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Rift: Death Colossus by natzuurjkWatch
©2011-2017 natzuurjk
My take on an death colossus. Decided to go with an arachnid, started this contest late, but I finished! Any phototexture usage is from my personally shot library.
Best viewed full size, it changes color profiling at lower rez. (download top right)
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Best viewed full size, it changes color profiling at lower rez. (download top right)
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*cowering in fear* No! No! No! I do NOT like spiders! Make it go awaaaaaayyy!!!
Really love the purple in the pictuuure~~ good job C:
Wow! That's a really cool monster! I love the purples in the picture.
Amazing work!
How much time you´ve spent for this?
How much time you´ve spent for this?
Im not 100% sure on how long this took. I did some sketches at first that were 20-50 mins each, so about 3 hrs for those total. Then once I had this one chosen from the sketches I spent 1 week between 2-4 hrs a day ptining this. Probably somewhere in the range of 15-25 hrs total.
Like the previous comment.. this work really made an impact when I saw the scale of the people.. Excellent.. I love Rift.. Hope you do well
Such nice artwork
I love the way you did it
I love the way you did it
gotta love how small the people are XD
awesome job too
awesome job too
Thank you all for the nice comments! They are really appreciated.
This has a great sense of scale, very well done!
I like how you made things glow (:
Ohhh I'm terrified of spiders XD But this looks really great. Good luck in the contest, your entry looks amazing!
aw this looks awesome!
Although I think the face is almost sweet (yes, I like spiders!), I really don't want to go near this colossus!
Awesom art
Although I think the face is almost sweet (yes, I like spiders!), I really don't want to go near this colossus!
Awesom art
I absolutely hate spiders but I absolutely love this. You have done an excellent job and I also really like the color.,
Now that looks epic good job!
Now, that's a giant spider thingy oO I would faint instantly, if I were to see something like that in reality xD
Gorgeous. Absolutely massive. And not in size. But in feel.
Would be great as a colossus.
Would be great as a colossus.
wow...this is so amazing looking
very nice job, i love all the details
very nice job, i love all the details
i love the colour!! so cool! gl with the contest
Wow, its so detailed! Great job.
Really fun design and great composition!
I guess its size rules out me squashing it with a shoe
this is..amazing
This is really cool! I like the colors. And I don't want to meet this thing!!
this is awesome beyond belief
Nice,I like the overall composition and whole tone of the thing.
awesome - and you got the scale just right. Good work
Bumbling forward and 3600 seconds per hour.
Bumbling forward and 3600 seconds per hour.
awesome stuff.
Creepy. Hoope there's no small version of this under my bed.
great work and great painting skills! Good luck on the contest
great picture! the spider and the mood are really well done!
The contest is closed waw your entry is impressive!
Wow! Amazing work! Great job
nice sort of 'warped' texture to it with the tree's and lightning all bent inwards to the massive eyed purple spider which kind of reminds me of a fruit bat for some weird reason. Nice work in any case.
Wow! I absolutely love it!
This is horrifying, and I love it so much.
Oh man, I just downloaded the fullview and it's totally awesome! You captured a very good sense of atmospheric perspective here -- that's something I noticed a lot of entries to this contest are lacking -- and it really helps the monster to look even more humongous.
nice, good sense of size


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Such as with a file explorer: show only dimensions in the listview control.
Such as with a paint program, displaying info in the status bar (though actually, that would come with the raw image format internally).
Mainly showing the user info.

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I bought two kits (four sheets total) and applied a sheet behind each new Polk door speaker in my 2016 Lexus ES350. The sound improvement, even with the base (non Mark Levinson) stereo is impressive! Of course, I can't say for sure how much is the Dynamat and how much are the speakers, but I would use this again for sure for the modest cost. There was a little (4 by 4 inch) piece of Dynamat-like material behind each front door speaker, applied to the inside of the outer door skin, from the factory. So that tells me Toyota/Lexus knew it was needed but they didn't want to spring for much of it. I applied the new sheet over it, and the rear door had none at all. I'm going to remove the hood sound blanket, interior trunk lid trim, and trunk carpet, apply Dynamat, and reinstall them for a factory look. I think some Dynamat in each area will quiet the car even further, it's pretty quiet to start with.
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But it is no coincidence that there is little research work going to develop medicines like antibiotics because the illnesses they treat clear up in 10 days or so. Pharmaceutical companies are focusing on long-term treatments for conditions like Alzheimer's, hepatitis and cancers. Price gougings are especially noticeable in niche markets, where a certain population requires the drug and it isn't affordable for a number of companies to be competing against each other for a finite number of buyers, like $750 a pill for Daraprim, the only approved treatment for a rare, life-threatening parasitic infection. The cost of a prescription drug in the U.S. is basically what the market will bear. At least one would think that drugs would be safe, but it has been reported by researchers at the Yale School of Medicine that nearly a third of prescription drugs approved from 2001 to 2010 had major safety issues after these medications were made widely available to the public as companies rush to be the first on the market with groundbreaking medications. And once they secure the patent, the corporations do everything they can to extend their monopoly beyond the roughly 12-year expiration date with slight variations or extended release formulations. Of the 222 drugs approved in the first decade of the millennium, 71 required a "black box" warning on the side effects or warranted a safety announcement about new risks, according to a study report in the Journal of the American Medical Association in May. The JAMA article reported that the majority of the FDA's pivotal trials in drug approvals involved fewer than 1,000 patients and lasted six months or less, yet it took a median of 4.2 years for these safety concerns to come to light after the drugs were approved. This is a severe health care crisis that needs to be addressed. Certainly, companies are allowed to make profits in a capitalist society. However, one of the greatest purchasers of prescription drugs, Medicare, is blocked by law from negotiating prescription drug prices. Oddly, though, the Veterans Health Administration is able to negotiate drug prices and, as a result, the VHA pays 80 percent less for brand names drugs under Medicare Part D, according to a 2015 report by Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, and the public advocacy group Public Citizen. Private pharmacy benefit managers are "middlemen" that handle drug coverage for an estimated 250 million Americans. These managers aggregate the buying clout of enrollees through their health plans, enabling plan sponsors and individuals to obtain lower prices for their prescription drugs through price discounts from retail pharmacies, rebates from pharmaceutical manufacturers and the efficiencies of mail service pharmacies. There are now just three major companies that handle the vast majority of this aggregate buying. Illinois is among more than a dozen other states such as New York, California and Massachusetts that would require pharmaceutical companies to disclose their true expenses and justify price hikes. And in May, U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky, a Democrat from Illinois, and U.S. Sens. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) introduced the FAIR Drug Pricing Act, a bipartisan and bicameral bill that takes the first step in addressing skyrocketing prescription drug prices by requiring transparency for pharmaceutical corporations that plan to increase drug prices. Pharmaceutical companies and their lobbyists have a tendency to blame lawsuits for a lack of new medicines on the market or for not earning enough money to research new therapies. The facts instead show that lawsuits are a necessity when negligence occurs. Corporate America must constantly be reminded that patient safety comes first, and it must be held accountable for hiking the price of life-saving medications, including when they cause harm.


