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Creative project workshops for 14-19 year olds led by DJ/Writer Dave Haslam and comic book artist Jim Medway.
If you're 14-19 years old, interested in art and culture and want to get more involved at Manchester Art Gallery, Creative Consultants could be just what you're looking for.
Creative Consultants is our young volunteer programme where you will develop your creative thinking skills, get experience of the creative industries and meet artists and cultural professionals to expand your networks. You don't have to have any existing knowledge about art or be studying art to get involved.
This year we'll particularly be looking at Creative Manchester and Contemporary Art in connection with our Dreams Without Frontiers exhibition.
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Red earth, endless skies, buzzy cities, a very long reef, a very big rock and a very nice place to watch the opera.
Red earth, endless skies, buzzy cities, a very long reef, a very big rock and a very nice place to watch the opera.
Experience it all in Australia, from Sydney's harbour beaches to the vast red deserts of Alice Springs. Galleries highlight the nation's history in Canberra, while yachties go sunset sailing in Perth. Inland from the fertile coast, share stories with country Australians in a Broken Hill pub or discover tropical Australia in Darwin.
Cruise across Sydney Harbour in the sunshine or dine in chandelier-lit restaurants in Melbourne. Away from the cities, stroll along palm-fringed beaches near Cairns and watch the moon rise over the ocean in Broome. Relaxing mineral spas and opulent gold-boom architecture soothe body and soul in Daylesford, while night-time tours visit romantic colonial ruins near Hobart.
Swim, surf and play in Sydney leaving time to visit Taronga Zoo to see more than 2,900 exotic and native species. Snorkel the Great Barrier Reef from Townsville. Beach resorts in Noosa offer seaside fun for families. Head south from Alice Springs to catch the sunset in outback splendour at Uluru (Ayers Rock).
Dine under the stars in subtropical Brisbane, and be drawn further north by multicultural cafés of Darwin. Catch drama, musicals and the classics in Melbourne's glittering concert halls, or hit the dance floor with Sydney's night owls in laser-lit clubs at Darling Harbour. There's theatre and opera at Adelaide's arts festival centres, and in Perth live music from up-and-coming bands.

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Australia take on South Africa this summer in the KFC T20 INTL Series with matches in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney.
Mitchell Johnson holds the record for the most wickets (37) in an Ashes series by a left-arm quick.
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A solid domestic career, including a Victoria best 6/48 against NSW earned Pattinson a surprise call up to the national squad for the home series against New Zealand.
A quiet first innings with the ball was soon forgotten when the fiery quick tore through the Kiwi top order, taking the first five wickets of the innings. His 5/27 earned him Man of the Match honours.
He took another five-for in the next game, and finished the two test series with an impressive 14 wickets at an average of just 14.
Pattinson continued his meteoric rise at his home town Test against India in the Boxing Day match at the MCG. 4/53 against the star studded Indians was backed up by another haul of four wickets at the second Test in Sydney.
An impressive showing in the first Test against South Africa confirmed his credentials as one of the world's best quicks.
He picked up the big three of Graeme Smith, Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers in the first, before removing both openers in the second innings.
Pattinson claimed 5/96 in Chennai in a spell that will probably go unnoticed. But when you consider the difficulties faced by Australia that series, it probably rates as one of his best.
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(RNN) - Beware, citizens of the North (Carolina). It appears your neighbors to the South (Carolina) are on the attack.
The listlessness of fans in the Tar Heel State has become a near palpable thing. Its touch reaches out from the grim faces littering the campuses along Tobacco Road.
That malaise is a derivative of the slipshod performance by the companies of men from that fabled patch of land the path intersects. And it's enough to give the fairest of debutantes the vapors.
We think the Gone with the Wind-sday viewing parties may be getting to us.
Clemson stands as the top representative of the Cackalackys after shutting down Duke over the weekend. With a last-second win Monday, the Blue Devils narrowly avoided the pit of despair that is the bottom half of the ACC standings - the place where North Carolina, NC State and Wake Forest also reside.
Those three came in to January with the highest of hopes, yet find themselves with a combined two wins in nine tries.
14 points, 14 rebounds, two 3-pointers Saturday vs. Duke (W 72-59)
So what did you think of Jaron's performance against Duke, TV's Joey Lawrence?
We couldn't agree more. The redshirt freshman was all over the boards, especially on the offensive end. He even showed his range by knocking down a pair of 3s in the second half that swung the momentum to Clemson's favor.
That type of production may not be a one-time thing either - he was a top-100 recruit out of high school in 2012. He missed all of last season with a compound fracture of his leg in April, and he had two surgeries since to repair it, so it's great to see him come back from that and succeed.
The Tigers have two more favorable matchups before a brutal stretch (at Pitt, at UNC, at FSU, vs. GT, at Syracuse, at ND, vs. UVA), so they will need him to keep delivering the goods.
24 points, 10 rebounds, three blocks Saturday vs. Duke (W 72-59)
The leap K.J. has made from sophomore to junior is remarkable. And he knows something about leaping; we're pretty sure he got his shoes stuck in the net a couple of times already.
