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From autumn 2007, Discover will begin accepting JCB cards through its payment terminals across the US. This should quadruple merchant acceptance of JCB cards in the US, helping JCB expand its global presence and boost its profits as its home market becomes increasingly saturated. Furthermore, the tie-up looks set to not only grow JCB's profits, but also please consumers, who may benefit the most.
In an attempt to offer increased convenience and protection to customers, the Japanese Bankers Association has announced plans to establish a standardized biometric customer identification system. If the technology proves successful, other banks may follow suit, although numerous concerns need to be overcome before this can become a reality.
Japan's Mizuho [8411.TO] bank has announced new links with US-based banks Wachovia [WB], Bank of New York [BK] and Wells Fargo [WFC]. Mizuho will use the links to develop a range of investment and retail products. More importantly though, Mizuho also plans to establish a private bank, but it will need to find a specialist wealth management partner to avoid over-stretching its capabilities.
Radical plans to privatize Japan Post from April 2007 were announced yesterday. The Japanese postal service is the world's largest financial institution with savings deposits of $2,095 billion and some 25,000 branches. Its likely privatization is a daunting prospect for local competitors.
Merrill Lynch [MER] and Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group (MTFG) are in the latter stages of negotiations to establish a private banking and brokerage joint venture in Japan. If the deal goes through it will represent a compelling combination, and provide Merrill with unprecedented access to the enormous Japanese wealth market.
The last few years have been turbulent ones for South Korea's banking sector following a consumer spending boom turned sour. Yet the great interest evoked by Newbridge Capital's sale of its stake in KFB shows the market is turning a corner, with foreign players now keen to invest in the market. The presence of these players should ensure greater stability going forward.
Improved financial results and the sale of its Japanese business to AIG [AIG] have capped Royal & SunAlliance's [RSA.L] rehabilitation. The turnaround in its fortunes reflects the company's determination to concentrate on its core operations by selling many disparate parts of the group and exiting the life sector. This new-found discipline should stand it in good stead for the future.
UBS' [UBS] results show a 37% increase in UBS Wealth Management's pre-tax profits for the first nine months of 2004, with record levels of invested assets and continued investment in expansion and recruitment. Having returned to the Japanese market during Citigroup's [C] recent regulatory troubles there, the wealth manager now has a significant opportunity that could propel it to greater heights.
Deutsche Bank [DB] is planning to raise an additional $1.5 billion in Japanese hedge fund assets over the next three years. In a break from past norms, it will work with Japanese banks and brokers to assist in selling its funds. Given the potential of the market, Deutsche Bank should be optimistic about catching up with rivals that have more established footprints in the region.
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Gordon West is the latest former player to be named an Everton Giant.
The Club has honoured one of its former greats every year since 2000 and the inauguration of the Everton Giants accolade to mark the millennium.
At the 2007/07 End of Season Awards, West joined the elite list of Everton Giants that includes Howard Kendall, Graeme Sharp, Alan Ball and Dixie Dean.
Big Westy is one of the most popular goalkeepers to ever pull on a green jersey for Everton.
Harry Catterick paid a then record fee for a goalkeeper when he bought West from Blackpool in March 1962 for £27,000. The player he had purchased was a superb shot-stopper with a dash of theatre about him; he was a massive character.
West won Championship medals in 1962-63 and 1969-70, and was part of the 1966 FA Cup winning side. He won three England caps but opted not to be part of the squad that took part in the 1970 World Cup finals.
West left Everton when he was just one game short of 400 in total.
West was presented with the award by Kevin Ratcliffe and Peter Reid, men who are already on the list of Giants.
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Men's Basketball Drops Heartbreaker to Colorado
Dec. 3, 2006
BOULDER, Colo - The Northern Colorado men's basketball team held Jermyl Jackson-Wilson in check for the first thirty-nine minutes of the game, but the sophomore forward for the University of Colorado showed why he is leading the Big XII in offensive rebounds, grabbing a board from a teammate's desperation jumper, and banking in a five-footer from the right side just as the buzzer sounded, leading his team to a heartbreaking 88-86 win over the Bears at the Coors Events Center in Boulder.