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Vampire Bunnymen part 2on August 6, 2010 at 12:01 am
So ends the guys' stint in China.
John didn't end up getting eaten by some blind vampirish bunny things… yay! It'd be a strange comic to do just with a talking zombie… I guess he could get a new roommate or something….
I enjoyed being able to have the guys go through their luggage to show that they have in fact been carrying souvenirs from this world tour.
I did in fact go back to RGB for the web display of this strip like I mentioned in the recent blog post featuring John and George standing back to back in a pretty cool image…. Although since it's a night scene, it's hard to tell. I do hope that come next week when the guys are in Japan that it'll have more vibrant colors.


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We filmed the 80's Mercedes Line Dance video at one of our favorite spots in Seattle, Alki Beach! Any direction you look, you realize what a stunning city we live in and how lucky we are to have such beautiful summers.
C'mon, kick your boots up with us to Maren Morris 80's Mercedes!
Choreography: DeAnna Lee
Performed by: Boot Boogie Babes, Seattle's Line Dance Team


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Sunday 25 March 1990
It was Sunday, under the sign of Aries. The US president was George H. W. Bush (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Kiowa Gordon and Mehmet Ekici.
In that special week of March people in US were listening to Black Velvet by Alannah Myles.
In UK Dub Be Good To Me by Beats International featuring Lindy Layton was in the top 5 hits.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, directed by Steve Barron, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1990
while Tales From Margaritaville by Jimmy Buffett was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Avonlea.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Lost Crystal or Dash Galaxy in the Alien Asylum.
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- Freedom Day in Belarus
- Greek Independence Day.
- As the day falls close to the vernal equinox, similar to the way Christmas falls near the winter solstice, both days are regarded as one of the Quarter Days to Christians in the British Isles. (see below)
- Traditional date of the start of the new year in England and Wales, until the Calendar Act of 1752 (called Lady Day - see below).
- Traditional date of the death (circa 33), of Jesus, central figure in Christianity (b. circa 1 BC in traditional dating)
- In Christianity, March 25 is typically celebrated as the day of the Annunciation so long as it does not coincide with a Sunday or during Holy Week. (see below)
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- One of the four Irish Quarter days in the Irish calendar.
- Saint Dysmas, the 'Good Murderer'
- Saint Harold
- Saint Humbert
- The date of the passing of Sauron in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. Many fans celebrate this day by throwing parties.
- Saint Izaak
Famous Birthdays:
- Kiowa Gordon: Movie Actor.
- Mehmet Ekici: Turkish footballer.
- Alexander Esswein: German footballer.
- Lettice & Lovage opens at Barrymore Theater NYC for 284 performances
- 10th Golden Raspberry Awards: Star Trek V wins.
- Fire in illegal NYC social club, kills 87
- In New York City, a fire due to arson at an illegal social club called "Happy Land" kills 87.
- Pat Bradley wins LPGA Standard Register Turquoise Golf Classic.
- The Happy Land fire was an arson fire that kills 87 people trapped inside an illegal nightclub in the New York City borough of The Bronx.
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I went to a restaurant supply shop today to find some fun pieces for Leslie and me to practice using the Pebeo Porcelaine paints on. Since this place stocks the overrun china of different places, they always have something really neat to find…and today, I got two of this super-fun monkey plate! Isn't he crazy, with his green face and red fez?? They were just $3 each, and now that I'm home I'm really tempted to go back and get more of them!!
The back of the plate says that they were designed by Jessie Hartland for Fishs Eddy. I went to the Fishs Eddy shop, and they have *all kinds* of really neat things.


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Zotat was, in an alternate universe accessed by an interdimensional Androssi device, a male Cardassian starship commanding officer.
In the year 2376, Zotat was assigned to the Bajoran system under the command of Gul Elim Garak. That year, Zotat was ordered by Garak to take Starfleet Captain David Gold alive while preventing him from opening the Bajoran wormhole. After the destruction of two of his ships, however, Zotat ordered full weapons to be used against Gold's ship, the USS Gettysburg. (SCE eBook: Lost Time)
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What have home prices been doing in Bartlett this year?
Median asking prices in Bartlett IL rose last month. We're seeing a median list price of $279,900. The chart below is a good comparison of median list prices vs. median sales prices in Bartlett IL. As you can see buyers and sellers are becoming more aligned. This bodes well for home sellers as it shows there are in fact buyers looking in the average price range.
