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Radiation exposure at a young age is one of the strongest risk factors for breast cancer. Germline mutations in genes involved in the DNA-damage repair pathway (DDRP) may render women more susceptible to radiation-induced breast cancer.
We evaluated the contribution of germline mutations in the DDRP genes BRCA1, BRCA2, CHEK2 and ATM to the risk of radiation-induced contralateral breast cancer (CBC). The germline mutation frequency was assessed, in a case-only study, in women who developed a CBC after they had a first breast cancer diagnosed before the age of 50 years, and who were (n = 169) or were not (n = 78) treated with radiotherapy for their first breast tumour.
We identified 27 BRCA1, 5 BRCA2, 15 CHEK2 and 4 truncating ATM germline mutation carriers among all CBC patients tested (21%). The mutation frequency was 24.3% among CBC patients with a history of radiotherapy, and 12.8% among patients not irradiated for the first breast tumour (odds ratio 2.18 (95% confidence interval 1.03 to 4.62); p = 0.043). The association between DDRP germline mutation carriers and risk of radiation-induced CBC seemed to be strongest in women who developed their second primary breast tumour at least 5 years after radiotherapy. Those patients had an odds ratio of 2.51 (95% confidence interval 1.03 to 6.10; p = 0.049) of developing radiation-induced breast cancer, in comparison with non-carriers.
This study shows that carriers of germline mutations in a DDRP gene have an increased risk of developing (contralateral) breast cancer after radiotherapy; that is, over and above the risk associated with their carrier status. The increased risk indicates that knowledge of germline status of these DDRP genes at the time of breast cancer diagnosis may have important implications for the choice of treatment.
Several risk factors for the development of breast cancer, such as family history, reproductive factors and exposure to radiation, have been identified. Out of all breast cancers, 5 to 10% can be attributed to germline mutations in familial high-risk genes such as BRCA1 or BRCA2 that result in a lifetime breast cancer risk of about 45 to 65% [1]. The penetrance varies between families, depending on 'risk modifiers' such as hormonal factors, mutation type and also exposure to radiation [2-4]. Mutations in low-penetrance genes may account for a larger proportion (10 to 30%) of all breast cancers [5]. The contribution of these genes might be explained by their role in the DNA-damage control pathway. For instance, ATM heterozygous carriers have a relative risk of breast cancer of 2.2 compared with the general population and a relative risk of 4.9 for those younger than 50 years of age [6,7]. It has been shown that particular alterations in the ATM gene are associated with increased in vitro chromosomal sensitivity to radiation [8-10]. One particular sequence variant in CHEK2 (CHEK2*1100delC) has been implicated in a twofold increased risk of breast cancer, functioning as a low-penetrance breast cancer susceptibility allele [11-15]. Mutation frequencies reported in the literature indicate that about 10% of all women with breast cancer diagnosed before the age of 50 years have a germline mutation in BRCA1, BRCA2, ATM or CHEK2 [1,6,15].
Exposure to ionising radiation is a strong risk factor for breast cancer. A pooled analysis of eight cohorts by Preston and colleagues showed that the increased risk is directly proportional to the radiation dose received and inversely related to age at irradiation [16]. For women exposed at the age of 25 years the excess relative risk per Gy was estimated to be 1.8. Radiation-induced DNA damage initiates a complex series of overlapping responses responsible for the maintenance of genome integrity. The increased incidence of breast cancer after exposure to ionising radiation might be restricted to a genetically defined radiosensitive subpopulation [17]. Candidate genes (for example BRCA1, BRCA2, CHEK2, ATM, MDM2 and TP53) are implicated in the maintenance of genome integrity; their involvement in breast cancer susceptibility and their role in DNA-damage repair signalling make them excellent candidates as genes with a role in radiation-induced breast cancer [18].
The use of diagnostic X-rays has not been associated with increased risk of breast cancer in the general population, with the exception of frequent chest fluoroscopies in tuberculosis [19,20]. However, low-dose ionising radiation has recently been shown to increase the risk of breast cancer significantly among BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers [4]. In a retrospective cohort study of 1,601 female BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers we found an association with reported chest X-ray exposure and significantly increased risk of breast cancer (hazard ratio 1.54). Furthermore, a recent publication also showed a strong association (odds ratio (OR) 3.21) between CHEK2*1100delC carrier status, breast cancer risk and a history of chest X-rays [21].
