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Zach Mosay put in five solid innings on the mound and made big contributions with his bat Wednesday to lead the Green Wave baseball team to an 8-0 victory over Ashley Ridge.
"It took us a while to warm up at the plate but I'm really proud of our pitching tonight," Summerville coach Burt Bazzle said. "The way our guys threw allowed us to get our bats going a little. We got some hits and other guys found ways to get on and that was big for us."
Mosay and reliever Johnston McCurry combined for a two-hitter. Mosay threw the first five innings and only surrendered two hits and two walks while striking out seven batters. McCurry pitched the final two innings and surrendered no hits and one walk while fanning three batters.
John Sanchez took the loss for Ashley Ridge after pitching the first five innings and surrendering five runs. He fanned eight Wave batters and surrendered four walks.
At the plate, Mosay went 2 for 4 with two RBIs. Sophomore outfielder Matty Powell was also 2 for 4 at bat. He scored two runs and drove another run in. Craig Lilenthal, McCurry and Mosay all reached base three times for Summerville.
The Wave improved to 7-7, with a 4-0 mark in Region 8-AAAA with the win. Ashley Ridge dropped to 4-9, 1-4.
McCurry led off the top of the first inning with a walk. He moved to second on a groundout and to third on a wild pitch and scored on a grounder by Miles Goodwin. After that, Summerville struggled offensively for a while.
Ashley Ridge had its best scoring opportunity in the bottom of the second. Kyle Hongsermeir singled and the Swamp Foxes then loaded the bases when Hunter Grover and Aaron Miller walked. But Summerville got out of the inning with a force out at home. In all, Ashley Ridge stranded six base runners while Summerville stranded nine.
Summerville added a run in the fourth. Matty Powell reached on an errant throw and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Michael Powell and to third on a wild pitch. The Ashley Ridge catcher's throw to third was wide, which allowed the base runner to come home for a 2-0 Summerville lead.
The Wave scored three runs in the fifth off two hits and a few Swamp Fox miscues. Lilenthal reached on an error and advanced on another error. He moved to third on a groundout and scored on a wild pitch. Later in the inning, Matty Powell drove in courtesy runner Daquan Wrighten with a single and scored on a double by Michael Powell for a 5-0 Wave lead.
After Summerville loaded the bases in the sixth, Mosay singled to drive in McCurry and Lilenthal. The final run came in the top of the seventh when shortstop Devonte Base plated Michael Powell with a stand-up double.
On March 29, Summerville travels to Fort Dorchester. Ashley Ridge's next game will be in the Hanahan Invitational Tournament scheduled to begin April 1.
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Bennett Lee Sherrer was born on September 20, 1922 in Snow to Robert L. and Delanie (Robison) Sherrer. He passed from this life on September 25, 2011 in Omaha, NE, while visiting his family there to celebrate his 89th birthday. He was a graduate of Antlers High School, Eastern Oklahoma A&M College, and Oklahoma State University. During World War II he served as a radiology technician at an Army Air Corp Hospital in San Angelo, TX. Much of his life was spent in Ada where he was manager of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
A new lake record has been set at Broken Bow Lake. Ivan Kroger, of Ralston, caught a 8.3 lb fish belonging to the walleye family on September 29, 2011 in an undisclosed area of the lake while fishing with Jim Raglan.
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Call us out of the loop (never!) but we really didn't know that the "Women In Film Crystal + Lucy Awards" were such a big deal. But so many stars turned up for the event at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in L.A. that we sat up and took notice. Leading the way and looking like a young Bridget Bardot was Chloe Moretz. She was the recipient of the 2012 Women In Film Max Mara Face of the Future award and fittingly wore a Max Mara dress with Rupert Sanderson shoes, and a vintage bracelet by Susan Caplan. Also wearing Max Mara, but not to such a winning effect, was Jenna Dewan Tatum, in a pale jade jumpsuit with Jimmy Choo shoes, a Swarovski purse, and Irene Neuwirth jewels. Christina Applegate notched up the brand's cred again, though. She received the Norma Zarky Humanitarian Award wearing a cherry red Max Mara dress with Louboutin heels. Stylin'!
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Authorities in Berkeley County have arrested a man who they said admitted to killing his 26-year-old girlfriend and her daughter, who had Aiken County roots, according to the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office.
The bodies of Ashley Kaney, 26, and her 8-year-old daughter Riley Burdick were found inside their home on Kershaw Road in Summerville about 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, according to Berkeley County Coroner Bill Salisbury.