Are home prices in Bartlett IL going up or down?
Home prices in Bartlett are appreciating! The median sales price was unchanged in October compared to September. The median sales price right now is at $253,721. The great news is that comparing this year-over-year and we see an increase of 1.5%! Homes in Bartlett are a great investment right now and are expected to remain so.
Is Bartlett in a buyers or sellers market right now?
If you've been on the fence about selling your home, now is a great time! Inventory of homes for sale in Bartlett is at it's lowest point in years. There are only 2.8 months of housing inventory. Anything between 3-6 months could be considered a stable market. Inventory below 3 months puts us in a sellers market where prices can rise and market times fall. Over 6 months and a buyers market takes over resulting in lower prices and longer market times.
What types of homes are for sale in Bartlett right now?
A lot of Bartlett homeowners may be concerned about foreclosures and short sales dragging down the market. Actually, we've seen the numbers of bank-owned and distressed properties fall in Bartlett. In October, 89% of homes for sale were traditional sales. There were only 6 foreclosures on the market. Short sales are on the decline as well hitting the lowest point this year. Home prices in Bartlett IL are not being affected by these factors.
How long is it taking to sell a home in Bartlett right now?
The median market time for a home in Bartlett is at 27 days. This is down dramatically from a year ago when market time was at 39 days. This indicates a strong buyer pool coupled with limited supply.
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This summer we are off backpacking again. We will visit Iceland, Canada, Alaska, West coast USA and maybe Central America. Therefore we are especially keen on hosting people from those countries.
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We do not accept people with empty profiles and no references. We rather host travelers than people who are looking for a job or are on a language course.
We are a Finnish/Hungarian couple who have been living in several countries (England, Ireland, Thailand, Spain, Gibraltar and Malta) and always tried to do as much traveling as we can with our time and money. We enjoy getting to know different cultures and people as well as foods from different countries.
We like the outdoors, adventures and exploring new things all the time. We also enjoy reading, cooking and sometimes going out for drinks or a meal or inviting friends over.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." – Mark Twain
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
After hosting for four years in Spain we are now hosting in Malta. We have been living here since May 2015.
When we travel we like to surf as well because that way we get a better idea about the locals' life and culture.
"Tourists don't know where they've been, travelers don't know where they're going." – Paul Theroux - We would definitely like to call ourselves travelers, and Couchsurfing for us is part of that!
We have HOSTED in our home in Malta:
15 Katya: Russia/Israel
14 Andromeda: Mexico
13 Aleksandra: Poland/Germany
12 David: USA
11 Oliwer and Michal: Poland
10 Laurent: France
9 Elena: Greece
8 Mateus: Brazil
7 Josef: England
6 Orr: Israel
5 Gary: Hong Kong/ UK
4 Ivett: Hungary
3 Honza: Czech Republic
2 Kenny: from all over the world
1 Andre: Brazil
We have HOSTED in our home in Spain:
54 Ferenc: Hungary
53 Jason: USA
52 Adam: Hungary
51 Madalina: Romania
50 Vanessa and Dana: Germany
49 Karol: Poland
48 John: USA
47 Annika: USA
46 Jeff: Canada
45 Anna: Hungary
44 Jeremy and Nicola: France
43 Carl and Ebba: Sweden x2
42 Jordan: USA
41 Szymon: Poland
40 Csaba and Tamas: Hungary
39 Klara and Peter: Hungary
38 Eric: USA
37 Peter and Adam: Hungary
36 Piotr and Amalia: Poland
35 Marvin: Germany
34 Angel: Spain
33 Julia: Germany
32 Kaithlyn and Andrew: USA
31 Cecilia: Switzerland
30 Helga and Gabi: Austria
29 Nick: Greece
28 Pierre: Belgium
27 Ben and Kjel: Belgium
26 Csaba: Hungary
25 Vincent and Vivian: France
24 Michal and Michalina: Poland
23 Daniela and Anja: Germany
22 Levente and Zsofi: Hungary
21 Michal and Sylwia: Poland
20 Stefano: Italy
19 Almut & Anke: Germany
18 Leandro & Fernando: USA
17 Vasily & Marina: Russia
16 Bruno & Alessandra: Brazil
15 Olga & Alina: Russia
14 Dominic: New Zealand
13 Aylin: Turkey
12 Maxime: Belgium
11 Razvan: Romania
10 Francesco: Italy
9 Tomi: Finland
8 Lena: Russia
7 Samuel: Switzerland
6 Magda: Romania
5 Miguel and Andre: Portugal
4 Allison: USA
3 Clara: Germany
2 David and Kevin: Belgium
1 Kyono and Naori: Japan
We have SURFED:
58 Elizabeth's in Fresno (California)
57 Steven and Jebb's in LA (California)
56 Jonathan and Elena's in Anchorage (Alaska)
55 Rob's in Vancouver (Canada)
54 Lori's in Saskatoon (Canada)
53 Rachael's in Saskatoon (Canada)
52 Cathi's in Winnipeg (Canada)
51 Suhail's in Toronto (Canada)
50 Kathryn's in Hamilton (Canada)
49 Jonathan's in Kingston (Canada)
48 Don's and Bill's in Toronto (Canada)
47 Dean's in Ottawa (Canada)
46 David's in Montreal (Canada)
45 Stephanie's in Quebec city (Canada)
44 Daniel's in Quebec city (Canada)
43 Ellen's in Halifax (Canada)
42 Elena's in Athens (Greece)
41 Sofia's in Athens (Greece)
40 Marco's in Milano (Italy)
39 Veronica's in Torino (Italy)
38 Mario's in Gozo (Malta)
37 Peter's in Christchurch (New Zealand)
36 Ross's and Terry's in Wellington (New Zealand)
35 Zoran's in Taupo (New Zealand)
34 Lee's in Rotorua (New Zealand)
33 Marcus's and Alice's in Kihikihi (New Zealand)
32 Hamish's in Auckland (New Zealand)
31 Jude's in Ballarat (Australia)
30 Jess' in Apollo Bay (Australia)
29 Alice's in Torquay (Australia)
28 Carl's in Melbourne (Australia)
27 Anuj's in Melbourne (Australia)
26 Andrew's in Hobart (Australia)
25 Jen's in Hobart (Australia)
