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Efficacy and Safety of Oral AMN107 in Adults With Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia Resistant and/or Intolerant to Imatinib Mesylate Therapy
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This open-label, multicenter trial will evaluate the efficacy and safety of treatment with AMN107 in chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) patients that are resistant and/or intolerant to imatinib mesylate therapy.
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Cytogenetic response within 12 months [ Time Frame: Every 6 months for 12 months ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- To determine the rate of hematologic response at 12 months [ Time Frame: Every Visit for 12 months ]
- To determine the rate of molecular response at 12 months [ Time Frame: Every 3 months for 12 months ]
- To evaluate the time to cytogenetic and molecular response [ Time Frame: At 12 months ]
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Kantarjian HM, Giles F, Gattermann N, Bhalla K, Alimena G, Palandri F, Ossenkoppele GJ, Nicolini FE, O'Brien SG, Litzow M, Bhatia R, Cervantes F, Haque A, Shou Y, Resta DJ, Weitzman A, Hochhaus A, le Coutre P. Nilotinib (formerly AMN107), a highly selective BCR-ABL tyrosine kinase inhibitor, is effective in patients with Philadelphia chromosome-positive chronic myelogenous leukemia in chronic phase following imatinib resistance and intolerance. Blood. 2007 Nov 15;110(10):3540-6. Epub 2007 Aug 22.
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Myeloproliferative Disorders
Bone Marrow Diseases
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Numbness in both arms during sleep
I am a 66 year old male, high BP 120/ 80 with medication. I get arm numbness during sleep, in both arms and have been dealing with this for years, at least 10. At the present it is interfering with my sleep, it wakes me up every couple of hours. I asked my GP a couple years ago, he didn`t think it was a big deal. I play golf 2 to 3 times a week. I am a side sleeper I remember my grandfather complaning about same thing. He was in his 80`s.
Awakening from sleep with numbness in one or more extremities is unlikely to represent a primary sleep disorder, though this symptom may be the result of certain aspects of your sleep. The symptoms you describe, awakening with numbness in both arms, sound most consistent with a neurological or musculoskeletal problem.
There are a number of problems that can cause this type of symptom. The numbness could be the result of compressing nerve fibers in your neck, in an area known as the cervical spine. This type of problem can arise from arthritis or other bone abnormalities (such as degenerative disk disease or joint disease) or from scar tissue due to past trauma. These conditions can occur for a number of reasons with one of the more common settings being in people who work on computers for extended periods. Other possible causes of numbness in an extremity include compression of the nerves in the extremity (such as in carpal tunnel syndrome), diseases of the nerves themselves (such as in diabetic neuropathy) or impaired blood supply to the nerves of the extremities.
Based on the limited information you provided, it is hard to say which, if any of these, would be most likely to cause your problems. The fact that the symptoms occur upon awakening suggest that, perhaps, the position you sleep in could be contributing to your symptoms, though more information would be needed to help determine if this were the case.
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Tickets and packages for performances go on sale Friday, May 9 at noon
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Flashdance The Musical scheduled on Saturday, March 28, is one of the many shows that made up the 2014-2015 Broadway Season at Ruth Eckerd Hall.
CLEARWATER - Ruth Eckerd Hall announces the Broadway Series for the 2014-15 Season. Single tickets and packages are available beginning at noon Friday, May 9.
The season includes the exclusive Tampa Bay area premiere of the brand-new musicals I Love Lucy Live on Stage and Anything Goes. Audiences also can see the American classics Smokey Joes Café and Guys and Dolls, plus the longest running musical in Broadways history Chicago. The season also features an iconic film turned into a hot play Flashdance The Musical, and an amazing musical version of Jekyll & Hyde.
Plus due to overwhelming demand and a sold-out performance the last time it was at the Hall, Rain A Tribute To The Beatles will return.
We are proud to present the Florida premiere of I Love Lucy Live on Stage after long runs in Los Angeles and Chicago. The surprise addition of Cole Porters recent Tony Award-winning Anything Goes makes me want to rush to the theatre, said Zev Buffman Ruth Eckerd Hall Inc. president and CEO. All of these musical miracles, along with the phenomenal acoustics of Ruth Eckerd Hall spell out great joy.
Single tickets priced at $100, $75, $50 and $35 and packages for the Broadway performances will be available at the Ruth Eckerd Hall Ticket Office located at 1111 McMullen Booth Road in Clearwater or by calling 727-791-7400. The Ruth Eckerd Hall Ticket Office is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and one hour prior to show time.
