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Suddenly, there was a loud sound, similar to that of cloth ripping.
The next moment, the Endless Flushing Strike of Lyndon was thoroughly ripped to shreds by Ricky's sharp claws, turning into the force of flushing tree.
Ricky bounced back into the arena. His strong intuition told him that obliterating Lyndon's Endless Flushing Strike wasn't going to be an easy task.
As expected, right as Ricky set foot in the arena, two Endless Flushing Strikes appeared suddenly at the same spot where Ricky had torn apart the first one. The power and strength of these two strikes were exactly the same as the first one.
"Just as I expected! This is why endless strike has its name!" Ricky murmured to himself.
"Good deflection, but it will be worthless when I'm finished with you!" Lyndon said coldly after Ricky managed to escape the strikes he hurled at him. Lyndon waved his saber, flinging two other Endless Flushing Strikes at Ricky.
Now that his method had been exposed, Lyndon decided to adopt a frontal attack. His speed would be so incredibly rapid that even warriors at the first grade of Blood Purification wouldn't have time to respond.
'I'll try using Five Beasts Arts again!'
Ricky thought to himself. He used both the tiger and deer cultivation methods of Five Beasts Arts to form two sharp claws, and then struck at the two Endless Flushing Strikes with all his might.
The sound of this collision rang loudly. Ricky was able to smash the two Endless Flushing Strikes into piece, but his hands were now wounded and bleeding.
To make things worse, because of the presence of the force of flushing tree, the two Endless Flushing Strikes regenerated again rapidly.
Fortunately, the deer-imitating cultivation method of Five Beasts Arts could also be restored rapidly. Ricky retreated quickly, dodging yet another strike.
But deep inside, Ricky was growing more excited. He was now sure of one thing.
He had realized how to deal with the Endless Flushing Strike.
If someone with sharp eyes looked carefully, they would have determined that the force of flushing tree coming from Lyndon's hands was disintegrating rapidly because of Ricky's devouring runes.
'My devouring runes have been able to devour its force! If I kill Lyndon, I can tel
"Do you still want to run away after what happened last night?"
Their relationship changes overnight. She tries to keep her distance from him, while he comes closer and closer.
Spoiling her, he gives her everything she desires. His only wish is to keep her around. The whole world is envious of what she has.
"Never rush in a relationship," she says calmly.
casting master at Demi-spirit Level. So we should do our best to make a good impression on him. We should try to make him feel confident about our clan."
"Kill me? How dare you try to kill me?" Lyndon growled at Ricky as he staggered up awkwardly. His arrogance and pride were totally shattered.
"Huh? Why shouldn't I? If it hadn't been for the wrong time and place, you wouldn't have been alive now, let alone shouting at me here!" Ricky replied disdainfully.
"How handsome Ricky is!" The adoring eyes of the disciples of the Shui Clan now all turned to Ricky, shining with admiration. As for Lyndon, now he was a good for nothing loser to them.
"Dora, it would seem to me that you're wrong about him this time," Agnes said with a smile.
"Humph!" Dora sneered, leaving hurriedly without casting a backward glance at Lyndon. Even though Lyndon was a genius from the innate spirit family, so what? Now that he failed, she was determined to never look at him again.
'Ricky! A disciple of the Snow Sect!' Dora mused to herself. There was neither a trace of hatred nor rage.
"Ugh! Go to hell!" Defeat had made Lyndon lose his head. Feeling like he had now nothing to lose, he directly gathered the force of flushing tree in his hands, re-generated his strength and then struck at Ricky.
But he was also stopped in his tracks by the grandmaster of the Sage Faction.
"Lyndon, you have lost. Please step down from the arena. It won't do you any good to continue fighting."