Burdick died from asphyxiation by strangulation, according to the coroner. The results of Kaney's autopsy are pending toxicology and a microscopic test.
Kaney's boyfriend, 22-year-old Jacob Theopholis Philip, was developed as a person of interest during the homicide investigation, according to a statement from the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office.
Philip was arrested by Virginia Beach Police for unrelated charges and eventually confessed to killing Kaney and her daughter, police said.
Philip has been charged with two counts of murder and is being held in Virginia Beach pending local charges and extradition to South Carolina, according to the statement.
The deaths of Kaney and her daughter were determined to be the result of "an isolated act of domestic violence."
The Berkeley County school district sent a social worker to the home to check on Burdick on Tuesday morning after she did not show up for school on Monday and Tuesday, Salisbury said.
After she knocked and received no answer, the social worker called the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office. Deputies responded and made entry to the home, where they found the bodies.
Kaney grew up and went to school in Aiken, according to Hilda Herring, a family friend. Herring lives in Kaney's former home on Marvin Drive.
"She was so well-loved. She was a sweetheart," Herring recalled. "She was the kind of girl you want your son to marry."
Kaney moved to Summerville about a year and a half ago. She and Herring's son dated for a while and were still friends at the time of her death.
"She loved my son so much. I just wish they had made it, but things didn't work out," Herring said, adding that her son would still go to visit Kaney and Burdick.
"(Riley) used to love to get on his motorcycle," she said. "Thank God they caught this guy."
Herring said Kaney worked at a number of businesses in Aiken, most recently at Takosushi in downtown.
"She was a wonderful girl," she said. "She's gonna be very, very missed."
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime and courts beat for the Aiken Standard.
He has been with the newspaper since August 2012. He is a native of Williston and majored in communication studies at Clemson University.
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Shots were reportedly fired in the Beech Island area Tuesday afternoon and officials are on scene now at Star Bright Lane.
Shots were reported off of S.C. 421 around 3 p.m. on Tuesday. Someone with a weapon is in custody though it's not known if they are connected to the shooting, according to Aiken County Sheriff's Office officials.
No injuries have been reported.
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Every year, Town Meeting comes with some hard decisions. My time on the Waitsfield Select Board has only made this clearer. However, there is one decision on Town Meeting Day that should be easy for everyone. The passing of the Harwood budget this year comes easier than ever, not because of what will happen if we pass it but what will happen if we don't. A failed Harwood budget will lead to a wholesale cut in middle school extracurricular activities. Sports, jazz band and everything else will be eliminated to cover the $155,000 in extra money the budget requires for other necessary support services.
I already wrote a letter speaking to why this cut would be so catastrophic, so I won't rehash anything. If you missed that letter, I am sure you can imagine some of the ramifications. I understand some people see school budgets as being sloppy and riddled with wasted money. Let me assure people that this is not true. All schools face tough budget problems this year, due to many increases outside of their control. For the Harwood budget to need only $155,000 more to continue offering all of the services to our students is nothing short of amazing. Plus, I can tell you from a lot of experience that Harwood athletics and extracurricular activities are extremely well run and one of the best values around. That part of the budget benefits so many students for very little money.
From a financial aspect, passing the budget with the extra $155,000 will actually have quite little impact on everyone's tax bill. If that $155,000 is spread across Fayston, Warren, Waitsfield, Moretown, Duxbury and Waterbury it will equal about $.0001 more per $100 in assessed values in taxes. That means if approved, a person with $300,000 in taxed property will pay 30 cents more in taxes.
Now, I understand completely that every "small" increase adds up when put together with everything else, but I urge anyone in the voting booth to put it into perspective. Let's think about what that 30 cents is buying us. If you are still unsure if that increase is worth it, I urge you to go find a seventh- or eighth-grader in the Mad River Valley and ask them if it (soccer, cross-country running, field hockey, basketball, Nordic skiing, track, jazz band or the play) is worth your 30 cents. I think you will find out it may be the best thing 30 cents can buy you these days. I myself will show my support for the amazing job Harwood does with extracurricular activities by wearing black and gold at Town Meeting. If you support our middle-schoolers I urge you to do the same.
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The United States House of Representatives is expected to vote on a bill today that supports operations at the Savannah River Site. The bill is H.J.Res. 76, and would fund the National Nuclear Security Administration – or NNSA – throughout the remainder of the shutdown.
U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., will be one of 10 members given the opportunity to voice support for the legislation before its potential passage.
