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Prada L'eau Ambree Perfume
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Prada L'eau Ambree Perfume by Prada, A modern, less aggressive take on amber for the house of prada, this is a oriental woody fragrance for women created by daniela andrier and the 4th fragrance in the feminine amber series, that has become as legendary as the italian design company . This is a transparent amber, not heavy and is perfect year round . Notes include citron, rose de mai, centered around amber, with base notes of patchouli, vanilla and opoponax. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations. ... Read More
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History and background of Prada. The Prada label was begun in 1913 by Mario Prada when he began selling shoes, leather handbags and trunks. He opened two boutiques in Milan after experience in Europe and U.S.A. The classic Prada suitcase was made of heavy walrus skin but as plane travel made heavy suitcases impractical, the company started to make lighter bags and high quality items made of crystals, tortoise shell and wood. Read more about Prada
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on my first purchase from Fragrance X, I purchased Prada Embree and am absolutely delighted from every angle. I love the scent of Pranda Ambree and feel beautiful when I am wearing it. The...Read complete review
on my first purchase from Fragrance X, I purchased Prada Embree and am absolutely delighted from every angle. I love the scent of Pranda Ambree and feel beautiful when I am wearing it. The bottle is rather large so I wear it every morning just before work. I know it last long on my skin, cause the other day a woman commented on how gorgeous I smelled...and this was at the end of a rather long day! I would recommend this fragrance to all The web site is very user friendly right to recvieving my perfume on time and in perfect condition. I can't believe how much money I saved from ordering through your site, it was amazing. From now on this is it, this is the way I will purchase my Fragrance, through Frangrance X, just the convienience alone and not to mention the fantastic discount I got, was fantastic. Thanks...Fragrance X
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I have the body lotion and enjoy it. I hoped to add the perfume but the sample decreed that it was just too fleeting.
I have the body lotion and enjoy it. I hoped to add the perfume but the sample decreed that it was just too fleeting.
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One of my favourite perfumes! I am an avid perfume purchaser, as I currently have over 20 different perfumes. Great price compared to Canadian Prices!
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I have the body lotion and enjoy it. I hoped to add the perfume but the sample decreed that it was just too fleeting.
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I enjoy wearing this perfume both day and night. I find it lasts and has a wonderful sexy and sensual perfume, would highly recommend it.
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This is the most amazing skin scent ever.The amber is soft and seductive, but never too cloudy.Perfection!
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I had an old bottle of Prada "Amber" that I bought some years ago and I remembered how much I loved it, but whilst moving it leaked almost completely out of the bottle. I noticed on FragranceX that there were several Prada "Ambre" fragrances and decided to chose this one. It is even better than my original one and instead of costing over $120.00 in a department store I got it for about half as much on FragranceX. It is a bit overpowering at first which would make you think it would last longer, but maybe it is because it smells so strong at first I don't put much on and it wears off quicker? I have started using my many bottles of perfumes more for different occasions or according to what I am wearing so this one is used for the evening when going out - it just seems like a sexy night-time fragrance. I have ordered a wide array of fragrances varying from designer to scent to type of occasion and this is a great addition to my little "collection" I have going on. [...] I like to keep "discovering" new fragrances so I am not sure if I'll re-order right away, but Prada's "Ambre" is definitely on my list of fragrances that are high quality, smell great, and are of good value at their price on FragranceX. Thank you so much for another wonderful purchase!
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Lighting is one of the biggest challenges facing any photographer. Shooting outdoors can sometimes be especially difficult because you cannot control the level or quality of light.
That's one reason so many photographers enjoy shooting during the golden hour. The golden hour, or magic hour, is the hour immediately after sunrise... and the hour before sunset.
The sunlight during these hours has a warm, soft, golden glow and can produce some really great results. You'll also find objects cast long shadows during the golden hour. The combination of these effects will make your photos much more visually interesting than shooting under full sun.
Most of my best photographs have come from the 90 minutes near sunset. I generally shoot for an hour before sunset (the golden hour) and the 30 minutes after sunset (the blue hour).
It can help to plan your subjects in advance to make best use of available light. I keep a small notebook in my camera bag of photo and subject ideas, so I'm never at a loss when conditions appear good for taking photographs. I also jot down the best time of day to photograph each subject, based on its direction and facing. Some will photograph best in the morning while others will receive better light in the evening.
