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Yup, Bridget, you're definitely hot.
Yup, Bridget, you're definitely hot.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Kate, you definitely do NOT look like a troll.
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I have a hard time with impulse control, too. It sucks.
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I'm in a wedding in the middle of June and I really wanted to slim down for her. The only thing that makes me feel better is that she didn't slim down for me when she was my maid of honor
Not to mention the cruise...but I guess I can deal with being a little heavy on the cruise. I already got my fabulous picture with Joey
I thought you looked great on the cruise!
I feel like I fished for compliments but that was not my intent. Thank you for saying that. I do only post good pics of myself, though fwiw.
I'm sorry to keep harping on this but here is the other thing that is adding to my resentment of dbf playing his poker in the living room. I find myself waiting on him. Like, I cook dinner and I bring it to him and when I had it to him he's all, "Is there any tobasco?". When he says that I always give him a dirty look but I end up doing it because in itself it's a small request and I guess I do have a bit of the I don't want my partner to think I'm psychotic syndrome we've been discussing. But then I'm grabbing him a beer or handing him the remote and it all adds up.
Enough. If you are working then go to work. I'll pack you some snacks if you're going to bring home a paycheck but I'm not waiting on you hand and foot after I've worked all day myself. Evenings are so incredibly busy with just the cleaning and the kids stuff.
I'm pushing him to set up in the boathouse. He already bought a second computer off craigslist so let's get it moving.
YAY! For all the moms that are going back to school. I can only imagine how hard that must be.
Kate, I have poor impulse control as well, but have joined MFP to help. It's easier to control if I can see what exactly I'm shoveling into my mouth. It also motivates me to work out. The harder I work out, the more I can eat.
I don't know if I've mentioned in here that my mother needs cataract surgery and doesn't drive at night (since she almost killed me turning on the wrong side of a median at dusk). I asked her earlier if she wanted to go see the Hunger Games with me this weekend since DH can take it or leave it. She wants to go, but can't in the afternoon because she is in a concert. So I suggested going at night, not thinking about the driving issue. She lives outside the city on a dirt road, 30-40 minute drive away. I live right across the street from the theatre. So she suggested I have K drive me to her house, then we drive in to town in her car, watch the movie, then drive back to her house and my dad would drive me home. I guess this way no one has to make that drive more than twice - but that means I would spend 2+ hours driving back and forth to go see a movie playing close enough that I could walk to. I told her we shouldn't go at night if that was the only way to do it, but now I just feel like a complainer. Is there any good answer to this?
And there are no theatres near her house. There are some closer than going all the way back here, but they are older/dirtier theatres that I try hard not to go to.
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Are you dying to see it or could you go next weekend? That seems like a lot of rigamorole for a movie.
I just looked at Kai laying on the couch and I think he looks bigger. I can't wait to measure him tomorrow.
I do drive, but right now DH and I only have one car that works reliably. Taking the truck means stranding DH at home.
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You are so nice to bring him things while he's "working" Bridget. I hope if you stop he won't make a big deal out of it.
Reading about your DBFs issue with working in the living room made me think of a good friend of mine and her DH. Her DH, like yours is really handy and is good at building things. I wish he could come live with me for a single day. I tell him I'd put him to work LOL! It was so funny to me because when I first met this friend and went over her house I looked out of the window and saw another house in the backyard, literally a small house, it has electricity, windows, a good roof, gutters, everything. She said her husband built it because he needed a place to work and that he invited his brother over and they literally built the house in a weekend. I told them they remind me of the Amish getting together and raising a house (it is funny because her DH's brother has a long beard like the Amish and both of them are really cute and skinny and do favor Amish guys, just not dressed the same way of course!)
Your DBF needs to build himself a little cottage to work in. That would solve your problem but he'd probably like it so much he'd hole out in there sometimes. My friend's DH hangs out in his office/house all the time. He drinks beer, surfs the net and just goes out there to get some quiet time away from the kids. They also have 3 kids and ironically they are nearly the same age as your kids she has a 7, 5, and soon to be 1 year old.
Mandy, that long road trip to go across the street sounds like it would really suck. Is your mom really stoked about going? If so, I'd probably go, if not I'd suggest we go next week to a matinee or something. I know spring break is coming up (or maybe it has already passed for you ours isn't for another week) maybe you could go then and avoid the crowds.