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Well for the month of Halloween (October) just got done playing Chainsaw Warrior on Easy and then died on Medium then beat it on Hard. LOL
For those that do not know Chainsaw Warrior is a historic Games Workshop single player Card game that predates the now hallmark Warhammer 40,000. Playing it and seeing the how the artwork compares to Warhammer 40K reminds me of playing Bungie's classic game Marathon and seeing some of the comparisons that made it to their now hallmark game HAL0. Chainsaw Warrior is a dice and card game where you create a Character out of dice roll and then select equipment out of cards which are sorted into categories as Hand Weapons, Guns and Heavy Weapons, Devices and Clothing and a special laser lance which is used for the boss battle. You have to go through two decks of cards which represents a variety of hazards to include traps and enemies as well as some supplies in order to defeat the boss the Darkness. (Cast the Magic Missile at it!). The time limit is more like action points giving you a total of 120 actions to beat the game. The cards are split into two decks of 60 with the Boss card always shuffled into the second deck. You can escape the building but if you do that deck will get reshuffled and you will have to start all over. (so don't escape till the 2nd deck)
As for the video game it is a true board game to videogame adaptations. Which is almost a shame because they haven't added anything new. The only reason to play it is for nostalgia value or for those who are a fan of Games Workshop games. The standard options are the game Easy (slightly randomized stats, full view of cards before purchasing them) Medium (more randomized stats, blind card purchase) and hard (completely randomized stats, random equipment) It has you have to click a button to do everything from flip a card to roll the dice (even after you selected an action which would require to roll the dice) I found out the best way to beat it is to give the CATs equipment card to the Laser Lance as it is the only thing which can beat the Darkness. If you got high Hand to hand skill try to equip the chainsaw (as it is chainsaw warrior) as it is the best melee weapon. If you have both high agility and high marksmanship then grab 2 weapons and shoot through just about everything except for the weak zombies (strength 9 or less) which you should hand to hand to save ammo. However still the game is a slot machine with luck the determining factor if you win or lose. As on my hard run (which I thought I was going to sure fail after my medium run and the poor stat rolls on hard) I fell through the chasm and had to escape the building (pass 5 cards then reshuffle deck to start over) I hit the chasm trap which will defeat you unless you have an certain item or able to skip it which forced me to escape the 2nd building deck. On my way out I encounter the boss. I couldn't get the shot (even with 2D6+3>11) however with the cats (add 1 to marksmanship and luck shot) I was able to roll a 5 and kill it winning the game.
AS far as the game I would like to add some house rules like alternate character creation where you can choose between having a low stat but highly equipped rookie a high stat but lightly equipped veteran and a highly specialized elite with low stats and light equipment. Also some alternate deck design like having 4 30 card decks where after the first deck you have to choose out of the remaining 3 decks with the boss hidden in one of them. or having one massive 120 card deck with the boss always being at the end. Maybe variable time settings giving you twice as much action points but the so called nightfall penalty still happens after 60 actions. Either way it is a simple time kill and nothing much more. I would not say that strategy overrides luck (quite the opposite) but I find it amusing to say the least. I got an alternative to FTL as far as my single player laptop games go and with that being avalible on android devices and ipads, makes me wish for the FTL to come to Ipad sooner.
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Well for the month of Halloween (October) just got done playing Chainsaw Warrior on Easy and then died on Medium then beat it on Hard. LOL


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You have never bought a home before, or perhaps you have bought a home but not for a number of years. Buying a home is a wonderful, and sometimes nerve-wracking experience. I can help you make it a little easier. Here are some things you should absolutely do before you set out to buy a home.
- Sit down with your checkbook, or your online bank statements and figure out what you spend your money on. And be honest. It's better to overestimate your spending than it is to come up short every month.
- Go online and check your credit score. Most credit card companies also offer you the ability to check it for free. Run a free credit report at Credit Karma just to make sure there are no mysterious credit accounts or charges on your credit report.
- Save, Save, Save. Some financial sites will advise you to pay off all of your debts, and while that's always a good idea, when you are trying to purchase a home, you need down payment, closing costs, moving money and a little left over for a rainy day. So my advice, pay off the smallest debts first. Then take any discretionary income and divide and conquer. Use half towards paying down debt and the other half towards beefing up your savings account.
- Stop Shopping!!! Loan underwriters will give you some leeway when they see you have a habit of saving money and not overspending. Forget about having the latest shoe styles and fancy cars. And don't start stocking up for new things to furnish the new home you haven't yet purchased. Remember I said save, save ,save!!
- Once you have put yourself on a path towards saving and understanding what kind of payment you can afford, then you can start to browse online. If you can only afford a payment of $1500 per month, don't look at $400,000 homes. They will be prettier than what you can afford and it will only make you sad. Look at homes that sell for under $200,000.
Then do two more things. Call me and we can have an honest chat about what to do next, and I will then ask you to get pre-qualified with a reputable lender. I will tell you that some banks are very strict and their programs aren't necessarily geared towards first time home buyers, so we might try to find you a lender who deals with FHA loans, where the guidelines are more forgiving.