For instance, the photo below was taken in the morning. Shooting the same photo in the evening, with the sun behind me, would have produced dramatically different results.
The quality of light is so rich during the golden hour that some outdoor photographers refuse to shoot at any other time of day.
Get out and experiment! In addition to the great quality of light, you may find shooting outdoors around sunrise and sunset to be peaceful and serene.
Greg Belfrage is an amateur photographer in Sioux Falls, SD. You can view more of his artwork at http://www.redbubble.com/people/dakotavistas or follow his photos on Facebook.

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BSA Supports Genome Pilot Project
The National Cancer Institute's (NCI's) Board of Scientific Advisors (BSA) last week unanimously endorsed a 3-year pilot project to assess the feasibility of sequencing genomic changes in human tumors on a large scale. The Human Cancer Genome Pilot Project (HCGPP) will be conducted as a partnership between NCI and the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI).
"This is truly an integrated effort," said Dr. Anna Barker, NCI deputy director for strategic scientific initiatives, "not just an NCI project." Dr. Barker told BSA that by leveraging both institutes' funding, resources, and expertise, the collaboration will allow a greater return on those investments.
Enabled by the reference human sequence from the Human Genome Project, NCI and NHGRI hope the pilot project will establish a firm foundation for molecular oncology by focusing on a combination of genome characterization and resequencing to identify genetic aberrations in major cancer types. By identifying the molecular pathways that underlie cancer, the HCGPP could provide valuable new targets for cancer prevention, detection, diagnosis, and drug development.
Guest Update by Drs. James H. Doroshow, Joseph E. Tomaszewski,
and Jerry M. Collins
DTP Celebrates 50 Years of Advancing Cancer Research
This month, NCI celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Developmental Therapeutics Program (DTP), which has played a key role in supplying the nation's trove of treatments against cancer. Since its inception in 1955 as the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center, DTP has contributed to the development of 38 anticancer drugs, including paclitaxel, bortezomib, and cetuximab. Now, as part of the Division of Cancer Treatment & Diagnosis (DCTD), DTP continues its role in planning, conducting, and facilitating the discovery and development of new therapeutic agents for cancer.
That concisely stated role encompasses a wide range of collaborative activities. DTP, through its own researchers and those supported by the program's grants and contracts, searches for unique anticancer agents in synthetic molecules, biologicals, and natural products. DTP staff and contractors perform the screening and related biological, toxicological, and pharmacological evaluations necessary to ensure these compounds can be introduced safely to cancer patients.
BSA Supports Genome Pilot Project
The National Cancer Institute's (NCI's) Board of Scientific Advisors (BSA) last week unanimously endorsed a 3-year pilot project to assess the feasibility of sequencing genomic changes in human tumors on a large scale. The Human Cancer Genome Pilot Project (HCGPP) will be conducted as a partnership between NCI and the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI).
"This is truly an integrated effort," said Dr. Anna Barker, NCI deputy director for strategic scientific initiatives, "not just an NCI project." Dr. Barker told BSA that by leveraging both institutes' funding, resources, and expertise, the collaboration will allow a greater return on those investments.
Enabled by the reference human sequence from the Human Genome Project, NCI and NHGRI hope the pilot project will establish a firm foundation for molecular oncology by focusing on a combination of genome characterization and resequencing to identify genetic aberrations in major cancer types. By identifying the molecular pathways that underlie cancer, the HCGPP could provide valuable new targets for cancer prevention, detection, diagnosis, and drug development.
"The mission of this pilot project is to develop a systematic approach to identifying genetic alterations in cancer that have meaningful clinical impact in a few rationally selected cancer types," said Dr. Gregory Downing, director of NCI's Office of Technology and Industrial Relations. "Paramount to this whole initiative is the systematic approach, which will establish public data sets and other resources to facilitate research by individual investigators."
Investigators throughout the cancer community are already identifying and sequencing genes thought to be involved in carcinogenesis - although not in a systematic, integrated manner. The HCGPP could provide an approach to eventually consolidate this effort and make the resulting data widely and publicly available. NCI-supported genome characterization centers will utilize robust genomic technologies to measure gene copy number, expression arrays, and epigenomic and other changes, and will collaborate with NHGRI's sequencing centers to select genes for resequencing and data integration.