Check the stats: 17.0 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.9 blocks, 1.1 steals, 48 percent shooting, 37 percent on 3s, 87 percent at the line. And that's all while leading the Tigers from castoffs to contenders.
He's built a strong case for ACC Player of the Year so far. The really scary part? He hasn't touched the ceiling of his abilities.
10 points, 13 rebounds, four blocks Saturday vs. Duke (W 72-59)
That's right, we're rubbing more salt in the wound with a third Clemsonian.
Landry has been a proficient rebounder and shot blocker the whole season. Against Duke, he showed a pretty jump hook the defense couldn't stop.
22 points, nine rebounds, 8-for-10 shooting Tuesday at Georgia Tech (W 81-74)
The senior has grabbed nine or more rebounds in all four of the Panthers' conference games. This team works because of its emphasis on rebounding, and he is always in position to grab a missed shot.
16 points, five assists, four steals Tuesday at Georgia Tech (W 81-74)
This guy doesn't get as much credit as he deserves, mainly because it's what he doesn't do that makes him so important. The sophomore point guard averages less than one turnover per game.
12 points, 12 rebounds, two blocks Saturday vs. North Carolina (W 57-45)
The dunking enthusiast added a couple more to his highlight reel in wins at home over UNC and on the road at BC. He walks that line between "aggressive" and "out of control" with his play, but he rarely crosses it.
Two points, eight rebounds, four blocks Saturday vs. North Carolina (W 57-45)
Against a lot of talented Tar Heel big men, Rakeem kept a lid on the basket for most of the game to help the Orange dominate.
20 points, five rebounds, five assists, six 3-pointers Sunday vs. Maryland (W 85-61)
The senior guard made quick work of the Terrapins by hitting six 3-pointers, part of a season-best 16 from behind the arc for the 'Noles.
16 points, seven rebounds, two blocks Saturday at NC State (W 76-45)
The sophomore has been inconsistent - he went 2-of-9 shooting Monday at Duke - but, at 6'11", he's tough to stop when he has his shot working on the inside.
21 points, four 3-pointers, two steals Monday vs. Virginia (W 69-65)
Sulaimon kept the Devils treading water when he hit a corner 3-pointer with seconds left against Virginia to give his team back the lead. It was also a good lesson to young shooters out there on why ball rotation is important - the attempt clanged against the side of the rim but ricocheted straight up about two feet then fell through the nylon.
It was a lucky break for a team that had a lead most of the game but didn't play with the confidence of a typical Duke squad.
But fear not, enthusiasts, for it may be only an ephemeral pox upon your beloved contestants of the vigorous endeavor known as basketball. The champions of North Carolinians' hearts and minds are all blessed with the tools to light the darkest nights and make it through 'till the dawn of a new day.
In other words, it's early. Stuff could turn around real quick.
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The Japanese have many beautiful traditions one of which is the art of Sashiko. I found a Sashiko pattern that looked like little arrowheads and adapted it to make a quilting block. The following quilt showcases one placement of the block to make a very colourful lap quilt using Modern Workshop by Oliver + S. Liesl Gibson has painted a palette of vibrant hues and subtle designs which made it so much fun to make these Kimonos Fly.
1 x Modern Workshop Jelly Roll
2 yards of main border fabric (use length to cut borders)
1.25 yard Moda Bella Solid - Chocolate 9900 41
1.75 yard Moda Bella Solid - Moda U Brown 9900 71
The instructions are for a 9 block layout. With careful planning and cutting you can make 12 blocks from one Jelly Roll.
These blocks while they look complex, are quite simple to make. The block is constructed using a strip piecing method cut at 45 degrees. There are three main rules to follow when making these blocks.
- Consistency in your seams. Keep an accurate 1/4" throughout.
- Do not stretch your fabric or pieces. I use spray starch to stabilise my fabrics. I only press my piecing. Do not use steam. Only press a section when complete. This will avoid over pressing.
- Most importantly, always cut your completed strip sets at 45 degrees using the middle seam as a point of reference. If you cut your strips accurately and consistently, they will fit together perfectly when sewing the rows together.
Each block will consist of 17 separate fabrics for the arrowheads, one orange print kimono, one brown print kimono tail, and dark brown kimono tail and sleeve.
- Select two (2) brown strips and two orange strips (2) from your Jelly Roll. These will be your Kimono fabrics.
- Cut 4 x 2.5" strips WOF from dark brown solid for Kimono tails and sleeves.
- Select 34 different fabrics from the Modern Workshop Jelly Roll. Each strip set will yield five (5) to six (6) strips blocks. For this tutorial, we will only use nine (9) in total.
- Cut the strips in half to yield 2 x approximately 22" strips.
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- Make a line drawing of this block and cut a snippet of each fabric and glue or pin to drawing. This will help you organise your strip sets.
- Layout your strip sets in rows and sew together. Stagger your strips 2" from top or bottom depending on the orientation of the rows. (See diagram below).
- Press open Seams.
- Cut the strip sets into rows 2" wide at a 45 degree angle.
- When you have cut all strip sets into rows, lay them as shown below. You will need to cut nine (9) left diamonds and nine (9) right diamonds to add to the ends from the dark brown fabric.