"Although this bill does not cover EM funding, Congressman Wilson is determined to continue advocating for all areas affected at the Site," said spokeswoman Caroline Delleney on behalf of Wilson. "He remains in close contact with House leadership and is hopeful that additional legislation to cover additional Site missions will be addressed in the coming days."
This is one of several bills Wilson has promoted in the aftermath of the shutdown. After Savannah River Remediation – SRS's liquid waste contractor – announced 1,400 furloughs last week, Wilson introduced legislation to fund the DOE offices of Environmental Management and National Nuclear Security Administration in accordance with prior years' levels.
"SRS plays a tremendous role in protecting our national security and should not be forced to limit operations," Wilson said. "By introducing this legislation, I am hopeful for its passage so that our national security projects will remain intact with a full workforce."
The NNSA operates tritium facilities at SRS to supply and process tritium, a radioactive form of hydrogen gas that is a vital component of nuclear weapons.
Derrek Asberry is the SRS beat reporter for the Aiken Standard.
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Miesha Tate vs. Cat Zingano slated for TUF 17 Finale - MMA FightingThe second women's UFC fight has finally been booked, and it will take place on April 13 at The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale, when former Strikeforce bantamweight champion Miesha Tate faces Cat Zingano.
The booking was confirmed by the UFC on Monday afternoon.
For the 26-year-old Tate, it will mark her first time back in the cage since defeating Julie Kedzie last August. That was her comeback fight after losing the belt to Ronda Rousey.
Tate (13-3) should be the favorite in the bout over Zingano, an undefeated 30-year-old who will be making her first start under the Zuffa banner.
Zingano is 7-0 and in her most recent fight, defeated Raquel Pennington in an Invicta show. To date, she's shown a balanced game, with three knockouts, three submissions and one decision.
This fight is the first women's UFC bout scheduled since the Rousey vs. Liz Carmouche match was set last December.
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Sonny and Olivia wait for news on Dante, Nikolas and Elizabeth discuss Lucky, and Maxie thinks about what could happen to the baby without Dante and Lulu.
Monica shows AJ her favorite picture from the Nurses' Ball, one of him and Elizabeth. They look happy. Monica wonders if Elizabeth is going to be her new daughter-in-law. AJ thinks there's no need to rush. Monica reminds him Elizabeth is tending to Nikolas and maybe he should be concerned.
Maxie visits Mac at the Floating Rib worried about Dante and Lulu. Mac is sorry Frisco left again but reminds her he is helping the WSB. She's okay since she always has Mac. He's happy for the opportunity to raise three extraordinary girls and tells her it is about to become official. She's confused. Mac announces he's marrying Felicia again. Maxie thinks Georgie and Robin are in heaven doing cartwheels. They sit down and discuss what will happen to the baby if Lulu and Dante don't come back. Mac believes the grandparents would get involved. Maxie doesn't see that happening and wonders why she can't decide what happens. Mac says because she will have no connection to the baby after it's born. She exclaims, "But I do." Mac tells her not to worry, he's certain Dante and Lulu will come home.
At GH Nikolas reminds Alexis where the lab is and she leaves to get word to Anna and the WSB that Stavros Cassadine is alive. Elizabeth is happy everything will soon be alright. Nikolas says it won't be and it's his fault for not going to the proper authorities. He agrees his grandmother loves him and would never hurt him, but others aren't so lucky. They talk about hurting Lucky.
Sonny and Olivia show up at Anna's office. Anna explains nothing is confirmed but one of the bodies thrown overboard matches the height and build of Dante. She gives them a minute alone. Olivia loses it, wondering who these people are, filled with revenge and curses. She thinks Dante came back to say goodbye to her. Sonny won't allow her to give up on Dante, he's survived before. They reminisce about their son.
Outside Alexis catches up with Anna and gives her the history of Stavros resurfacing and his current location. Anna gets an update on new satellite imagery that identifies Helena as being dead and Ethan escaping alive. Alexis doesn't believe her and won't until she sees Helena's cold lifeless body for herself. Sonny and Olivia come out and Anna shares the good news. They leave and Anna calls Mac to alert him and Maxie that Luke, Laura and Dante have been found.
Alexis rushes back to GH and tells Nikolas everyone has been located and help is on the way. She leaves and Nikolas thanks Elizabeth. AJ sees them embrace from the hall.