24 Wonz's in Brisbane (Australia)
23 Jody's and Mike's in Brisbane (Australia)
22 Ahmed's in Hervey Bay (Australia)
21 Luke's in Mackay (Australia)
20 Adriana's and Kelly's in Townsville (Australia)
19 Greg's in Darwin (Australia)
18 Derren's in Alice Springs (Australia)
17 Rossman's in Sydney (Australia) x2
16 Tristan's in London (England)
15 Fynn's in Berlin (Germany)
14 Almut's in Hamburg (Germany)
13 Torill's in Oslo, (Norway)
12 Freddy's in BSB (Brunei)
11 Dana's in Washington DC (USA)
10 Ashley's in New York City (USA)
9 Sam's in Bern (Switzerland)
8 Marco's in Zurich (Switzerland)
7 Nick's in Geneva (Switzerland)
6 Sara's in Madrid x2 times (Spain)
5 Magda's and Samuel's in Rabat (Morocco)
4 Jessica's in Guangzhou (China)
3 Artur's in Irkutsk (Russia)
2 Alen's in Omsk (Russia)
1 Alina's in Moscow (Russia)
Traveling - of course:)
Anything outdoors and adventure related. Hikes (especially to summits) and walks, kayaking, barefoot running, yoga, gym, healthy (mainly vegetarian and vegan) cooking, reading. Gina is into photography. She is novice but very enthusiastic :)
Music, Movies, and Books
Movies: Documentaries (nature and travel) especially David Attenborough. Artistic (Pedro Almodovar) Series: Dexter, Americans, The Fosters
Books: Spiritual (Paulo Coelho), thriller (Robin Cook), drama and adventure (Leslie L Lawrence).
Music: Chillout, Meditation music, Reggaeton
One Amazing Thing I've Done
1.Swimming with sharks and sea-lions on Galapagos islands
2.Taking the trans-Mongolian train from Helsinki to Hong Kong.
3. Climbing Mount Toubkal - the highest peak in North Africa!
4. Seeing Mamma Mia on Broadway - our best theater experience ever!
5. Climbing Mount Kinabalu (highest peak in South East Asia)
6. Seeing Mount Everest from a mountain flight in Nepal
Teach, Learn, Share
Life is constant learning! We are always open to learn about new things, possibilities and ideas.
We would be happy to learn more about mountaineering, climbing, hiking and other outdoors sports. Gina is also interested in photography.
Food and drinks of other countries. And of course travel experience exchange:)
What I Can Share with Hosts
We try to always bring a small present from our home country or from along the way. Just a little gesture to show that we appreciate the hosts accepting us.
We also like to cook for the host and spend some time together. Of course exchanging travel stories and experiences.
Countries I've Visited
Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Ecuador, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Myanmar, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Russian Federation, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Vatican City State
Countries I've Lived In
Finland, Gibraltar, Hungary, Ireland, Malta, Spain, Thailand


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STARLIGHT RESORT HOTEL, Kizilagac
STARLIGHT RESORT HOTEL Overview
STARLIGHT RESORT HOTEL is situated on the Mediterranean shores. The city of Side is around 8km away.
The hotel features 4 outdoor pools, private beach area and a spa Centre, which offers services such as a fitness Centre, Turkish bath, sauna and massage rooms. Guests can enjoy a range of activities include bowling, canoeing or horse riding. Facilities for children include a mini club and a playground. On-site dining includes several restaurants serving buffet or a la carte menu options.
Rooms at Starlight are spacious and elegantly furnished, they come with amenities including flat-screen TV with satellite channels, air conditioning, tea and coffee making facilities and a minibar. Private bathrooms include a bathrobe, slippers and a hairdryer.
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Upon our arrival in Turkey, the weather did not cheer us up and the first few days we were laying in our bungalow. We went to the main building only to eat. Main food menu was repeated every day, all meals were similar and rather primitive, but the choice was great. The main focus, as I saw, was on seafood and by the end of the holiday they seemed pretty pestering. We did not stay long at buffet because there was a very large number of tourists and waiters did not even have time to clean up the dirty dishes. In the remaining days we were lying on the beach and had a couple of visits to Spa-Center - prices in there were unrealistically high.
The best thing about my stay was...nice swimming pool
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Cancer Moonshot Resource Center
Free access to research, data, analyses and other resources — updated 2 November 2017
By the Elsevier Community Posted on 6 December 2016
In his final State of the Union address, US President Barack Obama put Vice President Joseph Biden in charge of a new national effort to end cancer as we know it: the Cancer Moonshot. The goal: "To make a decade worth of advances in cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment in five years."
It's a broad-reaching, collaborative effort involving cancer researchers, healthcare professionals, patients, advocates and others with innovative ideas to contribute.
To support the Cancer Moonshot, Elsevier is providing free access to data, metrics, video-interviews and other resources to support research and other activities critical to this initiative. We hope researchers, healthcare providers, funders and government agencies in the US and beyond will find these resources helpful. The site will be updated as new data becomes available.
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Updated on 2 November 2017
Lancet Oncology report sets out how to accelerate cancer research and care
A fundamental shift in how cancer research is conducted and how cancer care is delivered in the United States is required in order to deliver on the US Cancer Moonshot initiative, according to a major new report published October 31 in The Lancet Oncology journal.
