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Grow Like a Weed Jacket
Thanks to a great collection of test knitters – Andrea, Danielle, Erin, Jennie, Mai, Svenja – the Grow Like a Weed Jacket pattern I previewed last fall is now ready!
I hope this heavy sweater will last two winters. It will be a little long the first winter, with sleeves cuffed. The next winter, it should fit as a sweater might, with the sleeves left uncuffed. Both the cabled and the twisted 1×1 ribs have incredible stretch to them and will expand to fit a growing child's arms and belly.
The garment is knit from the bottom up in the round and then steeked open. The sleeves are knit first and then joined to the body. I largely followed Elizabeth Zimmermann's saddle shoulder construction for the armhole and shoulder shaping. The text is wordy but it should be clear once you begin the decreases. The neck opening is a bit wider than average and the back neck is shaped by short rows, with the cabled and twisted ribs extending up to form a collar. Rolled edges are knitted on to provide a place for the sewn in zipper.
Those unfamiliar with crochet steeks are encouraged to read Eunny Jang's definitive steeking tutorial before proceeding. Only feltable wools with plenty of grip should be used for steeking purposes. Neither superwash wools nor plant or synthetic fibers will hold. Although it would be easy to modify the pattern to work back and forth without steeking, the instructions are written for construction in the round.
This pattern is available as a Ravelry download for $5.00.
Difficulty: Advanced
Skills used: knitting in the round, increasing/decreasing, reading a chart, cabling, steeking, picking up stitches, stitching down facings, and hand sewing a zipper
1 yr (2-3 yr, 4-5 yr, 6-7 yr)
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21 stitches and 26 rows = 4" in cabled (body) pattern when stretched
24 stitches and 26 rows = 4" in 1×1 rib (sleeve) pattern when stretched
16 stitches and 24 rows = 4" in stockinette
Ram Wools Selkirk (100% wool; 272 yd [249 m]; 4 oz), 2(2, 3, 4) skeins
US 8 (5.0mm) circular needle, length appropriate for size
US 8 (5.0 mm) double pointed needles
Separating zipper, size as needed
Crochet hook, any size between 3.25 – 4.0 mm will do
Small amount of sport or fingering weight, sticky wool for securing the steeked edge.
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This is such a practical little jacket. I'll have to knit one some time soon. The blue version looks great on B! With her little britches she looks very tomboyish :).
Luuuuuurve it. Intrigued by how well it works as a unisex design as well. I might have to make one for both my kids ;)
What a wonderful and classic pattern. I don't think it will ever go out of style. Love it!
what a great pattern! congratulations! i might need to make one for myself now :)
Okay, just bought the pattern because I'd like to make fall jackets for my kids (always good to think ahead…) and I am curious about your gauge note "when stretched." I know it's all subjective with ribbing and cables and the like…but do you stretch a lot? A little? Since you say row gauge is so important, I'd like to know. :)
It looks wonderful. Is there a chance of knitting it flat without having to do the steeking. I know I should learn to do it but I would be worried about stuffing it up.
Very nice pattern! I have to mark this one for future knitting for the coming baby!
I haven't tried steeking yet, but when I do, it will be with this pattern – I love it!
Congrats on a great pattern – looks adorable!
Now this is a pattern by a mom for moms! I love the growing sweater concept. Definitely a must-knit! (What yarn to use that's washable and steekable….?) Maybe superwash will be okay with the crochet method.
Woo hoo!!
such a great pattern, elinor! i'm sure it will be widely received :)
Love this! I'll definitely have to knit it for Scout. The cables are just yummy.


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Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the Manhattan section of Water Tunnel 3 is complete. It's one of the largest infrastructure projects in city history.
The tube will provide 350 million gallons of water a day to the borough, easing the strain on the two existing tunnels. They were built in 1917 and 1936 respectively.
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Director Jamie Caliri Conjures Up an Animation for the Indie Rockers
Three sinister gentlemen, a magician and an enormous rabbit populate the fantastical landscape of Emmy-winning director Jamie Caliri's video for "The Rifle's Spiral," a new track by Portland-based indie rock heavyweights The Shins. Sketching the short's narrative from any lyrics that grabbed his attention, Caliri had free rein to let his imagination run wild, resulting in a surreal stop-motion animation. "I have always loved Edward Gorey's illustration work and his influence is apparent throughout the video," says Caliri. "Also, seeing Martin Scorsese's Hugo three times subconsciously veered my thoughts onto the magic theme." Founded in 1996 by singer-songwriter James Mercer, The Shins played Coachella Festival last weekend as part of a US tour in support of their grandiose fourth album, Port of Morrow. Featuring guest appearances from Modest Mouse drummer Joe Plummer and Wild Flag's Janet Weiss, Port of Morrow took five years in the making after Mercer put the group on hiatus to become a father. Enthusing about the current renaissance in music videos after also making a 3D version of the film exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS, Caliri observes: "It's now more like the years before MTV, when music videos did not have a formula. You can be expressive and idiosyncratic."