Women with breast cancer in general have a threefold to fourfold increased risk of developing a new primary cancer in the opposite breast [22]. The increased risk may be explained by the same genetic and hormonal factors that caused the first breast cancer. In addition, radiotherapy for primary breast cancer may also contribute to the development of cancer in the contralateral breast. The contralateral breast can receive a dose of several Gy of leakage and scattered radiation during radiation treatment (RT) [23,24]. Several studies have shown that exposure of the contralateral breast to RT increases the risk of developing second primary breast cancer among young women [23,25].
To evaluate the association between germline mutations in DNA-damage repair pathway (DDRP) genes (BRCA1, BRCA2, CHEK2 and ATM) and radiation-induced contralateral breast cancer (CBC), we conducted a case-only study. We assessed the germline mutation frequency in women who developed CBC, according to their history of RT for the first breast cancer, and assessed whether DDRP mutation carriers have an increased risk of radiation-associated breast cancer compared with that for non-carriers.
We examined the interaction of germline mutation status and exposure to radiotherapy in the pathogenesis of CBC in a case-only design. Such an approach is especially suitable for the evaluation of gene-environment interactions [26,27]. The consecutive breast cancer patients included in this study were all selected from the hospital tumour registries of The Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI-AVL), Amsterdam, and the Dr Daniel den Hoed Cancer Centre/Erasmus Medical Center (DDHK), Rotterdam. We achieved an 80% response rate from all patients who were invited to participate. CBC patients (with a histologically confirmed second primary breast tumour) were included if their first breast cancer was diagnosed before the age of 50 years (between 1966 and 2000) and the second breast cancer was diagnosed at least 1 year later (n = 247).
One hundred and sixty-nine patients had received radiotherapy for their primary invasive breast tumour and 78 had not (main indications for radiotherapy were lymph-node status and prognosis at the time of diagnosis). All patients had been treated with surgery, 23% had had chemotherapy in addition to RT, and 9% had received chemotherapy in the no-RT group (see also Table Table1).1). Patients who were treated with radiotherapy received one or more radiation fields with either kilovolt or megavolt radiation quality. The dose to the ipsilateral primary tumour site varied from 30.5 Gy (internal mammary chain irradiation) to 76 Gy (breast-conserving treatment with a boost dose). The contralateral breast received about 1 to 10% from scatter and collimator leakage (this problem continues despite modern radiation methods). The maximum radiation dose at the contralateral breast and the dose at the site of the contralateral tumour were estimated from the treatment charts by a radiation oncologist (NS Russell; details of the calculation of the radiation dose to the contralateral breast (taking into account all given doses, fields, machine types, scatter and collimator leakage) are available from the authors on request).
Detailed treatment data, disease characteristics and patient characteristics were obtained from medical records and risk factor questionnaires (Table (Table1).1). Patients were asked to donate a 20-ml blood sample or permission for the use of paraffin-embedded tissue blocks, and all patients gave written informed consent for mutation analysis. This study received approval from the Medical Ethical Committees of NKI-AVL and DDHK.
Genomic DNA was either isolated from peripheral blood lymphocytes with the use of DNAzol (Invitrogen, Breda, The Netherlands) methods in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, or from three 10-μm paraffin normal tissue slides in accordance with standard protocols [28]. For histopathological examination of the tumour we used a haematoxylin/eosin-stained slide.
The complete ATM open reading frame was analysed; each exon (exons 4 to 65) and corresponding splice sites were screened for germline mutations by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, identifying 80 to 90% of all ATM mutations and polymorphisms [29]. Detection of the CHEK2*1100delC mutation was performed by using denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis. All primers were designed with the Ingeny melt analysis software; and primer sequences are available from the authors on request. The products were analysed on a polyacrylamide/20 to 55% urea/formamide gradient gel and run overnight at 120 V and 59°C.
