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Alhtough most of the Stooges' fun came from seeing, not hearing, them slap and crash their way through every situation, this LP is more for the kids who saw their second set of delightful, full-length childrens' films ("Snow White and The Three Stooges," "The Outlaws Is Coming.") It's wonderful hearing "The Alphabet Song" again, hearing Larry substitute "darn" in "Three Little Fishes," even their sweet versions of "Chickory Chick" and Fanny Brice's "Mairzy Dotes." Lew Douglas' orchestrations recall nothing so much as the classic cartoon scores of Winston Sharples and Carl Stalling.
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''SALSA MEETS JAZZ,'' the Monday evening dance-concert series at the Village Gate, has become a New York institution. Each week, two Latin bands alternate sets and there is a ''guest jazz soloist.'' Sometimes adding a jazzman to a ferociously powerful Latin dance band is a bit like throwing a Christian to the lions, and over the years the shows have begun to focus more and more on the Latin ensembles, bringing out the jazz soloist for one tune per set.
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Last weekend, as I was out slogging through fieldwork. (Well, maybe not "slogging," it wasn't as bad as all that), I thought, "Next weekend you have a lot of free time. You could go to McKinney!"
But the weather went, "Nope!"
It's going to be, I don't know, 105* or something on Saturday? They're talking about breaking records. The meteorologists are saying "Don't do anything outside unless you absolutely have to." This displeases me heartily because
a. My reduced heat-tolerance these days tells me it's unwise to do something "nonessential" that might lead to problems
b. Driving any distance in extreme heat is worrisome: what if something goes wrong with the car and strands me?
c. It's not going to be fun to be trudging between boutiques, some of them not that well air-conditioned.
So, I don't know. I did cut the strips needed to start another quilt top last night so I might just stick at home and clean the house and then sew or knit.
Also, a (d) came up in the list of Reasons Not To Go To McKinney:
It's probably time to invest in a new microwave. Yeah, the nearly-15-year-old one I have is taking much longer to heat stuff (or so it seems) and the carousel isn't turning well - it kind of jerks and goes "er er er er er" which tells me the thing is headed for the last roundup. And it's probably preferable to go out and replace it at my leisure rather than have a panicked, "Oh no, my microwave died!" moment and then go and have to take WHATEVER I can find.
(And yes, I know: many people live very well without a microwave, but given the sheer number of vegetable dishes I have to heat up for each dinner....well, meh. I don't own enough saucepans. And sometimes it's a lot faster and easier to nuke a bowl of soup than it is to find the right pan, put it on the stove, and wait for it to heat)
So I'm going to try the small, locally-owned appliance place and see what they have (And yes, I'm armed with a partial list of "okay brands" from Consumer Reports). I'll probably pay a bit more than I might at Wal-Mart, but I really don't want a junky microwave that's the cheapest possible that will poop out on me after five years. And the local place seems to stand behind their stuff and carry better brands. If they don't have anything good, I might take a run to Best Buy or somewhere this weekend. I don't know.
I do think I'm going to go to the Green Market again for grocery shopping. Yes, they are more expensive. But they carry a lot of things I like that I generally can't get. And the people that work there are nice - the cashiers actually talk to you instead of grunting at you like some stores' cashiers. And the somewhat-locally-grown sweet potato I got there was really, really good - better than the ones I could get at the regular grocery.


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Article: Separation of metallic and semiconducting single-walled carbon nanotube arrays by "scotch tape".