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At a news conference Saturday, Bill Quinlan, vice president of emergency management for CL&P, said the pace of restoring power in Fairfield County after superstorm Sandy has been "very strong."
Speaking at a staging area for restoration crews and equipment in Sherwood Island State Park in Westport, Quinlan said his company's quick response was due to having many resources in place before the storm struck.
Quinlan said his company's initial priority was to deal with public health and safety issues, including restoring power to hospitals. Beyond that, he said, the goal was to restore power to its customers "as quickly as we can.
The company intends to have power restored to all polling stations by Sunday so there is no impact on Tuesday's elections, he said.
Quinlan said CL&P's parent company, Northeast Utilities, has brought in crews from its Massachusetts company, so, "There's been a significant infusion of management, talent and resources, which is going to help us drive this restoration forward."
He said there are currently more than 3,000 line workers in the field and more 1,500 tree workers.
"We're going to continue to add resources necessary to conclude this just as quickly as possible for our customers," Quinlan said. He said CL&P forcecasts that restoration of power will be "substantially complete" by Monday or Tuesday.
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A Question of Conscience: The
Resignation of Bishop Paul Jones
Only a handful of American churchmen stood against American
participation in World War I," wrote historian Ralph Lord Roy.1 Numbered among that group was Paul Jones, Episcopal bishop of Utah, an
active Socialist who believed the American people were being swept into
the war on a wave of hysteria. Jones's pacifist sentiments and, in particular, his opposition to United States' participation in the war, ultimately cost him his ecclesiastical position. Moreover, Jones's resignation
precipitated a major crisis within the Episcopal church, dividing both
clergy and laity within the Diocese of Utah and throughout the nation.
Understanding this crisis and its resolution requires an examination of
Paul Jones's early life, his succession to the episcopate, and the factors
leading to his 1918 resignation as bishop of Utah.
Jones became bishop in 1914 after the accidental death of his friend
and mentor, Franklin Spencer Spalding. For nearly a decade Spalding
guided Episcopal affairs in Utah while at the same time actively participating in the movement for socialism developing in his church. In
1911 Spalding was one of the founders of the Church Socialist League
and served as its first president. The league united Episcopal clergy and
laity who were Socialists into an organization that called for the "collective ownership of all the means of production and distribution." Members
dedicated themselves to a twofold goal of advancing socialism by "all
just means" while promoting "a better understanding between church
people who are not Socialists, and Socialists who are not church people.""
Mr. Sillito is the archivist at Weber State College, Ogden, Utah. Mr. Hearn is a student
at Harvard Law School.
1 Ralph Lord Roy, Communism and the Churches (New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1960),
p. 15. For information on the role of clergymen during World War I see Ray H. Abrams,
Preachers Present Arms (Scottsdale, Penn.: Herald Press, 1969). Abrams identifies some seventy
individuals, including Jones, who actively opposed the war. Nine different denominations were
represented with a few coming from the Unitarians, Congregationalists, Universalists, Baptists,
and Episcopalians. Of these clergymen, fifty-nine were occupying pulpits during the war. Approximately half were able to remain at their posts, the other half were forced or chose to resign.
2 The Social Preparation 1 (January 1913). For a decade this magazine was the official
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But many people don't realize that. Some tell us it is a confusing policy that often results in them receiving tickets.
Brooklyn Councilman Vincent Gentile has reintroduced legislation to change the law so that on any day that ASP rules are suspended, so are meters.
The councilman says he has bipartisan support for his bill, his office his office conceded that even if the bill makes it out of committee and passes the council, Mayor Mike Bloomberg would probably veto it.


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If it looks like a duck, if it sounds like a duck, if it acts like an undisciplined team of ducks...
The University of Oregon started this football season flying high. Both the preseason AP and Coaches Polls ranked the Ducks #3 behind Alabama and Ohio State. There were aspirations for a national championship.
The season unfolded -- the way seasons always do -- and Oregon stumbled along the way. A loss at Stanford put the title hopes on ice. Still, the Rose Bowl -- "The Granddaddy of 'Em All" -- was not only within reach, it was within the Ducks' control. Yet several high-profile players scoffed at the idea, saying it was "not a big deal" to play at the Tournament of Roses.
They didn't have to worry about it for long, as a loss to Arizona took Oregon out of the Pac-12 title game and a run for the roses. That put the Ducks in a much different pond, eventually resulting in a bid to the Alamo Bowl to face equally-troubled Texas.
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Let the record show, Your Honor, that I said plenty of stupid things and did plenty of stupid things in my youth. However, I never endangered others in such a manner. This goes beyond the pale of college shenanigans.
The lack of discipline at Oregon has been noted many times. So have the [ahem] less-than-rigorous academic standards at the university. Oregon has a bad reputation already; this will not help.