I really want to see it, too. DH is willing to go with me if I rope him into it, but he doesn't really like crowds so he wants to wait until midweek to go see it. I was hoping mom would go with me sooner.
Too bad we can't go together, Kate!
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Yeah, that would be awesome!
Our theater is never busy-the hardcore fans probably went to see it at midnight when it came out. DH knows I'm really psyched for it and I think he'll enjoy it too. He kept trying to tell me that he heard it was going to be all angsty and romantic like Twilight but it looks like they didn't do that.
He practically has a cottage in the boathouse! He made it really nice in there and it's not going to house a boat. He has couches and tv, with a roll up garage door that he's going to get a screen for. It will be great to sit down there this summer! I wouldn't mind if he hung out there at other times. He's around entirely too much! I hope that doesn't sound mean to say but really I'm here all the time to since the daycare is here and it's just too much togetherness.
He actually snapped at the kids for playing ring around the rosy (rosie) the other day because he was in a crucial point of his game. I mean, come on. Does it get any more innocent than ring around rosy?
I don't mind driving and if it was something I wanted to do, 40 minutes twice doesn't sound like a deal breaker to me. That said, I don't think a really great movie has been made since Forest Gump.
I'm going to NYC this weekend because a friend sort of got stranded down there. I'm driving down Sunday and back Monday. It's supposed to be 3.5 hours one way, but I expect it'll be more like 4.
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No, it would be 40 minutes four times (there, back, there, back) the way she was suggesting it. There and back I don't mind but she is suggesting over two hours of driving. I'm not sure the movie itself is that long!
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I didn't realize you were that close to NYC. When I lived in Westchester my brother went to school in Rochester. We drove out to visit once and I have a hazy memory of it taking 8 hours. Of course, that's farther in both directions but I still thought you were further from the city.
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I love NYC, but wouldn't want to live there. Loved growing up only 30 minutes away, though. We had access to so much great stuff, while still living on a dirt road near a dairy farm. Perfect, IMHO.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Kai grew 1/2 inch since Feb 14!
Tht's nice of you, Chrissy, to drive all that way to help a friend. you have a heart of gold.
my DH has a man cave too. it's his workshop in the garage. if He disappears, I know I'll find him down there. I do love having a handy husband, I have to say. I
used to do everything for myself and had my own power tools.. built shelves and such. Now I
pretty much don't even replace a battery if I have to unscrew the cover to get it off.
Mandy, Kate, I wish we lived in the same town do we could camp out and see the Hunger Games together. Nobody I know here has read te book or wants to see it. Hype makes it do much more fun!
I too think living just outside a city, within driving distance - but having open land is ideal. You have to be practically in the 1% to live like that near any major CA city.
Kai, you grow boy!!!


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<i>Koto Bolofo launched his photographic career by striding into the offices of British Vogue sporting a black suit and wielding a fake New York accent, charming all with his brazen disguise. Since then, the acclaimed South African-born photographer has become a fashion world cult figure, shooting regularly for The New York Times Magazine, Interview, and GQ, as well as creating advertising campaigns for Burberry, Levi's and Hermès. His 2008 book on Venus Williams was a magnificent paean to athletic prowess, and his love of rarefied expertise is again manifest in his photographs of vintage Bugatti cars, collected in Vroom! Vroom!, out next month from Steidl.
I've only had an assistant for the last eight years. I used to do everything myself. That's how I started, and I like working that way. Vroom Vroom! I did by myself, and it took me back to the way I [previously] did photography—just standing out there with a camera, a tripod and no lights. My signature is very light, fresh and positive. An eccentricity is definitely there, it's not a made-up thing. There's a madness in me which is a positive madness. The thing is, I'm a real simple lad—I love girls and I like cars and I don't drink beer. I can't help [loving] things from the past, it's like a magnet—a Morris Minor, or a car that's been hand-built… it doesn't matter what it is. I love the sense of craftsmanship. I still do black and white hand-printing. When I got involved with Bugatti, [I thought] here is something I really aspire to: beautiful cars. They were made in factories, but they were panel-beaten. They got a flat piece of metal and they shaped that metal with a sand bag and a wooden mallet. You get a form that is absolutely magic to see. It's like forgotten hands, or what one can do with your hands and with a sense of vision. I have always liked cars. Dad always had nice cars—I mean, they weren't called "vintage" at that time, but he had a VW Beetle and a Ford Corsair… we went through cars. And I was the one, with my brother, who would wash them on Sundays, and we felt good about it. One of my upcoming books with Hermès is called Bugatti. It's about the Bugatti Veyron, the modern Bugatti which is worth millions. Hermès had a fantastic relationship in the early days with Bugatti, and used to make the traveling cases for the cars. They had this relationship, and [recently] they were making the [2005] Veyron and Hermès was doing the leather interior. So I had the opportunity to go and photograph this car. They were cutting and fitting the leather pieces for the seats. It is interesting that Hermès was able to work with something ultra-modern and still use hand-craft [techniques] that were established hundreds of years ago.