- Sew each row together staring from the left. The intersecting seams should fit snuggly together. Pin well and slow down when you come to each seam intersection. Press open your seams when block is completed.
- Cut block - Your finished block should be 12 1/2". When you cut each block, make sure you place the 45 degree angle of your squaring ruler down the centre and cut each block exactly the same.
- Cut 1" strips WOF from the lighter brown solid.
- Cut six (6) strips the width of your block - 12 1/2"
- Layout your blocks so the Kimonos all lay in the one direction.
- Sew the sashing strips to the top of two (2) blocks and join to make a row of three. Press seams outward.
- Repeat to make two more rows of three (3) blocks.
- Measure across your sets of three finished blocks. Take the average of the two measurements and cut two (2) x 1" strips of the lighter brown solid to make the sashing to join the rows. Sew together making sure the sashing intersections all align. Press seams outward.
- Measure across the centre of the quilt. Using 2" strips of the lighter brown solid, sew to top and bottom.
- Measure from top to bottom of quilt and add 2" border strips to sides of quilt.
- Measure across the centre of the quilt. Cut 1" strips of dark brown solid and 6 1/2" strips of main border fabric. Sew 1" dark brown solid strip to main border fabric. Sew to top and bottom of quilt.
- Measure from top to bottom of quilt and sew a 1" dark brown solid strip to main border fabric and sew left and right borders.
- Make sure quilt is square.
- Cut 2 1/2" strips of the dark brown solid and make double fold binding.
- Sew binding to quilt.
- Quilt as desired. I have machine quilted this project using an all over pattern.
Quilt Size 54" x 54"
One colourful lap quilt.
These are alternative block layouts, which would look fabulous in any of the beautiful fabrics designed for Moda, especially their Bella solid range.
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Kyudo, "the Way of the Bow", is the ancient discipline of Zen archery. The practice of Kyudo is elegant and deceptively simple. Neither age, sex, nor physical strength have any significance, so both young and old and those from all walks of life, are attracted to Kyudo. Kyudo, a standing form of meditation, is unlike sport archery in that hitting the target counts for little. In Kyudo, the target serves only as a mirror of one's mind. With this practice the aim is to synchronize body and awareness in the present moment, and thus purify the heart and mind. Confidence and natural dignity are the result.Kyudo Japanese Zen archery classes meet off site every Sunday, rain or shine, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Equipment is provided.
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As you know, it's been a very long winter. We've been struggling to keep the kids entertained when it's too cold to even play outside. And, let's be honest, they can only play video games for so long. If you are looking for a fun way to pass time (but not too much time) with the kids, I totally recommend Monopoly Empire.
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Thought I would try my own passaround. I don't ever recall seeing a Takeda passaround so I thought I would see if anyone would like to try one out. 250mm Sasanoha with a snakewood and palm handle. I would like to keep this to around six people assuming there is that much interest. I chose this knife because it does not have the standard blade height that I think scares so many people off from buying a Takeda this one is only 47mm tall. Please keep the knife for approx. a week and pass it on. It still has the factory edge and bevel. Feel free to sharpen it and use heavily, but please no bevel changing, polishing or thinning. If you are not comfy taking care of a carbon knife please pass on this one.
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How do your present the turkey legs for serving? Usually, Gene has cut the leg off and put in on the platter with the thighs and sliced breast meat. I always hated seeing that cave man looking leg sitting there, but figured that was just me being silly and said nothing. This year, a twelve year old grandson decided he wanted a leg. He rarely finishes any food he takes and is a very poor eater. Per doctors orders, family is under instruction not to say anything to him about his food habits, so no one said anything. He took a few bites and came into contact with all those long, spiny bones typical in turkey legs and that ended that adventure for him. The next day, I took the meat off the bone and put it with the turkey meat we were keeping for our soup. That day at lunch, he asked for his leg again and I told him I cut the meat off the bone for him. He would have nothing to do with it.
It got me to wondering if anyone really enjoys eating the turkey leg, given all those pesky bones, and do you present it cut off the bones?


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Report to the Nation: Trends in Cancer Treatment
The overall cancer death rate in the United States continues to decline while the overall rate of newly diagnosed cases is essentially unchanged, according to the Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer. The report includes data on cancer mortality and incidence from 1975 through 2002, the most recent year for which statistics are available.
The trend of declining cancer death rates has occurred as physicians in community settings have increasingly adopted treatments recommended by leading cancer organizations and professional societies, according to the study. The researchers used data from NCI's SEER (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results) cancer registries and related resources to track treatments throughout the population over time.
But not all racial and ethnic groups have benefited equally from the progress. The researchers found disparities in the quality of care available in minority and underserved communities as compared with others. They also found different patterns of treatment for cancers, depending on geography. Read more
Even with Changes, NCI Always Moving Forward
Last week brought with it an important change at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), with my appointment as interim commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) by President Bush. And as I said at the time, I will maintain my position as NCI director and my ultimate commitment to the 2015 goal.