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ABSTRACT: Structural control, and especially chirality control, remains a significant challenge in the synthesis of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs). We report herein a rational approach to engineering fullerene caps for growing SWNTs with controlled structures via chemical vapor deposition (CVD). Opening of fullerendione via thermal oxidation yields hemispherical caps which can initiate SWNT growth at their open ends. The size and structure of these caps can be engineered by tuning the temperature of thermal oxidation. Results show that pregrowth treatment of the cap is indispensable to successful growth of SWNTs. The temperature used for thermal oxidation strongly affects the size and structure of the cap and further determines the diameter distribution of the as-grown SWNTs. Stronger oxidation treatments (450 degrees C oxidation in air) promote formation of thinner SWNTs, while weaker oxidation treatments (350 degrees C oxidation in air) lead to wider SWNTs. Interestingly, SWNTs made using fullerene caps show steplike diameter distributions relative to SWNTs catalyzed by Fe nanoparticles. This cap engineering using opened C(60) provides a potential approach to grow SWNTs with controlled structures.Nano Letters 09/2010; 10(9):3343-9. · 13.03 Impact Factor - Advanced Materials 08/2009; 21(41):4158 - 4162. · 14.83 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Large area, well-aligned single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) with node density up to 107/cm2 are prepared by a convenient one-step process, which is based on the two growth modes of carbon nanotubes: gas flow-directed growth mode and lattice-orientated growth mode. Carbon nanotubes cross-bar is realized by chemical vapor deposition approach where the direction of gas flow and the direction of lattice of the substrate (quartz) are perpendicular. Catalyst-pattern technique is applied to produce shipshape cross-bar structure, and optimum condition (especially growth temperature) for the process is carefully studied. Interaction between catalyst and substrate is identified as a critical factor for fabrication of SWNTs cross-bar for such interaction affects the length of lattice-orientated carbon nanotubes as well as the density of gas flow-directed carbon nanotubes. This growth phenomenon offers a capability to control the formation of the cross-bar structure.Journal of Physical Chemistry C - J PHYS CHEM C. 04/2009; 113(14). - Advanced Materials - ADVAN MATER. 01/2009; 21(41).
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.....as quick as it has risen, so shall it fall. Diana Easter Special coming for you longs. ..... .something is going on, its called a DUMP.
Sentiment: Sell
WHY can't we ask cramer to do some more PUMPING? I think this is going to get real ugly by Friday afternoon SELL OFF time. Glad I listened to audio and got out.
.....moving right along again I see. DSX:9.54 -0.38 -(3.81%) 1:53 PM EDT Time for me to hit the exit
First the pumpers see a few days where dry bulk rates go up and then you get the articles about the shipping sector making a come back and then you get feeble investors who do not understand the long cycle of Chinese ship overbuilding and then you get another equity offering by NAT because they want to buy more ships and then the current pump and dump cycle comes to an end.
You could find at least a dry-bulk company selling shares to buy ships now. Your example of NAT could bring up resolute reaction that you don't know the difference between tankers and bulkers. It is your luck that your confusion has created negative example; you would not be spared in case of positive reference. By the way, I didn't look at tanker stocks for long tome (if I remember correctly I did some trade in NAT; it was probably 6-7 years ago; that's all my experience there). However, it is possible that NAT sells shares to finance already made orders, i.e. they had to do or they lose deposits, kind of forced transaction (dilution). Please, correct me if it is wrong.


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Wow, what a weekend in New York City! The cosplayers, the anime fans, the manga maniacs and the Jpop listeners showed up in full force for the KRAZY! Cosplay Contest & Party! It was completely and absolutely sold out with another 100 people waiting outside just hoping to get in. Special guests include Akihabara singer Reni, World Cosplay Summit 2009: Team USA (& 2008!), head of New York Anime Festival Peter Tartara, and Ningin! The winning cosplayers were phenomenal. Be sure to check both photo galleries one and two!
The contest got off to a late start but it was worth the wait. We kicked things off with a performance by Reni in her trademark Harajyuku and Akiba style. We then got down to business and introduced the judges: India and Elizabeth from World Cosplay Team USA 2009, Renee from World Cosplay Team USA 2008, and Peter Sebeckis from Japan Society. After a quick rundown of the rules, it was time to bring the cosplayers on stage one by one.
Let me make this clear now, I was chosen to emcee the event for my emcee skills, not my anime or manga knowledge. I know a good amount but I was way out of my anime-manga league for this crowd. They delighted in giving me a full interactive lesson. By the time I announced "Final Fantasy Ex", the crowd had gotten fully into the swing of calling back corrections. (In this case, "Final Fantasy 10″).
After almost 100 contestants walked on stage, most solo but some as teams, it was time for judging. There was a 10 minute musical break with Reni coming back out for two more songs. I then came back on stage and the crowd demanded to know the winners, but we had one more thing to do before that. Kid Robot had donated prizes for our youngest cosplayers. At first the crowd was gonna give me a cosplay ass whupping for the delay, but everyone's hearts just melted when the littlest cosplayers came on stage. After a group "Awwww…", it was time to announce the winners!
First place went to Scout Isensee's "Ciel Phantomhive" (Beautiful!), Second place went to Amy Cheong's "Imp Midna" (Fantastic!), and Third Place went to Jennifer Hwang's "Ion Fortuna" (Stunning!)