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Common Cancers May Involve Fused Genes
New research suggests that gene fusion - the coming together of DNA from different parts of the genome - may be an important event in the development of common cancers.
Fused genes and the chromosomal rearrangements that cause them are a hallmark of leukemia, lymphomas, and other blood cancers, but they were not identified in a solid tumor until 2005. In a landmark study, Dr. Arul Chinnaiyan of the University of Michigan Medical School and his colleagues reported that 70 percent of prostate cancers may harbor fused genes. Read more
Trial Breaks New Ground in Collaborative Research
Last month a teenage girl from Indiana became the first patient enrolled in an important early-phase NCI clinical trial at the NIH Clinical Center. Diagnosed with an aggressive form of a rare cancer, hereditary medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC), this young woman will help determine whether the investigational agent vandetanib may be the first effective nonsurgical treatment in young patients with this cancer.
The trial is significant for another reason. It's the first being conducted at the NIH Clinical Center under the joint leadership of an NIH intramural clinical investigator and an extramural scientist. Dr. Frank Balis, from the Pediatric Oncology Branch in NCI's Center for Cancer Research (CCR), is the principal investigator (PI), while Dr. Samuel Wells, from Washington University in St. Louis and one of the world's foremost MTC experts, is the adjunct PI. Read more
Common Cancers May Involve Fused Genes
New research suggests that gene fusion - the coming together of DNA from different parts of the genome - may be an important event in the development of common cancers.
Fused genes and the chromosomal rearrangements that cause them are a hallmark of leukemia, lymphomas, and other blood cancers, but they were not identified in a solid tumor until 2005. In a landmark study, Dr. Arul Chinnaiyan of the University of Michigan Medical School and his colleagues reported that 70 percent of prostate cancers may harbor fused genes.
Now, a follow-up study on fused genes in prostate cancer by the Michigan group and the first reported study of gene fusion in lung cancer appear in the August 2 Nature. The findings suggest that identifying fusion events could lead to diagnostic tools and targeted therapies modeled on the leukemia drug imatinib (Gleevec), which inhibits the protein product of the fused gene BCR-ABL.
In the lung study, Japanese researchers detected a fused gene in patients with non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC). The fusion event between the EML4 and ALK genes activates the ALK tyrosine kinase, which controls other proteins and is likely a factor in the cancer.
Tyrosine kinases are involved in many cancers and have become important drug targets. For instance, the kinase inhibitors erlotinib (Tarceva) and gefitinib (Iressa) have benefited lung cancer patients with mutations in the EGFR or HER2/neu genes.
The structure of the EML4-ALK fusion gene suggests that it might be a potential drug target, researchers from the Jichi Medical University report in Nature. They found the EML4-ALK fusion in 5 of 75 patients studied.
Given the need for potential drug targets in common cancers, the discovery is "momentous," says Dr. Matthew Myerson of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in a commentary.
In the prostate study, Dr. Chinnaiyan and his team identified additional gene fusions in prostate tumors. These gene fusions represent distinct types of chromosome rearrangements, and each type may be associated with distinct subtypes of prostate cancer.
Each subtype may require a therapy tailored to the underlying genetic flaw, as is the case for the subtypes of leukemia, the researchers say.
Some fusion events create hybrid genes that are activated by androgen hormones, which can fuel prostate cancer growth. But others do not. For example, one of the identified fusion genes is inactivated by androgens. Androgens have no effect on the activity of yet another identified fusion gene.
This information may prove useful to physicians in making decisions about whether to use hormone therapy in individual patients.
Dr. Chinnaiyan's team also reports that the fusion genes were sufficient to cause prostate cancer in cells and animal models of prostate cancer.
"This is the first study to show that the products of gene fusions initiate an oncogenic cascade in cells or animal models," says Dr. Chinnaiyan. He is supported by NCI's Early Detection Research Network and the Specialized Program of Research Excellence in prostate cancer.
Together, the findings on lung and prostate cancers suggest that activated fusion genes that result from chromosomal rearrangements "are probably both common and important in solid tumors," notes Dr. Myerson.
Discovering the fusions and using them in clinical practice could provide "a great leap forward" in understanding the causes of common cancers, he adds.
— Edward R. Winstead
Trial Breaks New Ground in Collaborative Research
Last month a teenage girl from Indiana became the first patient enrolled in an important early-phase NCI clinical trial at the NIH Clinical Center. Diagnosed with an aggressive form of a rare cancer, hereditary medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC), this young woman will help determine whether the investigational agent vandetanib may be the first effective nonsurgical treatment in young patients with this cancer.
The trial is significant for another reason. It's the first being conducted at the NIH Clinical Center under the joint leadership of an NIH intramural clinical investigator and an extramural scientist. Dr. Frank Balis, from the Pediatric Oncology Branch in NCI's Center for Cancer Research (CCR), is the principal investigator (PI), while Dr. Samuel Wells, from Washington University in St. Louis and one of the world's foremost MTC experts, is the adjunct PI.