Northern Colorado (1-7) clawed back from a 10-point deficit with less than nine minutes to play, relying on four clutch free throws from senior Dwayne Birden and a pair of 3's from sharpshooter Sean Taibi. Perhaps the most clutch shot for the Bears was the one that knotted the score at 86-86.
With just under 30 seconds left on the clock and the Bears down three, freshman guard Will Figures found himself unexpectedly open at the top of the arc. He took a step back, set his feet and fired a clean shot that tied the game for the eighth time, and first since Terry Anderson hit a pair of free throws to knot the score at 42-42 with under a minute left in the first half.
On the ensuing trip down the floor, CU's Richard Roby - the game's high scorer with 21 points - let the clock wind down to seven seconds before putting up a shot which hit the back of the rim, deflecting into the hands of teammate Dominique Coleman, whose put-back attempt also missed, setting up Jackson-Wilson's heroics.
The Bears broke an early 16-16 tie with a 7-0 run midway through the first half. They would stretch their lead to eight, reaching that margin with 3:46 left on the clock. However, the Buffaloes (3-4) closed the deficit with a 14-4 run to end the half, taking a 45-42 lead into the locker.
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Northern Colorado will continue its in-state road swing with a trip to Fort Collins Wednesday to play Colorado State. Tip-off is set for 7:05 p.m.


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Meow! Woof! Ahhhhh-Choo!7/8/01 at 8:00 PMTransgenic pets, based in New York, is trying to create a genetically engineered allergen-free cat to spare pet owners those awful coughs and sneezes. Then how about engineering humans to ease the suffering of our pets, too? They also suffer from allergies, according to Edinburgh University Hospital for Small Animals in Scotland. The hospital's veterinary dermatologists report that one in every 20 of its patients is allergic to its owner. Oh, and cats and dogs can be allergic to each other. As if that weren't obvious.
Reality Bites7/1/01 at 8:00 PMOn China's version of "Survivor," airing in July, contestants will battle high altitudes and fatigue in Shangri-La. (Yes, the Chinese claim to have found the tiny Himalayan valley near the border of the provinces of Sichuan and Yunnan.) If other versions of the show are any guide, the lives of China's survivors will be changed forever. But so will Shangri-La.The program will be broadcast by 110 mainland TV stations and 132 Internet news portals. After seeing the show, swarms of tourists are expected to descend on the hitherto unspoiled area. Garbage carelessly tossed aside. Harassed livestock (an endless source of amusement for some tourists). Tacky karaoke bars. The anticipated crush of tourists has also focused the attention of Chinese authorities closer than ever on these remote Tibetan hamlets. Last week the government ordered thousands of monks and nuns to leave one Tibetan monastic community in Sichuan, where they had previously lived undisturbed. Reality TV isn't just bad. It...
Next: Supreme Leader?7/1/01 at 8:00 PMAs he heads into his first summit meeting in India, Pakistan's leader, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, decided he needed a boost. So he cast aside his olive green Army uniform last week and donned a black sherwani, or long coat, appointing himself president. Clearly, he needs all the credibility he can get in talks next month with Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee. But will a glossy honorific do it?Musharraf, a reformer with a strong desire to bolster Pakistan's economy, enjoys the support of Pakistan's businessmen, who hope a resolution to the Kashmir crisis will boost trade with India and Pakistan's cash crisis. But he does not have the backing of the country's hard-line military Islamic extremists, who have a stake in perpetuating the conflict. So what's he going to tell 'em in Delhi? Titles don't do deals.
Ironies7/1/01 at 8:00 PMA little sunlight: When it comes to geopolitics--or tourism--Africa is eclipsed by events almost anywhere else. Curious, then, that many tens of thousands of foreign tourists descended on Zambia, Zimbabwe and other southern African nations last week. Reason? Thursday's solar eclipse.
Mario Rules7/1/01 at 8:00 PMEurope's top monopoly cop, (Super) Mario Monti, risks sparking a transatlantic war with his preliminary veto of the merger of General Electric and Honeywell. Most assumed he based the decision on his antimonopolistic inclinations. But American businessmen--and now senior Bushies--believe Monti's gambit marks the beginning of an economic policy war on U.S. business. Sen. Ernest Hollings, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, warned last week that U.S.-European relations would suffer if European antitrust authorities killed the deal. And according to a senior Bush official, Monti aims "to use antitrust policy to extend Europe's social democratic model and protect European business from the U.S. and the world." As American experts see it, this is just the latest in a string of European efforts to trump U.S. antitrust laws and directly regulate U.S. corporations.