It was a heated competition with many other cosplayers in close contention to win. I'm glad I wasn't judging because I don't think I could only pick three. Correction, I know I couldn't pick just three (Kirby! Afro Samurai! L! Rei! Final Fantasy Ex! ^_^). With the contest over, the party continued for another good hour at Japan Society, with LOTS of picture taking and introductions. A smash success overall! I'm looking forward to the next one!
And the KRAZY Online Contest is being prepared to go live!
There's still one more prize to give out, no, make that two more prizes to give out. A gift bag of DVDs from Manga Entertainment for the cosplayer who gets the most votes at our online contest, and one random voter will win "Akira" from Bandai on Blu-Ray disc! (That could be YOU!). Stay tuned as the online contest will be online within 24 hours!


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Five kittens and I can't get my grabby hands on them! I'm dyin' here!
OH NOES!!! D: You must snorgle them kittehs!!!
I dunno, it almost looks more like the kitteh is snorfing the woman…
Before anyone questions her attire, this is at a shelter and she's wearing the "orange card" volunteer vest. The kitten's name is Ashton.
Dewd, I'd walk out of there with two or three kittens that "fell" into the pockets.
Same here, Kar
AWW She is giving dear sweet little Ashton the cuddling he so needs
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DAYTON -- I purchased two 'office depot' brand print cartridges for my Lexmark printer. Good price at the time so I kept them till I needed a new cartridge in the printer. Neither worked. The printer said 'not a recognizable' cartridge. By this time I no longer had the receipt. They took one back but not the second cause I did not have the original packing material. Two days later I returned with the packing material; now they said the cartridge was no longer in their 'system' and could not take it back. They reminded me of their 14 day return policy and I reminded them of the words on the cartridge package which reads, '100% Satisfaction Guaranteed'. I said it should read, '100% guaranteed sometimes'. My point is that the cartridges were defective, no doubt about it. That is probably why they no longer carry the part. I don't understand why if the part is defective, that they always put it back on the consumer to make it such a pain to get satisfaction. I will never do business with Office Depot again.
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Signing at Molineux on Tuesday
Three of Wolves' new summer arrivals are to carry out a signing session in the Molineux Megastore tomorrow (Tuesday).
Frank Nouble, Slavomir Peszko and Tongo Doumbia will be at the shop between 2pm and 3pm.
It has meanwhile been confirmed that Peszko has been handed the number 7 shirt for Wolves next season.
So why not pop along to check out the new redeveloped Megastore, which opened this summer, make the odd purchase or two and meet the new faces!
Please note that the players mentioned all plan to attend but this may be subject to change tomorrow.
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April 5, 2013
MMRF Newsflash from IMW 2013 - Volume 1
Mid-way through day two of the 14th International Myeloma Workshop (IMW) and already we have heard many thought-provoking presentations and several lively debates on key questions facing the myeloma community. Follow live MMRF posts from IMW on Twitter by searching for #IMW2013. The program at IMW is primarily centered around discussing – even debating – the best approaches for classifying and treating patients which is vastly different than the annual meetings of the American Society of Hematology (ASH) or American Society of Clinical Oncology(ASCO) where the primary focus is new data.
Oral presentations on the first day of the workshop focused primarily on biology, new imaging techniques and related malignancies. The day was capped off with the presentation of the prestigious Waldenstrom's Award, the highest honor provided to a multiple myeloma expert which is given to one individual at every IMW, to Nikhil Munshi of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI). The MMRF has been privileged to collaborate with Dr. Munshi since our inception, and we are pleased that his commitment to the community and his research focus, primarily in immune therapy, has been appropriately recognized by his peers.
Day two kicked off oral presentations on clinical issues and particularly provocative were presentations around risk-adapted therapy – or as the presenters positioned the question – "should all MM patients be treated with a one-sized fits all approach?". There were two key debates in this area:
1) for front-line therapy, should there be a one-sized fits all approach or should clinicians pursue a "risk-adapted" approach – debated by Pieter Sonneveld from the Netherlands (no) and Vincent Rajkumar from the Mayo Clinic (yes); and
2) should all eligible patients receive high-dose chemo and stem cell transplant upfront or can it be delayed for some patients – debated by Philippe Moreau from France (yes) and Paul Richardson from DFCI (no).