Dr. Wells was involved in the discovery of the proto-oncogene, called RET, associated with the hereditary disorder multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN). Patients with subtypes of MEN are at high risk of developing MTC and other endocrine tumors. Dr. Wells also helped to establish the efficacy of prophylactic thyroidectomy in children with RET mutations associated with these MEN subtypes.
After leading early-phase trials that demonstrated the activity of vandetanib in adults with MTC, Dr. Wells approached NCI about conducting a trial in children. It offered an ideal opportunity to pursue something which NIH Clinical Center Director Dr. John Gallin has strongly advocated: an intramural/extramural scientist-led trial. NCI worked with NIH leaders to make the arrangements allowing Dr. Wells to serve as a PI of a Clinical Center trial.
It's gratifying that we were able to make this first-of-its-kind collaboration happen at the NIH Clinical Center, especially because it is with rare cancers that the Clinical Center's value truly shines.
For example, because NIH can recruit patients from around the country and provide them with financial and travel support, trials performed at the Clinical Center are more likely to enroll enough patients with rare diseases to provide the statistical power needed to produce meaningful results and inform clinical care.
Conducting the trial at the Clinical Center also allows investigators from three other NIH institutes with expertise in endocrinopathies and MEN syndromes to participate. In addition to helping to write the trial protocol, these investigators will provide clinical care to trial participants. And many patients in this trial - as well as members of their families, since this is a hereditary syndrome - will likely participate in additional studies, ensuring that we can achieve the most scientific value from and clinical benefit for each patient during their treatment.
The trial's phase I/II design allows it to both determine the safest drug dose that can be given to pediatric patients, and to evaluate its potential efficacy. The trial also will involve biomarker and pharmacokinetic analyses, as well as analyses of tumor samples in the laboratory of Dr. Paul Meltzer from the CCR Genetics Branch to study whether there are genetic mutations associated with resistance to the agent.
Taken as a whole, this trial highlights a new vision of collaboration and partnership. It maximizes the potential of a single trial to provide as much data as possible so that the results can be quickly translated into patient benefit.
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Treatment Regimen Effective for Metastatic Testicular Cancer
Researchers from Indiana University and the Walther Cancer Institute have developed an effective treatment for metastatic or relapsed testicular cancer, using high-dose chemotherapy with carboplatin and etoposide, supplemented by peripheral-blood stem-cell rescue. Their retrospective review, published in the July 26 New England Journal of Medicine by Dr. Larry Einhorn and colleagues, includes 184 consecutive patients from 1996-2004 who did not respond to first-line treatment. (Most patients with metastatic testicular cancer respond to initial treatment.)
Positive results in disease-free survival were found in both patients with seminomas and in those with nonseminomas. After a median follow-up of 48 months, 116 of the patients remained in complete remission.
The favorable outcomes varied according to some significant prognostic factors, however. More patients who received second-line therapy were disease-free, compared with those who received later therapy (70 vs. 45 percent). Also responding better were patients whose tumors were sensitive to cisplatin (68 vs. 45 percent); those who had a better response to initial chemotherapy (73 vs. 55 percent); and those with a more favorable prognosis (80 vs. 55 percent).
The researchers developed a new algorithm to capture the relevant prognostic factors present before salvage treatment that are associated with long-term survival. Their model includes the International Germ Cell Cancer Collaborative Group stage status and, they explained, effectively stratifies patients into low-, intermediate-, and high-risk groups.
PET Can Predict Hodgkin Lymphoma Relapse
A positron emission tomography (PET) scan performed after two cycles of standard chemotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma (HL) was able to predict, with 92-percent accuracy, which patients' cancer would progress during treatment or relapse immediately afterward, according to study results published online July 23 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. Doctors can use this prognostic data to determine which high-risk patients might benefit from a switch to more intensive chemotherapy.
Investigators enrolled 260 patients into a prospective, single-arm clinical trial. All patients had advanced HL and were scheduled to receive six cycles of the chemotherapy drugs doxorubicin, bleomycin, vinblastine, and dacarbazine (ABVD). Participants received a baseline PET scan and a second scan after the second cycle of chemotherapy.
At least two different experts scored the scans as PET-positive (showing residual cancer activity) or PET-negative, and those scored as positive were reviewed by a third expert. The investigators recorded progression-free survival and overall survival over a median follow-up period of 2 years and determined whether the second PET scan or a patient's International Prognostic Score (IPS) could better predict the risk of disease progression or relapse.
Fifty patients had positive PET scans after 2 cycles of treatment; 43 of these (86 percent) had disease progression during treatment or relapsed after treatment. Of the 210 patients with a negative PET scan after 2 cycles of treatment, only 10 (less than 5 percent) experienced disease progression or relapse. In a multivariate analysis, the IPS did not add any prognostic information.