Future research priorities in the USA: a Lancet Oncology Commission presents a detailed roadmap, including a focus on prevention, a new model for drug discovery and development, a vast expansion of patient access to clinical trials, and an emphasis on targeted interventions to improve cancer care for underserved groups, specifically children, cancer survivors and minority groups. The report emphasizes the importance of addressing health disparities in all recommendations.
Authored by over 50 leading oncologists in US, the report sets out 13 key priority areas, each with measurable goals, to focus the $2 billion of funding released to the National Cancer Institute as part of the 21st Century Cures Act. It highlights how technological advances, including understanding and mapping pre-cancer biology and the rapid adoption of big data, as well as new collaborations across industry, patient groups, academia, government and clinical practice will be critical to advancing research, and ultimately improving patient care.
The report was launched on November 1 in Washington, DC, and will be presented November 3 at the United Nations Association of New York Humanitarian Awards, where former Vice President Joe Biden is being honored for his work on improving cancer outcomes as part of the US Cancer Moonshot Initiative.
New cancer research benchmark report
With this report — Cancer Research: Current Trends & Future Directions — Elsevier aims to benchmark and map out the global landscape of cancer research to provide helpful new insights.
We consider this report to be a "pre-print" version and invite you to provide comment and feedback.
The initiative to speed up cancer research, currently called the "Cancer Moonshot," is administered through the White House. After the incoming administration develops its priorities for its support for the initiative, we are looking forward to continuing to produce additional installments of the benchmark report. The nature and number of installments is not set and will be informed by input from the community and an advisory board. We anticipate four to six topic-specific installments plus an analytical summary. Our hope is to release the full report by the end of 2017.
The report is being developed with Elsevier's Research Intelligence products and services; bibliometric data comes from the Scopus database, which is approaching 1 million peer-reviewed publications and scientific proceedings on cancer research produced in the past decade.
Part 1: Mapping out cancer research landscape globally 2011-2015
This first installment of the Elsevier benchmark report presents an overarching view of emerging trends, many of which will be examined in greater detail in subsequent chapters.
Here are some highlights of the findings:
From the White House
White House hosts Cancer Moonshot event and working discussion
Washington, DC, October 17 — Vice President Joe Biden hosted a private event at the White House to discuss the Report of the Cancer Moonshot Task Force released that morning and chart the progress of the initiative, led by Executive Director Greg Simon. Biden said the effort's funding cannot be centered on the work of individual researchers but on partnerships that will help realize the goals of the Moonshot. He called on participants to help transform it into a true "social movement." The partnerships announced at the meeting included both business and philanthropic commitments to support research and data-sharing.
As a partner in the Moonshot, Elsevier was represented by Dr. Lily Khidr, a cancer researcher who has transitioned into publishing. After the meeting, she remarked on impressive roster of attendees, including FDA Commission Dr. Rob Califf, NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins and Acting NCI Director Dr. Douglas Lowy, then added:
Truly the most important person in the room was sitting right next to me. Her name was Scarlett James, and she was the only child in the room: a T-cell lymphoma survivor at the age of 9. Suffice to say, it put everything into sharp perspective. The patient was truly at the center of the conversation.
- Read more about this meeting and the new partnerships.
- Read the Report of the Cancer Moonshot Task Force and related content.
- Watch a video of the press briefing below or read the transcript.
In the spotlight
VP Joe Biden talks about the Cancer Moonshot with Stephen Colbert
On the Late Show with Stephen Colbert December 7, Vice President Joe Biden talked about the bill that will fund the Cancer Moonshot initiative. It was named for his late son Beau Biden, who died from brain cancer at the age of 46. He told Colbert:
Shortly after Beau died, I asked myself, 'What would Beau do if he were here?' And I devoted my life to doing what I thought Beau would do. … I know that if it were reversed, Beau would be spending his time doing all in his power to try to bring together these great minds in the cancer research field all around the world to focus, and have a greater sense of urgency, on what can be done in the next five years that would ordinary take 10.
Biden also stressed the importance of sharing data in the medical community, pointing out that we have tools today that didn't exist in decades past:
There have been hundreds of thousands … of cancer genomes that have been sequenced – all this data. And one of the things we found out is that, if we're prepared to share this data, which the culture of medicine isn't prepare to do yet … we can find answers.
Watch the interview here:
The Lancet Oncology Cancer Moonshot Commission
To accelerate Cancer Moonshot plans, The Lancet Oncology's 2016-17 Cancer Moonshot Commission, in consultation with the White House, will bring together more than 40 leading US clinicians and scientists in the cancer field to identify the most important priorities for research and investment. It will be chaired by Prof. Elizabeth Jaffee, MD, Deputy Director, The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, and Prof. Chi V Dang, MD, PhD, Director of The Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania. Its peer-reviewed findings are due out in summer 2017.
Social media
Elsevier has licensed TalkWalker for social media monitoring. The data in all the modules below are based on the search queries of Cancer Moonshot combined with Patient, Funding & Grants, Medical Technology and Access topics. The results are from public posts on blogs, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Google+. You can hover over the TalkWalker modules, which are embedded below, to see more details. The modules refresh every 15 minutes unless otherwise indicated. These queries have been refined to pull results and data that are relevant to the topics.
Social media conversation and posts
This graph represents all social media conversation ad posts around the general Cancer Moonshot topic since the release of the Blue Ribbon Panel report.
Most of the social media conversation and posts are dominated by Twitter and blogs.
Social media conversation and posts by topics
These charts represent specific topics within the overall Cancer Moonshot conversation and posts. To see more details including most recent conversations and posts, keyword trends, influencers and more, click on the topics below:
Access to research
These papers relate to the recommendations put forward by the Cancer Moonshot's Blue Ribbon Panel. They have been carefully selected by Elsevier's oncology journal teams. We have made them freely available.