Using DSDI (detection of small deletions and insertions; genotype analysis on an ABI Prism 3700 DNA analyzer and corresponding software) and allelic discrimination (AD; with Taqman probes using a ABI Prism 7700 sequence detector) we screened for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations. We chose the fragments for DSDI and the ADs as those in which we were able to detect the most frequently occurring known pathogenic mutations, including Dutch founder mutations, on the basis of data from BRCA1/2 screening in breast cancer families and in young breast cancer patients from almost all clinical genetic centres in The Netherlands. In total we screened for 32 different mutations in BRCA1 and 16 in BRCA2, which represented at the time of analysis about 81% and about 39% of known mutations occurring in Dutch breast cancer families. Methods are available from the authors on request.
All aberrations were confirmed by genomic sequence analysis. Sequence analysis was performed with the ABI PRISM Big-DyeTerminator Cycle Sequencing Ready Reaction Kit, Version 3.1 (Applied Biosystems, Nieuwerkerk a/d Ijssel, The Netherlands). Sequencing products were analysed with the ABI Prism 3700 DNA analyser and corresponding software.
Statistical analyses were performed by using standard methods for the analysis of case-control studies [30]. We compared the mutation frequency between CBC cases previously treated with radiation and those not treated with radiation. ORs and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were calculated to evaluate the association between radiation exposure, mutation carrier status and breast cancer risk. Logistic regression was performed to examine the effect of potential confounders (age at first breast cancer, tumour size, lymph node status and family history) on risk estimates. Under the assumption that there is independence between genotype and RT, the OR estimates the relative risk of CBC associated with radiation among gene carriers compared with the relative risk of CBC associated with radiation among non-carriers. All analyses were performed with SPSS 12.0 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA).
For all CBC patients we obtained germline mutation data for the DDRP genes BRCA1, BRCA2, CHEK2 and ATM. In total, we identified 51 pathogenic germline mutations in these DDRP genes among the 247 CBC patients (21%), an increase over the estimated 10% mutation carriers among all women with primary breast cancer diagnosed before the age of 50 years (estimated from mutation frequencies reported previously [1,6,15]; Table Table2).2). We did not detect multiple pathogenic mutations in single patients. We compared the mutation frequency between CBC cases previously treated with radiation and those not treated with radiation. Among women who had received radiotherapy for their first breast cancer (n = 169), we identified 24.3% mutation carriers, in contrast with only 12.8% among those who had not received radiotherapy (n = 78). Our data show that women with a pathogenic mutation in one of the tested genes have a 2.18-fold increased risk (95% CI 1.03 to 4.62) of developing CBC after radiotherapy for the first breast cancer, compared with women without a pathogenic mutation. The pattern of a higher proportion of carriers among the CBC cases with previous RT than among those with no previous RT was also found for each of the individual genes, although these results did not reach significance.
The mean age at diagnosis of the first primary breast cancer was 41 years in the CBC group with previous RT and 42 years for CBC patients not treated with radiation (Table (Table1).1). Furthermore, the mean age at diagnosis of the first primary breast cancer was 41 years in the mutation carrier group (interquartile range 36 to 47 years) and 42 years in the non-carriers (interquartile range 38 to 47 years), resulting in the same mean (and median) age at time of treatment in both groups. Adjustment for age in logistic regression analysis did not materially affect the risk estimates: the adjusted OR was 2.14 (95% CI 1.01 to 4.55). DDRP mutation carriers had clinico-pathological features that were similar to those of 'sporadic' cases. Tumour size, lymph node status and type of tumour were comparable in the mutation-positive and mutation-negative groups (Table (Table1).1). Adjustment for each of these three factors in logistic regression analysis did not materially affect the risk estimates for mutation status.
In addition to the proven ATM pathogenic truncating mutations we also detected in ATM a large number of presumed neutral polymorphisms and missense mutations (Table (Table3).3). Forty-three individuals carried at least one ATM missense mutation, of whom 7 had multiple ATM missense mutations [31]. Moreover, 14 patients had a pathogenic mutation in one of the tested DDRP genes in addition to an ATM missense mutation. Overall, we did not detect a significantly increased proportion of women with missense mutations among those who had received RT compared with those who had not (OR 1.24 (95% CI 0.52 to 2.94)). Although these data are also not statistically significant, there might be an increased risk of developing radiation-induced breast cancer in those women carrying a combination of both a pathogenic DDRP and an ATM missense mutation (OR 2.90 (95% CI 0.63 to 13.30); Table Table33).