On Cassadine Island, Dante bangs on the window and yells Lulu's name. He tries getting the fingerprint activated security lock to work. He drags the body of a guard over and tries his thumb but has no success. He bangs on the locking mechanism with a large tank. In the dining room Stavros tells Luke and Laura that Lulu is safe. Luke asks if Lulu has been frozen. Stavros replies, "It is as I said. I am her prince and she is my ice princess." Stavros talks about Lulu's stubbornness to submit to the life he was planning for her. Due to her hot-bloodedness, he had to cool her down. Laura softly speaks to Stavros pleading that if he ever loved her to take her to Lulu. Alarms go off. Stavros yells, "My ice princess," and runs off. Alarms are blaring as Stavros demands Dante stay away from her. He's in the middle of telling Dante he will regret something when Luke knocks him out. Laura rushes to the door and calls Lulu's name. Luke and Dante drag Stavros to the security panel and scan his thumb. The door opens and they rush inside. Laura is worried about the temperature and Luke covers Lulu with his coat. Stavros comes to. Luke holds him at gunpoint until they can leave the ice chamber. They lock Stavros in the chamber as he yells, "She's my ice princess!" Dante lays her on a table across from Helena. He tells Lulu she is not going to die as they try to warm her. Laura pleads for Lulu to breathe. Dante apologizes for not saving Lulu and holds her. Luke and Laura scream back at Stavros that he killed Lulu. Luke tells Laura not to stop him, but she activates the cryo-chamber herself with Stavros inside.
Monday's Port Charles spoilers for General Hospital:
Scott kisses Bobbie.
Patrick tells Sabrina they need to talk about Britt.
Obrecht tells Britt to stop her whining or she'll give her something to whine about.
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Sonny has a gun.
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What are the best practice scenarios for using a CSS framework? When is it better to "roll your own" CSS from scratch rather than using frameworks?
CSS frameworks are a bit tricky because are not really frameworks to me. They are simply predefined classes. But, this is not your question.
CSS frameworks are great for mock-ups and wire-frames. I would not recommend using them on a live site because they add meaningless classes to your markup. ".span3" doen't tell me anything about the content, only the design.
However, blueprint does have some cool tools that help your combine its framework classes and your semantic ones once your done.
I always roll my own CSS.
Just avoid them, they are nothing but annoying.
Especially this one.
My biggest complaint is that if you inherit/maintain a site that uses a reset and/or a framework you must learn that framework before being able to modify the site.
When I add a h1 tag I expect certain things. Most resets take away all the padding, margin, block, etc. so that a h1 tag no longer acts as it should by default. So I have to go back and add everything that was there in the first place.
Generally (in my experience) its people who do not understand css that use the resets and frameworks, and it causes more work for the people who do.
It is my opinion that the only service a CSS Framework provides is a starting point for those who are not very familiar with CSS.
I also recommend using a reset.css from Eric Meyer, but I think that CSS "frameworks" can be beneficial for layout. Blueprint, YUI grid, and 960-grid can help you achieve some highly complicated layouts without writing the css yourself.
While there are drawbacks that have been mentioned, the same could be said about building a website off a CMS instead of rolling custom code for example, but they can still be useful and for many sites the benefits gained outweigh any extraneous css or performance issues.
If you're actually implementing a design of your own, you're going to write some of your own CSS (unless someone else happens to have written the exact design you want).
Assuming you are writing some of your own CSS, "frameworks" can be useful when you've got styles that are:
For really simple styles, it's better to use classes to indicate what something is (e.g.
But for more complex styles that aren't necessarily tied to any one element (e.g. layout-related styles, the kind that frameworks gives names like
In bigger, more complex sites where elements are likely to be combined in unpredictable ways, a framework-like approach can really help keep your code manageable.
I would say that you might as well write your own "framework" though. I put "framework" in quotes because CSS really isn't that big a language. You could read CSS: The Definitive Guide (Eric Meyer) in a day, then read all the code in e.g. Blueprint (a CSS "framework") and pretty much understand what's going on. You might need to research the IE workarounds a bit, but we're talking at least an order of magnitude less complexity than e.g. jQuery here.
I use blueprint, for CSS.
However, in reality, you have to consider the platform.
With CSS the rendering engine adds to the complexity.
Gecko vs WebKit vs Presto vs Trident... who wants to do all that stuff?
What a 'framework' gives you here, is the ability to write layouts that will most likely work on all browsers, so you wont have to go googling for the 'WTF-am-I-doing=-this-crap' IE 7 quirksmode fix, or something similarly ludicrous.
Frameworks will do 90% of the layout you want, and then you can always add in your own styles later.