Get on the same page!! There is nothing more difficult as an Agent than trying to play referee for a couple who cannot agree on the style, age and location of the home they want. Any trips out to look at homes will be mostly a waste of your time and mine if one of you hates everything we look at. When you look online, be realistic about what you each like and dislike.
Drive the area. If you know very little about what area you would like to live in here in Satellite Beach, it's a good idea to take a Sunday afternoon drive and scope out some of the neighborhoods you think you might like to live in. Then call me and I can tell you what homes are selling for in those neighborhoods. If it truly is one you like and can afford, then drive it at different times of the day. Sometimes a neighborhood is quiet and lovely during the day, because everyone is at work and school. But how is it in the evenings. Are there work trucks parked on the lawns? Are there children playing? If you have children of your own, that can be a good thing. Should you be an empty nester who no longer loves the sounds of children playing, then you might want to find a different neighborhood.
Last but not least, don't make crazy low ball offers. Follow your Realtor's advice to get the best deal. There is nothing wrong with wanting to get a great price, but if you are going to consistently offer well under market prices for homes, you will usually be disappointed, and you will waste valuable time. I have seen many buyers consume so much time with unrealistic offers, that they end up becoming desperate buyers who then may pay too much just to close something to avoid their own deadline.
It's my job to know what similar homes sell for, and I also know that in our current market, homes well on average for 95% of the listing price. Offer 90% if you like, and expect the seller to counter. Offer 80% and expect to hear nothing.
I stand ready to help you on your quest for a new home.
Cathy Quigley
Realtor, Coldwell Banker, Satellite Beach, Fl


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Architecting AWS-Powered Microservices in Python with Serverless Framework: What You Need to Know
We have been talking a lot about the new serverless cloud over the last few months. The news is all good. There have been tremendous improvements announced since AWS Lambda's launch in 2014. Competing cloud vendors are working hard to catch up with AWS when it comes to serverless infrastructure-as-a-service.
Developing in a serverless fashion will definitely improve the life of developers and DevOps professionals — although we are still in the early days of this revolution.
Smart developers quickly realized the need for automation and structure, especially when orchestrating a nontrivial system of APIs and microservices.
In this post, we're going to cover the following topics:
- The history of Serverless Framework.
- The basics of architecting applications in Serverless Framework.
- The Serverless Framework command-line interface (CLI).
- How to develop Serverless Framework applications in Python.
The Serverless Framework: A Brief History
With the goal of making the serverless transition smoother for everyone, the AWS community started working on a complete solution to develop AWS-powered microservices or backends for web, mobile, and IoT applications. The migration required facilitation because of the building-block nature of AWS Lambda and its complex symbiosis with Amazon API Gateway.
That's how the Serverless Framework was born (formerly JAWS). Thanks to the hard work of @austencollins, JAWS made it to the HN homepage last Summer and was successfully presented at re:Invent 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada thereafter.
To date, the project counts more than 60 contributors on GitHub and boasts an active ecosystem of plugins and tutorials. Take a look at an awesome curated list of resources related to the Serverless project.
ServerlessConf and the Serverless Community
The future will be Serverless. [@ServerlessConf]
The Serverless community is constantly growing, and not only within the AWS ecosystem. It is robustly supported by active meetups in San Francisco, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney.
If you feel like witnessing history in NYC, keep an eye on the (sold out) ServerlessConf this week. I will personally attend the event, and I'll be glad to meet you there.
It will be fun to attend, but don't panic if you didn't secure a ticket. All the videos will be available online after the event.
Serverless Framework: The Basics
The Serverless Framework forces structure into serverless code by providing a minimal and clear organization for your lambda functions. The advantage of this structure means you will benefit from all the AWS best practices that were painstakingly built into in the framework. This structure effectively frees developers from low-level details about versions, aliases, stages, variables, roles, etc.
Rising above these details leaves room for greater productivity (and maybe a longer lunch).
As a software engineer, this freedom from drudgery allows you to focus on the business logic — which is the main goal of AWS Lambda itself.
On the operations side, the framework will also take care of the deployment process, which can easily become the most annoying part of using AWS Lambda – especially if your use case is complex.
Typically, you would need to bind together Lambda functions and API Gateway endpoints, configure the request/response integrations, deal with multiple stages and aliases (i.e. dev, prod, etc.), build, and upload your deployment package.