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Smokey Joes Café
featuring the Coasters - Saturday, Dec. 6, 8 p.m.
The Coasters are headlining and its always a party at Smokey Joes Café. This Tony Award-nominated and GRAMMY Award-winning salute to legendary songwriters Leiber and Stoller is a raise the roof, song-and-dance celebration of some of rock n rolls greatest hits. Get ready for songs like Hound Dog, Standby Me, Yakety Yak, Jailhouse Rock, Spanish Harlem, On Broadway, Kansas City, Love Potion #9, Fools Fall in Love and many more.
Guys and Dolls
- Sunday, Jan. 4, 7 p.m.
Set in Damon Runyon's mythical New York City, this oddball romantic comedy - considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy - soars with the spirit of Broadway as it introduces us to a cast of vivid characters who have become legends in the canon: Sarah Brown, the upright but uptight "mission doll," out to reform the evildoers of Times Square; Sky Masterson, the slick, high-rolling gambler who woos her on a bet and ends up falling in love; Adelaide, the chronically ill nightclub performer whose condition is brought on by the fact she's been engaged to the same man for 14 years and Nathan Detroit, her devoted fiancé, desperate as always to find a spot for his infamous floating crap game.
- Friday, Feb. 6, 8 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 7, at 2 and 8 p.m.
A true New York City institution, Chicago has everything that makes Broadway great: a universal tale of fame, fortune and all that jazz; one show-stopping song after another; and the most astonishing dancing you've ever seen. No wonder Chicago has been honored with six Tony Awards, two Olivier Awards, a Grammy and thousands of standing ovations. It's also no surprise that Chicago has wowed audiences all around the world, from Mexico City to Moscow, from Sao Paulo to South Africa.
Jekyll & Hyde
- Monday, March 2, 7:30 p.m.
The epic struggle between good and evil comes to life on stage in this all-new production of the musical phenomenon, Jekyll & Hyde. Based on the classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson and featuring a thrilling score of pop rock hits from multi-Grammy and Tony Award nominated Frank Wildhorn and double Oscar and GRAMMY-winning Leslie Bricusse, Jekyll & Hyde has mesmerized audiences the world over. An evocative tale of two men one a doctor, passionate and romantic the other, a terrifying madman and two women one, beautiful and trusting the other, beautiful and trusting only herself. Both women in love with the same man. Both unaware of his dark secret. Their story unfolds in this gripping musical thriller resplendent with a sumptuous score including the unforgettable This Is the Moment, Someone Like You and A New Life.
Anything Goes
- Wednesday, March 18 at 8 p.m.
All aboard for this saucy and splendid production of Anything Goes, winner of three 2011 Tony Awards including Best Musical Revival and Choreography. Peppering this Cole Porter first-class comedy are some of musical theaters most memorable standards, including I Get A Kick Out of You, Youre the Top, and of course, Anything Goes.
I Love Lucy Live on Stage
- Tuesday, March 24, 8 p.m., and Wednesday, March 25 at 2 and 8 p.m.
I Love Lucy Live on Stage is the brand-new hit stage show adapted from the most beloved program in television history. Its 1952, and you are a member of the Desilu Playhouse studio audience where you experience firsthand the filming of two hilarious I Love Lucy episodes, complete with charming host, 50s style harmonies from the Crystaltone Singers and the sidesplitting antics of Americas favorite foursome; Lucy, Ricky, Fred and Ethel. Whether young or old, everybody really does Love Lucy.
Flashdance The Musical
- Saturday, March 28, at 8 p.m.
The pop culture phenomenon of Flashdance is now live on stage. With electrifying dance at its core, Flashdance The Musical tells the inspiring and unforgettable story of Alex Owens, a Pittsburgh steel mill welder by day and a bar dancer by night with dreams of one day becoming a professional performer. When romance with her steel mill boss threatens to complicate her ambitions, Alex learns the meaning of love and its power to fuel the pursuit of her dream.
Flashdance The Musical features a score that includes the biggest hit songs from the movie, including the Academy Award-winning title song Flashdance - What a Feeling, Maniac, Gloria, Manhunt and I Love Rock & Roll. In addition to these hits, 16 brand new songs have been written for the musical with music by Robbie Roth and lyrics by Robert Cary and Roth.
Flashdance The Musical features a book by Tom Hedley (co-writer of the original screenplay), and Robert Cary with direction and choreography by Sergio Trujillo (Jersey Boys, Memphis).