"This is not just about sequencing," said Dr. Francis Collins, NHGRI director. "This is an integrated effort that puts together sequence data with multiple other types of data, and the sum is clearly going to be much more than the parts."
To reduce the problem of the heterogeneity of most cancers and ultimately optimize opportunity for clinical impact, the pilot project is currently planned to focus on two cancers. Although final selections will consider information provided by the cancer community through a request for information, it is likely that a hematologic tumor and a solid tumor with poor prognosis would best support the pilot project.
Because the mission of the pilot project is to assess the feasibility of a full-scale effort, BSA advised that a defined criterion be used to monitor the initiative over the next 3 years. Several benchmarks were offered by the project team and recommended by BSA, including robust genomic analysis of two tumors to produce a "pipeline" of candidate genes/regions for resequencing; the ability to find and correlate genomic changes (e.g., copy number changes, deletions, amplifications, etc.) through in-depth sequencing; new cancer genes discovered beyond known pathways; the ability to differentiate tumor subtypes based on genomic characterization and sequence data; a precompetitive public database of genomic characterization, sequence, and clinical data to enable discovery and translational research; and technology advances that provide the capability to differentiate significant genomic changes from "noise."
BSA also recommended that funds requested to support genomic analysis technologies be increased.
In endorsing the pilot project, several BSA members noted that this is an extremely important effort for NCI to undertake at this time.
Guest Update by Drs. James H. Doroshow, Joseph E. Tomaszewski,
and Jerry M. Collins
DTP Celebrates 50 Years of Advancing Cancer Research
This month, NCI celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Developmental Therapeutics Program (DTP), which has played a key role in supplying the nation's trove of treatments against cancer. Since its inception in 1955 as the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center, DTP has contributed to the development of 38 anticancer drugs, including paclitaxel, bortezomib, and cetuximab. Now, as part of the Division of Cancer Treatment & Diagnosis (DCTD), DTP continues its role in planning, conducting, and facilitating the discovery and development of new therapeutic agents for cancer.
That concisely stated role encompasses a wide range of collaborative activities. DTP, through its own researchers and those supported by the program's grants and contracts, searches for unique anticancer agents in synthetic molecules, biologicals, and natural products. DTP staff and contractors perform the screening and related bio-logical, toxicological, and pharmacological evaluations necessary to ensure these compounds can be introduced safely to cancer patients.
DTP's extensive resources and services are available to all members of the cancer research community - academia, nonprofit organizations, and industry. DTP staff foster collaborations among scientists from the different environments, encourage use of new technology, and translate scientific findings into new cancer treatments. DTP allows researchers access to its repositories of tested synthetic and natural products, radiolabeled materials, and biological reference standards and reagents. The program also provides inbred and hybrid rats, mice, and guinea pigs to NIH-funded researchers, and offers screening services, including the testing of anticancer compounds in vitro in the NCI60 and in vivo.
DTP maintains a stable repository of transplantable in vivo-derived tumors and in vitro-established tumor cell lines from several species. Many of these samples are not available anywhere else in the world and can be provided to qualified researchers.
DTP works in close collaboration with other NCI components, especially the Center for Cancer Research and the DCTD Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program. As molecules move through the internal NCI drug development pipeline, the goal is to have a smooth transition from preclinical studies in DTP to clinical investigations of efficacy, safety, and biomarkers, including noninvasive imaging. By working with the DCTD Cancer Imaging Program, DTP is helping to broaden the use of imaging in cancer treatment, especially with new molecularly targeted agents.
One recent DTP innovation, the Rapid Access to Intervention Development (RAID) program, is assisting extramural investigators in translating novel anticancer agents from academic laboratories to the clinic. The success of this program has led to the establishment of a number of similar programs, including the NIH-wide RAID pilot program, so that the treatments for other diseases can move more easily from the bench to bedside.
On November 29, DTP will hold its 50th Anniversary Symposium, "A History of Success in Anticancer Drug Development," on the NIH campus to celebrate its many successes and to examine its future role in anticancer drug development. Please see http://dtp.nci.nih.gov for more information.