The literature [6,41] shows that ATM missense mutation carriers have an increased risk for breast cancer. Because there is no conclusive evidence for the function of any of these missense mutations yet, we did not take these missense mutations into account in the subsequent analysis exploring the effect of RT.
Because age at radiation is a major determinant of breast cancer risk, we examined whether younger age at irradiation was associated with a greater radiation effect in carriers. All women in our study had their first breast tumour diagnosed before the age of 50 years, but none of them had cancer before they were 20 years old. We divided the cases by age at radiation into those exposed below the age of 40 years and those exposed between 40 and 50 years of age. Although the results were not significant, they showed that the radiation effect might be more pronounced in the younger mutation carriers at exposure (Table (Table44).
The contralateral breast received about 1 to 10% of the total dose from scatter and collimator leakage from the RT machine. To investigate whether germline pathological mutations most strongly affect CBC risk in women who had highest levels of RT (women were received a dose of 30 to 76 Gy), we compared the estimated maximum radiation dose to the contralateral breast with the estimated radiation dose at the site of the tumour in the contralateral breast between mutation carriers and non-carriers. The mean maximum RT dose and dose at the site of the tumour in the (contralateral) breast were comparable for those patients carrying a germline mutation and those without a germline mutation (Table (Table1).1). The dose distribution among carriers and non-carriers was also comparable, with an interquartile range for maximum RT dose of 1.0 to 1.8 Gy among carriers and 0.9 to 1.9 Gy among non-carriers, and an interquartile range for the dose at the site of the tumour of 1.3 to 2.2 Gy among carriers and 1.5 to 2.8 Gy among non-carriers.
The literature suggests that the increased risk of breast cancer due to radiation is not observed until at least 5 years after exposure [32,33]. When we subdivided all cases into two groups on the basis of the interval between first and second breast cancer (1 to 5 years and more than 5 years), we did indeed observe a difference between these groups (Table (Table5).5). The strongest effect was observed in women who developed a second primary breast tumour at least 5 years after radiotherapy; of these, 24% carried a germline mutation in one of the genes tested, in contrast with only 11% in those who did not receive any RT. Thus, at least 5 years after RT for the first breast cancer, women carrying a germline mutation in a DDRP gene had a significantly increased risk (OR 2.51, 95% CI 1.03 to 6.10; p = 0.049) of developing a radiation-associated CBC compared with women not carrying such a mutation.
This study is, to the best of our knowledge, the first to suggest that women with a germline mutation in a gene involved in DDRP have an increased risk of developing radiation-associated CBC, compared with women who are not carrying such a mutation. We examined the mutation frequency of BRCA1, BRCA2, CHEK2 and ATM in women who had developed a second primary breast tumour at least 1 year after a first breast cancer diagnosed before the age of 50 years, with or without RT for their first breast cancer. Such a case-only design is particularly well suited to the assessment of gene-environment interactions, although the independent effects of the genes involved or of radiation cannot be determined from these data [26,27]. ORs from such a design can be interpreted as the risk of developing radiation-associated disease for carriers compared with non-carriers. We present evidence for an interaction between mutations in the DDRP genes and radiation for the first breast cancer in the development of CBC.
Women with breast cancer have in general a threefold to fourfold increased risk of developing a new primary cancer in the contralateral breast [22]. The 15-year cumulative risk of developing CBC amounts to 10 to 13% [34-36]. BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers have an estimated CBC cumulative risk of 50 to 60% at the age of 70 years. The highest incidence is seen in the first 5 years after diagnosis of the primary breast cancer (12 to 33% per year), in contrast with 0.4 to 1% per year for breast cancer patients in general [37,38]. In a recent study, based on a consecutive series of breast cancer patients under 50 years of age, unselected for family history, we showed that CHEK2*1100delC carriers have a twofold increased risk of second breast cancer [39].
In the present study we found that mutation carriers have an additional excess risk, compared with non-carriers, of developing CBC during follow-up if they received RT for their first breast tumour. The increased risk due to RT exposure in carriers was mainly seen from 5 years after RT (Table (Table5).5). This is in accordance with the analysis of Boice and colleagues, who suggested previously that cancers resulting from an exposure to radiation would develop within predictable time windows; a latency period of at least 5 to 10 years was suggested for second primaries [32]. Metcalf and colleagues have shown that RT actually protects against local recurrences and ipsilateral breast cancer among BRCA1 and BRCA2 carriers [36].