The key takeaway from both debates was that it is clear that some patients do appear to be "high-risk" and have a worse outcome from initial treatment, but there is a lack of widespread consensus on how to prospectively identify these patients. As one presenter pointed out, there is little overlap between the various risk "signatures" from a number of different groups both in the US and Europe, so, according to one group, a patient could be high-risk and according to another, that same patient could be low-risk. A growing number of experts, led by Antonio Palumbo of Italy, are calling for an end to classifying patients by low-, medium-, and high-risk but instead to classify patients based on specific features.
Another key point was that the vast majority of patients would benefit from a triplet, eg, Revlimid-Velcade-dex or Cytoxan-Velcade-dex, but there are no large randomized trials completed to determine superiority of a specific regimen. Further, most groups do recommend early transplantation for all eligible patients but we do not yet know whether there are specific patients who could safely delay the procedure and still experience the same benefit.
It is clear that currently available classification systems are not sufficient to match patients to treatments most likely to benefit them – with as few side effects as possible – and that multiple myeloma is truly many diseases "collectively called multiple myeloma" (Rajkumar). This is precisely why the MMRF launched the CoMMpassSM study to characterize the disease using the most cutting-edge, robust technologies available to identify the different patient subtypes which will allow the field to better predict prognosis based on a patient's molecular profile, and, most importantly, identify from diagnosis the best treatments for any given patient based on his/her subtype.
We – the myeloma community – do not yet have the answers but by amassing high-quality data from 1,000 patients in the MMRF CoMMpass study and other similar efforts, by the next IMW, in Rome in 2015, we should have much more predictive models and treatment algorithms which will lead to better outcomes for patients.
It is not too late to sign up for our telephone/web education program Highlights From 14th Annual International Myeloma Workshop being held later today, April 5, 2013 at 5:00-6:00 PM ET / 2:00-3:00 PM PT by visiting: http://www.cancereducation.com/cancersyspagesnb/a/mmrf/mm1303/Register.html
December 11, 2012
MMRF Newsflash from ASH 2012 - Volume 4
Welcome to our fourth and final day of coverage of the 2012 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual meeting. Today during the oral session, treatment for patients with relapsed/refractory disease and papers on infection and kidney impairment, common in multiple myeloma, were presented.
Pomalidomide Extends Overall Survival
The phase 3 trial of pomalidomide plus dexamethasone vs dexamethasone that was predominantly conducted in Europe was accepted by ASH as a late-breaking abstract. This means that data were not available when original abstracts were due but the data were so compelling that the abstract was accepted after the deadline. Dr. Meletios Dimopoulos from the University of Athens, Greece presented data from this study that showed pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone significantly increased progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) compared with high-dose dexamethasone in patients who were refractory to Revlimid and Velcade! Median PFS was nearly four months for the pomalidomide arm versus about two months for the dex arm. Median overall survival for the pomalidomide arm had not yet been reached. We hope to hear positive news from the FDA on the potential accelerated approval of this promising new treatment in the coming weeks.
Treanda (bendamustine)
Treanda (bendamustine) is a chemotherapy treatment that is widely used outside the US to treat multiple myeloma. In the US, Treanda is FDA approved to treat a type of lymphoma. Several studies were presented at this meeting, including an MMRC trial of Treanda plus Revlimid and dexamethasone, showing promising activity when combined with Velcade and/or Revlimid. In an oral presentation today, Dr. Heinz Ludwig of the University of Vienna, Austria presented results from a trial of Treanda combined with Velcade and dexamethasone in patients with relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma. There were 66 evaluable patients, most of who had received 1 or 2 prior therapies; 43 of these patients had responses (response rate of 65.2%) including 14 patients with a complete response; all patients had a clinical benefit to this treatment. Median progression-free survival was 9.7 months when all patients were considered, but was 12.9 months in patients with 1-2 prior treatments. Median overall survival in the entire cohort was 21 months. Prior treatment with Revlimid had a negative effect on response rate to this treatment. Toxicities to this regimen included a low incidence of infections and gastrointestinal events, with a few cases of peripheral neuropathy.
Revlimid Maintenance
Dr. Dimopoulos also provided an update on second line treatment of patients who relapsed in the phase III trial, MM-015 that compared melphalan plus prednisone and Revlimid followed by Revlimid maintenance (arm 1) with melphalan and prednisone (arm 2), or with melphalan, prednisone, and Revlimid (arm 3). After frontline treatment, fewer patients from arm 1 (54%) progressed compared with patients in arms 2 (77%) and 3 (83%), confirming the benefit of maintenance therapy. After progression, patients could opt to receive open-label Revlimid plus dexamethasone or another treatment. Revlimid-based second-line treatments were active in these patients, regardless of which treatment they received as the first-line therapy. Importantly, this study showed that maintenance treatment with Revlimid does not appear to result in disease that is resistant to this agent at relapse.