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The Glenbrook Lady Apaches softball team fell to 7-2 in district play as they fell to the Claiborne Academy Lady Rebels Thursday, 7-5.
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after been here a while and seeing many stunning sketchbooks, I try to do one myself. Here are some of my sketches:
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I feel for you, I am always stunned by all those amazing artists around here, but they motivate you to become better, right?
Cool character design, did you use references for them? Especially the first one is nice, keep on working!
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no, for none of these I used references, except the arm and the following pictures (5 Min sketches, except the hand):
Some fanatasy tree:
Some portraits:
These are great! I really love your "comic" style in your first pictures. And these portraits look nice as well! Kep the comming
Some colors (very old sketch):
thanks for the comment on my sb yo
you've got a pretty good start here, so keep going at it. i think it'd be helpful to work on line quality as you're drawing from ref - pay attention to the flow of your mark making, and adjust the width of the marks as the reference needs. it's tough, but it'll be a long term benefit. as for rendering, smudging isn't the best way to attain realism; you'll want to do some careful, form-following crosshatching.
looking forward to updates :]
although,sehrc,I've seen that sometimes,if done right,smudging CAN get pretty powerful results...
I personally prefer crosshatching to smudging,but,it's laborsome,sometimes really boring,and not to mention slow...
But take this advice,Carsten,try utilising an eraser when smudging,that's how you get the highlights,and always keep in mind that there is form and the flow thereof.So try to explain the form using the light.But render it the way you feel it best suiting for you,after all,you are the one drawing
2009? Hey you've got some good sketches. Good start. It's like 2012, so I don't know if your still watching this sketchbook lol... anyway. Peace.
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good sketches man keep it up
Nice sketches, keep them coming.
thanks for the comments. Indeed, I have practiced a litte in digital painting. Here are some sketches:
Sometimes I'm cruising with my bike and my sketchbook and try to find some nice motives. Here are some (unfinished) inks:
update with two pencil studies:
Some Muybridge studies:
I like that you take your sketchbook with you on the road. Keep it up!
Some nice works in here .. always nice to see a fantasy-fan at work!
Any advice I can give would be ..draw more this year than ever before
You're off to a good start already, judging by the posting frequency starting on feb the 16th. So keep doing that
*actually the biking idea is pretty good. Must try that sometimes*
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liking the practices and the studies. keep these drawings going and digi studies... and AWESOME! muyyybridge!
thanks for your comments. I tried a litte acrylic painting a while ago. Here are some results:
The ones from February 16th are my favs.
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thanks for your comments. Here are some (unfinished) digital & analog updates:
Nice studies!! Keep it up!!
some update, I'm focussing on landscapes:
some Updates:
some updates:
The woman is drawn by reference.
Some Updates:
Finished Minotaur:
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some unfinished piece:
Nice characters, keep posting
Very cool selection of styles & medium Some really excellent digi painting happening here! You have a greast eye for color.
Your Middle eastern man really stands out.
Thise ink sketches are really killer too. Would dig to see more of those.
keep it up man
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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
NY Giants... My father was a huge fan, one of my better childhood memories.
What's your favorite movie quote?
Pope of Greenwich Village... "Charlie! They took my thumb! "
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
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What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
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What's the worst job you've ever had?
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NCI Director von Eschenbach Nominated to Head FDA
Last week President Bush nominated current NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach to be the next commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Dr. von Eschenbach has served as the interim FDA commissioner since late last September, after Dr. Lester Crawford resigned from the position.