So, to answer the question, I'd say pick any framework and see if it works for you. It just might. Then you are golden, and can get back to whatever you actually wanted to do. If not, then extend it, using css and change what did not work. That way you maintain the cross browser benefit, but still can customize.
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Davita Vance-Cooks, Government Printing Office's (GPO) Public Printer, announced the five new members to the Depository Library Council (DLC), among them is University of Central Florida Libraries Government Documents Librarian Rich Gause. His three-year term on this prestigious committee begins June 1, 2014. One of an elite group of 220 appointees in a little over 40 years, Gause is only the fifth representative from a Florida institution. The last Florida member of the Council was appointed in 1996. The Public Printer gathers information from current Council members, library associations, and other appropriate sources before appointing members to the 15-person committee.
Established in 1972, the DLC is an advisory committee to the Public Printer and the Superintendent of Documents. The Federal Depository Library Program was created over 150 years ago as Congress and the GPO, the world's largest publisher, began looking for ways to get government publications into the hands of the public. Eventually federal depository libraries were established throughout the United States and its territories to further promote the mission to Keep Americans Informed by providing access to and assistance with government publications. The DLC is comprised of representatives from a cross-section of the federal depository libraries and takes on issues equally diverse from technical services issues such as indexing and cataloging to administrative matters like distribution and storage of depository collections to policy recommendations pertaining to the FDLP.
Rich Gause has been the Government Documents Librarian for the UCF Libraries since April 1998. Prior to his coming to UCF, he was a public librarian for twelve years in the Orange County [Florida] Library System. A native Floridian, Gause served five years in the Navy after graduating from the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. He received his MLIS from Florida State University. Gause's dedication and expertise in promoting GPO materials makes him a favorite of students seeking research assistance at the John C. Hitt Library as well as colleagues throughout the state and nation. He has created or gathered the over 200 research guides on documents for the UCF Libraries (http://guides.ucf.edu/govt?hs=a). Throughout the years he has made presentations at professional association conferences and more recently become active in producing webinars. Gause's philosophy of librarianship: Know your collection; know your colleagues; know your profession; and share your knowledge. He has remarked that "the joys of librarianship come from the endless opportunities to learn new things and to teach others. Be passionate about whatever you do."
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Julian Brewster-Form was born via a surrogate on Sept. 10.
Brewster is best known for her roles in the "Fast & Furious" movies and TNT's "Dallas" reboot.
The couple married in May 2007 in a private ceremony in the Bahamas.
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"Hotel Transylvania" — Dracula invites all of his monster friends to his daughter's 18th birthday celebration, in this animated comedy that casts Adam Sandler as the count. The bloodsucker is semi-retired and running a vacation spot for monsters, but his comfort level gets stretched when an ordinary guy stumbles upon the place. Lots of laughs here, with favorites going to a gastronomically challenged werewolf.
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"Seven Psychopaths" — A assortment of odd characters find themselves at odds with a powerful gangster in this comedy/crime drama. The cast makes this worthwhile, as they deftly manage scenes of high comedy while maintaining a realistic tone. Colin Farrel, Christopher Walken and Sam Rockwell are the friends who make their bones kidnapping dogs from high-brow Hollywood residents and then bringing them back for the reward money. Things get awkward when they dognap a Shih Tzu that belongs to a no-nonsense criminal (Woody Harrelson).
"The Duelists" — Fans of period action flicks will enjoy this drama that kickstarted the career of Ridley Scott. Before he hit it big with "Alien," he lavished a lot of attention on this story of two officers in Napoleon's army who fight a series of duels. Keith Carradine stars as the low key D'Hubert. He is tasked with bringing in a Lt. Ferraud (Harvey Keitel) for dueling with other officers. The meeting goes poorly and the pair become enemies who fight at every opportunity. The story gets a lift from scenic locations as well as the gifted performances of the leads. Finally available on DVD and Blu-Ray.