Kidney Impairment
About half of myeloma patients have some impairment of the kidneys, and an estimated 20% have "myeloma kidney" or severe renal failure at diagnosis. This condition can cause patients to have more toxicity from treatment. However, several novel agents have been incorporated into new treatments for myeloma and have improved the survival of this disease.
Dr. Meletios Dimopoulos presented a study of impact of these novel therapies like Velcade and Revlimid on the survival of myeloma patients with impaired kidneys. In total, 1773 patients with symptomatic myeloma who were treated in the Greek Myeloma Study Group were included. Patients were divided into 5-year groups between 1990 and 2004 according to the date of their initial treatment, then from 2005 onward. The response and median survival to frontline therapy for all myeloma patients improved in the years after 2000 compared with the prior years as a result of the availability of these newer treatments. When looking only at patients with impaired kidney function, the study showed that survival of these patients also improved after the introduction of novel therapies, especially for patients with severe kidney impairment.
Myeloma Preclinical Studies
Several studies presented today, too numerous to detail here, covered potential risk assessment strategies and tumor biology studies, which will help us identify better drugs in the future, and also help us to achieve our aim of personalized medicine! This is certainly an exciting time in myeloma research.
For additional information on what was covered at this year's ASH meeting, please view our interview with Gareth Morgan, MD, PhD, and Antonio Palumbo, MD.
It is also not too late to sign up for our patient telephone/web education program Highlights From the 2012 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting for Patients and Caregivers on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at 1:00-2:00 PM ET/10:00-11:00 AM PT by visiting www.cancereducation.com/cancersyspagesnb/a/mmrf/mm1209/Register.html
December 10, 2012
MMRF Newsflash from ASH 2012 - Volume 3
Welcome to our third day of onsite coverage from the 2012 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual meeting. Oral sessions today covered new therapies for patients with newly diagnosed multiple myeloma, as well as for those with relapsed/refractory myeloma. The day concluded with more presentations and posters some featuring compounds in very early development for myeloma.
Upfront Therapy
Dr. Shaji Kumar from the Mayo Clinic-Rochester presented data from a phase I/II trial on the ixazomib, (MLN9708) a new oral proteasome inhibitor from Millennium, combined with Revlimid (lenalidomide) and dexamethasone in previously untreated myeloma patients. The overall response rate in this trial was 100%, with 23% complete responses (CR). Importantly, the incidence of peripheral neuropathy was very low, with only one grade 3 occurrence. The most common side effects were fatigue, nausea and vomiting. Based on the positive results, a phase III trial is planned.
Dr. Jonathan Kaufman (Atlanta, GA, USA) presented results from a phase I study of Revlimid, Velcade (bortezomib), and dexamethasone combined with the histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitor Zolinza (vorinostat) as first-line therapy. Commonly seen toxicities included Grade 1 or 2 constipation, diarrhea, fatigue, and nausea. The overall response rate was 97%, including a very exciting number of very good partial responses (VGPR) and complete or near complete responses (CR). Although Zolinza does not have an FDA-approved indication for multiple myeloma, it is approved for a type of lymphoma.
Relapsed/Refractory Disease
Dr. Antonio Palumbo from the University of Torino, Italy, presented results on a trial evaluating pomalidomide, cyclophosphamide, and prednisone in relapsed/refractory patients followed by pomalidomide and dexamethasone maintenance therapy. This trial is ongoing. At the time of this presentation, 55 patients had received at least 1 treatment cycle. Patients with relapsed/refractory disease who had received at least 1 to 3 prior therapies were eligible to participate. The overall response rate was 51%, with 6% achieving a CR and 24% a VGPR.
Dr. Noopur Raje from Mass General presented data for a phase I trial of the new anti-BAFF antibody tabalumab, combined with Velcade and dexamethasone. Forty-eight patients were enrolled, who had a median of 3 prior treatments. Adverse events observed were similar to those seen with Velcade. Two patients had a CR, 20 had a PR or VGPR, 21 had stable disease, and 3 progressed. The phase II trial is ongoing. The MMRF funded some of Dr. Raje's early preclinical research on this target.