"I am deeply honored to be nominated to head the FDA, and I look forward to continuing to serve our great nation in this capacity," Dr. von Eschenbach said. "As a result of this nomination, I intend to resign my position as NCI director.
"I cannot overstate how much I've enjoyed working at NCI," he said. "The staff at NCI, from the senior leadership on down, are among the most highly talented and dedicated group of people I've ever worked with. NCI is a very special organization, and I will miss my interactions with staff and the committed members of the research and advocacy communities very much." Read more
Progress and Opportunity
Last week, President Bush nominated me to be the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). I have enjoyed serving as interim FDA commissioner, a post I have held since last September, and am honored by the President's decision to nominate me for this important public health leadership position.
I look forward to sharing with members of Congress and the medical community my aspirations for this critical agency, and how I believe we can take advantage of the numerous opportunities afforded by advances in science and technology to protect and improve our nation's health. Read more
NCI Director von Eschenbach Nominated to Head FDA
Last week President Bush nominated current NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach to be the next commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Dr. von Eschenbach has served as the interim FDA commissioner since late last September, after Dr. Lester Crawford resigned from the position.
"I am deeply honored to be nominated to head the FDA, and I look forward to continuing to serve our great nation in this capacity," Dr. von Eschenbach said. "As a result of this nomination, I intend to resign my position as NCI director.
"I cannot overstate how much I've enjoyed working at NCI," he said. "The staff at NCI, from the senior leadership on down, are among the most highly talented and dedicated group of people I've ever worked with. NCI is a very special organization, and I will miss my interactions with staff and the committed members of the research and advocacy communities very much."
Dr. von Eschenbach was named NCI Director in 2002, after a 25-year career at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. At the time of his departure from M.D. Anderson, he was Executive Vice President and Chief Academic Officer. He was the founding director of M.D. Anderson's Prostate Cancer Research Program and directed the Genitourinary Cancer Center.
Less than a year after Dr. von Eschenbach's arrival at NCI, the institute announced a challenge goal: to eliminate the suffering and death due to cancer by 2015.
In addition to the recently released NCI strategic plan, Dr. von Eschenbach noted that NCI has launched a number of key initiatives that will play an integral role in achieving the 2015 goal, including the NCI Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer, the cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid, the $95 million Community Networks Program to reduce disparities in cancer care and outcomes, and The Cancer Genome Atlas.
"Andy is an inspired choice to provide permanent leadership at this critical agency," Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt said of the nomination. "His career has been defined by his vision for progress in research and passion for the care of patients - two qualities which will serve the agency and the American public well."
Dr. John Niederhuber, NCI deputy director for clinical and translational sciences, has been overseeing the institute's day-to-day operations since Dr. von Eschenbach assumed the interim commissioner role at FDA last fall. He will continue in this role until an acting director of NCI is named.
Progress and Opportunity
Last week, President Bush nominated me to be the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). I have enjoyed serving as interim FDA commissioner, a post I have held since last September, and am honored by the President's decision to nominate me for this important public health leadership position.
I look forward to sharing with members of Congress and the medical community my aspirations for this critical agency, and how I believe we can take advantage of the numerous opportunities afforded by advances in science and technology to protect and improve our nation's health.
As a result of this nomination, I intend to resign as NCI director. I have enjoyed my time at NCI more than I could have possibly imagined. The opportunity to fly at 40,000 feet, so to speak, and witness the remarkable breadth of work done at NCI and in the entire cancer community, but, more importantly, the unmatched dedication to saving lives, has been truly gratifying.
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My confidence in our ability to achieve the 2015 goal goes beyond the remarkable advances in science and technology seen over the past decade. My confidence is rooted in an absolute trust that the cancer community would take up this challenge with vigor and optimism, that it would view no barrier as insurmountable, no challenge as too great.
As the recent release of the NCI strategic plan demonstrates, we now have before us a world-changing opportunity. Every day we are identifying susceptibility points in the cancer development process, and we are simultaneously studying and developing new interventions that can exploit those susceptibilities. That work is being aided by advances in areas like nanotechnology, imaging, proteomics, and information technology. But without the unprecedented intellectual capacity of the cancer research community and the unrelenting commitment of our advocacy community, these technologies would mean nothing. In the end, it's all about the people who are making this progress a reality.