Rain A Tribute To The Beatles
- Saturday, April 25, 3 and 8 p.m.
Due to overwhelming demand, Rain A Tribute To The Beatles returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall. Rain performs the full range of The Beatles' discography live onstage including the most complex and challenging songs that The Beatles themselves recorded in the studio but never performed for an audience. In addition to the updated sets that include brand new LED, high-definition screens and multimedia content, new songs have also been added to the tour.
Together longer than The Beatles, Rain has mastered every song, gesture and nuance of the legendary foursome, delivering a totally live, note-for-note performance in this multi-media concert, thats as infectious as it is transporting. From the early hits to later classics (I Want To Hold Your Hand, Hard Days Night, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, Let It Be, Come Together, Hey Jude and more), this adoring tribute will take you back to a time when all you needed was love, and a little help from your friends.
About Ruth Eckerd Hall
Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, manages and operates the Richard B. Baumgardner Center for the Performing Arts, the Capitol Theatre and other related off-site programs such as Ruth Eckerd Hall On The Road and Friends of Music. Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.s mission is to engage the community to explore, discover, experience and master quality performing arts.
Richard B. Baumgardner Center for the Performing Arts, owned by the city of Clearwater and operated by Ruth Eckerd Hall Inc., includes the 2,200-seat Ruth Eckerd Hall, the 200-seat Murray Studio Theatre, the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts, the 5,500 square foot Margarete Heye Great Room. Ruth Eckerd Hall is located at 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater.
Ruth Eckerd Hall was named the No. 1 theater in the world for venues with 2,500 seats or less for the decade (2000-2009) by Billboard, based on number of shows, tickets sold and gross ticket sales. Ruth Eckerd Hall is consistently ranked as one of the top five venues in the world with 2,500 seats or less by various industry trade publications including Billboard, Pollstar and Venues Today.
Designed by the prestigious Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Ruth Eckerd Hall is known for its fantastic sightlines and near-perfect acoustics and hosts more than 250 events a year including pop, rock, jazz and classical concerts, musicals, comedy, movies and more.
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Wednesday, Sept. 13
Postponed - Ruth Eckerd Hall welcomes Peppa Pig tour
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Tuesday, Sept. 5
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Tarpon Arts to kick off new season with Lend Me a Tenor
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ATHENS, Ga. (WACH/AP) -- Aaron Murray threw for 309 yards and four touchdowns, Georgia's beleaguered defense finally came up with a stop, and the 11th-ranked Bulldogs defeated No. 6 South Carolina 41-30 on Saturday for an early edge in the SEC East.
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There's no better feeling for a computer programmer or software engineer than when a new product launches with the potential to make a major impact with people. Fingerprint Digital may be a startup, but the founders of this company focused on educational games seem poised to have just such an effect on their core demographic. Their publishing platform is packed with mobile apps that are meant as 'edutainment', or basically games that also serve as learning tools for kids of all ages. And according to Fingerprint Digital's latest press release, seven brand new apps are now available.
All of the mobile apps are completely free, so parents can be just as excited as their kids. And adding the seven new titles to the Fingerprint Digital platform brings the total number of available apps up to twenty-two. You can find games there for kids as old as eight and as young as three, and each one works on the entire range of iOS hardware. Nancy MacIntyre, Fingerprint Digital's CEO, was thrilled to point out that kids have enjoyed the games in the collection for over forty million total minutes to date. And while Android and Windows users are currently on the outside looking in, the success of the platform on the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch prove that these educational apps are making a real and lasting difference in the lives of children everywhere.
The platform is called Fingerprint Play, and it's now just a year old. Fingerprint Play allows kids to log on and choose a game to play, but parents aren't left out of the fun by any means. The 'Mom Comm' feature gives kids a way to boast of their gaming success with their biggest fans. Kids share their scores, and their parents can write a note of encouragement, post a cheerful emoticon or even leave a voice message. All of the above can even be shared in snapshot form, either through social networks or email servers. Think of it like a television network geared entirely towards kids, but with games instead of programs and full integration into the rest of a family's digital life.
The new apps that can be found on Fingerprint Play are offshoots of several successful brands. Fans of the VeggieTales series will find four interactive books, aimed at helping kids under five-years-old on their way towards literacy. The four new books include "Larry's Missing Music", "The Goofy Gift", "I Am That Hero!" and "Thanks for the Franks". On top of those great books, another app launching this week is called Scribble My Story. It's designed for the iPad, and gives kids the ability to fully write and design their own stories. They can be completely customized, and set up with illustrations as well. Parents interested in setting their kids on the path to financial responsibility should check out Green$treets, which is geared towards showing kids the real value of a dollar. Finally, check out PandaPanda, an interactive reading and sorting app focused on colors and shapes.