Dr. Jatin Shah from MD Anderson presented the results of a phase II trial assessing ARRY-520, a novel KSP inhibitor, with or without dexamethasone. Patients were heavily pre-treated, with a median of 6 prior treatments. Grade 3 and 4 toxicities were low, there was no cumulative toxicity, and the treatment was well tolerated. Responses ranged from PR to SD, with no CR in these heavily treated patients, and 34% had progressive disease. Interestingly, responses to this agent corresponded to serum levels of alpha-1-acid glycoprotein, which can act as a marker for patients who may respond to this agent.
Dr. Sundar Jagannath from Mt Sinai in New York City presented results of an age analysis from the phase II trial of pomalidomide with low-dose dexamethasone (in which the MMRC participated) in patients with relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma who have received prior therapy with Revlimid and Velcade. The results showed no significant differences in responses between the groups.
CoMMpassSM Study
At tonight's poster session, our own Chief Medical Officer Dr. Michael Needle presented data from the MMRF's CoMMpass Study, for which he is co-principal investigator. The CoMMpass study will analyze the tumor and normal genomes from 1,000 patients with newly-diagnosed active multiple myeloma from their initial diagnosis over an at least five years. The clinical study opened in July 2011 and includes 55 sites in the United States. CoMMpass will provide researchers insight into patients' disease progression and their responsiveness to specific treatment regimens, thereby characterizing the subtypes of multiple myeloma and accelerating individualized treatment approaches, which will be so important in this heterogeneous disease.
As mentioned, there were many new compounds representing many different classes in early development for myeloma presented at this year's ASH meeting. Excitingly, there are too many to discuss on this blog, but I recommend that you check out the MMRF's webcast with Dr. Antonio Palumbo and Professor Gareth Morgan.
December 9, 2012
MMRF Newsflash from ASH 2012 - Volume 2
Welcome to our second day of on-site coverage of the 2012 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual meeting. Today there were several exciting oral and poster sessions specifically focusing on new treatments for multiple myeloma.
Monoclonal antibodies
Dr. Paul Richardson from Dana-Farber presented an update on a phase II study of the monoclonal antibody elotuzumab (which targets CS1) given at 2 different doses (10 mg/kg or 20 mg/kg) combined with Revlimid and low-dose dex to treat patients with relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma who had not received Revlimid. The overall response rate of patients was 84% with slightly higher responses seen at the lower dose. As we saw with pomalidomide, the response rate is higher in those patients who have had fewer prior treatments, which means that understanding sequencing of treatments is critical. Patients with high-risk disease did not differ in their responses but had a significantly lower progression free survival, again underscoring the need to understand which patients will benefit most from which treatments. The most common side effects that patients experienced were similar to those seen with Revlimid treatment. This treatment is in phase III trials in both relapsed and newly diagnosed patients.
Dr. Torben Plesner from Denmark presented the results of a phase I study of the new monoclonal antibody, daratumumab, which targets CD38. Patients with advanced disease who had received several previous treatments including immunomodulatory agents (IMiDs), proteasome inhibitors, and stem cell transplantation were enrolled in the trial and received single-agent daratumumab. There were several responses and importantly, there were minimal side effects. Although the results are preliminary, they are promising. Sanofi also has an antibody against the same target in a phase I trial at UCSF.
Dr. Jatin Shah from MD Anderson presented results from a phase 1 study looking at two of the newest agents in combination - Kyprolis (carfilzomib) plus pomalidomide and dexamethasone – in a highly refractory population. All patients (n=32) were refractory to Revlimid, and 31/32 were refractory to Velcade. Side effects were manageable, primarily low blood caounts, and notably, no grade 3 or 4 periperal neuropathy was seen. The overall response rate was 50 and nearly every patient had a minor response or stable disease. And, importantly, though the numbers of patients were small, even those patient who were high-risk (eg, with a deletion of chromosome 17p) responded as well as those patients who were not high-risk. Progression-free survival was 7.4 months, and the 1-year overall survival was 90%. These data continue to show that there are new treatments that can work even in the most heavily refractory and pre-treated population.
Dr. Tomer Mark from Weill-Cornell presented results from nearly 100 patients treated with clarithromycin (Biaxin) plus pomalidomide-dex again in a heavily pre-treated and refractory population. The overall response rate was 57% with a median progression free survival of 8.67 months. There was no difference in responses or progression-free survival between low and high-risk patients. The study is also looking at overall survival, and median survival had not yet been reached. Interestingly, during the Q&A, Dr. Mark mentioned that there are much more pronounced responses with this combination as opposed to the earlier clarithromycin plus Rev-dex trial. The study is continuing to enroll patients.