Once you successfully complete these steps, you'll likely be required to do it again in more than one AWS region.
Installation and Code Organization
npm install serverless -g
Once the package is installed globally, you can create or download a new project and start working on your Lambda functions in JavaScript (Node.js 0.10 or 4.3) or Python 2.7.
Most of the time, your Lambda functions will require some external dependencies. Keep in mind that you will need to upload these libraries together with your own code.
Finally, the compiled code must be compatible with the operating system used by AWS Lambda under the hood (e.g. CentOS).
The Serverless Framework suggests developers organize their code as follows:
- Group your functions into subfolders
(i.e. "/functions/myfunction1/", "/functions/myfunction2/", etc.)
- Define a module to share common code among your functions
(i.e. "/functions/lib/"), this way you will separate the Lambda boilerplate from your core logic
- Define your dependencies as a package.json or requirements.txt file, eventually for each function, so that you install them via npm or pip: the framework will take care of zipping and uploading your node modules or Python Virtualenv.
Please note that the framework is still in Beta release (currently v0.5.5) and future versions might contain breaking changes due to the quickly evolving serverless landscape. That said, I am confident that most of the above mentioned best practices are fairly stable, as are the following ones.
Serverless Framework CLI and Concepts Overview
The framework exposes an interactive CLI that lets you manage and automate every phase of your workflow. You'll need to become comfortable with the following critical concepts:
- Projects: you can configure independent serverless projects, either by starting from scratch or from ready-to-use, installable and shareable projects (available as npm packages).
- Plugins: the framework comes with a rich set of plugins that add useful functionalities to the core, such as CORS support, code optimization, and linting, Cloudwatch + SNS logging, TDD, and others. Feel free to create and publish your own plugins to better structure and share your code. There is also an official plugins registry.
- Stages: each stage represents an isolated environment, such as dev or prod. You can use them to separate and isolate your AWS resources. As a best practice, the framework lets you start with a default dev stage.
- Regions: these are an exact mapping of the official AWS regions. You may want to deploy each stage into a different region to achieve total separation, or even distribute your resource across multiple regions to optimize your system performance.
- AWS Profiles: each profile corresponds to a valid combination of your AWS account access keys. You may want to use a different profile for each stage and eventually use totally different AWS accounts.
- Functions: functions are the real core of your project, and the Serverless framework lets you organize them as you like, even if some sort of structure is highly recommended (really). Each function will ultimately correspond to a folder in your file system, with its own code (only JavaScript or Python, for now), its configuration, and a test event.
- Endpoints: each function can potentially be bound to multiple endpoints, which correspond to API Gateway resources and methods (i.e. HTTP endpoints). You'll need to declare them in each function configuration.
- Events: if you need to invoke your function upon particular events – or in a recurring basis – you can declare a set of events in its configuration file (e.g. dynamodbstream, kinesisstream, s3, sns or schedule).
- Resources: for each stage and region, you can define a set of CloudFormation resources, such as IAM roles, policies, etc. Interestingly, you can easily show the diff between your local configuration and the deployed resources.
- Templates & Variables: these are a useful tool to reduce the size and redundancy of your configuration files. Variables can hold only numbers and strings, while templates allow you to define complex structures, in a hierarchical fashion.
- Dashboard: the framework provides an interactive deployment dashboard, to visualize and select which resources to be deployed concurrently. You can also be shown a graphical summary of the current status of your project (see screenshot below).
A Real-World Serverless Example in Python
The Serverless Framework comes with a very useful boilerplate project for JavaScript functions. It will give you a great overview of how to organize your projects and provide a stable base to bootstrap a new one.
I personally took the time to create a new starter project for Python functions.
You can quickly download and install it by executing the following command:
serverless project install serverless-starter-python
This project, in particular, doesn't come with any dependencies, but normally you'd need to install them via npm:
cd serverless-starter-python npm install
Then, you will need to install your Python dependencies in a specific folder, as follows:
cd restApi pip install -t vendored/ -r requirements.txt
Note: the "restApi" folder contains all our functions in this project. Eventually, you can have more than one root-level folders, and even sub-folders (see "restApi/multi/show" and "restApi/multi/create").
But let's focus on "restApi/continent": this Lambda function takes a country name as input (e.g. "Germany") and will return the corresponding continent (e.g. "Europe"). In order to demonstrate how to use Python dependencies, I implemented the function by using the countrycode module (see requirements.txt).