Calling Slobo7/1/01 at 8:00 PMThe Yugoslav government put it plainly last week: Slobodan Milosevic now can be sent to face justice. Slobo and "all of these indicted individuals will go to The Hague," said the deputy prime minister. "There is no doubt about that." But when? Yugoslav officials gave themselves eight days to enforce their own decree; when they do, Slobo's allies could bring down the government. But Washington was threatening to hold back millions in Western aid if Yugoslavia backed down.Is there any wiggle room? One idea circulating in Belgrade: give up other indicted war criminals first. Ratko Mladic, former Bosnian Serb military boss, seems to be worried: he fled Belgrade for a hideout in Bosnia. But he may have to return to treat his kidney ailment. Mladic would be a good catch, but Slobo is still top prize.
The Lion King7/1/01 at 8:00 PMJapan's prime minister Junichiro Koizumi is making all the right moves. He's soaring in the polls--his latest disapproval rate was only 6 percent. (Take that, Yoshiro Mori, Koizumi's predecessor, disapproved by 66 percent just last year.) More than a million Japanese citizens have subscribed to Koizumi's weekly e-mail newsletter. Supporters around the country have bought about 600,000 posters of him. And thousands wear his T shirts.This weekend "Koizumi the Lionheart," as he recently proclaimed himself, heads to Washington. A stark contrast from the uncharismatic and unpopular Japanese visitors of the past, he will stride into the White House, head held high. Will Bush plead for support on global warming? Ask for Okinawa military bases to be treated gently? Most important, Bush must decide whether the bold new Japanese prime minister is good for the United States.
Perisccope6/3/01 at 8:00 PMTony Blair brought "babes" to his last election--the 101 women M.P.s elected to Parliament in Labour's landslide victory. But this year they just haven't been as prominent. "Whatever happened to the women in this campaign?" wrote one columnist last week, echoing a national question.Has the Labour Party let its women down in 2001? Sheer numbers would suggest so. It has fielded fewer women--149, compared with 158 in 1997. And because not as many are fighting for winnable seats, fewer are likely to be elected this time around.But the future of parliamentary equality is not as bleak as those stats might suggest. Labour's recent constitutional reforms have given birth to the Welsh Assembly, 40 percent women, and the Scottish Parliament, 38 percent women. Only one in eight M.P.s in Westminster is a woman, but this is because British antidiscrimination laws bar the party from stacking its lists of parliamentary candidates in women's favor. Fair or not, Labour seeks to change that law after...
It's All The Rage5/27/01 at 8:00 PMCan't you just get mad anymore? It's not just road rage and air rage any longer; the media race to rage-ify every angry incident it can. Take "yard rage," of which an Illinois man was recently accused. Rage has become the buzzword of our time. A survey: The nonfatal shooting was "an example of PATIENT RAGE, which health care professionals... face too often." (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)"A surfer inflicted SURF RAGE on himself. After missing a big wave... he punched himself in the head for 30 seconds." (The Vancouver Sun)"In a case of apparent SIDEWALK RAGE, Hall, 35, and McDonough, 30, were arrested... for allegedly attacking a neighbor because he greeted McDonough while walking a dog." (Record, Bergen, New Jersey)"How much money has been spent... replacing perfectly functioning hardware which has suffered at the hands of someone with PC RAGE?" (Birmingham Post, U.K.)
I'll Have The Nuclear Gnocchi5/20/01 at 8:00 PMIt seems mama's sauce isn't the only thing that puts the punch in Italian pasta. The German press piqued Italy's pride last week, claiming that much of the durum wheat used in the country's pasta is... radioactively mutated. Rubbish, retorted the Italians. "Those dour Germans are merely jealous of our superior cuisine", said one proud proponent of Italy's back-to- nature Slow Food movement. Noodle envy aside, the Germans happen to be right this time. Radiation is used to develop mutant strains and to improve production and resistance to natural hazards. This form of modification is common, says the International Atomic Energy Agency. And most of what we eat comes from these strains: Japanese pears, American grapefruit and, yes, several types of Italian durum wheat. But experts say that couldn't hurt a fruit fly, let alone humans. So let's all just simmer down and share a bowl of mutant noodles in peace.
