes of law, order, and societal conduct.
"Unlike your mindless puppets here I take orders from no one, but speaking of orders; I still want that whiskey, dry." The Earthian was telling the truth when he spoke, and it was clear to Grigg that he was no more than a hapless vigilante who wandered into the wrong tavern.
He had a severe distaste for the stranger's impudence, and already Grigg's devious mind was turning its wretched cogs. His supreme sense of parasitic opportunity swelled up once again, and a crooked smile dragged itself across his face. He pointed at the Earthian and at Iren shouting, "You two stay, everyone else leave. Now!"
The command in Grigg's voice was more stern than ever before, laden with absolute treachery, and the panicked patrons of the tavern frantically shot up from their seats, quickly departing the chamber in a hastened and disorderly fashion. The commotion ceased as the last alien left through the entryway, too frightened to look back and witness the conclusion of the evening. Then the doors of the tavern were slammed shut.
Iren was trembling from both the fear and the pain she was experiencing, and she continued covering her bleeding flesh wound with one of her hands. She could sense all too well that something terrible was about to happen. The bar maiden was accustomed to Grigg's demeanor; she knew he had some small seed of treacherous plot in his mind, though she could not guess the root of it. In that moment Iren dreaded what might happen next, so she took her free hand and wrapped it partially around the stranger, hoping for his protection once more. She embraced him tightly.
The Earthian stood still, and though the injured bar maiden sheltered herself behind him, he dared not move, but instead he remained standing motionless and defiant like a lone mountain against a horizon of prairie. Fear did not enter his heart; no one fears the slumber of death after traversing through the fires of hell in life, but concern for Iren's sake flooded his thoughts and muddled any chance of a quick escape. He had witnessed her torment and mistreatment, and it was obvious to him that Grigg would just as soon end her life without a single trace of cause or care.
In that moment, the stranger did a thing far greater for Iren than any alien dared to since her grievous doom; instead of charging for a window and bursting through it to avoid Grigg's impending onslaught, he stayed beside the bar maiden, in hopes that the slightest chance to rescue the poor Felisian woman would reveal itself.
Iren barely had time to desperately cling to the stranger, however. Grigg motioned to one of his security guards that stealthily approached the pair from behind, and the obedient soldier crudely grabbed the Felisian woman by her long head of hair, which at the moment was pulled back into a messy bun. He wrenched her from her savior's side, and Iren screamed aloud both in pain and in sudden surprise, but the stranger could do nothing for the bar maiden as she was cruelly handled and forcibly transported to the bar.
"Tie her down," Grigg said, throwing a string of loose rope upon the bar top. The security guard replied with a menacing tone uttering, "My pleasure," and he wrenched back the arm Iren was using to dress her bleeding wound; he handled her cruelly while she struggled in his grasp, but her efforts were in vain, and Iren's protest ended after she was bound to the bar directly in front of Grigg. She cried aloud once more, yet the Earthian refused to make any sudden movements. The obedient soldier placed his weapon to the back of Iren's head, and the Felisian woman could no longer fight back her tears. She pitifully wept under the pressure of her current and terrible circumstances.
"Quit your sobbing, you blubbering bitch, or I will give you something to really cry about," Grigg said in a harsh seriousness. He struck Iren across her face once, then he turned his attention toward the vigilante. "Here's what is going to happen; you are going to collect your evidence of the gang's death, after which you will take the information to the nearest Office of Rangers. When you have attained the reward money you will return here, and you will personally deliver it to me. If you bring any rangers back with you I will kill this whimpering wench, and if you depart from here and decide never to return, know this; I will keep this bitch tied up and let my men do whatever they like to her, then I will personally dispatch of her slowly and painfully, piece by piece. If you're the type of alien who can live with that on his conscience, then understand that I will send my men to hunt you down and deliver the same fate upon your damned head."
The Earthian said nothing, but he quietly reflected upon Grigg's request. All of the security guards stared on at the stranger, their weapons remained pointed at their target. He waited for a moment, then withdrew another small gadget from underneath his long coat. The device was activated, and it whistled and beeped as one by one he hovered over the dead thugs. With this gadget in at hand, he scanned their corpses and stored their information.
The scanner cataloged the identities of the aliens, and it recorded their current conditions, which presently remained bloody and deceased. The Earthian passed over one of the bodies however, and he deliberately avoiding it with the scanner; the cadaver was the one wretched alien that Iren had brutally and fatally murdered, and in a strange sense of honorable and respectable fairness he did not claim the kill.