By Drs. James H. Doroshow, director, DCTD;
Not Your Father's Mouse Model
In labs all across the country, researchers are using refined versions of an old research tool to provide critical new information on the biology of many cancers and determine which new drugs are the most promising to test in clinical trials. Their tools: laboratory mice. These next-generation mouse models differ from the xenograft models - mice, often with disabled immune systems, transplanted with human tumors - that cancer researchers have relied upon for decades. Instead, through various and often sophisticated techniques, these mice are programmed to develop specific types of cancer, and to do it in a way that substantially mimics how those same cancers arise in humans.
"In many cases, the biology of these models looks very good," says Dr. Cheryl Marks, who administers the NCI Mouse Models of Human Cancers Consortium (NCI-MMHCC). What many of the consortium's investigators are trying to determine now, she continues, "is whether the clinical course in the mice also mimics humans."
Ironically, she says, "The good news is that we don't readily cure these mice... However, we know now that when we test in these models the drugs and combination of drugs presently used in the clinic, we show that many of them would have been reasonably predictive of what actually happened in the clinic."
Engineered models of many cancers have been developed. And although there are many potential roles for these genetically engineered mouse models in cancer research, preclinical testing of new drugs is seen by many in the field as one of the most promising.
"But there is still much science we have to do," Dr. Marks cautions, before it's known whether these engineered mice routinely can be used in this way.
There is at least one successful example to date, however, of this very scenario. Results from preclinical testing of a new drug combination in engineered mouse models of acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) led to a human trial of the drug combo that has had remarkable results.
APL is often successfully treated with one of two unconventional agents, retinoic acid or arsenic trioxide, to get patients into remission (at which point they then undergo chemotherapy). "But there were conflicting data as to whether treating patients with both agents simultaneously might be antagonistic or cooperative," explains Dr. Scott Kogan, associate professor-in-residence at the University of California, San Francisco. Results from tests of the combination therapy in engineered APL mouse models, he says, made it "very clear that they were cooperative."
Based on those studies, researchers in China initiated a randomized clinical trial to test the drugs in combination up front in newly diagnosed APL patients. With more than 3 years of follow-up in 61 patients given both drugs, there have been only 2 relapses.
At Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Dr. Eric Holland says human clinical trials are being pursued based on the results of tests in genetically engineered mouse models of the brain cancers medulloblastoma and glioblastoma developed in his laboratory.
"For some of the small molecular inhibitors that were identified as good choices based on mouse models, there are [human] trials that are being written and going through IRBs," he says. "This is happening now."
The models closely mimic the response in humans to standard therapies, he adds, so the models also are being used to improve existing therapies.
One of the models developed in Dr. Holland's lab reflects the increasing importance of advanced imaging technologies in mouse model research, which is allowing investigators to closely analyze the biologic and molecular events associated with the disease and its treatment. In the model, dubbed Efluc, cancerous cells express a built-in imaging agent, luciferase - the enzyme in fireflies that causes their tails to light up.
"In a noninvasive way, we can have a readout of a specific cellular behavior," Dr. Holland says. "It can tell you about the activity of certain signaling pathways involved in tumor development and what the therapeutic response is in those specific pathways."
In the laboratory of Dr. Jonathan Kurie at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, imaging is also an important component of their mouse model studies. The lab has generated some significant results testing chemopreventive agents in an early-stage lung cancer model developed by Dr. Tyler Jacks and colleagues at MIT.
"We do CT scans on all of the mice," he says. "We also do a lot of biochemistry, trying to understand what pathways are being modulated and what cell types are being modulated."
The next step in this process is important: directly comparing the results from the mouse model investigations to similar analyses in human tumors. By looking at measures such as the activation of intracellular signaling pathways in early lesions as well as more advanced lesions, they can determine just how closely the model resembles the real deal.
"We're lucky enough," Dr. Kurie says, "to be at the cusp of a revolution in the mouse model field."