"In conclusion," stated the authors, "an early interim [PET] scan seems to be the most useful prognostic factor in advanced [HL]. This prognostic tool is a surrogate test for the chemosensitivity of the tumor, and it identifies two different categories of patients for which different therapeutic strategies are appropriate."
Inactivated Gene May Indicate Aggressive Lung Cancer
Inactivation of a gene known to have a role in tumor suppression in some cancers may indicate an aggressive form of lung cancer, researchers from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute reported online in Nature on August 5.
Using mouse models of the three subtypes of non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the researchers demonstrated that inactivation of the gene LKB1 in combination with mutations in the gene KRAS - which is commonly seen in NSCLC - led to increased differentiation of tumor cells and metastasis compared with mice in which LKB1 was unaffected. Additional studies in NSCLC cell lines found that LKB1 was often inactivated or mutated in all three NSCLC subtypes.
In the NSCLC mouse models, mutated forms of KRAS "cooperated" with two other genes commonly inactivated in lung cancer, p53 and Ink4a/Arf, to develop tumors and metastases. However, lead investigator Dr. Kwok-Kin Wong and colleagues explained, "the strongest cooperation was seen with homozygous (both gene copies) inactivation of Lkb1." Tumors with mutated KRAS and inactivated LKB1 took less time to develop, progressed into all three NSCLC subtypes, and were more likely to generate metastases.
Gene expression profiling of the mouse model tumor samples and tumor cell lines identified several genes whose expression levels were significantly affected by LKB1, including NEDD9 and CD24, and that influenced tumor initiation, differentiation, and progression. When the researchers used short hairpin RNAs to reduce NEDD9 levels in an NSCLC cell line in which LKB1 was inactivated, tumor cell migration and invasion were decreased by more than half.
"These studies establish LKB1 as a critical barrier to pulmonary tumorigenesis," the authors concluded.
Guidelines Address Neurocognitive Problems in Childhood Cancer Survivors
More than a quarter-million children diagnosed with cancer are alive 5 years after treatment, but 50 to 60 percent of these survivors are at risk for neurocognitive impairment because of toxic treatments to the developing brain. A Children's Oncology Group (COG) task force recently issued long-term, risk-based, exposure-related guidelines to help caregivers identify these effects, and to guide intervention and advocacy for such children.
At highest risk are survivors of brain tumors and acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common childhood cancer. Impairments to thinking and reasoning probably stem from treatments that are standard for a number of childhood cancers - cranial radiation therapy, chemotherapy with drugs such as methotrexate and cytarabine, and corticosteroids such as prednisone and dexamethasone.
The problems can be subtle or dramatic, and often emerge as late effects years after treatment. Scientists believe they come primarily from the effect of therapies and surgery on brain functions that are still developing in children - such as attention and concentration, processing speed, visual perceptual skills, executive function, and memory.
The authors urge that these difficulties "be recognized and addressed in a timely and appropriate manner. Primary care practitioners who care for survivors should be aware of those at greatest risk, be able to recognize the school difficulties associated with these outcomes, and have an approach to screening, intervention and advocacy."
These recommendations emerged from the COG Long-Term Follow-Up Guidelines Task Force on Neurocognitive/Behavioral Complications After Childhood Cancer. They are published in the August Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. The guidelines can be found also in the COG master document containing all long-term follow-up guidelines.
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An advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recommended that the agency approve the anti-osteoporosis drug raloxifene (Evista) for the prevention of breast cancer in postmenopausal women at high risk of the disease.
The panel, the FDA Oncology Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC), also recommended approval for raloxifene's use to prevent breast cancer in women with osteoporosis. The committee's vote on this latter recommendation was close, 8-6, while the margin of the vote for the high-risk indication was somewhat larger, 10-4.
The recommendations stem from the results of four clinical trials, including the pivotal NCI-supported STAR trial, which showed that raloxifene was as effective as tamoxifen at reducing breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women at increased risk for the disease but with a generally better safety profile. Tamoxifen is the only drug that has received FDA approval for breast cancer prevention.
Dr. Peter Greenwald, director of NCI's Division of Cancer Prevention, said he was pleased with the recommendation. Should FDA follow ODAC's recommendation, he said, it will provide an important new option for breast cancer prevention that women can discuss with their physicians.
"This is a positive step for women's health and for cancer prevention," he said.
Some breast cancer advocacy groups, however, were disappointed in the recommendation, arguing that the benefits of tamoxifen or raloxifene don't outweigh their risks.
In their presentation to ODAC, FDA's own reviewers concluded it was "especially important" that raloxifene's risk/benefit ratio be carefully considered based on the available trial results.