We established a bold goal 4 years ago. But we are defined not by goals, but by accomplishments. And I have no doubt that we can accomplish a great many things as a community committed to a vision of a world where there no longer is suffering and death due to cancer.
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Gene Profiling Reveals Novel Subtype of Liver Cancer
The subtype, hepatoblast B (HB), is associated with a poor prognosis. It is distinguished from other types of liver cancer by the differential expression of hundreds of genes. The researchers compared gene activity in liver tumors from humans and mice, and validated the HB subtype gene expression signature using an independent cohort of liver cancer patients, according to an article published early online in Nature Medicine.
The variability of liver cancer suggests that the disease may comprise biologically distinct subtypes, including different cells of origin. Both adult hepatocytes and liver stem cells can be a source of tumors, and the new findings indicate that gene expression profiling can provide information about a tumor's cellular origins. Previous studies suggested that cancer cells retain some of the gene expression of the cellular lineage from which the cancer originated.
The study included 61 cases of liver cancer from Chinese individuals, and 14 were classified in the HB subgroup. An analysis of activated pathways in the tumors suggests that the AP-1 complex of transcription factors may be "the driving force in tumorigenesis" of the HB subtype.
"This subtype could not be distinguished from other liver tumors by pathologists, and this further demonstrates the usefulness of gene expression profiling in classifying tumors," notes lead researcher Dr. Snorri Thorgeirsson of NCI's Center for Cancer Research. "As we move toward more precise classification of liver tumors into homogeneous subtypes, we hope to translate these data into useful clinical applications."
Gene-Expression Signature Predictive in Node-Negative Breast Cancer
An international group of investigators has validated a 76-gene prognostic signature for lymph node-negative (LNN) primary breast cancer that showed promising results in an initial single-center study in the Netherlands. The results of the validation study appear online on the Journal of Clinical Oncology Web site.
The investigators used frozen tissue samples from 180 women with LNN breast cancer who had been followed for more than 5 years after diagnosis or who developed distant relapse within 5 years. RNA isolated from the samples was hybridized to custom-made gene chips containing the 76 genes whose expression was hypothesized to predict relapse and survival. Differences in distant metastasis-free survival and overall survival between groups of women predicted as high risk or low risk by the signature were calculated.
The gene signature accurately predicted 27 of 30 relapses that occurred within the first 5 years of follow-up, and correctly identified approximately 50 percent of patients who did not relapse. Results from the predictive gene profile were compared with risk classifications using the St. Gallen and NIH criteria. Using either set of criteria, 29 of the 30 metastatic relapses would have been predicted correctly, but 94 to 98 percent of patients who did not relapse would also have been recommended adjuvant systemic therapy. "Therefore," state the investigators, "application of this gene signature could result in a substantial reduction of the number of LNN patients who would otherwise be recommended for unnecessary adjuvant systemic therapy, in particular avoiding overtreatment by chemotherapy."
Folate in Food Cuts Pancreatic Cancer Risk
Pancreatic cancer is often asymptomatic while it develops; once diagnosed, overall survival is poor, making effective chemoprevention especially important. Researchers in Sweden have found population-based evidence that dietary folate reduces the risk of pancreatic cancer by up to 75 percent, according to a study published in the March 15 Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI).
Folate - also known as folic acid and vitamin B-9 - is found naturally in some leafy green vegetables and fruits, especially citrus. Since 1998, FDA requirements have prompted the addition of synthetic folic acid to many prepared foods. Folic acid affects DNA methylation, which has broad implications for human health.
Information on diet came from a 1997 questionnaire given to nearly 82,000 women and men who took part in two large prospective population studies in Sweden. Results after 6.8 years compared those who consumed the most folate from any source with those who consumed the least, and found a protective effect of 67 percent, but this did not extend to folic acid from dietary supplements and multivitamins. "Although our results suggest that increased consumption of foods naturally rich in folate may be beneficial, they do not encourage increased use of supplements for the prevention of pancreatic cancer," said Dr. Susanna C. Larsson of the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm.
The dose-response findings suggest the more dietary folate, the better the protection against the disease. Alcohol consumption and smoking have been linked to pancreatic cancer risk in other studies, but neither showed any interaction with dietary folate in these data.