By Carmen Phillips
Mutations in Glioblastoma Multiforme Predict Response to Targeted Therapies
A study, funded in part by NCI and reported in the November 10 New England Journal of Medicine, sheds new light on the molecular pathways associated with the response of GBM to EGFR kinase inhibitors. Investigators analyzed tumor tissue from patients with GBM who did or did not respond to treatment with erlotinib or gefitinib, and verified their results using several different molecular techniques. As in previous studies, neither mutations in the EGFR kinase domain nor amplification of EGFR were associated with the response to the drugs. However, expression of a mutant version of EGFR, known as EGFRvIII, and expression of the tumor-suppressor protein PTEN both corresponded favorably with response. Coexpression of both proteins correlated with the greatest likelihood of response. Lack of PTEN expression corresponded to resistance to the inhibitors.
A perspective in the same issue called the results "an important first step in rational, tumor-specific therapy for glioblastoma multiforme."
Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Tested in Phase II Trial
An experimental vaccine to be administered along with standard treatments for pancreatic cancer may have prolonged the survival of some patients with the disease, according to preliminary results from a phase II clinical trial. The vaccine is designed to boost a patient's immune response against cancer cells that have survived surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation.
In the study, 88 percent of the 56 patients tested were alive 1 year after treatment, and 76 percent were alive after 2 years. By comparison, the historical survival rates are approximately 60 and 40 percent, respectively. Drs. Daniel Laheru and Elizabeth Jaffee of the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center led the trial.
Although the results are preliminary, they compare "very favorably" with the available published data, the researchers said last week at the Molecular Targets and Cancer Therapeutics International Conference in Philadelphia. Drs. Laheru and Jaffee intend to begin multi-institutional trials of the vaccine in about a year.
Patients in the study received one vaccine injection about 8 to 10 weeks after surgery, and then four booster shots along with chemotherapy and radiation over the next few months. The vaccine was made from irradiated pancreatic cancer cells that cannot grow and have been genetically altered to secrete a molecule called GM-CSF, which is capable of inducing antitumor immune responses in some patients.
Pancreatic cancer is the fourth-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. Each year, approximately 30,000 Americans are diagnosed with the disease, and about the same number die from it.
Higher Calcium Intake Increases Prostate Cancer Risk
Men with the highest levels of dietary calcium intake had nearly double the risk of developing prostate cancer compared with men who had the lowest intake of calcium, according to results from a large study that NCI researchers reported November 1 during a conference of the American Association for Cancer Research in Baltimore.
Researchers with NCI's Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics (DCEG) reported the latest findings from the Alpha-Tocopherol, Beta-Carotene Cancer Prevention (ATBC) Study, conducted on a cohort of 29,133 male smokers in Finland aged 50 to 69 years. Although the study mainly focused on whether dietary supplements of vitamin E and beta-carotene reduced cancer risk, it also examined a suspected link between consumption of dietary calcium and dairy products, and prostate cancer risk.
After 17 years of follow-up, there were 1,269 cases of prostate cancer in the cohort. "Dietary calcium intake of more than 1,000 mg/day - about 3 cups of milk - compared to intake of less than 1,000 mg/day was positively associated with prostate cancer risk," said lead author Dr. Panagiota N. Mitrou with DCEG. "The highest risk was seen among men who consumed more than 2,000 mg/day, almost doubling the risk."
They also found increased risk from dairy products. "Although this association largely disappeared when we controlled for calcium, we could not completely exclude an independent role for dairy products," Dr. Mitrou added. The study found no links between intakes of vitamin D or phosphorus and prostate cancer risk.
Given calcium's potential beneficial effects on osteoporosis and colorectal cancer, the DCEG scientists urge further research within other large prospective studies, examination of other noncalcium components of dairy products, and investigation of the molecular mechanisms of calcium metabolism and ways in which they could modulate prostate carcinogenesis.
NSAIDs Reduce Risk of Esophageal Cancer
Regular use of aspirin and similar painkillers reduces the risk of developing esophageal cancer, according to a prospective study from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. The development is important, the authors write, because incidence of the disease has risen sharply of late.
The researchers followed 350 people with a condition called Barrett's esophagus, an abnormality of cells in the throat. About 10 percent of people with gastroesophageal reflux disease develop the precancerous condition, and about 1 percent of those go on to develop esophageal cancer.