Hoop Dreams, Chinese Reality5/20/01 at 8:00 PMLast Friday Chinese basketball star Yao Ming's shot at playing in the NBA bounced off the backboard. His club, the state-owned Shanghai Sharks, declared that Yao would not be eligible for the NBA draft in June. Don't blame the U.S.-China political game for this one, though. The Sharks say Yao must stay home for the greater good: to help the growth of Chinese basketball. But inside sources say it had more to do with capitalist greed. The Sharks, they say, are demanding 30 percent of Yao's future earnings and a large portion of his endorsements--an arrangement that his parents, so far, won't accept. "Yao is a slave to the team," says one of his advisers. "He has no individual rights." For now, it's goodbye NBA, hello filial piety.
Blame It On Yourselves5/20/01 at 8:00 PMWho cost the United States its seat on the U.N. Human Rights Commission in the recent secret vote? Theories abound. Was there a European Judas--or three, or five? Is the world tired of being bullied by U.S. strong-arm human-rights tactics? Or did China help bring the Bush administration down to earth? The United States "deserves the defeat" for arrogance and "imposing its human-rights standards on others," Beijing gloated. ...
Bring Back The Love5/13/01 at 8:00 PMViagra's made men awfully frisky. How are women to keep up? PERI test drove a few new female bliss enhancers, rating them from zero hearts to five: Woman Power: Spray it like a breath freshener. But is a numb, seemingly frozen tongue really sexy?Lie back and think Antarctica: (One Heart) Dream Cream Apply the tingly, but increasingly irritating topical and "repeat if desired."O, O, Ow! squeals PERI: (Two Hearts) Niagara Blue water-based beverage promises to make you "warm and ready"--a useful trait in chilly Sweden, where the elixir was born.Swedes do it best: (Four Hearts)
Can You Top This One?5/13/01 at 8:00 PMSorry says it best. But only if you really mean it. Everyone from popes to presidents is offering up apologies these days, some gritting their teeth or mumble-mouthing more than others. From sorrys that never were to the sorriest sorrys we're ever to see, PERI ranks the contrition competition, 0 to 10: ...
Handicapping The Videogame Wars5/13/01 at 8:00 PMVideogames are not kids' stuff. A major "battle of the boxes" is shaping up among three giants of the electronics industry, and the prefight buzz is loud. Last October Sony released its redoubtable PlayStation 2. This fall, two challengers come out--Nintendo's GameCube and Microsoft's Xbox. PERI handicaps the bout:
Gifts For Gold5/13/01 at 8:00 PMBejing's not the only city pulling out all the stops for Olympic victory. U.S. Olympic Committee employees have been promised bonuses if the U.S. team wins 20 gold medals at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games. The official spin? "We want employees to feel like they have some pride in what the athletes achieve," says USOC spokesman Mike Moran, adding that the committee is "not any different from a company that puts out a product." Aren't the Olympics supposed to be an amateur competition? Maybe it's time to dispense with that fiction, as Moran and Team U.S.A. have so clearly done. The USOC helps athletes by supplying training facilities, sports medicine, rental cars and college tuition, among other things. Athletes even get bonuses for winning medals! At this rate, committees should reward doctors who manage to concoct the best medal-winning (and least detectable) drug.
Back To The Future5/13/01 at 8:00 PMJust last month, news magazine Itogi was the topical, free-speaking voice of a new Russia. Then came a hostile boardroom takeover by a state-owned company, and a total turnover of the staff. Suddenly Itogi, no longer affiliated with NEWSWEEK, is looking like a distant cousin of the old Soviet rag, Pravda. No Putin-criticisms, nothing on Chechnya. News from inside the Kremlin? No way, comrade. Itogi's first "foreign" news section featured a Soviet-style editors' attack on Star Wars 2001, and its science news was no less recherche: how to clone Lenin. "A second coming is possible," readers were assured, for the Great Leader's DNA is in "good shape." Winds of change may be blowing in the new Russia, but surely the stale blast from Itogi won't be welcome everywhere.