Lung Cancer Screening Trial Tests Silenced Genes as Biomarkers
A clinical trial reports that testing the sputum of individuals at high risk of lung cancer for silenced genes shows promise as a potential screening tool for detecting early signs of the disease. The experimental test, which is not yet ready for clinical use, screens 14 genes that are inactivated at different stages of lung cancer for the presence of chemicals called methyl groups that can attach to genes and silence them. The process is called hypermethylation; previous studies have suggested that hypermethylated genes could be biological markers for cancer.
Six of the 14 genes - p16, PAX5-ß, MGMT, DAPK, GATA5, and RASSF1A - were associated with a 50 percent increased risk of lung cancer. Participants who had three or more of these methylated, silenced genes in sputum that was collected within 18 months of diagnosis had a 6.5-fold increased risk for lung cancer. The test identified 65 percent of individuals who later developed symptoms of lung cancer, but it also identified 35 percent of cancer-free control participants, according to findings in the March 15 Cancer Research.
Dr. Steven Belinsky, who directs the Lung Cancer Program at the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute in Albuquerque, led the research. Participants came from the University of Colorado Cancer Center Sputum Screening Cohort Study, an ongoing prospective study initiated in 1993 to determine whether mucus that coats all parts of the lung might contain genetic evidence of cancer cells when expelled in sputum.
The test performed poorly when the sputum was collected more than 18 months before lung cancer was diagnosed. A person who tests positive would receive a follow-up diagnostic bronchoscopy or x-ray to determine if tumors exist, according to Dr. Belinsky. If tumors are not evident, patients could be retested in several months.
Childhood Leukemia Incidence and Influenza in Great Britain
Researchers from the University of Oxford in England have identified small peaks in the incidence of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in Great Britain in 1976 and 1990 that immediately followed winter influenza epidemics. While their time-trends analysis was not designed to measure causation, the observed association supports the hypothesis that some types of childhood leukemia may be triggered by a challenge to the immune system. The results were published in the March 15 JNCI.
The investigators collected ALL incidence data from the National Registry of Childhood Tumours (NRCT) for children younger than 15 in England, Scotland, and Wales between 1974 and 2000. Cases were categorized as either CD10-positive precursor B-cell ALL (cALL) or non-cALL.
An increasing trend in the incidence of ALL between 1974 and 2000 was identified. Between 1980 and 1996, this trend was apparently due to a specific increase in the cALL subtype, suggesting that the cause of cALL differs from that of other childhood leukemias. The peaks in the incidence of ALL in 1976 and 1990, observed after winter influenza outbreaks, were also caused by a specific increase in cALL.
Their results, state the investigators, "are consistent with hypotheses suggesting that some childhood leukemia may be triggered by infection occurring close to the time of diagnosis of leukemia…and they raise the possibility that influenza may sometimes be involved."
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Pilot Studies: Oral Complications of Cancer Therapies
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Clinical Trials: Oral Complications of Cancer Therapy
This is a renewal of PAR-04-133 and will use the R21 award mechanism. For more information, see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=3358. Inquiries: Dr. Bruce Pihlstrom - firstname.lastname@example.com
Combination Therapy for Peritoneal Carcinomatosis
Phase III Randomized Study of Operative Debulking and Systemic Chemotherapy with or without Intra- and Peri-Operative Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy in Patients with Peritoneal Carcinomatosis from Low-Grade Gastrointestinal Adenocarcinoma (NCI-03-C-0085). See the protocol summary at http://cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/NCI-03-C-0085.
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In this clinical trial, patients with peritoneal carcinomatosis from low-grade gastrointestinal cancers will be treated with surgery to remove all visible tumors (operative debulking). During surgery, half of the patients will also be treated with hyperthermic chemotherapy administered directly into the peritoneal cavity (continuous hyperthermic peritoneal perfusion). These patients will receive additional intraperitoneal chemotherapy within 2 weeks after surgery. All patients will receive systemic chemotherapy 4 to 6 weeks after surgery.
Researchers hope to determine whether adding continuous hyperthermic peritoneal perfusion to operative debulking will help delay the progression of peritoneal carcinomatosis and result in longer survival.
"Many patients with low-grade gastrointestinal carcinomas develop peritoneal carcinomatosis rather than distant metastases," said Dr. Pingpank. "We know the most important aspect of treatment for these patients is complete resection of the tumors. What we hope to determine is whether adding the intraperitoneal perfusion will provide an added benefit that would justify the potential toxicity of the procedure."