After completing the initial task, the stranger approached an entryway surrounded by Grigg's security guards. Each of the aliens flashed grim and dirty looks at him, but his courage never wavered as he pushed his way past the well-armed brutes.
"One more thing," Grigg shouted out, and the stranger stopped in his tracks, but did not turn to look in the alien's direction. The tavern owner's hands caressed Iren's face past her reddened and tear soaked cheek, then his fingers curled themselves through her hair as he roughly pulled back and yanked hard, forcing her to cry out in agony.
"You have one hour," he said flatly.
The door to Grigg's tavern shut behind the Earthian, and he began walking through the ghettos of Myris while the humidity lingered heavy all around the city like a thick net. The very tops of Myris were lit by the technicolored hues of the moon moss, and its allure once again shined down on the faces of the lowly and misfortunate from high above, as it ever does.
Every second was fleeting as the Earthian sprinted down the faintly illuminated streets of the ghetto. While he was making his way toward his cruiser, and not to the nearest Office of Rangers, he could sense something odd and amiss, so he listened carefully as he rushed passed by dark alleys and dilapidated buildings. When his hunch proved correct, he ditched the remainder of his smoking device and took the opportunity to dive into concealing shadows, then he stealthily awaited his pursuers.
Grigg had ordered two soldiers to follow the stranger, and demanded that they apprehend him and bring him back to the tavern if he attempted any sort of feeble rescue on Iren's part. They were well on his heels until he sprinted forward at an exhaustible speed. The security guards gave chase as best they could, but after a while they were no longer able to keep up with his pace. They stopped in the middle of a deserted intersection, panting and perspiring, then one guard said wearily to the other, "I think...he got...away," and the other huffed in reply, "I don't...see where...he went."
Suddenly the Earthian leapt from the shadows, and wrapped around his hands, extending from side to side, was the blue scarf he had been wearing earlier. His initial attack surprised the brutes, and they were caught completely off guard. He kicked a weapon one of the aliens was holding, disarming the soldier as it rattled upon the concrete surface of the road. With a swift and steady motion, the vigilante wrapped the garment around the neck of the other alien, and began to strangle him with an unrivaled strength.
The throttled soldier's comrade had fumbled his weapon from the initial kick, but he reached for a sharpened knife that was resting sheathed upon his belt. He withdrew the blade and swung it directly at the stranger wildly. The knife caught his right shoulder and slightly cut it open, but he felt little pain and did not flinch from the attack. Next the soldier leaned back and prepared a fatal blow to deliver to his opponent, but the vigilante spun around with an unmatched quickness, and before the security guard could retreat his blade, he planted his knife deep into the alien that was being strangled.
A look of surprise swept over the soldier as he witnessed his comrade fade into death by his own hands. The Earthian tossed the corpse off to one side, and he tackled the remaining alien onto the ground. They grappled with each other for a moment, but the combative skill of the stranger far exceeded that of his enemy's. After the security guard was pinned under him, he stretched out an arm and retrieved the weapon laying upon the road; the same weapon his opponent had dropped from the first attack. With the firearm in hand, he rolled off of the alien and rose to his feet. Immediately Grigg's subordinate began to plead for his life.
"Please - please don't shoot me!" He was whimpering at the thought of his own demise, and he hoped and wished that the stranger might let him live; but as stated previously, wishes are not realized in Myris.
"Shoot you? Who said I was going to shoot you?" The Earthian turned the weapon aside as if to drop it, then he firmly gripped the long firearm with both hands, and began to cruelly slam its back end into the head of the wretched scum over and over. He finished his assault, after the sound of bone grinding into the concrete beneath the head became too grotesque to bare.
After the scuffle, he withdrew a small handkerchief from a pocket, dabbing away the blood that stained his face and tossed the firearm upon the brutally battered and unidentifiable corpse, then the Earthian retrieved his blue scarf and promptly continued his progress toward his spacecraft. This was no cowardly retreat, however.
His plan of action was simple; he was going to head back to his cruiser and fetch his one of a kind samurai sword, then return to the tavern, reclaim Iren and his equally unique, custom-made pistol, at which point he would consider what weapon he would mercilessly execute Grigg with, as well as the remaining well-armed security force guarding the bar. A great length of time passed when he finally arrived at his cruiser. He pulled off the colored netting that was concealing the spacecraft in camouflage, then he routinely typed in a well memorized pass code on its exterior, and the cockpit of the vehicle unlocked and opened with a distinguishable hiss.