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- CIK cells (1)
- NSG mice (1)
- immunotherapy (1)
- leukemia (1)
- preclinical (1)
- rhabdomyosarcoma (1)
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- Mesenchymal stromal cells for treatment of steroid-refractory GvHD: a review of the literature and two pediatric cases (2011)
- Severe acute graft versus host disease (GvHD) is a life-threatening complication after allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Human mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) play an important role in endogenous tissue repair and possess strong immune-modulatory properties making them a promising tool for the treatment of steroid-refractory GvHD. To date, a few reports exist on the use of MSCs in treatment of GvHD in children indicating that children tend to respond better than adults, albeit with heterogeneous results. We here present a review of the literature and the clinical course of two instructive pediatric patients with acute steroid-refractory GvHD after haploidentical stem cell transplantation, which exemplify the beneficial effects of third-party transplanted MSCs in treatment of acute steroid-refractory GvHD. Moreover, we provide a meta-analysis of clinical studies addressing the outcome of patients with steroid-refractory GvHD and treatment with MSCs in adults and in children (n = 183; 122 adults, 61 children). Our meta-analysis demonstrates that the overall response-rate is high (73.8%) and confirms, for the first time, that children indeed respond better to treatment of GvHD with MSCs than adults (complete response 57.4% vs. 45.1%, respectively). These data emphasize the significance of this therapeutic approach especially in children and indicate that future prospective studies are needed to assess the reasons for the observed differential response-rates in pediatric and adult patients. Additional file 1: MSCs expansion and release criteria.his file contains a detailed description of the MSCs expansion and release criteria for Case A and Case B.
- Efficient lysis of rhabdomyosarcoma cells by cytokine-induced killer cells : implications for adoptive immunotherapy after allogeneic stem cell transplantation (2010)
- Background: Rhabdomyosarcoma is the most common soft tissue sarcoma in childhood and has a poor prognosis. Here we assessed the capability of ex vivo expanded cytokine-induced killer cells to lyse both alveolar and embryonic rhabdomyosarcoma cell lines and investigated the mechanisms involved. Design and Methods: Peripheral blood mononuclear cells from six healthy donors were used to generate and expand cytokine-induced killer cells. The phenotype and composition of these cells were determined by multiparameter flow cytometry, while their cytotoxic effect against rhabdomyosarcoma cells was evaluated by a europium release assay. Results: Cytokine-induced killer cells efficiently lysed cells from both rhabdomyosarcoma cell lines. Antibody-mediated masking of either NKG2D molecule on cytokine-induced killer cells or its ligands on rhabdomyosarcoma cells (major histocompatibility antigen related chain A and B and UL16 binding protein 2) diminished this effect by 50%, suggesting a major role for the NKG2D molecule in rhabdomyosarcoma cell killing. No effect was observed after blocking CD11a, CD3 or TCRαβ molecules on cytokine-induced killer cells or CD1d on rhabdomyosar-coma cells. Remarkably, cytokine-induced killer cells used tumor necrosis factor-related apoptosis-inducing ligand (TRAIL) to activate caspase-3, as the main caspase responsible for the execution of apoptosis. Accordingly, blocking TRAIL receptors on embryonic rhabdomyosarcoma cell lines significantly reduced the anti-tumor effect of cytokine-induced killer cells. About 50% of T cells within the cytokine-induced killer population had an effector memory phenotype, 20% had a naïve phenotype and approximately 30% of the cells had a central memory phenotype. In addition, cytokine-induced killer cells expressed low levels of activation-induced markers CD69 and CD137 and demonstrated a low alloreactive potential. Conclusions: Our data suggest that cytokine-induced killer cells may be used as a novel adoptive immunotherapy for the treatment of patients with rhabdomyosarcoma after allogeneic stem cell transplantation.
- Cytotoxic capacity of IL-15-stimulated cytokine-induced killer cells against human acute myeloid leukemia and rhabdomyosarcoma in humanized preclinical mouse models (2012)
- Allogeneic stem cell transplantation (allo-SCT) has become an important treatment modality for patients with high-risk acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and is also under investigation for soft tissue sarcomas. The therapeutic success is still limited by minimal residual disease (MRD) status ultimately leading to patients' relapse. Adoptive donor lymphocyte infusions based on MRD status using IL-15-expanded cytokine-induced killer (CIK) cells may prevent relapse without causing graft-versus-host-disease (GvHD). To generate preclinical data we developed mouse models to study anti-leukemic- and anti-tumor-potential of CIK cells in vivo. Immunodeficient mice (NOD/SCID/IL-2Rγc−, NSG) were injected intravenously with human leukemic cell lines THP-1, SH-2 and with human rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) cell lines RH41 and RH30 at minimal doses required for leukemia or tumor engraftment. Mice transplanted with THP-1 or RH41 cells were randomly assigned for analysis of CIK cell treatment. Organs of mice were analyzed by flow cytometry as well as quantitative polymerase chain reaction for engraftment of malignant cells and CIK cells. Potential of CIK cells to induce GvHD was determined by histological analysis. Tissues of the highest degree of THP-1 cell expansion included bone marrow followed by liver, lung, spleen, peripheral blood (PB), and brain. RH30 and RH41 engraftment mainly took place in liver and lung, but was also detectable in spleen and PB. In spite of delayed CIK cell expansion compared with malignant cells, CIK cells injected at equal amounts were sufficient for significant reduction of RH41 cells, whereas against fast-expanding THP-1 cells 250 times more CIK than THP-1 cells were needed to achieve comparable results. Our preclinical in vivo mouse models showed a reliable 100% engraftment of malignant cells which is essential for analysis of anti-cancer therapy. Furthermore our data demonstrated that IL-15-activated CIK cells have potent cytotoxic capacity against AML and RMS cells without causing GvHD.