Pop Goes The Answer5/13/01 at 8:00 PMTeens have always been far more interested in the likes of Britney Spears than, say, learning about the intricacies of quantum physics. So how to get 'em excited about learning? Just throw a little pop culture into the mix, as did British graduate student Carl Hepburn. His Web site, britneyspears.ac/lasers.htm, lets teens follow her Guide to Semiconductor Physics, reading about the fundamentals of photonic physics whilst examining pictures of the pop princess. They can even study a diagram that explains valence bands and conductor bands--all in relation to Britney's much-admired upper body. Kids (not to mention some pervy profs) are flocking; Hepburn reports 2 million hits since the site launched. PERI approves and offers a suggestion or two. How about a Brad Pitt history site? Or macroeconomics featuring Pamela Anderson? Financial wiz she's not, but it would beat listening to Alan Greenspan.
When Life Bowls You A Googly...5/6/01 at 8:00 PMThe snail-paced tea drinker's game of cricket wilts the will to live. That's the word from David Frith, author of a new book on the sport, who finds that the suicide rate among professional British cricketers is 70 percent higher than for the average British male. It's not drizzly, depressing English weather that's to blame, either. The stats are actually worse in sunny New Zealand, Australia and South Africa. So why? Games are slow. They can drag on for days. Tours often last for months. "Cricket wraps itself around people," says Frith. "They vanish from ordinary lives for the whole of their careers." Sounds like crawling into a hole and pulling the earth in after--which, tragically, is just what some do.
What Women Really Want: Guns?5/6/01 at 8:00 PMWar. what is it good for? Absolutely nothing--except maybe fashion. Escalating Middle East violence and recent East-West standoffs seem to be bringing military chic to new heights of popularity--and creativity. Catwalks have been crawling with combat and camouflage since the new year, and Courtney Love and her machine gun recently gave women's glamour mag Jane an image more suited to Jane's Defence Weekly. Not to be outdone, Miss Israel, 18-year-old Ilanit Levy, revealed her new gear two weeks ago: a diamond-studded bulletproof jacket that she'll wear over her evening gown in May's Miss Universe pageant. Levy wants "people in Israel to continue to go out" despite the violence. "But be careful," she warns. And now? A new bra designed by former Beverly Hills security expert Paxton Quigley--featuring a gun holster. The chest is a good place to conceal a weapon, says Quigley (just ask any James Bond aficionado). What's next... grenade earrings?
Myth-And-Mouth Disease5/6/01 at 8:00 PMBritain's tourist industry has been hit hard by foot-and-mouth disease. But fears could well be rooted in wild misunderstandings. Peri stomps on some common foot-and-mouth myths: Myth: No trespassing! The countryside is barred to visitors. Reality: Most restrictions apply only to certain footpaths. And barely 20 percent of attractions are affected.About 1,500 farms have been hit by the disease out of 160,000.Please! The disease is rare indeed inhumans. At most, you get something like the flu.Sure, there's the danger of flavorless British cuisine. But not FMD.Xenophobic Brits may wish. Straw soaked with disinfectant may be laid across the entrances to farms. But no spraying.Good one! But the value-added tax, at 17.5 percent, is just as unpleasant.A recent survey claims that three out of five motorists in Britain think so. Actually, it means beware of cattle on the road.
The U.S.-China Hacker Conflict5/6/01 at 8:00 PMThere is no room for diplomacy in cyberspace. On Thursday the FBI warned that Chinese hackers may be preparing an organized, full-fledged assault on U.S. Web sites in early May. Tensions in cyberspace escalated shortly after the spy-plane incident and have yet to subside. But Chinese hacking is nothing new. After the United States "mistakenly" bombed China's embassy in Belgrade in 1999, the White House Web site was defaced to show Bill Clinton, then president, sporting a Hitleresque mustache. This time, however, China's "hacktivists" are retaliating for provocations in cyberspace. At least 65 Chinese Web sites have been vandalized by U.S. hackers--many usingracial slurs--since the spy-plane controversy began, says attrition.org, which monitors such Web activity. you f---ing communist bastards listen to me... the U.S.A. will own you with one push of a button, screamed the diatribe on a local-government site last week. No one in China is safe--even the China Wild Bird Federation has...