In the STAR trial, both raloxifene and tamoxifen reduced the risk of invasive breast cancer by approximately 50 percent. Women on raloxifene were less likely to develop blood clots, endometrial cancer, and cataracts compared with women on tamoxifen, although not all were statistically significant reductions. Also, raloxifene did not decrease the risk of noninvasive breast cancer compared with tamoxifen.
The three other clinical trial results reviewed by the committee found that raloxifene was associated with a decreased risk of breast cancer in postmenopausal women, but none of these trials included that measure as a primary endpoint.
Although FDA often follows the advice of its advisory committees, it is not bound to do so. According to one media report, Eli Lilly, which manufactures raloxifene, said it expects a decision from the agency by September.
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The addition of the monoclonal antibody bevacizumab (Avastin) to chemotherapy has helped extend the lives of some patients with inoperable advanced or metastatic non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Now doctors are interested in determining whether the addition of bevacizumab to adjuvant chemotherapy can help patients with early NSCLC live longer following surgery to remove their tumors.
Bevacizumab blocks the activity of a protein called vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), which promotes the growth of blood vessels (angiogenesis) to tumors. Angiogenesis is essential for tumors to get the oxygen and nutrients they need to grow bigger than a few millimeters.
"Bevacizumab in addition to chemotherapy is proven to help people with advanced lung cancer live longer," said Dr. Wakelee. "Because of the way this agent works, we're hopeful that giving it along with chemotherapy to patients with completely resected early-stage lung cancer will help block the development of advanced disease and possibly produce a cure for some of these patients."
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An archive of "Featured Clinical Trial" columns is available at http://cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/ft-all-featured-trials.
Ray Named Deputy Director for Management
Ray spent 26 years in federal service, principally at NIH. Fourteen of those years were with NCI as chief administrative officer of the Division of Extramural Activities, coordinator of patent licensing and collaborative research and development agreements for the Institute, chief administrative officer of the Division of Cancer Treatment, and deputy associate NCI director, responsible for all aspects of administrative management. From 2003 until just recently, he served as vice president for research operations at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Before that, he was vice president of clinical program development at Dana-Farber/Partners CancerCare and program administrator for clinical sciences at Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center.
Ray received his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Kentucky. He also holds a law degree from Catholic University and is a member of the Pennsylvania and District of Columbia bars.
Steeg Named a Deputy Editor of Clinical Cancer Research
Clinical Cancer Research focuses on innovative clinical research and translational research that bridges the laboratory and the clinic. The journal publishes original articles on clinical trials evaluating new treatments for cancer; research on molecular abnormalities that predict incidence, response to therapy, and outcome; and laboratory studies of new drugs and biological agents that will lead to clinical trials in patients.
Dr. Steeg assumes her new editorial position in September 2007. She will join Dr. Ken Anderson from Harvard University, who will be the journal's new editor-in-chief.
All-Ireland NCI Cancer Consortium Web Site Wins Award
The award recognizes that the project met and surpassed standards of excellence that comprise the Web's most professional work. The judges evaluated design, usability, innovation in technical features, standards compliance, and content. To win this award, the site had to meet strict guidelines in each area, a standard achieved by only a fraction of sites in the competition each year.
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The National Advisory Cancer Council sponsored its first conference in 1937 to provide administrators and directors of cancer research institutions input on the development of activities proposed under the National Cancer Institute Act. In 1940, the Council sponsored its first scientific conference to discuss gastric cancer and encourage gastric cancer research. (Read more)
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Health Promotion Among Racial and Ethnic Minority Males
This is a renewal of PA-03-170. This funding opportunity will use the R01 (PA-07-422) and R21 (PA-07-421) award mechanisms. For more information, see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=3753. Inquiries: Dr. Linda Nebeling - email@example.com
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Principal Investigator: Dr. Keith S. Lanier • Manager: Mary Brunetti, R.N. • Columbia River Oncology Program, 9450 SW Barnes Road, Suite 140, Portland, OR 97225 • Phone: 503-216-6260 • Web site: http://www.cropor.org
The mission of CROP is to improve community health by promoting the understanding, prevention, and optimal management of cancer patients through participation in state-of-the-art cancer clinical trials. CROP includes an executive board with representative committee structure and a central office that includes six staff members who manage the large cancer prevention studies, as well as the CCOP administrative and regulatory functions.
Fifteen clinical research nurses and 11 clinical research associates employed by the consortium hospitals recruit patients to cancer control and treatment protocols and collect and submit data to the research bases.
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Residents of the Portland metropolitan area are evenly distributed by age, with 20 percent of the population over the age of 55 and 24 percent under age 19. Cancer patient demographics generally follow the profile of the region's population. The Portland-Vancouver area has a low-percentage minority population, with Hispanics the largest group at 7.5 percent, followed by Asian and Pacific Islanders at 5.2 percent, African-Americans at 3.0 percent, and Native American and Alaska native at 1.0 percent.