During regular checkups, researchers performed endoscopies and biopsied throat cells in the areas that showed signs of Barrett's esophagus. Pathologists reviewed the biopsies and determined if the cells had turned cancerous.
The researchers collated that data with survey results asking about the use of aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Volunteers were classified as never users, current users (had used an NSAID at least once a week for 6 months), and former users (those who previously used NSAIDs but had not in the preceding year).
In the November 8 online edition of Lancet Oncology, the researchers reported that the 5-year cumulative risk for esophageal cancer was 14.3 percent for never users, 9.7 percent for former users, and 6.6 percent for current users.
Previous research has shown NSAIDs to be effective in reducing the risk of colon cancer in people with risk factors such as polyps.
Cetuximab Plus Radiation Proving Effective in HNSCC
Updated results from an international phase III trial testing cetuximab (Erbitux) plus radiation therapy in patients with head and neck cancer continue to show favorable results.
The 424 patients in the study had locoregionally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (HNSCC). With a median of 45 months of follow-up, the addition of cetuximab to radiation improved median duration of locoregional control - the study's primary endpoint - by 9.5 months, and improved median survival by 20 months, compared with patients treated with radiation alone (49 months vs. 29 months). The results were presented at the AACR-NCI-EORTC International Conference on Molecular Targets and Cancer Therapeutics in Philadelphia.
According to ImClone Systems, which manufactures the drug, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted for priority review an application to approve the drug for marketing for this indication. Cetuximab, an antibody that blocks EGFR, is already approved by the FDA for use in combination with irinotecan to treat patients with metastatic colorectal cancer.
Initial results from the trial were presented at the American Society for Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting in 2004.
"If approved by the FDA," says Dr. Scott Saxman, from NCI's Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program, "this will become a standard for patients who cannot tolerate or are marginal candidates for cisplatin-based chemotherapy."
But it's not known, he adds, whether cetuximab can eventually replace chemotherapy, or should be given in addition to chemo and radiation to improve outcomes. NCI is funding a Radiation Therapy Oncology Group-led, phase III clinical trial, which began enrolling patients today, that will compare a standard regimen of radiation and cisplatin to the same regimen plus cetuximab in patients with locally advanced head and neck carcinomas.
Small Grants for Behavioral Research in Cancer Control
Application Receipt Dates: Apr. 20, Aug. 21, and Dec. 22, 2006; Apr. 20, Aug. 22, and Dec. 20, 2007; Apr. 20, Aug. 21, and Dec. 22, 2008.
This is a renewal of PAR-04-020. This funding opportunity will use the R03 award mechanism. For more information, see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=3291. Inquiries: Veronica Chollette - firstname.lastname@example.com
Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health
Letter of Intent Receipt Dates: Dec. 26, 2005; Aug. 22, 2006; Apr. 24 and Dec. 26, 2007; Aug. 25, 2008; Apr. 22, 2009. Application Receipt Dates: New, competing continuation, revised, supplemental applications: Jan. 24 and Sep. 22, 2006; May 24, 2007; Jan. 24 and Sep. 24, 2008; May 22, 2009. AIDS and AIDS-Related Applications (New, competing continuation, revised, and supplemental): May 1, 2006; Jan. 2 and Sep. 1, 2007; May 1, 2008; Jan. 2 and Sep. 1, 2009.
This is a renewal of PA-02-131. This funding opportunity will use the R03 award mechanism. For more information, see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=3289. Inquiries: Dr. Jon F. Kerner - firstname.lastname@example.com
Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health
Letter of Intent Receipt Dates: Dec. 26, 2005; Aug. 22, 2006; Apr. 24 and Dec. 26, 2007; Aug. 25, 2008; Apr. 22, 2009. Application Receipt Dates: New, competing continuation, revised, supplemental applications: Jan. 24 and Sep. 22, 2006; May 24, 2007; Jan. 24 and Sep. 24, 2008; May 22, 2009. AIDS and AIDS-Related Applications (New, competing continuation, revised, and supplemental): May 1, 2006; Jan. 2 and Sep. 1, 2007; May 1, 2008; Jan. 2 and Sep. 1, 2009.
This is a renewal of PA-02-131. This funding opportunity will use the R21 award mechanism. For more information, see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=3290. Inquiries: Dr. Jon F. Kerner - firstname.lastname@example.com
Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplantation for Metastatic Breast Cancer
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Why Is This Trial Important?