Age at time of exposure is known to be a major determinant of the risk of breast cancer [40]. Our data also suggest that carriers in the younger age group at the time of exposure (less than 40 years old) showed the highest risk of developing radiation-associated CBC, although the difference from those above 40 years of age at RT was not significant (Table (Table4).4). Importantly, the mean and median ages at diagnosis of the first primary breast cancer were the same in the CBC patients with and without prior RT and in CBC patients with and without a germline mutation, resulting in the same median age at time of treatment in both groups (Table (Table1).1). Indeed, adjustment for age at first diagnosis did not affect our risk estimates.
The association between breast cancer risk and low-dose radiation has been a subject of debate. Recently we showed that diagnostic ionising radiation exposure from chest X-rays may be associated with a significantly increased breast cancer risk among women who carry BRCA1 or BRCA2 pathogenic germline mutations [4]. Comparable findings were reported for CHEK2*1100delC carriers by Bernstein and colleagues [21]. In the present study we included women exposed to higher doses from therapeutic RT, in whom the contralateral breast is exposed to about 1 to 10% of the total dose (namely 1 to 6 Gy), increasing the likelihood of detecting a gene-radiation interaction. The average (mean and median) maximum radiation dose (about 1.5 Gy) and the dose at the site of the tumour (about 1.8 Gy) measured in this study were found to be comparable between carriers and non-carriers. According to Preston and colleagues, the excess relative risk at 1 Gy is 2, implying that mutation carriers may have an excess relative risk of about 2.5 times this risk [16].
We increased the power of our analysis by investigating the effect of four breast cancer susceptibility genes together, considering them as a DNA repair gene group. These genes are all involved in DNA damage response triggered by damage induced by ionising radiation. An efficient response to DNA damage is essential for cellular life. The most detrimental form of damage is DNA double-strand breaks, which can be induced by ionising radiation and are lethal to the cell if not repaired. If repaired incorrectly, as a result of improper functioning of the repair machinery caused by mutations in the genes implicated, double-strand breaks can lead to carcinogenesis through translocation, inversions or deletions of genetic material. Although the relative impact of germline mutations in the separate genes studied in response to RT is unknown, all of these genes have been identified as crucial to the repair of RT-induced double-strand breaks. We therefore considered it justified to regard these genes together as a DNA repair gene group in our analyses. Although we screened for only a subset of all mutations in the four genes, there is no biological evidence that undetected mutations would have occurred more often in the non-RT group.
In a case-only study there must be independence between exposure (RT) and genotype (mutation) [26]. By selecting the RT-exposed and non-RT-exposed groups of CBC patients we might have consistently selected for those clinico-pathological factors determining the use of radiotherapy. If mutation carriers were more likely to receive RT for primary breast cancer, for example because of the presence of a family history of the disease, alerting the physician to a potentially more aggressive course of the disease, selection bias might arise in our case-only study. However, this was not the case, mutation carriers did not receive RT more often. Information about a family history of breast cancer was obtained by a mailed questionnaire and from medical records. In our study population 53% of the carriers reported breast cancer in the family (33% with an affected first-degree relative), in contrast with 40% in the non-carriers (29% with an affected first-degree relative). From the data collected from medical records and risk factor questionnaires of all women, we concluded that DDRP mutation carriers had clinico-pathological features (such as size and stage) similar to those of 'sporadic' cases. Adjustment for each of these factors in logistic regression analysis did not materially affect the risk estimates for mutation status. In addition, the percentages of patients receiving chemotherapy were comparable for mutation carriers and non-carriers. Consequently, the genetic factors (the genetic status was not known at time of treatment) under study did not affect treatment choice, justifying our assumption of independence between radiation and a mutation carrier status, which is needed for a case-only study.
In addition, in a related project studying the effect of BRCA1, BRCA2 and CHEK2*1100delC germline mutations on survival and disease outcome in a large cohort of unselected breast cancer patients (diagnosis before 50 years of age), we found that the tumour characteristics of CHEK2*1100delC carriers did not differ significantly from those of non-carriers. Importantly, in that same study we also found that the proportion of breast cancer patients receiving radiotherapy did not significantly differ between the CHEK2*1100delC carriers and non-carriers [39].