The Earthian's cruiser was a spaceship designed to be piloted through the universe, and among the stars of galaxies far and near. The vehicle was constructed to seat two aliens, and each chair of the cockpit had a dashboard full of flashing buttons, twistable knobs, and miniature switches. In the copilot's seat of the cruiser there was a dark and bulky duffle bag, and he wasted little time opening the bag, digging recklessly through its contents. He pulled out a large pouch from the bag, and from that he withdrew a sparse amount of medical supplies, ointments, and bottled creams. While he began to perform basic first aid upon his shoulder, he noticed one of the buttons on his dashboard was flashing rapidly and repeatedly. Curiosity entered his mind as he pressed it inward; a beeping sound rang out, then a recorded voice message began to play.
The vigilante recognized the voice that left the message with certain familiarity. "Hey Blu, it's Gully. Sorry if I have sent this at a bad time. I hope you're still in Myris when you finally receive this message. I hear the city is breathtaking and beautiful. You'll have to tell me how you enjoyed it when you can. I bet right now you are delighting in some fine cuisine, flirting your way around the ritzy cantinas while hunting down that lizard-prick."
"Yeah, I'm having a ball down here Gully," Blu unenthusiastically replied to the voice message as he finalized the bandaging of his shoulder, then he dawned his black trench coat once more while the recording continued playing.
"The reason for the buzz was to let you know that another bounty came through, and the reward may be a little less than you usually go for, but it so happens the alien is on Arneid, and resides in Myris of all places. According to his picture he is one ugly fucker, I mean really fucking ugly, and judging by his crimes he is a total slime ball. Apparently this guy owns some kind of seedy bar that he named after himself; conceited bastard. Anyway, his name is Grigg, and if you're still in Myris you should look into it if you have the time. Well, that's all I have for you right now, old friend. I hope to hear from you soon. Buzz me an update when you can." The beeping noise ceased as the message came to its end, then the flashing light of the button stopped.
Blu stared on for a moment, and he was swept in a wave of stupor and disbelief, then he said to himself in a half chuckle, "I reckon today must be my lucky day." The medical pouch was placed once more into the dark duffle bag, and the only thing left for him to do was retrieve his masterwork sword and lock up his spacecraft before departing. The door of the cockpit dropped closed and latched shut, and the vigilante began walking in the direction of the tavern with thoughts of violence overwhelming his mind; he was thirsting for bloodshed, and hungry for vengeance.
Whether or not Iren was rescued, and the bond between Blu and Gully are both revealed in the next installment.


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When Steve McNamara was appointed England's coach more than three years ago and first considered his options for the 2013 World Cup, it is fair to assume he did not envisage one-eighth of his 24-man squad coming from the same family.
Sam Burgess would have been one of the first names in his mind, as an explosively gifted 21-year-old who had already made a major impact in the 2009 Four Nations series, and perhaps his elder brother, Luke, might have made a very long list as he hovered on the fringes of the Leeds team. But at that point in April 2010, the twins Tom and George had not turned 18, and although McNamara knew plenty about them having signed them both to join Sam at Bradford, they were only just starting to make an impact in the club's academy team.
Now, however, all four Burgess boys are big news Down Under, where they have teamed up at the South Sydney Rabbitohs, and George became the first Briton ever to be named Rookie of the Year at the National Rugby League's Dally M awards night, only a few hours after McNamara had confirmed that he, Sam and Tom will be flying to South Africa this week to join England's high-altitude World Cup training camp in Potchefstroom.
McNamara seriously considered raising the Burgess ratio in his squad, as Luke, who is now 26, has also staked a strong claim for inclusion with his form for Souths in the last couple of years. "I know that would have been good for the marketing men," he nodded. "But I have to pick on what I feel is best for performance.
"I spoke to all the players from our training group who haven't been selected as well as the ones who have, and it was very tough making the call to Luke. I can only imagine what it's like to have your three younger brothers in a World Cup and not be a part of it yourself."