According to MacIntyre, the majority of families with younger children own a ton of technological devices. And the best parents are finding ways to make the time spent on those devices useful. Once Android versions of these Fingerprint Digital apps come out early next year, millions more families will be positively affected by these offerings. It will take quite a while to see if edutainment apps make a real difference in the educational path of our children, so there's no need to keep tabs on the online MBA rankings for another decade or two. But anything that makes learning fun is sure to help. And the more choices out there the better.


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Qteros and Applied CleanTech announce novel solution for turning cellulose from municipal wastewater into ethanol fuel for cars
Recyllose™, a recycled solids-based material produced from municipal wastewater, can now be turned into fuel for cars, announced Applied Cleantech and Qteros, the advanced biofuels company whose breakthrough Q Microbe™ technology can turn biomass into cellulosic ethanol.
Qteros has entered into a joint development project with Applied CleanTech (ACT), a commodities recycling company based in Israel, to use ACT's Recyllose™-based feedstock, produced from municipal wastewater solids, for even more efficient and low-cost ethanol production. ACT's Sewage Recycling System (SRS), a revolutionary solution for recycling wastewater solids, produces high-quality alternative energy sources for the production of electricity or ethanol, while reducing sludge formation and lowering wastewater treatment plant costs and increasing plant capacity.
The companies said they are the first to demonstrate commercial success in creating ethanol from the cellulose in municipal and agricultural liquid waste, and to offer a process that all municipalities can use to help reduce expenses.
"Our customer is every municipality that has a wastewater treatment plant," said Jeff Hausthor, Qteros co-founder and senior project manager. "It will provide a value-added product for municipal wastewater plants, thereby making treatment plants much less expensive to run and helping local governments throughout the world with their constrained budgets."
Israel Biran, ACT's CEO, added, "It also helps answer the question of what municipalities can do with their sewage sludge, a major challenge now facing every wastewater treatment plant operator."
ACT has spent six years developing its integrated sewage recycling solution. Its high quality Recyllose™-based feedstock offers high cellulose content and low moisture, facilitating more efficient ethanol production. The SRS is already in commercial use, with facilities in Israel and the United States currently making Recyllose™-based products from sewage sludge and other cellulose-rich waste while reducing sludge output and wastewater treatment plant costs.
By using ACT's proprietary feedstock, Hausthor said Qteros and ACT's researchers have found that an ethanol production plant can produce 120–135 gallons of ethanol per ton of Recyllose™.
Since Recyllose™ is low in lignin (a major component of plant cell walls that is difficult to degrade), and lignin can be inhibitory to efficient conversion to ethanol, Hausthor said the material improves cellulosic plant operational efficiency 20 percent over higher lignin content feedstocks.
Qteros' CEO William Frey said that with previous technologies, a cellulosic ethanol plant would have to produce roughly 20-30 million gallons per year (MGY) in order to be profitable. With the proposed Qteros-ACT process, Frey said, production with these economics could be viable at a smaller scale.
ACT President Dr. Refael Aharon said that a wastewater plant that handles 150 million gallons a day (serving a population of about 2 million people) can be sufficient to supply a smaller-scale ethanol plant with cellulose.
Qteros and ACT said that by applying the proprietary one-step Qteros fermentation technology to ACT's Recyllose™ feedstock, they have achieved a high-yield, waste-to-ethanol production process that is superior to other industrial-scale processes both technically and economically.
The research has been supported in part by a grant from the Binational Industrial Research and Development (BIRD) Foundation. The BIRD Foundation funds joint efforts between Israel and the United States, and their financial support has resulted in the very successful collaboration of Qteros' and ACT's technologies.
The U.S. government has set a goal of increasing annual production of alternative fuels like ethanol from today's 10 billion gallons to 36 billion gallons by 2022. Qteros predicts that this announcement will move the country one step closer to realizing its goal. "Ethanol is the best next-generation fuel," said Frey.
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A Hilton Garden Inn, the same brand that's proposed for El Camino Real across from the former Rickey's Hyatt property in south Palo Alto, already exists in Mountain View. Photo by Veronica Weber/Palo Alto Online.
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WASHINGTON: At least eight people were wounded in mass stabbing attack at a Minnesota shopping mall by an unidentified man who was dressed in a private security uniform.