As a best practice, I organized the Lambda function code as follows:
- "restApi/continent/handler.py" only contains the basic handler logic, plus some sys.path magic to include the common library.
- "restApi/lib/continent.py" defines a continent_by_country_name function, which implements the actual business logic.
- "restApi/lib/__init__.py" takes care of exposing the library utilities and including our Python dependencies in the sys.path (the "vendored" folder where we installed our requirements).
Here is the main function logic:
from countrycode import countrycode def _error(msg): """ Utility to handle custom errors (see response mapping) """ raise Exception("[BadRequest] %s" % msg) def continent_by_country_name(event): """ Get continent name (e.g. "Europe"), given a country name (e.g. "Italy") """ country_name = event.get('country') if not country_name: return _error("Invalid event (required country)") continent = countrycode(codes=[country_name], origin="country_name", target='continent') if not continent: return _error("Invalid country: %s" % country_name) return { "continent": next(iter(continent)), }
In order to demonstrate how to handle errors, I have wrapped the required logic in a _error function: it will simply raise a Python Exception with a well-defined structure. Indeed, here is how I defined the corresponding endpoint responses:
{ "name": "continent", "runtime": "python2.7", "handler": "continent/handler.handler", ... "endpoints": [ { "path": "continent", "method": "GET", "requestTemplates": "$${apiRequestTemplate}", "responses": { "400": { "selectionPattern": "^\\[BadRequest\\].*", "responseModels": "$${apiResponseModelsError}", "responseTemplates": "$${apiResponseTemplateError}", "statusCode": "400" }, ... } } ] }
As you can see in the "selectionPattern" definition, API Gateway will match any "[BadRequest]" prefix whenever you raise a Python Exception and bind it to a 400 – Bad Request HTTP response. Here you can see Templates in action: you can define and re-use them everywhere with the $${NAME} syntax.
Furthermore, I customized how the HTTP response is sent back in case of 400 errors, in our "restApi/continent/s-templates.json":
{ "apiRequestTemplate": { "application/json": { "country": "$input.params('country')" } }, "apiResponseModelsError": { "application/json": "Error" }, "apiResponseTemplateError": { "application/json": { "message": "$input.path('$.errorMessage')" } } }
Here I defined three templates:
- apiRequestTemplate is used to map the querystring "country" parameter into an explicit event parameter;
- apiResponseModelsError associates API Gateway's default Error model to our 400 response, which contains only a "message" parameter;
- apiResponseTemplateError defines how to build our 400 HTTP Response body and is particularly useful if you want to hide the default stack trace and map "errorMessage" into the model's "message" parameter.
Let's test our function locally.
I have defined a local test event in "restApi/continent/event.json", which contains a simple JSON structure such as {"country": "Germany"}. You can easily run your function with the following command:
serverless function run continent
If everything went right, the framework will print out something like {"continent":"Europe"}.
Once you are happy with your functions, you can launch the (beautiful) deployment dashboard:
serverless dash deploy
This dashboard is designed to be interactive. Here you can choose which resources you want to deploy, with a very intuitive interface. As I mentioned earlier, the framework will take care of all the details. It will create new Lambda versions, associate them with the right alias, re-deploy API Gateway stages, update every template mapping, etc.
Here is what the interactive dashboard looks like:
Once you confirm the operation, everything will be checked and deployed smoothly. You will also be given the HTTP endpoints for each updated Endpoint.
Of course, you can also decide to remove your functions and endpoints with a single command:
serverless function remove continent
Keep in mind that the framework will only delete the AWS Lambda aliases and the API Gateway resources associated to the corresponding stage. It means that all your functions versions will be still available on AWS, should you need them later on. This is possible because the framework never uses your Lambda functions' $LATEST version, which is highly discouraged in general unless you are just prototyping.
More Serverless Resources
I personally believe the Serverless Framework – even if still in Beta – is a complete and robust solution for organizing complex projects. I expect these frameworks will continue improving and continue impressing users with new and more powerful features.
I would like to mention a few more serverless frameworks worth investigating:
- Zappa: facilitates the deployment of all Python WSGI applications on AWS Lambda + API Gateway.
- Kappa: a command line tool that (hopefully) makes it easier to deploy, update, and test functions for AWS Lambda.