Dr. Martha Lacy from the Mayo Clinic presented updated results on a number of small trials conducted there with pomalidomide, and her data supported what was seen in Dr. Shah's and Dr. Mark's data – that pomalidomide can work even in those heavily pretreated and refractory patients – though, not surprisingly, the higher responses were seen in patients who had had fewer prior treatments. Regardless of dose or population, side effects were again quite manageable, which again is promising in this population.
Two more days to go. Stay tuned!
December 8, 2012
MMRF Newsflash from ASH 2012 - Volume 1
Welcome to our first day of on-site coverage of the 2012 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual meeting.
Highlights from today included a Multiple Myeloma Education session and a poster session focusing primarily on new agents.
Key takeaways from the Education Session which featured Drs. Gareth Morgan from Royal Marsden in London, Antonio Palumbo from the University of Torino in Italy and Vincent Rajkumar at Mayo Clinic-Rochester were:
- For the majority of patients, and especially those with any risk factors like deletion 17(p) or t(4;14) should receive triple therapy, eg, Revlimid-Velcade-dexamethasone (RVD) or VCD (Velcade-cyclophosphamide-dex) as first-line therapy (the minority being some elderly patients and those with low risk disease)
- High-dose chemotherapy followed by autologous stem transplant early in the course of disease appears to still offer patients the greatest benefit in terms of length of remission
- Maintenance therapy appears to be beneficial for most patients, particularly those with lower risk disease, where the benefits of progression free survival and perhaps overall survival outweigh the risk of secondary cancers
- There is still a great need to identify those patients at highest risk for relapse and determine the treatment regimen that could prolong remission time
There were several key posters presented:
- Dr. Paul Richardson presented a poster on the phase II part of the PANORAMA 2 study assessing the histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitor panobinostat in combination with Velcade and dexamethasone. Patients progressed on two or more prior therapies, and all had been exposed to immunomodulatory drugs (IMiDs). The overall response rate (ORR) in 17 patients was 43%, primarily partial responses, though another 28% had minor responses. Progression free survival (PFS) and time to progression (TTP) were both 5.4 months. The most common grade 3 or 4 adverse event was thrombocytopenia, occurring in 64%. Peripheral neuropathy was generally mild, and occurred in 27.3%.
- Dr. Keith Stewart presented the early results of the phase I MMRC trial assessing the aurora kinase inhibitor MLN5237 in combination with Velcade in relapsed/refractory disease. No steroid was included in the regimen. Nineteen patients have been enrolled, and 16 had prior treatment with stem cell transplantation. Phase 1 is complete, with a maximum tolerable dose of 50 mg twice daily, days 1-7 of a 28-day cycle. The ORR was 26%. Adverse events of grade 3 or greater occurred in 68%. These included myelosuppression, neuropathy, hair loss gastrointestinal (diarrhea, nausea, vomiting), and infection.
Sunday will be a busy day with the start of the oral presentations. Stay tuned!


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"Depending on the picture you choose, you might have to try different text colors to make sure they show up. Also the space to write your address and party info is kind of limited. Other than that, this card is beautiful, just as advertised. It's girly but not overtly so. The quality is fantastic, nice thick cardstock, great resolution. Everyone loved it!"
"I ordered this card for my daughter's 3rd birthday and they were absolutely gorgeous. I was very satisfied with the quality although it was not one of the most expensice cards. Delivery was on time and customer service was great. I didnt realize I had used two different fonts. I called and they were able to assist me without any problem. I totally recommend this product as well as Tinyprints."
"My 4 year old was so excited by these invitations. The design is cute and the paper quality is excellent. It was very easy to customize and I received them just four days after ordering!"
"Eveyone I have shown this to agrees this is a beautiful invitation. I am very happy with the look, feel and quality of the images on the invitiation. I will order from them again for all my party invitations, thank you notes and cards in the future."
"Excellent print quality on quality paper. I am thrilled. I was looking for a 1st birthday invite that was not too babyish, was not in pastel colors, and printed on both sides. The colors are vibrant, the style lends itself to any theme, and the double sided print allowed me to share more pictures. The order was process and shipped quickly and arrived earlier than promised. I will be ordering from Tiny Prints again."