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Official New Years Thread
Post: #21
The Official New Years Discussion Thread
Where you discuss about how you spent new years eve, new years day, and how you plan to spend it the year after and your plans for this year
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RE: NY Resolutions
As a kid:
1) I was fat up until I was 17 years old, so it was always to lose weight.
Struggled for awhile, but after 15 years of bodybuilding and training, I can say I'm as fit as I'll ever be.)
1) To get my master's degree.
2) To stop stumbling through life trying to find meaning and purpose and to actually find it and do it consistently and repeatedly until I die.
3) To try to make more female friends.
4) To keep up with friends and family, despite being so tired from work and school, ie give even when I'm on empty.
Literature adds to reality, it does not simply describe it. It enriches the necessary competencies that daily life requires and provides; and in this respect, it irrigates the deserts that our lives have already become. CS Lewis.
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RE: NY Resolutions
To buy a pony
To meet prince charming
Go abseiling
- Learn to sail a boat
- Raise money for charity
- Read more often
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RE: Tomorrow
Happy New Year Diane!
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RE: The Official New Years Discussion Thread
My New Years Eve consisted of watching Dick Clark's New Years Eve special then going to IHOP at midnight with a few friends. Nothing exciting.
{c} michelle.
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RE: New Year's Resolutions?
- Get in to Nursing School
- Be more outgoing
{c} michelle.
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RE: The Official New Years Discussion Thread
We watched the special too. I especially liked the countdown of top 40 performances of NYRE.
We also watched the ball drop twice this year. One for the East Coast, and once for the Mountain Time Zone.
And I watched the MTV NYE's special too.
Once a stone heart shattered and came along a true love so pure and sweet.
"I have the best fans in the world, gay and straight....
A person is a person."- Colton Haynes on his fans.
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RE: The Official New Years Discussion Thread
I watched Hangover part 2, Transforners, and Scorpion King 2 with my mom while my brother played nick jr games on the loft computer
I ate pizza, ice cream, cookies, and drank apple cider at midnight well after because we couldn't open the bottle. And got two midnight kisses, (not saying who they were from)
From the year 2000 to the present and so on, I have always and forever loved Jesse Abraham Arthur McCartney
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RE: The Official New Years Discussion Thread
Oh yeah, I watched the ball drop in NY on tv, and the ball drop for my state in the central time zone.
{c} michelle.
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RE: The Official New Years Discussion Thread
I went to Seattle with my bf and my family. We watched the fireworks and did stuff in Seattle. My family and I did it for the third year now but last year my bf asked me to be his gf at exactly midnight .....so we went again for our "celebration" of being together for a year.
I put " " around it because it really wasn't a celebration. I may sound extremely selfish but he's my only "real" boyfriend and I've been treated pretty crappy in the past by guys so I just figured since he's usually a romantic type that he would have something amazing planned. Nothing too crazy expensive but idk dinner or something by the Space Needle or tickets to see a movie or something cute but instead he just kept kissing me and acting like it wasn't a big deal. I went and spent 3-4 weeks (my entire college break) making a scrapbook of us and stuff. He seemed to love it but I just felt stupid realizing he really wasn't pretending to "forget" that it meant something. Anyways my rant is over I'm just pretty upset.
Spent New Years Day in Seattle doing stuff and then it hit me that school starts soon and I'm depressed about it all. I didn't get my dream 1 yr thing so I cried all the way home and most of the night. I'll probably even cry myself to sleep I'm such a pathetic person.
I'll spend the rest of my year in school and hopefully Michael won't have found someone else by then. Claims we'll be engaged before the year is over but I'm not sure if he even wants to after the show I put on the past weekend.