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CROP has participated in several cancer prevention studies including the Breast Cancer Prevention Trial, the Study of Tamoxifen and Raloxifene, the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial, and the Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial.
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The trains will stop at all of their usual stations in the Loop, but in reverse order. Track work addressing slow zones on the Loop Elevated tracks is causing the reroute, the transit agency said.
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Pink Line trains will begin at the Washington/Wells stop and proceed to the Clark/Lake stop.
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All passengers at the Noyes and Foster stations will board and exit trains on the Linden-bound side of the platform.
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Authorities pulled a woman's body from the Hudson River on Saturday near the spot where a bride-to-be was hurled into the water, along with her fiancé's best man, when a speedboat carrying six friends crashed into a construction barge near the Tappan Zee Bridge.
The couple was set to be married in just two weeks at the very church they met as kids, but rather than prepare for a wedding -- the bride's family is now preparing for her funeral
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Lindsey and Brian were among the six people riding in the speedboat. Lindsey and the best man, 30-year-old Mark Lennon, were ejected.
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State officials approved an agreement with a design firm for the new Atlanta Falcons stadium on Tuesday.A tentative agreement for the Kansas City-based 360 Architecture was approved by the Georgia World Congress Center Authority. That same group gave its thumbs up to the funding plan for the retractable roof stadium, as did the Atlanta City Council and the city's economic development arm."I'd like to think that people will really get excited and embrace this. Atlanta deserves a landmark building. I think there is every opportunity to make an icon and a building people will come from around just to see," said Bill Johnson of 360 Architecture. The team is footing most of the $1 billion bill, with the city chipping in $200 million of hotel-motel tax revenue.When the stadium deal was first announced, Falcons' owner Arthur Blank promised an iconic building. Before the city council vote, Benjamin Flowers of the Georgia Tech School of Architecture encouraged council members to hold stadium planners to that word."They don't call stadiums secular cathedrals for nothing. I think you want that to be a place that people see as a celebration of Atlanta," said Flowers.360 Architecture has designed several sports facilities around the world, including MetLife Stadium -- home of the New York Giants and New York Jets."I think what distinguished 360 was really their whole approach of challenging everything about stadium development in the U.S. and how you can embrace technology, the roof structure," said Frank Poe of the GWCCA.The Georgia World Congress Center Authority agreed to a maximum $35 million design fee for the firm.The goal is to have a new stadium ready by the 2017 football season."It should be something that draws people to Atlanta. People should want to come so they can get a look at the stadium, get inside the stadium. And by the same token, it has to move the needle with respect to the fan experience," said Rich McKay of the Atlanta Falcons.Plans are also underway to hire a general contractor to building the stadium.A final decision has not been made on a site for the new stadium. Two locations near the Georgia Dome remain under consideration.
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Project Jackson 101: A look at funding, risks and benefits
Project Jackson financing option
Project Jackson covers 25 acres in North Augusta
• $100.9M private investment – hotel, townhomes, retail, apartments, offices, YMCA
• $47.7M Public investment – stadium, conference center, parking garage
• $43.95M of Public investment to be paid through TIF and other revenues
The current North Augusta Tax Increment Financing District covers 460 acres and is scheduled to end in 2017. It reflects 1996 property values.
Current TIF Revenue to support Project Jackson
• City of North Augusta: $19.7M
•Aiken County: $19.4M
**Note – (subtract $10.5M payment back to the County to reflect 2012 land values)
• Aiken County Public School District: $0
Total: $28.6M total TIF revenues based on existing TIF without Project Jackson
The proposed TIF revenue plan to support Project Jackson would be an extension of the current TIF to 2043, excluding the School District.
Proposed TIF revenue plan to support Project Jackson
• City of North Augusta: $16.8M (66.4 mills)
• Aiken County: $16.5M (65.3 mills)
• Aiken County Public School District: $14M (135.8 mills) *only 15 years
Total: $47.2M total TIF revenues based on Project Jackson
Cost of Public Improvements: $47.7M
Par amount of City of North Augusta Bonding: $43.95M
Total: $112.2M revenue to pay debt service 2013-2043 (principal + interest)
Projected source of debt service revenues to pay bond:
• $28.6M TIF revenues based on existing TIF without Project Jackson
• $47.2M TIF revenues based on extended TIF on Project Jackson
• $4.5M North Augusta accommodation tax revenue
• $15.1M North Augusta hospitality tax revenue
• $7.2M net hotel and stadium parking revenues
• $9.6M net stadium revenues
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I'm a decent (I wouldn't say big) fan of the ESPY Awards. It usually proves a decent evening of entertainment on an otherwise eventless night, and this year was no exception. Wednesday's ESPY Awards had all the usual, coupled with what seemed a more-than-traditional dose of heartwarming moments. There have been some great snapshots over the years – pretty much any Justin Timberlake or Peyton Manning offering, Samuel L. Jackson playing football, Will Ferrell accepting on behalf of Tiger Woods, of course Jimmy V, Dewey Bozella made me cry, and Norm Macdonald crushing everyone was maybe the best "moment" of all-time – but this might be my favorite ESPY show of all-time.