Research articles
- Adrian Towse, Louis Garrison: Value assessment in precision cancer medicine, Research article, Journal of Cancer Policy (September 2016)
- Ji Luo: CRISPR/Cas9: From Genome Engineering to Cancer Drug Discovery, review paper, Trends in Cancer (June 2016)
- Rebecca A. Burrell, Charles Swanton: Re-Evaluating Clonal Dominance in Cancer Evolution, review paper, Trends in Cancer (May 2016)
- Erika Langsfeld, Laimonis A. Laimins: Human Pappilomaviruses: Research Priorities for the next Decade, opinion article, Trends in Cancer (May 2016)
- Douglas B. Johnson et al, Acquired BRAF inhibitor resistance: A multi-centre meta-analysis of the spectrum and frequencies, clinical behaviour, and phenotypic associations of resistance mechanisms, Research paper, European Journal of Cancer (December 2015)
- Barbara C. Worst et al, Next generation personalised medicine for high-risk paediatric cancer patients – The INFORM pilot study, Research paper, European Journal of Cancer (September 2016)
- Upregulation of PD-L1 by EGFR Activation Mediates the Immune Escape in EGFR-Driven NSCLC: Implication for Optional Immune Targeted Therapy for NSCLC Patients with EGFR Mutation, Research paper, Journal of Thoracic Oncology (June 2015) – open archive
Editorials and other articles
- Targeted Therapy for Brain Metastases in EGFR-Mutated and ALK-Rearranged Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer, Review paper, Journal of Thoracic Oncology (September 2015) – open archive
- Alexander M.M. Eggermont, Guido Kroemer, Laurence Zitvogel: Immunotherapy and the concept of a clinical cure, Position Paper, European Journal of Cancer (September 2013)
- Programmed Death-Ligand 1 Immunohistochemistry in Lung Cancer: In what state is this art? Review paper, Journal of Thoracic Oncology (July 2015) – open archive
- Launching a plan for the Cancer Moonshot, Editorial, The Lancet (September 2016)
- Edith Mitchell, M.D.: Moonshot Toward a Cure for Cancer, President's message, Journal of the National Medical Association (September 2016)
- Anand Shah, Kelsey I Ricci, Jason A Efstathiou: Beyond a moonshot: insurance coverage for proton therapy, Comment, The Lancet Oncology (May 2016)
- C Marjorie Aelion, The US Cancer Moonshot initiative, Correspondence, The Lancet Oncology (May 2016)
Related resources
- National Cancer Institute – Cancer Moonshot
- White House Cancer Moonshot Task Force
- The Lancet Oncology: Cancer Control Hub
- At Cancer Moonshot Summit, Elsevier presents plans for benchmark report (Elsevier Connect, July 7, 2016)
- Elsevier to Develop First-Ever Benchmark Report on US Cancer Research Landscape (Elsevier press release, June 29, 2016)
- Helping the NIH use informatics to combat cancer (Elsevier Connect)
- Innovations In Science: Pursuing Another Giant Leap For Mankind; Olivier Dumon writes about how collaboration, technology and economics will play vital roles in future cancer research (Huffington Post, June 29, 2016)
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It's been a wonderful few days, though very hectic as well. I haven't written a lifestyle type post in a while, where I just talk about what's new, and it seems like with the start of a new month, this is a common theme throughout the blogging community.
Plus, a lil poem I wrote a few years back - and am still quite proud of to this day.
My Halloween weekend was busy in the best way. On Friday, I went to Halloween Haunt with a friend; I was a bit apprehensive as my horror threshold is pretty low. The only horror movies I've seen are The Purge, the older Poltergeist, and The Woman In Black. My sole reason for being able to sit through these was that it was highly unlikely to actually happen to me, or the I knew the visual effects wouldn't be as realistic.
There were "mazes" set up, each with a different theme - an insane asylum, toy factory, zombies at a high school, that sort of thing. As with most amusement parks, getting there early is key. We got through a decent amount within the first 30 minutes, then the lines became astronomically long, and it wasn't as fun because of all the people, and it didn't feel as haunted.
Wearing: Silence&Noise white blazer (similar), BP. striped crop tee (similar), American Eagle hi-rise jeggings, DV by Dolce Vita oxfords, BP. gold pendant necklace (similar)
Beforehand, I had the genius idea of watching Buzzfeed videos of ghosts, researching MacKamey Manor, and Googling criminals in my area. Good one, Angelina.
With more people and a decreasing horror factor, I had a better time appreciating the sets. There's so much detail and thought that goes into everything, though sometimes I favor a more minimalistic type of horror. A blinking eye behind a curtain, or a long dark hallway are more intimidating for me than jump scares and zombies.
On Halloween Eve (if there is such a thing), I watched Psycho with friends. I admit to shying away from older movies, because of the black and white factor, and how different they are from movies nowadays.
The pace is a lot slower, and obviously the visual effects are not as advanced, so they told the story in other ways. The scenes in which Lila is driving, and voices are heard were different and an interesting take. The reminded me of how the characters would speak directly to the camera in House of Cards.
I couldn't help noticing how her teeth weren't completely straight - which is so odd now, since almost everyone where I live is obsessed with teeth. Apparently, it's an American thing?
I would definitely watch more old movies when I'm more inclined to think, rather than just to relax. I feel like they're more like pieces of art that require and deserve your full attention.
My first day of November was spent running around - taking pictures, then later, trying to find my phone. Serina and I have shot previously, and this time we planned a monster meet up - I have 5 outfit series from this day! It was lovely, and I really enjoyed it. More on that later.
I love having blogger friends.
The not so lovely part? Losing my phone. I dropped it while crossing the train tracks, and didn't get it back until 2 days later when the stranger who found it called the number I had texted to my phone. I had just been about to erase all the data and buy a new one - thankfully I didn't have to deplete my Black Friday funds.