He was shot dead by an off-duty police officer. He reportedly made references to Allah before he was killed.
Police chief Blair Anderson told journalists that the suspect "asked at least one person if they were Muslim before he assaulted them."
He also said "whether that was a terrorist attack or not, I'm not willing to say that right now because we just don't know".
The attack happened in St Cloud, 70 miles (110km) north-west of Minneapolis. The motive is unclear.
The local police said that none of the injuries were life-threatening."We will be diligent and get to the bottom of this," Anderson said. "Starting tomorrow, things won't be the same here."
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said she had been briefed about the Minnesota stabbing as well as Saturday's explosions in New York and a pipe bomb blast hours earlier in a trash can in New Jersey in which no one was injured.


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Talk Story – Barry Taniguchi
President and CEO of KTA Super Stores
Barry Taniguchi, president and CEO of KTA Super Stores, is the informal mayor of the Big Island's business community. Throughout his career, he's devoted hundreds of thousands of dollars and almost as many hours to make Hawaii a better place. Although he's a self-proclaimed "average guy," many credit him with being a major catalyst for the Big Island's economic development.
Q: What makes a good leader?
A: I think you lead people but you manage affairs and situations. To be a good leader, you have to be a good people person. You need to understand others and have empathy. You need to be patient and you need to have vision so others will follow you. There are people who can get the job done and, administratively, they're great, but they're not good leaders. Then you have other people who are good leaders who may not be so strong at the administrative things, but they're good with people. There's a big distinction between the two. People who possess both skill sets are really unique and special. If you have managers who don't genuinely care about the people in the organization, it can have major negative impacts on the business. That's not local style.
Q: How do you define local-style leadership?
A: It's empathy, compassion, understanding, putting yourself in the other person's shoes. I don't think you have to be born and raised here to demonstrate local-style leadership, but I think it's a plus because you've grown up in the society that nurtures and appreciates these values. Another thing is, you can't fake local-style leadership. It has to come from within. The desire to want to help others and really nurture and take care of them has to come from the heart, or people will know you're shibai.
Q: What will the Thirty-Meter Telescope mean for the Big Island and the state?
A: No. 1, we will become a leader in astronomy. Hawaii is ideal for astronomy research. No. 2 is that it'll provide some economic base, with the project's $25 million operating budget. And don't forget, there's also a multiplier effect. We're hoping that this will raise the level of STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) education on the Big Island so that our kids will be better prepared to get jobs in the science and technology areas. We could create niche engineering programs at UH-Hilo. We could try to develop an instrumentation and manufacturing area so that we're able to fix machines and create tools and instruments, not only for this observatory, but all over the world.
Q: The Big Island has been hit hard by the downturn. What needs to be done to turn things around?
A: Our tourism revenue comes predominantly from the west side but the vog is hurting us. On the east side, we have the volcano, but once the tourists see it, they don't stick around. I think Hilo has the potential to become a very small college town like Bellingham, Wash., for example. UH-Hilo is an economic engine that we can develop. But the problem with that is we can bring the students in but we cannot provide jobs for them locally. So I think we need to sell the university on the basis that, No. 1, you come, spend four years with us and we'll give you a good education; No. 2 is we'll help you find a good job on the Mainland where you came from so you can go back home. We realize it would be nice if they stayed and could find jobs, but, right now, we're not able to provide that. We should be exporting education.
Q: You're a product of the public school system. How do you think today's education system compares to when you were a student?
A: The problem with public schools is they did away with corporal punishment. Today, a lot of parents think their kids are right no matter what. I'll tell you what I told my kids: "If the school ever calls, I don't care what it's for, you're wrong, so you better behave." But a lot of the parents aren't like that anymore. So many times, the parents grumble with the teachers or grumble with the principal. Eventually, the teachers give up because the principal has to side with the parent. I remember the first day of school, my shop teacher had this nice paddle and he would say, "This is my board of education." To me, the discipline is gone. The thing that makes me sad is that there are good teachers who want to do good, but sometimes they're afraid to because they're not supported.
Q: There's been a lot of debate about moving to an appointed school board. What's your take?
A: We're in a chaotic state and we have to take charge. We cannot allow elected officials to keep fighting each other and pointing the finger. To me, the accountability should be with the governor. The governor either shapes it up, or the governor gets out. We elect the governor to make sure the DOE runs properly. It doesn't make sense for us to elect a whole group of people to do that. You have no focus; you have guys with their own agenda. And how many people out there even know who the board members are? I really believe that to get things under control, we have to streamline. The other thing is, we have to get rid of teachers who are no longer effective. One of the biggest gripes I have is that I don't mind supporting the HSTA or other unions if they help us get rid of the dead wood because we're only wasting money on them. I would rather take an ineffective teacher's salary and give the effective teachers raises.