- Apex: lets you build, deploy, and manage AWS Lambda functions with ease (with Golang support!).
- Lambda-complex: a Node.js framework for applications that run entirely within Lambda, SQS, and other high abstraction layers AWS services.
- λ Gordon: an automation tool based on self-contained CloudFormation templates (Python, Javascript, Java, Golang and Scala support).
Do You Always Need a Full-Fledged Framework?
Sometimes, you want to keep complexity and friction as low as possible, especially for small projects or experiments. In these cases, you may prefer simpler solutions that better integrate with your existing code and solve only a single problem. Here is a small collection of such projects:
- λambdify: a tool that turns any python callable into an AWS Lambda function.
- Python-lambda: a toolset for developing and deploying serverless Python code in AWS Lambda.
- Cloudia.js: it helps you easily deploy Node.js microservices to Amazon Web Services.
Here's How You Can Easily Learn the Fundamentals of Serverless Design
There are plenty of resources for learning serverless. Here are some of the best:
- Official AWS Documentation.
- ServerlessCode.com, by Ryan Scott Brown.
- AWS Lambda in Action, by Danilo Poccia.
- Cloud Academy's blogs, courses, and Labs.
- Serverless Architectures on AWS, by Peter Sbarski.
The Serverless Cloud
It turns out serverless computing is also popular outside of the AWS ecosystem. Every cloud vendor is building its own serverless solution.
Why? Apparently, because developers really like this new level of abstraction. Roughly speaking, not dealing with operations and server maintenance simply sounds better, even without considering the powerful event-oriented approach offered by the serverless architecture.
Even though serverless computing doesn't completely remove operations from your workflow, I personally believe it makes developers more comfortable, and drastically increases the ownership of their code.
Here are some of the main AWS Lambda alternatives, even if most of them are still alpha versions or not as complete as they should be:
- Google Cloud Functions: here is my review of Google's serverless solution (still in limited preview); it currently supports only JavaScript.
- Microsoft Azure Functions: Azure's solution – still in preview – looks very promising, but I haven't had a chance to try it yet. It supports a wide variety of languages, including JavaScript, C#, Python, PHP, Bash, Batch, and PowerShell.
- IBM Bluemix OpenWhisk: also IBM's solution is still in alpha and I might give it a try soon. It currently supports JavaScript and Swift.
- Iron.io: it is a serverless platform built on top of Docker and Golang. This one is language agnostic and currently supports Golang, Python, Ruby, PHP, and .NET.
I am still looking forward to a future where a great codebase like the Serverless Framework is vendor neutral and allows developers to work on the Cloud platform of their choice.
Let us know what you like or dislike about serverless computing, especially if you are using the Serverless Framework.
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We are currently seeking a Small Engine Mechanic for a Tulsa company.
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Longterm control of advanced and recurrent gastric cancer (ARGC) by S-1
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An oral tegafur compound, S-1 (TS-1®), was developed to potentiate antitumor activity and to reduce gastrointestinal toxicities for patients with gastric cancer. It has achieved a high response rate against advanced and recurrent gastric cancer (ARGC) in Japan; however, the efficacy and adverse reactions of longterm administration of S-1 remain to be elucidated.
Sixty-nine patients with ARGC treated with S-1 were studied; 58 patients had measurable lesions, while 11 patients did not. S-1 was orally administered at doses of between 40 and 60 mg/body twice daily for 28 days, followed by 14 days' rest, as one course.
The overall response rate was 38% (complete response [CR], 2/58; partial response [PR], 20/58; stable disease [SD], 9/58; progressive disease [PD] 23/58). Response rate by target organ was 40% for the primary lesion, 45% for lymph node metastasis, 38% for peritoneal metastasis, and 25% for liver metastasis. When S-1 was administered as second-line chemotherapy (n = 25), the response rate was 36%. Of the 69 patients, 14 received S-1 for more than a year. The median survival time (MST) after S-1 administration in these 14 patients, including 3 patients with stable disease, was 918 days (range, 536 to 1107 days). There were no grade 3 to 4 toxicities in these 14 patients receiving longterm therapy with S-1.
S-1 therapy was performed with a high response rate, irrespective of the target organ or the presence of prior chemotherapy. Longterm administration of S-1 may benefit patients with ARGC, providing prolonged disease control with acceptable toxicities.
Key wordsGastric cancer Chemotherapy S-1
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