To ensure that the many ambitious initiatives and programs we have launched to reach that goal continue to progress, Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt has asked Dr. John Niederhuber, who recently came to NCI as deputy director for translational and clinical sciences, to serve as the NCI chief operating officer to handle much of the institute's day-to-day management. Read more
Report to the Nation: Trends in Cancer Treatment
The overall cancer death rate in the United States continues to decline while the overall rate of newly diagnosed cases is essentially unchanged, according to the Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer. The report includes data on cancer mortality and incidence from 1975 through 2002, the most recent year for which statistics are available.
The trend of declining cancer death rates has occurred as physicians in community settings have increasingly adopted treatments recommended by leading cancer organizations and professional societies, according to the study. The researchers used data from NCI's SEER (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results) cancer registries and related resources to track treatments throughout the population over time.
But not all racial and ethnic groups have benefited equally from the progress. The researchers found disparities in the quality of care available in minority and underserved communities as compared with others. They also found different patterns of treatment for cancers, depending on geography.
The study's data "raise substantial concerns" that a patient's treatment may depend on nonclinical factors such as race, socioeconomic status, age, and where the patient lives, the researchers write in the October 5 Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
"We do find that lower income and minority patients and older individuals do not appear to be getting recommended treatments at optimal rates," says co-author Dr. Martin L. Brown of NCI's Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS). "That sends an important message to the community and reminds people that we should make sure treatment is being delivered appropriately."
Dr. Brown points out that some "patients may not be getting the recommended treatments for appropriate reasons, such as coexisting medical conditions." The data do not indicate why patients were given one treatment over another.
An example of treatment recommendations affecting patients broadly has been the substantial increase of women with early-stage breast cancer receiving breast-conserving surgery with radiation treatment. The increase was triggered by a 1990 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Consensus Development Panel report that this surgery followed by radiation is as effective as mastectomy but preserves the breast.
The researchers note, however, that recommendations are not always followed completely. For instance, there has been a modest but increasing use of breast-conserving surgery without radiation to treat women with early-stage breast cancer.
The report also updates statistics on the nation's cancer burden. A change from last year's report was a small increase in the overall lung cancer death rate among women for the period 1995 to 2002.
"The good news is that the decline in overall cancer death rates is being driven by declines in many cancers," says first author Dr. Brenda K. Edwards, also of NCI's DCCPS. Death rates are down for 12 of the top 15 cancers in men, and 9 of the top 15 cancers in women.
Nevertheless, the absolute total number of cancer deaths has actually increased, which the researchers attribute to the growing number of older Americans.
The incidence rate for all cancers combined among men was stable from 1995 through 2002, but the rate among women increased by 0.3 percent annually from 1987 through 2002. "The lung cancer incidence rate in women is finally stabilizing, suggesting that declines may occur in the future," notes Dr. Edwards.
The annual report, first published in 1998, is a collaborative effort of the American Cancer Society, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, NCI, and the North American Association of Central Cancer Registries.
By Edward R. Winstead
Even with Changes, NCI Always Moving Forward
Last week brought with it an important change at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), with my appointment as interim commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) by President Bush. And as I said at the time, I will maintain my position as NCI director and my ultimate commitment to the 2015 goal.
To ensure that the many ambitious initiatives and programs we have launched to reach that goal continue to progress, Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt has asked Dr. John Niederhuber, who recently came to NCI as deputy director for translational and clinical sciences, to serve as the NCI chief operating officer to handle much of the institute's day-to-day management.
These changes come just as NCI releases the Report to the Nation, which contains excellent news: Death rates from cancer are continuing to fall, albeit modestly.
As this encouraging trend demonstrates, it has never been more important to ensure that NCI has stable leadership, and I'm confident that Dr. Niederhuber, in cooperation with the superb NCI senior leadership team, will ensure that our vital work continues unabated. Without minimizing the significance of any mortality decline, it is important to note that we are engaged in numerous initiatives and programs that I believe have the potential to deliver precipitous declines in death rates.
This potential is largely rooted in our investment in advanced technologies. Indeed, we have roared into the era of molecular oncology with a diverse array of technological tools - microarrays, proteomics, nanotechnology, and advanced imaging devices and agents, to name just a few - that are becoming bedrocks of the discovery-development-delivery continuum.
We have used this technology to advance our understanding of the role of genetics in cancer, as we move closer to a time when new drugs are developed concurrently with genetic tests that will greatly improve the likelihood of a given agent benefiting a particular patient. Proteomics holds the great promise of aiding the development of diagnostic tests that can catch cancers or recurrence at the earliest stages. Nanotechnology and advanced imaging devices are moving us toward novel ways for accurately delivering treatments and assessing in real time whether they are having their desired effect. And in the midst of all this is the continued development of the cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid, which promises to offer new, effective tools for conducing research, while fostering the movement toward team science.
Obviously, NCI is not the only player in these efforts, all of which make up a massive undertaking that involves thousands upon thousands of committed researchers, advocates, policy makers, and, clearly, regulatory bodies like FDA.
While their missions may differ somewhat, NCI and FDA, along with the other government health agencies, share a common goal of improving public health. I am committed to leading FDA through this time of transition and fulfilling my responsibilities to NCI.
Change is never easy, but with good people and a dedication to success, I have no doubt we can come through it for the better.
Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach
Multiple Myeloma: Disease and Treatment
Multiple myeloma is caused by plasma cells - a type of white blood cell - forming tumors in bone marrow. This disease affects about 16,000 people in this country each year. While the cause is not known, this disease is most prevalent in the elderly, suggesting it may be related to a decline in the immune system with aging.
"Blood plasma cells typically make up less than 5 percent of the cells in the bone marrow," says Dr. Wyndham Wilson of the Lymphoma Therapeutics Section of the Metabolism Branch in NCI's Center for Cancer Research (CCR). "In multiple myeloma, tumor cells are overproduced and can make up between 10 to 80 percent of the cells in the bone marrow, crowding out the normal cells."
Because the normal bone marrow cells are displaced, multiple myeloma patients often suffer from anemia and decreased resistance to infection. Kidney damage can occur as a result of excessive myeloma protein or calcium (from bone destruction) in the blood. This may lead to weakened muscles, malaise, and fatigue. The tumor growth can form multiple bone lesions, usually in the pelvis, spine, ribs, and skull.
Patients are often initially treated with chemotherapy accompanied by support for anemia, renal failure, osteoporosis, bone pain, and infections. About 50 to 75 percent of patients respond to treatment for 2 to 3 years, but all eventually relapse. Following relapse, therapy may include high-dose chemotherapy followed by a bone marrow transplant, which can sometimes extend survival 4 to 5 years.
"We're always looking for new treatments that will improve outcomes," says Dr. Wilson. "There are some promising new drugs being tested in clinical trials, but we're also finding new uses for some old drugs."
One such drug is thalidomide, which was introduced in the 1950s as a sedative and treatment for morning sickness. However, after its use was linked to birth defects, it was withdrawn from the market. Thalidomide has now reemerged and is considered the first new agent to treat multiple myeloma in more than 30 years.
Thalidomide is used alone and in combination with other drugs, but many patients experience side effects such as severe numbness and tingling in the limbs. As a result, researchers are exploring similar agents that have fewer adverse effects. Recent clinical trials are evaluating lenalidomide (Revlimid), a derivative of thalidomide. Like thalidomide, it inhibits the growth of myeloma cells and formation of new blood vessels. The FDA granted a fast-track review to evaluate its effectiveness for treatment of multiple myeloma and other blood cell disorders known as myelodysplastic syndromes.
In 2003, FDA approved another new class of cancer drugs known as proteasome inhibitors for treatment of recurrent myeloma. Bortezomib (Velcade) blocks the action of proteasomes, enzyme molecules that regulate cell growth by breaking down proteins within cells. Bortezomib directly inhibits myeloma tumor cells, but also affects other bone marrow cells and pathways regulating cell growth and survival. Normal cells recover from treatment with bortezomib, while myeloma cells usually die. Recent clinical studies suggest that bortezomib might increase patient survival and be used as a first-line treatment for multiple myeloma.
"Both lenalidomide and bortezomib represent a new approach to the treatment of multiple myeloma," notes Dr. Wilson. "By targeting both the tumor cell and the bone marrow microenvironment, we can treat patients who have developed drug resistance. This may represent a new frontier for treating other blood cancers, such as lymphoma."
By Lynette Grouse
Researchers have developed a model for estimating a woman's risk of developing breast cancer after being treated with large-field chest radiotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma (HL). Using the model, they determined that the cumulative absolute risk of breast cancer among female HL survivors increases with age at the end of follow-up, time since diagnosis, and radiation dose.
Breast cancer is the most common solid tumor among young women who survive HL, but individualized risk projections of cumulative absolute risk had not previously been developed. Projections could be used to counsel HL survivors and plan long-term management and prevention strategies.
To create the model, a team led by Drs. Lois B. Travis and Mitchell H. Gail of NCI analyzed data from an international population-based, case-control study of nearly 3,800 female HL survivors who were diagnosed at age 30 or younger. Among the survivors, 105 developed breast cancer, according to findings in the October 5 Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
Because the study included women diagnosed from 1965 through 1994, the model is most appropriate for survivors who received HL treatments commonly used in the past. The researchers urge caution in applying the findings to women treated with newer therapies, such as limited-field radiotherapy or ovary-sparing chemotherapy.
Gains in long-term survival provided by radiation therapy and chemotherapy should always be balanced against the associated risks of secondary cancers and other late sequelae, the researchers note. The risk projections will "serve as a unique and valuable resource for the large number of current HL survivors given therapeutic regimens of the past," they write.
Regimen Protects Against Graft-Versus-Host Disease
A new regimen that had previously been tested only in mice has proved effective in helping humans avoid graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). Results of a study by researchers at Stanford University appear in the September 29 New England Journal of Medicine.
Normally, people with lymphoid malignant diseases or acute leukemia can be treated with bone marrow transplants after being prepped with high doses of chemotherapy. But 20 to 65 percent of bone marrow transplant patients develop acute GVHD, an illness in which the new, transplanted immune cells attack recipients' skin, intestines, and liver. GVHD causes nearly half of deaths among those who never relapse.
In this study, researchers gave 37 transplant recipients 10 doses of total lymphoid irradiation at 80 cGy per day, starting 11 days before their transplants. The patients then received antithymocyte globulin, as well as immunosuppressive therapy with cyclosporine and mycophenolate mofetil.