It was Luke's misfortune that the front row is probably England's strongest area. In addition to James Graham, the former St Helens captain who has excelled in two seasons in Sydney with Canterbury Bulldogs, McNamara has selected two props who will be in opposition at Old Trafford in Saturday's Super League Grand Final – Wigan's Lee Mossop and Warrington's Chris Hill.
The rapid emergence of George and especially Tom, who did not make his senior NRL debut for Souths until June, has also squeezed out Eorl Crabtree, despite his consistent excellence for Huddersfield this season, and the former captain Adrian Morley, whose representative career would therefore seem to be over at the age of 36, leaving him with a record total of 53 international caps from England and Great Britain.
"Tom is a bit of a bolter – he's come from left field," added McNamara. "We've had to make tough decisions and leave out quality players, and Moz is one of those. But the contribution he has made over such a long period will still be felt in the performances of players like Lee Mossop and Chris Hill, just because of what they have learned from having him around in the group."
The omission of Morley, following the international retirements of Jamie Peacock and Gareth Ellis, removes what the captain Kevin Sinfield described as "the cornerstone of our pack for the last 10 years". But Sinfield feels that in Sam Burgess and Graham, plus the Wigan loose forward and captain Sean O'Loughlin – who is expected to remove any doubts about his fitness by returning from an achilles problem in the Grand Final – England have a new generation of forward leaders.
Other notable omissions are the St Helens utility player Jon Wilkin and Warrington's scrum-half Richie Myler, and McNamara confirmed that the Leeds forward Jamie Jones-Buchanan has followed Brisbane's Yorkshire-born centre Jack Reed by withdrawing because of injury. The absence of Myler would seem to confirm that McNamara will start the tournament, against Australia in Cardiff on 26 October, with a half-back combination of Sinfield and Rangi Chase, the stand-off from New Zealand who has qualified through residency after five seasons with Castleford, and will join Salford next season. Rob Burrow is the only other scrum-half in the squad, and he has more often been used by McNamara as an interchange hooker.
The Huddersfield second-row Brett Ferres has been selected as 25th man and will travel to South Africa for the training camp in case of an injury, either in the Grand Final or in England's warm-up match against Italy in Salford in a fortnight – when McNamara will also select an England Knights team to face Samoa, allowing him to give all 24 members of his squad a full match if he deems it necessary.
England's 24-man World Cup squad
Carl Ablett (Leeds Rhinos), Tom Briscoe (Hull FC) George Burgess (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Sam Burgess (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Tom Burgess (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Rob Burrow (Leeds Rhinos),Josh Charnley (Wigan Warriors) Rangi Chase (Castleford Tigers)Leroy Cudjoe (Huddersfield Giants) Liam Farrell (Wigan Warriors), James Graham (Canterbury Bulldogs), Ryan Hall (Leeds Rhinos), Zak Hardaker (Leeds Rhinos), Chris Hill (Warrington Wolves), Gareth Hock (Widnes Vikings), Michael McIlorum (Wigan Warriors), Sean O'Loughlin (Wigan Warriors), James Roby (St Helens),Kevin Sinfield (captain, Leeds Rhinos)Sam Tomkins (Wigan Warriors), Kallum Watkins (Leeds Rhinos), Ben Westwood (Warrington Wolves), Gareth Widdop (Melbourne Storm).


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Genre: Horror
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Duration: 100 min
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Release: Sep 26, 2013
IMDb: 4.6
I first heard about this film when Slash was doing interviews about how the company was going to make films more reminiscent to older horror films, where they played on the psychological aspect rather than relying on gore or overt special effects.
I was immediately looking forward to it for this reason alone - the horror genre seems stuck in a deep rut, and only knows how to remake Japanese films, make yet another uninspired haunted house film, or go down the Saw/Hostel route and make it as bloody and nauseating as possible.
This film doesn't deserve the lowly rating it has received here on IMDb. I suspect much of that is simply the people rating aren't used to this type of horror - not all the answers are given to you, it's a slow-burning story too. It is wonderful at what it does, but if you're rating it as a comparison to Nightmare on Elm Street then you'll be disappointed.
One of the main things I liked about this film was the development of the characters. In horror today much of the time you never get to know who the people are - and often, if you do get to know them, you don't like them. Probably to make it easier when they inevitably get bumped off. Nothing Left to Fear took the time to build the characters up though - we get a voyeuristic glimpse into their lives; the close family, the realistic bond between the sisters, the doubt and hope in the parents after moving to a new town.