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The next NCI Science Writers' Seminar will present the latest research on enhancing the quality of life of cancer survivors. It will take place at the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University on April 11 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m, CDT (Noon to 2:30 p.m. EDT).
Scientists from NCI and the Lurie Center will discuss cancer survivorship research and support programs at their respective organizations. Presenters include Dr. Noreen Aziz (NCI); Drs. Charles Bennett, Kim Dilley, Lynne Wagner, and Teresa Woodruff (all from Lurie); and a cancer survivor. The seminar will take place at Northwestern University, 340 East Superior Street, 3rd Floor, Chicago. Directions and maps are online at http://www.cancer.northwestern.edu/Directions/Index.cfm. To register for the seminar, please contact Dorie Hightower or Ann Benner in the NCI Media Relations Branch at 301-496-6641 or at email@example.com.
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Measurement of Cancer Disparities Monograph Available
The monograph also provides tools for anyone conducting health disparities research and interested in better understanding issues related to population-based analysis of health disparities. The monograph is available online at http://seer.cancer.gov/publications/disparities/.
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NCI is soliciting applications from eligible investigators (http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-CA-07-014.html) and will be holding a pre-application conference for potential applicants on March 31 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Please contact Dr. Daniela Gerhard at firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
NIH Establishes Office to Manage and Fund Transdisplinary Research Initiatives
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Portfolio Analysis and Strategic Initiatives (OPASI) is being established to coordinate the assessment and management of the overall NIH research portfolio, including creation of a "Common Fund" for scientific initiatives in areas of interest across multiple NIH institutes and centers (ICs).
NIH Deputy Director Dr. Raynard Kington presented the background and mission of OPASI at the March 13 joint meeting of NCI's Board of Scientific Advisors (BSA) and Board of Scientific Counselors (BSC). He noted that the new office was in response to concerns raised by Congress and others that NIH was not doing a satisfactory job of strategic planning and investing to address transdisciplinary research opportunities and emerging public health needs.
"A case in point is NIH's obesity initiative," Dr. Kington commented. "The public health warnings on obesity began over 10 years ago with more and more data indicating an impending health problem for the country. Yet NIH didn't develop a comprehensive strategic plan for obesity until 2004." There was a lot of research into obesity at NCI and other ICs "but what was missing was a comprehensive integration across NIH to make sure we were making the right investments in this critical area," he added.
OPASI will "institutionalize the NIH Roadmap process" of identifying and selecting areas of research with crosscutting implications, Dr. Kington continued. OPASI's director (Dr. Kington is currently acting director) will report directly to the NIH director. The office, which will be overseen by a working group of the NIH Steering Committee, will consist of three components: Division of Resource Development and Analysis (DRDA), Division of Evaluation and Systematic Assessments, and Division of Strategic Coordination.
For example, Dr. Kington noted, DRDA will be the home for developing and using new analytic tools and information to do a better job of managing and analyzing NIH's entire portfolio of more than 40,000 grants. In addition, "we will have a systematic, transparent process for scanning the horizon for both scientific opportunities and for emerging public health needs," he explained.
OPASI's Common Fund will be a set-aside, where an agreed-upon percentage of the budget of each IC will be allocated for trans-NIH initiatives selected by OPASI. This will initially be set at 1.6 percent of the ICs' appropriations for FY 2007. There will be no increase in the percentage contribution in future years until the annual NIH budget increase exceeds the Biomedical Research and Development Price Index. "And the rate of growth will be determined annually by the NIH director and the IC directors" up to a maximum of 5 percent, Dr. Kington said.
The identification and selection of trans-NIH research programs will begin with submission of proposals by stakeholders in the scientific and advocacy communities. OPASI staff will initially review the proposals and then the ICs and NIH directors will winnow the list further. They will do that in consultation with a new Council of Councils consisting of 30 members drawn from nominations from the ICs and the NIH director. Initiatives will be funded for an initial 5 years, with an option for either a 5-year renewal, transfer to one or more ICs, or termination.
"We see OPASI as a novel approach to functionally address a problem that some in Congress and others have suggested should be dealt with by structurally changing NIH," Dr. Kington commented.


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