And in case you read through this whole post waiting to hear my stab at poetry, I couldn't disappoint. Heck, I even read it in case you wanted to listen to it, because I think poetry is best appreciated out loud. Preferably when the speaker doesn't have a severe congestion and a bit of vocal fry. But oh well.
it's the flush of your cheeks
after a day in the sun,
long palm lined streets,
or grabbing fresh from the oven, a cinnamon bun.
it's the taste of names
like Jane, Grace, or Kate,
and the sense of homework
finished far before the due date.
it's turkish delight, piled high on a dish,
and also the hope
of a shooting star wish.
it's the texture of an inside joke,
laughing with your best friends
or the sweet zing of sipping a Coke.
it's all things girly,
like charms, hearts, and bows,
buying new books,
or bright polish on toes.
it's milky polaroids,
saved in envelopes and drawers,
also lush, white, carpeted floors.
it's the sound of the hours before the summer bell rings,
the rush of a bungee jump,
and the elation shopping brings.
it's finding the time to try out baking,
drinking a glass of cold milk,
or finishing a run, shaking.
it's picking strawberries not yet ripe,
and finally being happy,
with your own body type.
it's running through the waves at the beach,
or sleeping under the stars,
it's just peachy.


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Pop open the bonnet of an IndyCar and what you find inside is not "Made in the USA". The beating heart of IndyCar racing is actually closer to home.
Down a dusty lane in Northamptonshire, Steve Miller, former head of the Indy project at Cosworth, leads a team of engineers building the guts of no fewer than 12 IndyCar models.
Alongside Mario Illien and Roger Penske (the other founder, Paul Morgan having died in a plane crash), Mr Miller wrestled Ilmor Engineering away from Mercedes with a buyout. He has been running the business ever since.
Mr Miller is a "small company kinda guy" who says he is more into producing than politicking. He eschews bureaucracy and middle management for rolling up his sleeves.
In the mid-Nineties, Ilmor powered the McLaren/ Mercedes Formula 1 team, winning two world titles in 1998 and 1999 with Finnish driver Mika Häkkinen.
Mr Miller set out to build the company's original success by turning Ilmor's attention to the IndyCar market.
This almost worked too well. In 2003-05, the company became so dominant in the sport you simply needed an Ilmor-constructed, Honda-branded engine to win. This led to other engine makers pulling out, and Honda reducing its budget for Ilmor's research, as their vehicles were already outpacing their peers.
As the sole supplier of engines, the emphasis changed to reducing costs.
The answer to this problem was simple, says Mr Miller. "Honda wanted competition, and Chevrolet wanted to compete." Ilmor swapped Honda for Chevrolet as the brand housing its engines, making a sporting rival of the team it had helped to become such a success.
At the same time, in the depths of recession, he also broadened the focus of the company. As a hi-tech consultancy, Ilmor does intellectual property work for companies such as McLaren, Aston Martin, Bentley, Nascar, GP racing, and even aerospace projects with Boeing Commercial in Seattle. Its technology is also used in marine, aerospace and defence sectors.
Mr Miller is focused on organic growth ofd projects that customers demand, and Ilmor delivers. "No amount of advertising will bring customers, so keep delivering the quality that attracts business," he says.
He flies the British flag, but thinks government has an issue with the way businesses like his get classified for the purposes of grant funding. At present, Ilmor is technically not an SME, so many potentially helpful state initiatives are closed off.
Now employing 72 people, up from 50 people in 2008, and with a turnover of £18m last year, Mr Miller is nurturing British talent, building products that exemplify quality, and exporting for the world stage.
Last year, Ilmor built the complete engine package for Chevrolet: the engine was designed and developed in the UK and components were made here, with a US outfit providing engine servicing and trackside support.
Ilmor powered half of the cars on the IndyCar race circuit last season, winning more than half of the races – including the prestigious Indianapolis race itself – and picked up the manufacturers' championship on the way.
Jamie Murray Wells is founder, owner and executive chairman of Glasses Direct.


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Mitashi has launched its latest 4K Ultra HD Smart LED Television in India. They come in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes and comes with 4K Panel (3840 x 2160 pixels resolution).
The 55-Inch display has 400000:1 contrast ratio while the 65-Inch screen gives 500000:1 contrast ratio. Under the hood is a Dual Core Cortex-A53 processor with Mali-T720 MP2 GPU. It has 1GB RAM, 8GB Internal storage ROM and is further expandable as well.
The Mitashi Smart LED TV runs on Android 4.4 OS and allows installing apps from Play Store. It supports Wi-Fi 802.11n, 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports and 1 RJ45 port. It can project mobile screen on TV and allows users to use Mobile as TV remote.
It also comes with unique Air Mouse feature that allows one to use it like keyboard / mouse without any additional purchase. These TV's can download apps, stream movies / browse videos and check mails.
The Mitashi 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart TV is priced at RS. 67,990 (MRP) while the larger 65-inch 4K UHD smart TV costs about Rs. 1,29,990. Company is also offering up to 3 years of warranty.
Rakesh Dugar, Chairman and Managing Director – Mitashi said:
Mitashi's focus has always been on providing cutting edge technology at affordable prices. Our latest range further strengthens our commitment to this vision. With these latest Smart LED televisions, users now have the best of the world technology and so many features loaded that they're unlikely to find them all in one television. The attractive pricing further adds to the sheen because great technology must be accessible to millions. With the upcoming festive season and so many auspicious days, we expect a great response to the new TV range.


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Skip to comments."Vikings" vs "The Vikings"
Posted on 03/31/2014 4:53:34 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
Aussie Ragnar vs Italian Ragnar.
Smiling Ragnar vs Laughing Ragnar.