The character of Noah was excellent too - from watching other films the audience would have certain expectations or suspicions about him, and it was great how his character didn't play out to any clichés, which was a welcome twist.
I felt the film had a good pace too - again, it utilised time to build up the characters and the plot, and there were some very good subtleties and references to the situation that can be picked up on second viewing.
One of the best things about the film was how it didn't rely on effects or overt scare tactics, it managed to be creepy without it. The score was artfully done, especially during the 'Passover' scene, building up the tension beautifully. Of course, *some* effects were used, but it was tasteful and to accurately portray the story, rather than as a tool to scare the audience to save the writers the job of actually writing something scary.
Contrary to some other reviews, I found the acting well done. Especially for a horror flick, which as a genre is absolutely plagued with sub-par actors. Again I suspect this is just because this is a type of horror a lot of modern viewers aren't used to, but anyone with even a passing interest in older horrors will enjoy this one - think Rosemary's Baby: an entirely different story to Nothing Left to Fear, but one that expertly built tension and avoided clichés, creating familiarity with the characters. NLTF is more like that than Saw or Insidious, and it's all the better for it.
It isn't the best horror film ever made, but it's by no means the worst and in comparison to most horrors of the last decade (or 2) it really stands on its own as an enjoyable, creepy film. It's also worth remembering that this is a debut film for everyone - it's Slash's first turn as producer, it was the director's first film behind the the camera, and the company's first offering.
If you're fed up with the factory-line horrors of late, knowing that it'll be another knock-off or cheap imitation, give Nothing Left to Fear a try with an open mind. It's a very good film, and gives pause for recollection at the end, where each viewer can reach their own conclusions about what happened and why.


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It was there in 1987 that the classical music conductor Denis Vaughan was visited by Sir Klaus Moser, then chairman of the Royal Opera House, to ask his advice on how the ROH could raise money for redevelopment.
Mr Vaughan, an Australian, said the best way was a national lottery. After all, that was what built the Sydney Opera House. And Mr Vaughan, more than Sir Klaus, became seized with the idea. He lobbied Margaret Thatcher, and knowing that she listened to the Adam Smith Institute on economic matters, he lobbied it, too. He became a constant visitor to the Home Office and Treasury, and brought the organisers of foreign lotteries to his London flat to brief him.
"I got used to stonewalling," Mr Vaughan, 68, recalls. "The Home Office told me there would never be a national lottery, right up until a few days before the White Paper."
By 1990 he had formed the Lottery Promotion Company with key members of the establishment, including Lord Birkett, the Earl of Harewood and the former arts minister Sir Richard Luce. More lobbying followed, as did a notable setback when the pools companies established the Sport and Arts Foundation, which effectively postponed the lottery for a year.
But when the lottery started it bore many of the features that were first discussed in Mr Vaughan's flat. Indeed, some of the Camelot consortium, which he now thinks is taking too much profit, came to his flat for advice.
Mr Vaughan's flat is now dominated by copies of Hansard, Early Day Motions by MPs and facts and figures about the lottery and possible abuses, which he circulates to MPs and journalists on a regular basis.
"My dream has come true to an extent," he said yesterday, "but it's only the beginning. If it's left as it is, it will dwindle."
Mr Vaughan sees several betrayals of his original ideals. "Already the money the Treasury is getting in tax, at £128m, is more than double the amount it has given to the sports council. The net proceeds of the lottery are not as great as possible, which by law they have to be, because the profits that the Office of the National Lottery has allowed them are too great.
"ICL is taking £100m profit for servicing 35,000 computers for seven years. Three other companies bid to do it for £30m. But as competition was only allowed between consortia and not between the companies that made them up, £65m is wasted.
"I'm even unhappy with the BBC National Lottery programme. The lottery is there to improve quality of life, but the BBC hasn't had any real examples. It even had Sir Georg Solti conducting an out of tune band."
And Mr Vaughan went off to start his day's telephone calls to everyone from Alan Yentob, controller of BBC1, to the Department of National Heritage and the Treasury, to ensure his baby grows up the way he planned.
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Paolo Manzone Dolcetto d'Alba Magna 2010
Dolcetto from Alba, Piedmont, Italy
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Special chants and ritual praises to strengthen our connection to the Dharma and dispel interferences, distractions and obstacles. We chant the prayers in Tibetan, and practice using the traditional instruments as shown to us by Geshe Zopa. Suited for those with a a background in tantric practice.