After a mean follow-up of 446 to 482 days, only 2 of the 37 patients developed acute GVHD. This incidence is much lower than that cited in the medical literature. It is also striking in that 14 of the participants received transplants from unrelated donors, a situation that normally results in GVHD more than half of the time. In addition, nearly all of the patients who entered the trial in partial remission ended up in full remission after receiving the treatment.
Hitchhiking Viruses Battle Cancer in Mice
While gene therapy originally showed great promise for cancer treatment, the difficulty in delivering therapeutic genes to the growing tumor has hamstrung this technique. Now, a team from the Mayo Clinic reports that hitchhikers can help. By attaching these genetically modified viruses to immune T cells, the team obliterated tumors in mice.
"We use immune cells to home in on the tumors," said Dr. Richard Vile, lead author on the paper published September 18 in Nature Medicine online. "There they can deliver whatever therapeutic genes we want."
Dr. Vile explained that as the body defends itself against a growing tumor, T cells begin to recognize and target cancer cells. Ideally, clinicians could remove these cells from the blood, attach beneficial viruses, and return hundreds of thousands of the hitchhiker-rich T cells to the patient.
As a proof of concept, the team generated T cells designed to home in on a particular type of laboratory-grown mouse tumor similar to melanoma. They then attached a variety of viruses to the T cells and returned the cells to the mice. Between 5 and 14 percent of the injected T cells homed in on the tumors, a rate that Dr. Vile described as "very promising." All of the mice receiving hitchhiker viruses engineered to produce interleukin-12 - a growth factor that boosts the immune system - were cured of their tumors.
Because the viruses ride into the tumor on immune system cells, they enjoy a "privileged status" that prevents them from being recognized and destroyed by other immune cells.
Plant Compounds May Reduce Lung Cancer Risk
A large chemoprevention study of phytoestrogens - plant-derived compounds found in many foods - has shown that high intake of the compounds decreases the risk of lung cancer. In the September 28 Journal of the American Medical Association, investigators reported that study participants who ate the most phytoestrogens reduced their lung cancer risk by 46 percent compared with those who ate the lowest amount.
Dr. Margaret Spitz, the lead investigator of the study at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, said that phytoestrogens latch onto estrogen receptors in lung tissue, which, via biomolecular machinery, may explain the reduction in lung cancer risk. But she could not say why women, in general, seemed to benefit less than men from phytoestrogens or why former smokers seemed to benefit less than people who never smoked.
Between 1995 and 2003, the research team enrolled 1,674 patients treated for lung cancer and 1,735 healthy controls. The participants answered detailed questions about their diet for the year before their enrollment or their cancer diagnosis.
The researchers then analyzed consumption of categories of foods that contain different kinds of phytoestrogens: isoflavones (soybeans and soy products, chickpeas, and red clover), lignans (rye grains, linseeds, carrots, spinach, broccoli, and other vegetables), and coumesterol (beans, peas, clover, spinach, and sprouts).
The investigators cautioned that much more research is needed to prove a definitive chemoprevention effect. For example, for reasons not fully understood, high consumption of phytoestrogens did not reduce lung cancer risk in those people studied who had smoked and then quit. "We are just at the beginning of our work to explore the connection between these nutrients and lung cancer risk," said Dr. Spitz.
National Trial Next Step Toward Early Detection of Recurrent Ovarian Cancer
NCI has launched a national clinical trial designed to collect blood samples from patients after successful treatment of advanced ovarian cancer in order to develop an approach for detecting ovarian cancer at an early stage if the disease returns. The trial, led by the Center for Cancer Research (CCR), NCI's intramural research program, will involve 10 additional institutions where a series of blood samples will be collected from women with advanced-stage ovarian cancer who show no signs of cancer after completing their first program of chemotherapy treatment.
"If we can harness all of the protein information in the blood in our patients' samples, we may have a strong lead on how to detect ovarian cancer at an early stage when it can be most effectively treated," said the study's principal investigator, Dr. Elise Kohn of CCR.
Currently the only approved test to determine ovarian cancer recurrence is CA-125 (a test for a protein that is detectable in 80 percent of advanced-stage patients with epithelial ovarian cancer). But the CA-125 test fails to reliably diagnose women who have no signs of recurrence. Advanced-stage cancer has a high likelihood of returning within 3 years of initial treatment, even in the absence of symptoms of recurrence.
The long-term goal of the trial - which will enroll 400 women over 24 months - is to develop an approach to predict the presence of early-stage ovarian cancer using new technology that looks for protein patterns or protein fragments in blood.
"A pilot study launched in 2000 gave us a better understanding of the complexities of protein analysis and reinforced the importance of collecting and analyzing a large number of blood samples and their protein patterns," Dr. Kohn said.
For additional information, go to http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/pressreleases/OvarianMultiInstituteTrial.
Milk Thistle Extract for Chemotherapy-Induced Liver Toxicity
Name of the Trial
Principal Investigator
Why Is This Trial Important?
Although necessary, many chemotherapy drugs used to treat ALL cause harmful side effects, including liver damage. Consequently, treatment doses must often be reduced or withheld.