Allogeneic stem cell transplantation (ASCT) has been used to cure patients with hematologic malignancies (blood and bone-marrow cancers) and may represent an effective alternative treatment for some types of solid tumors, including advanced breast cancers. In ASCT, peripheral blood stem cells and T lymphocytes from a sibling donor are infused into the patient's bloodstream after preparatory chemotherapy. The donor T lymphocytes may recognize the patient's cancer cells as foreign and attack them, leading to a potentially curative graft-versus-malignancy effect.
However, ASCT is accompanied by a significant risk of death and a range of serious complications, the most potentially deadly of which is graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). GVHD results when donor T lymphocytes attack a patient's normal tissues. It develops in the majority of transplant patients and represents a major barrier to the wider application of ASCT.
Recent refinements in ASCT have begun to reduce the incidence of GVHD, making the procedure a more attractive treatment option for patients with advanced solid tumors. In this study, researchers are investigating whether ASCT followed by the infusion of donor Th2/Tc2 cells - a type of T lymphocyte that is able to suppress GVHD - can be safely used to treat patients with metastatic breast cancer.
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Cancer strikes different racial and ethnic groups in different ways. Health disparities often arise because culture, outlook, biology, and access to resources all influence the ways in which different people experience cancer.
"This country provides inadequate resources to Native Americans for cancer education, screening, prevention, and treatment," wrote Dr. Harold P. Freeman, on behalf of the President's Cancer Panel, in the 2002 Annual Report, Facing Cancer in Indian Country. Exacerbating these problems, he said, are "important but remediable cultural misunderstandings… Facing cancer in Indian Country should not be more arduous than it is elsewhere in our Nation."
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Dr. Joe, a Navajo, is one of the charter members of the Network for Cancer Control Research Among American Indian/Alaskan Natives Populations, which grew out of Dr. Becker's drive to create "a de facto think tank in the mid-1990s," says Judith Swan from NCI's Surveillance Research Program. She and Dr. Brenda Edwards, head of NCI's Cancer Statistics Branch, host the Network's annual meetings at NCI "where the crucial needs, cutting-edge ideas, and most-likely-to-succeed projects eventually rise to the surface. It's probably the most exciting meeting I attend each year," she says.
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Skylake Support Added To Intel's X.Org Driver
With Intel Skylake Linux hardware enablement being worked on in steadfast by the Intel Open-Source Technology Center, earlier this month we saw the initial Skylake DRM kernel patches, earlier this week we saw the Skylake Mesa support patches, and then today we have the Intel X.Org driver getting patched for this next-generation hardware succeeding Broadwell.
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Our hero has since returned, to the land of bed times, little bothers (yup, meant to) and sissies and life-after-camp! At first you might think that it was a hard transition. But, to Caleb's credit he's been a stellar big brother and has transitioned back pretty nicely!
From a faith standpoint, Caleb drew closer to the LORD and connected with one of the camp counselors too! Julie and I are very proud!
From a parenting position, as much as we missed him we while he was gone, I think the break did him well. He came back tanned with stories of battling hornets, kayaking, catching a fish, playing gaga ball and more. I think it also gave him some time to cut loose away from his brothers and sisters. When you consider his special needs, it was, I think, an even greater opportunity! KUDOS to the Camp JIM personnel, who handled the C-man well!