I mean I know I'm being unreasonable but I didn't know it was that hard for a guy to realize that his gf who takes dating VERY seriously just wanted something a little out of the ordinary like he did LAST YEAR at midnight. We discussed it and both agreed we wanted to date a while longer before taking that next step but idk why I just kinda imagined in my head since the very minute Michael asked me to be his gf in 2011 that 2012 would be something equally as special. It's like he's realized that he doesn't have to try anymore. Sure he gets me pretty things and material goods but it would be nice to have some effort that is more creative. idk I know that's mean but he's 26 I want romance since we're not even married yet for God's sake.
SO he thought he was being creative and sweet tonight by talking dirty and then ....I kid you not...I mean I KID you not. He thought it was romantic to make up for what happened by saying "Hey Steph go off your birth control and lets have a baby." I just kinda smiled cause I know he was trying but it's like "WTF are you seriously finding me pregnant at 21 and having no job, no college degree, still LIVING with my parents, and him barely making it month to month on his rent and bills PLUS a mother who doesn't really want us together and an extended family who hates me (for the most part) SEXY and my idea of a way to make up for a new years from the devil himself?"
Okay and to end my rant and top it all off, I wore a scarf and two coats all last night and since I have sensitive skin, my ENTIRE NECK to my collarbone is broken out in hives. I can't put anything on it because for some reason my body is immune to creams and nothing helps. I have to attend school in a few days looking like a leper. I'm just gonna go crawl in a hole and wither now I swear and please I'm not doing this for people to hate Michael or for anyone to feel sorry for me (unless you want to) ....I just needed someway to vent that I knew SOMEONE in this world would listen and understand.
Okay....thanks guys sorry for all of this. I'm gonna go clean the tears from my contacts and then to cry myself to sleep.
Oh and now that I remember I nearly flipped a lid last night to make this entire experience just optimum.
I swear I almost watched Michael, myself or BOTH of us get shot by 4 black dudes last night trying to drive back to our hotel. Michael and I took one car and my parents and sister took the other. Michael is southern and so he's used to gangs and crap that are black. (promise no racism .... my bf is white and thinks he's black I swear so it's not about them.) Point is Michael just tries to start something by making a point to drive out in the middle of massive traffic into a crosswalk. I agree these dudes needed to get off the booze and start walking but the gang leader dude just flipped out and Michael ROLLS down his window and is like "Get to walking then dudes!" They hold up some gangster sign and his other buddies were looking like they wanted to go after us and then just left. I almost went to the bathroom in my pants. I'm a skinny, short, weak white girl and I just pictured having Michael dead in the street shot to death by some gang bangers.
....Michael didn't see the issue but this morning I read that 6 people were shot in Seattle. I almost lost control of my bowels again at that point.
I'm a mess ughhhh worst weekend in a while and I only got a combined 10 hrs maybe in the past 2-3 days of sleep. It's 1am and for some reason I can't bring myself to sleep. ughhh
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Members of the Surry Community College baseball team helped the Surry County Sheriff's Department in organizing and delivering food for needy families in the area.
The student-athletes distributed more than 300 boxes in the community on Saturday, December 8 under the direction of Surry County Sheriff, Graham Atkinson.
"We couldn't have the success we do without the help from the Surry athletic teams," stated Sheriff Atkinson. "We really appreciate their assistance with this project."
Starting at 8:00 am, approximately thirty five baseball team members and coaches helped to unload boxes, sort food items, and deliver the food to individuals in the community.
"I think it shows our team members that they are extremely fortunate, and sometimes we take simple things, like a good meal, for granted" stated Surry baseball coach, Jamie Lowe. "This is our fifth year to assist with the effort and each year it gives us a great feeling to help those in need from our own community."
The Surry County Sheriff's Office began the project around twenty years ago. "I truly appreciate the opportunity for our student-athletes, and coaches, to work with Sheriff Atkinson and his staff," stated Surry athletic director, Mark Tucker. "Coach (Jamie) Lowe and all of his players were right in the middle of the assembly line helping pack food for the donation boxes. They all went out in the community and made deliveries to needy families. It really is an incredible event for our student-athletes and coaches, and a great feeling to see the appreciation from needy families after receiving the food." According to Lowe, plans have already been made for next year and beyond.
"Sheriff Atkinson asked me to partner with them again next year," added Lowe. "I told him we would be there."
The Knights open the 2013 season on Saturday, February 9 at Spartanburg-Methodist College in Spartanburg, SC. Surry's home opener is scheduled for Saturday, February 23 against College of the Albemarle.