In this trial, researchers are testing the ability of a nutritional supplement called silymarin to treat liver damage caused by chemotherapy for ALL. Silymarin is an extract of the milk thistle plant and has been shown in laboratory and animal studies to protect the liver from certain toxic chemicals.
"We observed that some parents of children undergoing treatment for ALL were using milk thistle supplements to lessen the effects of liver toxicity, in some cases with noticeable improvement," said Dr. Kelly. "With this trial, we are trying to verify milk thistle's efficacy in reducing chemotherapy-related liver toxicity.
"Additionally, we are exploring the interaction between milk thistle supplements and the chemotherapy drugs used to treat ALL, and so far we have found no evidence of an adverse interaction."
Who Can Join This Trial?
Where Is This Trial Taking Place?
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An archive of "Featured Clinical Trial" columns is available at http://cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/ft-all-featured-trials.
Dr. Subhashree Madhavan of NCI's Center for Bioinformatics and her colleagues on the REMBRANDT Project received a 2005 Service to America Medal ("Sammie"). They were honored in the category of Science and Environment for developing a national database that will house molecular and genetic data on all types of brain tumors, including information from an NCI clinical study and a vast store of existing information on brain tumors. Conducted in partnership with the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, REMBRANDT (REpository for Molecular BRAin Neoplasia DaTa) supports analysis of clinical and molecular datasets from the Glioma Molecular Diagnostic Initiative, a brain tumor study spearheaded by Dr. Howard Fine of NCI's CCR. The Sammies were created in 2002 to recognize the finest achievements of public servants across the country. The medal was awarded on September 28.
Nancy G. Brinker Receives 2005 Lasker Public Service Award
NCI Funds Centers of Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence
Weingarten Joins OTIR as Small Business Program Manager
Dr. Robert Weinberg is a founding member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His lab has pioneered discoveries in cancer biology since the late 1970s, including the first human oncogene and the first tumor suppressor gene. He was awarded the National Medal of Science in 1997. On September 28, he discussed "Mechanisms Leading to the Formation of Human Malignancies" in the Stars in Nutrition and Cancer lecture series at NIH.
What is your lab's current model of cancer formation and metastasis?
Metastasis is a critical issue in cancer because 9 of 10 cancer deaths are due to distant metastases, not to the primary tumor. Once a small cluster of cells has reached a distant site, the transition from microscopic to macroscopic metastasis occurs very inefficiently. Perhaps only one in a million cancer cells will be the progenitor of an ultimate, possibly life-threatening, macro-metastasis. We are studying four different transcription factors that we believe can program the invasiveness of primary tumor cells that allows them to metastasize: Twist, Slug, Mesenchyme Forkhead, and Goosecoid. Each of these, which is normally active during early embryonic development, has the ability to force cells to become invasive and metastatic.
It is clear that far more people could avoid cancer by following the precepts developed here at the Division of Cancer Prevention than could ever be saved by even the most successful therapies. I find it quite remarkable that body mass index has such a high positive correlation with the incidence of many types of cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates that 90,000 cancer deaths a year are attributable to obesity. I think it's plausible that insulin-like growth factors present in elevated concentrations in the blood of the obese perturb the biology of cells throughout the body and inhibit their natural death. This could lead in turn to their developing into cancer cells.
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A 23-year-old woman was killed and four others were critically injured when two cars crashed into a building in the Far South Side Washington Heights neighborhood early Sunday.
About 2:20 a.m., a 1999 Pontiac Grand Am was heading westbound on 102nd Street approaching Sangamon Street, when a 2004 Grand Am was northbound on Sangamon, approaching 102nd Street, according to police News Affairs Officer Michael Sullivan.
The Grand Am traveling down 102nd Street went through a stop sign and failed to reduce its speed, and crashed into the other car, Sullivan said. The two cars then crashed into the porch of a home at 102nd and Sangamon.
A 23-year-old woman who was the driver of the Grand Am that was struck by the other car was killed in the crash, police said. She was pronounced dead at the scene, according to Fire Media Affairs. The Cook County Medical Examiner's office had been notified of the fatality but was not releasing any information on the victim as of late Sunday morning. The others injured were reportedly in their early- to mid-20s, according to police.
The four injured were all taken in serious to critical condition to John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County or Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, according to Fire Media.