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Less than 24 hours after a judge bounced Detroit mayoral candidate Mike Duggan from the ballot saying he didn't meet the City Charter's residency requirements and around the same time Duggan vowed to appeal, a negative political ad hit the air."Follow the Charter. Keep Duggan off the 2013 ballot," the ad says.Who paid for the commercial? Political action committee Detroit Forward, and the Duggan camp claims there is a Benny Napoleon connection."We're very disappointed because we're 100 percent certain that entity that's behind the ad is a Benny Napoleon affiliates PAC," said Bryan Barnhill, who manages the Duggan campaign.He points to the records. Wayne County campaign finance information shows in 2012 Christopher Jackson contributed $1,000 to the Committee to Re-Elect Benny N. Napoleon Sheriff. He listed his work address, the Jackson Consulting Group at 1442 Brush Street in Detroit.The political action committee Detroit Forward, which is clearly behind the political ad and Jackson happens to be the treasurer of, is also registered under the same Brush Street address according to the state's Bureau of Elections and the IRS."We have so much divisiveness in this town already, the last thing we need is somebody out there running a dirty campaign," Barnhill said.We went to speak to Jackson at his Detroit home and office on Brush Street, but he was not at either location.Records may show Jackson supports Sheriff Benny Napoleon, but does that mean the candidate for Detroit mayor is behind or somehow with this PAC or political ad? Napoleon's camp said no."Absolutely not true. We have no reason to do something of the sort. As you recall, we have had no comment, no dog in this fight about Mr. Duggan and his residency, and we've done that for one very specific reason. That's because we can care less who's on the ballot. We saw it for the first time when you did. I don't know how to speak to what his intent is, but what I can say is that ... PAC has nothing to do with Napoleon for Mayor," said Jamaine Dickens, a spokesperson for Napoleon's campaign.Jackson would not call us back, but Greg Bowen, the spokesperson for Detroit Forward, did and said there are several people who are part of this PAC and he claimed support different candidates. He also provided the following statement:"Detroit Forward believes the law should be applied equally to everyone. The election to select the next mayor of Detroit is too important for one person to get special consideration to be on the ballot when the newly revised Detroit City Charter is clear. Anyone running for office must be a resident for one year at the time they file their petition. The ad commercial is a reminder to the public about the clarity of the law and the need to apply the rules fairly."
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Sparks fly inside an Ann Arbor studio every time John Walters goes to work. The artist and designer is one of the co-owners of METAL, a unique fabrication shop, art gallery and studio on Felch Street just off of Main.
"We do architectural and sculptural primarily. We also do performance restoration, which is the restoration of machines and furniture," said Walters.
"I like the weight. I like how heavy it is. I like the texture and the finishes."
Virtually anything that is metal can be made there. So, what makes the place green?
"In the build out that we did here, almost every piece of machinery came out of industry, even our lights came out of the old Ice Cube and were repurposed for our use. What was in the ceiling of our space became gallery walls. We tried to reclaim it and utilize as much as we could," said co-owner Claudette Stern.
She said both owners have a passion for protecting the planet and reusing things that might otherwise go to waste. In fact, her house is full of found and discarded items. The eco-friendly home is one of the first in Michigan to receive a platinum rating for green construction.
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42 U.S. Code § 4054 - Premium equalization payments; basis; aggregate amount; establishment of designated periods
(a) The Administrator, on such terms and conditions as he may from time to time prescribe, shall make periodic payments to the pool formed or otherwise created under section 4051 of this title, in recognition of such reductions in chargeable premium rates under section 4015 of this title below estimated premium rates under section 4014 (a)(1) of this title as are required in order to make flood insurance available on reasonable terms and conditions.
Source(Pub. L. 90–448, title XIII, § 1334,Aug. 1, 1968, 82 Stat. 583; Pub. L. 93–234, title I, § 111,Dec. 31, 1973, 87 Stat. 981; Pub. L. 98–181, title I[title IV, § 451(d)(1)], Nov. 30, 1983, 97 Stat. 1229; Pub. L. 112–141, div. F, title II, § 100238(b)(1),July 6, 2012, 126 Stat. 958.)
2012—Pub. L. 112–141substituted "Administrator" for "Director" in subsecs. (a) and (b).
1983—Pub. L. 98–181substituted "Director" for "Secretary" in subsecs. (a) and (b).
1973—Subsecs. (b), (c). Pub. L. 93–234redesignated subsec. (c) as (b) and struck out former subsec. (b) prescribing formula for sharing losses between Government and industry and permit necessary flexibility in loss sharing to take into account longer-term loss experience trends and to compensate for lack of precision in actuarial computations.
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With the opening of Iron Man 3, it's officially the beginning of a superhero summer at the movies. I'm tempering my excitement about Man of Steel, just hoping it's better than Superman Returns was. I am also not entirely sure where The Wolverine can go that his last movie didn't. That doesn't even count the sequels Red 2, Start Trek Into Darkness or Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters. In every case, I am eager to see.
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