Although the effect of pathogenic DDRP gene mutations on breast cancer risk seems evident, the role of most ATM missense mutations remains unclear. Generally, the idea is that there are two groups of ATM heterozygotes in the general population, each with different cancer risks: those with a wild-type and a truncating mutation allele and those with a wild-type and a missense mutation allele. Several epidemiological studies have shown that relatives of patients with ataxia-telangiectasia heterozygotic for an ATM germline mutation have an increased risk of breast cancer [6]. Carriers of mutations predicted to encode a full-length ATM protein had cancer risks similar to those of people carrying truncating mutations, predicting that both type of mutation in these families are pathogenic for ataxia-telangiectasia as well as for breast cancer [6,41]. Most studies try to predict the relevance of a particular mutation on the basis of co-segregation in breast cancer families, the location in a functional domain or interference with the splicing machinery [42]. Nevertheless, only a few studies have presented the functional analyses necessary to assess the biological impact of unidentified variants found frequently in ATM [43]. We found that ATM missense mutations, those detected in our study, do not by themselves contribute to an increased risk of breast cancer after exposure to radiation. Although not significant, there might be an increased risk of developing CBC after RT when patients have both a pathogenic DDRP and an ATM missense mutation (Table (Table3).3). This trend suggests that ATM missense mutations might have a risk-modifying effect after radiation exposure.
It has been hypothesised that a multigenic model might explain breast cancer susceptibility in a large part of the population. It has been shown that, although mutations in certain genes had marginal or no associations with risk when studied in isolation, they showed significant association when combined with variant alleles in other genes [44]. It will be necessary to confirm the potential pathogenic-missense mutation (gene-gene) interaction findings of this study by a larger-scale study designed specifically to examine the joint effects of radiation exposure and genetic susceptibility of breast cancer risk (for example the Women's Environmental Cancer and radiation epidemiology ('WECARE') study [45]).
Our data imply that there is a subgroup in the female population with increased susceptibility to radiation-induced breast cancer. The characterisation and identification of such a radiosensitive subgroup, if confirmed by others, will have implications for both diagnostic testing and the need for tailored treatment strategies. It provides a scientific basis for mutation analysis and subsequently, following the mutation analysis, an intensified follow-up protocol for mutation carriers. Identification of women susceptible to radiation damage will contribute to the risk/benefit assessment of radiation therapy versus alternative therapeutic options (such as breast-conserving surgery plus local radiotherapy or mastectomy).
CBC = contralateral breast cancer; CI = confidence interval; DDRP = DNA-damage repair pathway; OR = odds ratio; RT = radiation treatment.
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
AB was involved in coordination of the study, performing the experiments and analysing results, and wrote the manuscript. LMB, AH and JU were involved in the mutation analysis experiments. AN was involved in patient selection, medical record and questionnaire abstraction and database management. FH participated in mutation identification management. MKS participated in the SPSS statistical and database analysis. JGMK participated in patient identification and selection. NSR participated in patient selection and provided radiation dosimetry. FEvL participated in the design and epidemiological analysis and LJV participated in the design and coordination of the study. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
We thank Harry Bartelink for critical comments and advice on the manuscript, and Arno Floore, Arnout van der Plas, Astrid Bosma and Ben Nota for helping with the mutation analysis. Funding of this study was provided by the Dutch Cancer Society (DCS-NKI 01–2425).