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item 1: Photograph taken from a postcard showing the Lucin Cut-off at Ogden, Utah circ 1900
item 2: Workers at the Columbia Club Cigar Co. on Lincoln Ave. and Wall Ave., Ogden, Utah circa 1885
item 3: Labor Day parade float by the Columbia Club Cigar Co., Ogden, Utah circa 1903
item 4: Group of people standing on an unidentified street in Ogden circa 1890
item 5: Group of people standing in front of an unidentified store in Ogden, Utah circa 1890
item 6: Unidentified man sitting at a desk, Ogden, Utah circa 1890
item 7: Louis the Carpenter who was a carpenter by day and a preacher by night in Ogden circa 1890
item 8: Group of people on a surrey excursion in Ogden, Utah circa 1902
item 9: Two hunters with a large catch of ducks in the Ogden area circa 1900
item 10: Automotive machinery crew at Kimball's shop on 2620 Washington Blvd., Ogden, Utah circa the early 1900s
item 11: Joe Hall, head of Railroad Express from Ogden to San Francisco, at the Ogden Union Railroad Depot circa late 1890s
item 12: Winners of the Miss Ogden Rodeo Contest, 1971
item 13: View of the Ogden Union Railroad Dept circa 1890
item 14: The Virginia, significant early Ogden home
item 15: Group of people in an Ogden super market circa 1900
item 16: Interior of an Ogden business office showing office equipment circa 1904-05
item 17: View of the Hermitage Lodge in Ogden Canyon circa 1900
item 18: View looking down upon Ogden towards the Wasatch Mountains circa 1900
item 19: Employees of the Binford-Kimball Motor Co. standing in front of the shop at 2620 Washington Blvd., Ogden circa early 1900s
item 20: Photograph taken from a postcard showing Twenty-Fifth Street, Ogden circa 1920
item 21: Photograph taken from a postcard showing view of the Twenty-Fourth Street viaduct, Ogden circa 1900
item 22: Ogden Canyon in winter showing view of the Hermitage
item 23: Early view of Ogden Canyon showing cottages and the Hermitage Lodge
item 24: North view from Seventeenth Street and Harrison Blvd. Looking towards Ben Lomond Peak, February 5, 1915
item 25: Looking up Ogden Canyon circa 1900
item 26: View of original Hermitage Café located in Ogden Canyon, built in the early 1900s
item 27: Photograph taken from a postcard published by Utah Stationary Co., Ogden, showing an early Ogden power dam
item 28: Cox's Army at the Ogden Railroad Yards, 1898
item 29: Central Pacific Railroad Camp of Chinese laborers and construction train of Superintendent Strobridge-Nevada 1868
item 30: Construction of the Central Pacific Railroad-Chinese laborer standing in front of tunnel
item 31: Photograph showing ongoing construction of the Central Pacific Railroad. Workers are seen laying rails-Nevada, 1868
item 32: Central Pacific construction crew with horses and wagons, Nevada circa 1868
item 33: Central Pacific Railroad crew working near the entrance to Summit Tunnel, 1867
item 34: Central Pacific construction showing Chinese laborers with one-horse dump carts, 80 miles from Sacramento, California
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Within this collection are photographs of the Ogden area circa 1900 and of construction of the Central Pacific Railroad. Photographs of Ogden include people, street scenes, businesses, and landmarks.
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Davidson, Kenneth
Collection materials are in English.
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Finding aid created by Sarah Langsdon.
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(a) If a license, certificate of registry, or merchant mariner's document issued under this part is lost as a result of a marine casualty, the holder shall be supplied with a duplicate without cost.
Source(Pub. L. 98–89, Aug. 26, 1983, 97 Stat. 545; Pub. L. 99–36, § 1(a)(9)(C),May 15, 1985, 99 Stat. 68.)
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Section 7501 (a) provides that if a license, certificate or document issued to an individual is lost due to a marine casualty, the individual will be supplied with a duplicate without cost.
Subsection (b) provides that if a license, certificate or document is lost for any reason other than a marine casualty, the seaman must pay a reasonable cost for the replacement.
1985—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 99–36substituted "certificate of registry, or merchant mariner's document" for "certificate, or document".
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If there is one thing twelve-year-old Octavion knows about it is basketball, and his favorite team is the Pistons.He wants to play someday, but in the meantime he would love to teach his ten-year-old brother Victor all about the players and the game.The only thing Octavion loves more than basketball is his little brother. He was happy they both got to share a special visit recently to The Palace of Auburn Hills."Octavion... loves basketball. With the right family and guidance and support, he's going to do great things with his dreams. He's got big dreams, and he's not stopping anytime soon," said Shelby Davis from St. Vincent Catholic Charities. "Victor does really well in school, a really smart, intelligent kid. He's artistic, very funny kid."The two brothers have been through a lot in their lives and they only have each other. That is why it is so important to them to be adopted together."I think it's important to have a brother to teach you stuff, teach you what not to do," Victor said. These two brothers have no one else, so they cling to each other like a life raft afraid if they let go, they will drift apart forever.They have a lot of love to give, and they are hoping to find a special family who will keep them together."My mom, she told me to always stay with my brother," Octavion said. "I kept that promise, and I never want to break that promise because I want to keep my word."To learn more about Victor and Octavian or any of the children in Michigan that are looking for a place to call home, contact the Michigan Adoption Resource Exchange at 800-589-6273.
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Raley's and Nob Hill have reached an agreement with United Food and Commercial Workers this morning that has ended the union's nine-day strike.
Raley's and Nob Hill which made the announcement at about 10 a.m., said that no details of the agreement are being made public until it is ratified by the union members.
The agreement ends 15 months of negotiations between the two sides, and most recently the nine-day strike found picketers outside the grocery store locations, including Nob Hill Foods in Scotts Valley during all hours, day and night.
Grocery store employees went on strike to protest the implementation of a new plan by the company that cut back holiday and Sunday pay and changed how retirement benefits were to be handled.
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