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"The Last Death of the Batman": Gotham police are on the scene of a homicide, when they find that the deceased scratched a bat into the carpet before she died. Back at Wayne Manor, a frustrated Bruce Wayne laments to [[Alfred Pennyworth (New Earth)|Alfred Pennyworth]
- With the exception of Bruce Wayne, who was a logical if erroneous choice to be on the list, each of these men had a part in the process that led to my becoming the Batman. These were the men who trained me.
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Gotham police are on the scene of a homicide, when they find that the deceased scratched a bat into the carpet before she died. Back at Wayne Manor, a frustrated Bruce Wayne laments to Alfred Pennyworth that so long as the police are at the Manor protecting him, he cannot leave as Batman, preventing him from finding the Bat-killer. Finally, Wayne can take it no longer, and risks sneaking into the Batcave. Alfred distracts the police, by bringing out a tray of food. In the cave, Batman analyzes the list of the Batkiller's victims so far. He follows a clue to the apartment of a man named Bosch, only to find that Bosch is dead. Batman disguises himself as importer/exporter Mr. Shastri and arranges a meeting with a Mr. Jones, who turns out to be the Batkiller in disguise. Batman confronts Jones, but is given an electric shock and Jones escapes. Batman tracks down the killer, Jerry Sawyer, and stops him in the middle of his next murder.
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25 miles (43 kilometers) from Punaluu, you'll find Volcano, where visitors can enjoy Kilauea, Volcano Art Center and Gallery and Volcano Winery. If you'd like to spend a night or two in Volcano, be sure to check out the Tara Firma Inn - Volcano and At the End of the Road Bed & Breakfast. Or, you could stay in [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], 35 miles (59 kilometers) to the northwest of Punaluu, where you'll find the Halemalu and A Beautiful Edge of the World B&B. Should you choose to stay in [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], set aside a little time to visit the Captain Cook Monument, Amy B.H. Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden and Kona Coffee Living History Farm.
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15 Really Explicit (And Hilarious) Songs About Sex From The 80s
It's safe to say that some of the best songs about sex were recorded in the 80s. Here are the tunes that still get us excited and to learn more about the 80s, catch the series premiere of The CW's "The Carrie Diaries," based on the bestselling prequel to "Sex and the City," on January 14th at 8/7c.
1. Sheena Easton's "Sugar Walls" (1984)
You know she's not talking about the ones in her living room, right?
2. Whitesnake's "Slide It In" (1984)
Better do what he says…
3. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts' "Do You Wanna Touch Me" (1982)
Just be honest about it!
4. Prince's "Erotic City" (1984)
Prince is a classic, all the way down to his creamy thighs.
5. AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long" (1980)
"But it's okay because my boss won't be in the office tomorrow and won't notice if I'm slow to do stuff."
6. Salt-N-Pepa's "Push It" (1987)
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7. 2 Live Crew's "Me So Horny" (1989)
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8. George Michael's "I Want Your Sex" (1987)
Is she nuts? He said he loved her and she STILL said no!
9. Berlin's "Sex…I'm A" (1982)
Yeah, Berlin probably doesn't know what a Friday night on the couch with Cheetos looks like.
10. Billy Idol's "Flesh For Fantasy" (1983)
Can't you just imagine a successful and accomplished woman blasting this song in her large penthouse as she's getting ready for the married executive of her company to come over and discuss something called "a budget"?
11. Madonna's "Like A Virgin" (1984)
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12. Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar On Me" (1987)
But do it sexy! Like you're lucky enough to get to have sex with someone who has sugar on them!
13. Aerosmith's "Love In An Elevator" (1989)
Oh please, you could've taken the stairs if you really weren't interested.
14. Scorpions' "Rock You Like A Hurricane" (1984)
Yes, there was a time when this was actually a good thing!
15. Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Sex Rap" (1985)
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Foxes in the Forest (Fitzy)
He was lost in the forest. Stumbling around looking for his mummy's face. If only he listened to her. The sun was setting and the moon crept up above the tall tree tops, making shadows everywhere. He was tired, cold and all alone in the dark forest.
He curled up by a tree and closed his eyes and whished for someone or something to help him. The sound of light padding footprints made him lift his head. Two foxes were stood before him. He wasn't scared and stroked the foxes.
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