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- From: Roger Turk <73527.1356(--nospam--at)compuserve.com>
- Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 17:57:33 -0400
AASHTO Bridge Specs, 15th Edition, Introduction, page v, states: "Primarily, the specifications set forth minimum requirements which are consistent with current practice, and certain modifications may be necessary to suite (sic.) local conditions. They apply to ordinary highway bridges and supplemental specifications may be required for unusual types and for bridges with spans longer than 500 feet." E & O insurance applications that I have seen typically ask if you do bridges longer than 300 ft, but does not indicate whether they are thinking of ten 30 ft spans or one 300 ft span. So, probably something with spans between 300 ft and 500 ft could be considered a long span bridge, and everything with spans greater than 500 ft would be a long span bridge. I would suggest that any bridge with a span 25 percent greater than you have ever designed before should be designed with the care that you would take if you designed a "long span" bridge. Hope this helps. A. Roger Turk, P.E.(Structural) Tucson, Arizona Robert Rogers wrote: >>Talk about a silent world ...... Well let me throw something back out here for discussion. Let's dissect the word "long span". Of the three bridge types (span, arch, and suspension) a span bridge is classically defined as: "A structure supported on each end by a foundation" I don't necessarily believe that the span needs to be continuous to be considered long. Since we now have defined what a "span" type of bridge is, what constitutes long ? Is this a relative term ? The 1981 article "Recommended Design Load for Bridges" in the Journal of the Structural Division contains a small hint at what defines "long span". Under its discussion for traffic loading for long span bridges it states: "This section applies to any bridge or component of a bridge that is outside the ranges of the code which would normally be appropriate for a shorter bridge at the same location." How's that for vague ? If I have a 420' simple span Pratt truss bridge is that a long span bridge ? Let's here some chatter out there. What are your thoughts ? >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Your following message has been delivered to the list seaint(--nospam--at)seaint.org at 05:44:56 on 13 Sep 1999. >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >I am currently in the midst of a philosophical debate with a fellow engineer >on the definition of what a constitutes a "long span" bridge. We both have >some differences in interpretation and cannot find an AASHTO definition >thereof. I have also search a couple of definitive references (by >Xanthakos) with no luck. Anybody out there who can point me to a source >(AASHTO reference, Classical Text Book, etc.) that defines this term ? Or >if you can E-Mail or fax me (937-461-0743) a copy of the definition that >would be tremendous. >Thanks in advance.<<
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Lester Joseph Gillis (December 6, 1908– November 27, 1934)
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It's been a big week for tech giants Google, Facebook and Microsoft. Despite Facebook's "whisper" campaign against it, Google managed to divert positive attention to its new "Chromebook" while Microsoft garnered page one headlines with its $8.5 purchase of Skype.
Yes, the internet wars are in high gear this week and these three rivals have come out swinging.
Facebook has experienced its fair share of privacy scandals in the past, but this week the social networking site admitted to secretly attacking the privacy policies of Google, its rival in the competition for internet advertising space. Facebook hired PR firm Burson-Marstellar to pitch negative stories about Google's Social Circles and social search to an independent blogger, USA Today, The Washington Post, Politico.com and the Huffington Post.
When bloggers went public with the "whisper" campaign, the firm immediately withdrew from the contract it had with Facebook. Burson-Marstellar claims, "Whatever the rationale, this was not standard operating practice and is against our polices and the assignment on these terms should have been declined."
The stories were intended to take negative focus off of Facebook's privacy problems and shift them to Google, though Facebook claims that it never meant to create a smear campaign. Burson-Marstellar contacted journalists without revealing the identity of its client, and Facebook now admits, "The issues are serious and we should have presented them in a transparent way."
It seems that Facebook's campaign did more damage to Facebook's reputation than it did to Google's. The story proves the importance of transparency in all communications.
Hadly Reynolds, analyst at IDC, claims that the Facebook executives are too young and immature to really understand how to properly handle such a large and powerful company but PR ethics really should be universal regardless of age or experience level.
While Facebook was busy attempting to smear it and then clean up the mess, Google took a step forward and announced that it will launch a new netbook on July 15th in the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Netherlands, Italy and Spain. The "Chromebook" will run on Google's Chrome operating system.
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Google says the Chromebook will boot in 8 seconds and hold 8.5 hours of battery life. Chromebooks are designed to process data faster over time as new updates come out. Sounds like a pretty good deal, especially with Amazon's new Cloud Drive launch at the end of March rocketing the cloud computing world further into popularity. With this new product, Google provides further proof of its position as a leader in cloud computing.
What Microsoft plans to do with the newly purchased Skype is yet to be determined, but it proved in the past an ability to transform companies it acquired. For example, it bought Forethought for $14 million in 1987 and turned it into PowerPoint. PowerPoint is now part of Microsoft Office Suite, which brings in $14 billion per year.
Even if Microsoft has stated no definitive plans for Skype, there is one thing it knows for sure: at least now arch-rival Google can't have it. By purchasing Skype, Microsoft prevented its biggest rival from getting its hands on such a valuable tool. Instead of openly attacking Google like Facebook did, Microsoft is snatching up resources so Google can't have them. Microsoft and Google are fighting the same war, just with different tactics.