Athelstan spoke Norse, Old Saxon, and English while Eric spoke Norse, English, and Guttural Bronx.
Floki danced on floors while Einar danced on oars.
Bjorn chopped off a head while Einar chopped off a pigtail.
Vikings ate fish while Eric ate knish.
Weird Ragnar son eye from prophecy vs weird Ragnar son eye from hawk.
Ragnar warned Never hesitate while Eric wondered Why did he hesitate?
Anachronisms: Rollo's L.A. Ink arm vs Morgana's Maidenform bra.
Viking ancestor PING!
I like both.
The Vikings was great.
Vikings is great too.
I must have missed something.
Good list, also...
Aelle's pit of wolves vs. Aelle's pit of snakes.
Surprisingly, the real life Aelle did have a pit of snakes, not wolves.
I noticed the "LA INK" the other day.
It made me LOL.
In "The Vikings," Ragnar's son Einar was actually a year older than his father.
A Miracle! :-)
My favorite Vikings.
Italian Ragnar...
or Aussie Ragnar...
C'mon, not even close. Quentin McHale will always be the Tiger of the Pacific. Sorry to say it, but alas, Ernie was not Viking material.
But all in all, despite relatively minor criticisms, I'm still enjoying the series... seriesly.
THE VIKINGS with Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis, is my favorite viking flick.
THE LONG SHIPS is also good for a hoot. (Vikings vs Moroccans).
Anyone remember the TV show THE VIKINGS based on the movie from the late 1950s?
Creative way of scaling walls by tossing axes into them and then using them as steps.
Trevor Morris composer..... Viking was great last night. The stupid Vikings led by Jarl Borg fell for the oldest trick in the book. Accepting the hospitality of being put up in the barn to sleep overnight. I KNEW that barn was going to be torched by Ragnar's Vikings
Also Lagertha stabbing husband in the eye who then gets decapitated by one of his men who was sick of the drunken idiot
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Gods and Heroes: Rome Rising is Perpetual Entertainment's persistent state offering in which the titular Republic is beginning to expand its influence, but still faces threats from the likes of the above-named enemies plus the Samnites, Greeks, Etruscans and more. The game will also incorporate creatures drawn from myths and legends; examples are gigantic Cyclopes, snake-haired Gorgons, mighty Minotaurs, cannibalistic Laestrygones, Volta wolf-men and fire-breathing Chimeras. A dozen deities will play central roles by appearing to provide quests, support and godly powers to those aligning with them. Thanks to the team, we have to opportunity to track the project's progress.
On the Serendipitous Convergence of Gameplay and Reality
or How the Healer Became the Mystic
I make decisions based on the needs of gameplay without regard to reality sometimes. Whenever I do this, I try to go back later and wrap the gameplay up in the appropriate fiction. There's generally some level fudge-factor or rationalization that accompanies this. In the case of Gods and Heroes, however, it has been positively eerie how many times these two things have closely coincided.
A couple of quick examples can be seen in the god system. When I was looking for a way to visually represent this system, I chose a circle with gods placed around the outer edge and divided into triads. When I was doing the research, I found a diagram of the Roman gods that was found inscribed on an Etruscan artifact (the Roman pantheon was closely adapted from the Etruscan one) where the gods are represented on the outer edge of a circle. Then, an article in National Geographic magazine presented evidence of early Italic peoples worshipping gods in triads.
This Roman tradition of "sorcery" centered around... mastery of time and space, nature control, various healing arts including uses of medicines, and cursing, generally associated with necromancy.
Pretty spooky, right? If only I'd seen this stuff first, it might've saved me a lot of the incomprehensible scribbling I had to go through until I hit on something that worked.
This was also the case with the class formerly known as the Healer.
First of all, I'd like to point out that medieval fantasy games have it easy; they just borrow words from whichever culture suits them as long as it describes what they are creating fairly accurately. I'd always had some idea that Healer wouldn't be the name of a character class, but it was a good working name that described some of the gameplay ideas I wanted to layer onto it. Shaman worked even better as a reminder of these ideas, but applying a Tungit word to our Roman-themed game was too mentally painful to contemplate. Healing was just one of the areas I thought of this class as dealing with; some others were cursing as a natural flipside of healing, nature-based abilities, and some out of body-type activities.
When I began doing research, it wasn't long before I ran across the following quote in a book on the Greco-Roman tradition of magic, called Arcana Mundi:
In his important book, The Greeks and the Irrational, E.R. Dodds has suggested for [magicians] the term shaman, and it is certainly possible to see in them highly sophisticated medicine-men.
How eerie is that?
Further, I found that this type of person not only existed, but that there was significant agreement about the types of abilities that they had access to (or at any rate claimed access to). This Roman tradition of "sorcery" centered around a couple of things - mastery of time and space, nature control, various healing arts including uses of medicines, and cursing, generally associated with necromancy.
After recovering from the resultant case of the willies, the next task I came to was finally arriving at a name for the class. There was a wealth of names suggested by the literature. Unfortunately some of the things that were historically used were unpronounceable, and although they often had modern English language versions, they have come to mean something very different from what they once had been - these were things like:
- Scientist
- Physician
- Pharmacist
Next I came to a selection of words that still came from historical research, but had more of the flavor I was looking for:
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- Sage
- Philosopher
While they described the class pretty well, they all felt a bit inactive. Then I come to some that had the correct flavor, as well as being more active, and they had all been borrowed by English, while still preserving their original meanings to a large degree:
- Theurgist
- Thaumaturgist
- Mystagogue
However, these seemed like the kind of words the creators of the SAT torture high school students with. Mystagogue, however, held the key - a familiar element that I latched on to:
- Mystic
I think the humbling lesson is that the reality of the source material is always more interesting and flavorful than the things I can invent. So now, I just try to read more.
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