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I have a dent on my nose that seems to have gotten larger. It is located above my nostril on the side close to the end of my nose.
What Causes Your Nose to Have a Dent.
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Surgical rhinoplasty not necessary (assuming no injury). Consider fillers
Hi Lausara;
Assuming that you have had an examination by a plastic surgeon and there is no sign of:
- Any infection
- Tumor
- Any other abnormality
Then, it seems to be strictly a cosmetic issue causing the problem. Sometimes, for reasons unknown, there are changes that evolve in the structure of the nose over time. I also assume that there has been no injury to cause any possible damage to the cartilage on the tip of the nose.
If there is no antecedent reason or explanation why you are having this problem and it is unsightly, it may be that your best, simplest, and most economical solution is to have a filler injection. Fillers are an excellent answer to a nasal depression.
My favorite has long been the permanent filling injection, medical-grade, FDA-approved Silikon 1000. This product is used off label, of course, but all the research papers of the last 10 years support its high degree of success and safety.
You may want to consider having a saline or saltwater "demo" before having a series of injections which will lift the depressed area and hopefully make it symmetrical with the other side to look normal.
The advantage of the saline test is you get to see the final result and then the sterile saltwater dissipates within about two hours.
Hope this is helpful.
Robert Kotler, MD, FACS
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Author, SECRETS OF A BEVERLY HILLS COSMETIC SURGEON
Author, THE ESSENTIAL COSMETIC SURGERY COMPANION
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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SBC singers boost local opera production
Last weekend, the Sweet Briar Chamber Choir performed with Lynchburg's Opera on the James in a production of "The Magic Flute" at the Academy of Fine Arts. The show starred 68 Sweet Briar students, as well as assistant professor of arts management and mezzo-soprano Ursula Kuhar as the 2nd Lady.
"I really enjoyed being part of an opera," Adrianna La Candia '14 said. "It was my first time singing backstage and with an orchestra. … It was great to see it all come together after all those late nights."
Directed by voice instructor Marcia Thom, the choir had been rehearsing since December, but didn't get to practice the final touches until just days before the premiere on Friday, March 22. Last Monday, they sang with the Hampden-Sydney College choir, which also participated in the opera. Conductor Douglas Kinney Frost came to Sweet Briar Thursday to prepare his singers for the big event.
"He was so inspiring and helpful, and the way he portrayed musical interpretations was really funny," said first-year Charlotte von Claparede, who double-majors in music and business.
"My favorite part of the whole experience was spending so much quality time with great people, and really getting to know them through music."
In the days leading up to the performances, the singers spent several evenings together, she added, which allowed plenty of time for bonding.
"It's definitely been one of the musical highlights of my life."
To learn more about Opera on the James, visit www.operaonthejames.org.
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Bolivian governors reject President Morales' referendum
LA PAZ (AFP) -- Five of Bolivia's nine governors on Monday rejected President Evo Morales' August 10 referendum pitting his office against theirs, calling instead for early elections to settle an autonomy issue dividing the nation.
Energy-rich Tarija province on Sunday overwhelmingly voted for greater autonomy from the central government, following similar referendums in Santa Cruz, Beni and Pando, which Morales has blasted as illegal and separatist.
Fearful of a split in Bolivia between the energy- and farming-rich lowlands and the poor Andean highlands, Morales in May called for the August referendum for Bolivians to choose between himself and his vice president or the rebel governors.
The four rebel provinces plus Cochabamba, whose governor has been unable to stir his province into holding its own referendum, have rejected Morales' plebiscite "unless it complies with the autonomy statutes that have been approved" recently, they said in a statement late Monday.
The five governors asked Morales to put together a "great agreement" at the national level on their autonomy proposals, otherwise "call for a general election so the people can decide" on the current political crisis.
Morales' tenure, along with that of his vice president Alvaro Garcia Linera, formally ends in January 2011, but they could be forced out if new elections are held or if they should lose the August referendum by getting less than 53.74 percent of the vote -- their margin of support in December 2005 elections.
The provincial referendums were held in response to a drive by Morales, Bolivia's first indigenous president, to give more of the country's wealth and land to his fellow Indians, many of whom live in poverty in the western Andes mountains.