I was a little nervous when the "Best Moment" award came up, though.
There were Andy Murray, Alex Morgan, Chuck Pagano, and young Jake Hoffman up for the award, and all I could think was, "Please…PLEASE give it to the kid." Not to minimize the moments that were the others, it simply had to be Jake. But when the public votes, you just never know – just reference any All-Star game roster for evidence of that. When the keys are handed over to us, we have an alarming propensity for crashing the car.
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Villa 11548, Rawai
- Rawai, South Phuket
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THB 1,200 - 2,000/day
Stay 7 nights pay only 6 nights and get free round-trip airport transfer
(valid for stays during May to Oct 2014)
This luxurious modern style villa is located on the hillside in a peaceful area overlooking Rawai Beach and the outlaying Islands visible across the Andaman Sea. The rich colors throughout this villa suggest opulence and luxury, blending perfectly with the comfortable furnishings and the Asian theme reminding you of the Thai tradition and cultures that are part of Phuket's lifestyle.
Villa comes with 8 bedrooms (with an additional 9th bedroom or maid's room), all with built in wardrobes, en-suite bathrooms, ceiling fans, remote control air conditioning units and large flat screen TVs with DVD players and cable TV. Bedroom suites are split over three levels, offering 4 king size beds and 4 rooms with twin single beds, therefore comfortably accommodating 16 people. The 9th bedroom is ideal for maids, nannies or four extra people as it has two sets of single bunk beds and an en-suite bathroom.
- 8/9 bedrooms en suite, complete with air conditioning units and ceiling fans.
- Large master bedroom suite with living room, TV/DVD and private balcony, walk in wardrobes and en-suite bathroom with shower and large bath.
- Three further king size bedroom suites, all with TVs and DVD players, and en-suite bathrooms with large walk in showers and baths.
- Four more twin bedrooms with two 3.6' large single beds in each, all with TVs and DVD players, and en-suite bathrooms with large walk in showers
- 9th Bedroom designed with housekeeper/maid in mind with single bunk beds, en-suite shower room and access to laundry.
- Large upper sun terrace with several sunbeds and cabana with views across the Andaman Sea.
- Pool Deck with Dining Table for 16 guests and an extensive selection of comfortable seating and modern garden furniture surrounding the private infinity edge swimming pool with integral Jacuzzi.
- undercover dining table on outside terrace, seating 16 guests, complete with Gas BBQ.
- Open plan living area with large sofa and 50" TV, DVD player (plus selection of movies) and cable TV with over 30 channels.
- IPod docking station
- Games room with pool table, table tennis table, TV, DVD player and more seating.
- Private balconies with dining tables for 4 for intimate smaller breakfasts or evening meals, looking directly out across the Andaman sea.
- Fully fitted luxury Western style kitchen with feature "Thai Sitting Area".
- Granite work surfaces throughout kitchen, kitchenettes, all bathrooms, cloakrooms, laundry and maid's room.
- Second living room with huge comfortable sofa and additional 50" TV, DVD player and cable TV, ideal for the family to spread out or to entertain children.
- Private Office with Desk and High Speed WIFI.
- Double carport and ample additional parking.
- Welcome pack on arrival including tea, coffee, water, juice, bread, milk and fruit.
- Bed linen and towel change when required.
- Laundry, self service or maid service.
- Driver/car hire/motorbike rental, can be arranged at extra charge Excursions etc… can be arranged or suggested.
Close proximity to Rawai beach, and is a short walk to a good selection of restaurants, bars, night life and of course easy access to the numerous long tail boats and speed boats that can whisk you away to the golden sands and azures waters of the many outlaying Islands. Alternatively you can stay closer to home and enjoy the benefits of Phuket's "number one" beach, "Nai Harn", just a short drive away.
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- Sleeps16
- Bathrooms8
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- Swimming PoolPrivate Pool
- Bedrooms Description4 King sized-beds and 8 Single beds
- Dining RoomDining Table for 16 guests
- Living Room2 Living room
- JacuzziOutdoor Jacuzzi
- KitchenWestern Kitchen style
- Entertainment50" TV, Cable TV, DVD player, Pool table, table tennis table
- InternetHigh Speed wifi internet
- Service StaffFull time maid and daily cook (8:30am – 5:pm), gardener and pool boy are included.
One return airport transfers by minivan(s) on arrival and departure are included and a daily driver and minivan can be arranged at additional cost.
- Distance Beach5-10 minutes drive
- Distance Airport20-30 minutes drive
- Distance Phuket City30-40 minutes drive
- Distance Golf Course10-20 minutes drive
- FeaturesChildren Allowed, Fully-furnished, No Pets, No Smoking
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