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George Chesterton: As soldiers become more visible in public life, debate about why they are dying – and killing – in Afghanistan is disappearing
Half of the world's most famous musical pairing of albino brothers produces a storming piece of funk
George Chesterton: The boys from Lanarkshire get close to the divine light on their first single from 1990
Diego Maradona landed in Scotland yesterday ahead of Argentina's friendly at Hampden Park on Wednesday
Pompey's new manager insists he is Jermain Defoe's 'biggest fan' in spite of leaving the striker on the bench at Anfield
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David Beckham has said he can understand Frank Yallop's decision to stand down as manager of LA Galaxy.
Milan played out a goalless draw with Torino but are set to welcome back Ronaldo after injury.
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Football: All eyes are on David Healy who sustained an injury in training for Northern Ireland's qualifier against Iceland.
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Regional Wage Responses to Unemployment and Profitabililty: Empirical Evidence from Norwegian Manufacturing Industries
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My son recorded over the weekend but when we listened to it on the camera there was no sound. I checked the old footage and it too was quiet. Is there a mute on the camera that I dont know about. Please help.
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If you were watching movie on camera LCD and got No Sound, its possibility of built-in speaker is defective. Please check the sound by connecting camera to TV. If sound comes from TV, it means built-in samll speaker is defective and needs to be replaced.
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From Business: Aside from being able to dine-in our restaurant, we offer drive-thru window and delivery services. Our menu selections include appetizers, soup, combo platters and more! Our entrees include a number of different selections such as our delicious chicken almond platter or our moo goo gai pan dish. Luncheon and dinner special…
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I was told that my order would be returned. This is not the first time that they have messed up an order or left an item off. This was me trying to give them another chance, but again, they messed up. Driver said he had been calling over 30 minutes which was incorrect (more like 16 to be exact) …
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THE SCENE: Hidden in a shopping center, the Bamboo Garden is a retreat from the city within the city with its slightly dim lighting and Asian decorations. THE FOOD: The menu is extensive, serving both Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine. The entrees in a clay pot have a mystery effect with its pres…
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I visit to dine here about 2 times per year and I would recommend it as good. It is local with a small town and family feel. The service has been good and the food is good. I would recommend any steak as the flavor is excellent being cooked in a wood pit. Another recommendation is the Chicken ala Cordon Bleu. The building has an older look to the floors, ceiling and decorations but it is clean and looks nice. I can't remember the menu selections offhand but they are plentiful with steak, combination plates, seafood, appetizers, lunch plates, sandwiches, and mexican dishes to name a few. I found their menu on the coastalbendmenuguide web site.
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Siverado is located on Weber in the same parking lot as Safari Sports Bar. You cant miss it,right in the back. When you go you have to try the poor boy grande .It is an enormous sandwich! You will be hooked. I personally order mine without sausage. Because normally it comes piled on with both sausage and brisket not to mention the chopped brisket with barbecue sauce on the bottom! Mmmm :) Go hungry. You also have to try their turkey and dressing dinner on Sunday. Bring the family. Ya'll will love it.
J.P. Bombers, both locations actually, are honestly the most efficient restaurants I've been to. The staff is so knowledgeable about the menu and are comfortable in the way they speak to the customers. I didn't even have to call the waiter over & he brought over my drink refilled. The food delivery was timely and it tasted great as well. It's never a let down when my family & I come to eat here.
This is my favorite restaurant in Corpus Christi, excellent service and the food can't be beat. The honey sesame chicken is soo delicious! I haven't tried anything there I didn't like. Sushi is excellent too. It's a nice clean environment. My husband and I have been going for a couple of years now and it's our favorite for Asian food.


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Easy Candied Dill Pickles
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But, so easy to make......
- 46 oz
- jar kosher dill pickle chunks, drained (you can use the spears, just cut into bite-sized pieces)
- 1 1/2 c
- sugar
- 1 1/2 Tbsp
- white vinegar
1Place sugar and vinegar in a bowl and stir until the sugar is dissolved. (This will take a couple of minutes)
2Add the pickle pieces and mix well.
3Cover and place in the refrigerator for 4 hours or longer. Stir occasionally. The longer they sit, the more candied they become.
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Other Appetizers
Main Ingredient: Vegetable
Regional Style: American
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
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