No More U.S. 'Ambiguity' In East Asia5/6/01 at 8:00 PMIf it sounded like Dubya was speaking off the cuff, he was. The United States will do "whatever it takes" to defend Taiwan, President Bush said last week--dropping 30 years of calculated "strategic ambiguity" about its intentions in any conflict between the two Chinas. But it was only the timing of the president's remarks that surprised. In fact, his administration has indeed changed policy. ...
Oh, That Unsinkable Dollar!5/6/01 at 8:00 PMWhile most international currencies have been buffeted about by the world's choppy economic waters, the unsinkable U.S. dollar has just kept on sailing. Oddly enough, finance ministers at the annual IMF-World Bank meeting in Washington this week are likely to view that as something of an embarrassment. Reason: the buck's buoyancy is a reproach to stagnant Japan, slower-growing Europe and troubled developing countries like Turkey and Argentina. Having failed to reform their economies, they've missed the boat to high-speed growth... or any growth at all, in many cases. ...
Killing Time4/8/01 at 8:00 PMIn a bold new economy experiment last week, AOL's London staff surrendered their watches, and promised not to peek at wall clocks; computer timekeepers and mobile phones were covered over for the day. The company, always up to the minute in trends, was trying to discover if people work more efficiently when time is not of the essence. "People were a little anxious for the first hour," said one employee. But the day turned out to be "a lot calmer" than usual. "Incredibly chilled," according to another. But was the staff more efficient? Report cards will be handed out this week by the experiment's creator, Averil Leimon. In this instance, only time will tell.
Will The Real Jesus Please Stand Up?4/8/01 at 8:00 PMPhotographer Renee Cox recently portrayed Jesus in "Yo Mama's Last Supper," nude as the day both she and the Man were born. Andres Serrano suggested that Jesus was just like the rest of us. So he immersed a crucified carpenter in urine--and dubbed it "Piss Christ," echoing St. Augustine's observations that humans "are born among feces and urine." Warner Sallman's generic 1941 portrait appealed to white Christians--but not necessarily to the millions of believers of color. Another middle-aged white guy? Give us a break!Apart from the digital Christ, only the Shroud of Turin (middle, right), purports to be a true depiction. But is it real? DNA tests have proved useless; carbon dating suggests it's a fake. Yet the image remains.Let's see how well the new Jesus, tan and troubled, is received.
Under The Desk, Kids!4/8/01 at 8:00 PMThe end of the Cold War doesn't mean the 1950s "duck and cover" drills are out of style. In the post-Columbine era, U.S. schools are adopting similar precautionary measures--not against Russian nukes, though. Today's threat is gun-toting teens. Police Sgt. Loring Draper conducts drills and training sessions for teachers, police and students at schools across the country. One school principal, echoing a common sentiment, expects the exercises to become as "routine as a fire drill." How it works: Blanks are fired. A hostages are taken. The kids duck and cover, and the cops move in. Children are even told to ham it up: "They're screaming, 'Help me!' " says Draper. Ugh! If this is to become as routine as fire drills, the United States had better take a long look in the mirror.
East Meets West4/8/01 at 8:00 PMSports can soothe even the stormiest of tiffs between the United States and China; in the 1970s table tennis opened the doors for the then President Nixon. Basketball probably won't throw missile-defense disputes off the radar, but who knows? Last week, the Chinese Army basketball team agreed to let 7-foot-1 Wang Zhi Zhi play for the Dallas Mavericks. Was this a new detente? Perhaps. But it was also part of a pitch for Beijing's bid for the 2008 Olympics. Rather than patting himself on the back for becoming the NBA's first Asian, Wang acknowledged the real goal as he proudly held up a Mavericks jersey emblazoned with BEIJING 2008. Also scoring a political dunk was Mavericks assistant coach Donn Nelson, who vowed to fully support the Chinese bid. Needless to say, Dallas is hot to host the 2012 Olympics. So while Washington and Beijing speak of each other as "strategic competitors" these two cities are working together to pass each other the torch.
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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Treatment (Professional) (cont.)
Stage I, II, III, and IV Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Note: Some citations in the text of this section are followed by a level of evidence. The PDQ editorial boards use a formal ranking system to help the reader judge the strength of evidence linked to the reported results of a therapeutic strategy. (Refer to the PDQ summary on Levels of Evidence for more information.)
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Several decades of large, randomized, prospective trials of previously untreated patients have demonstrated statistically significant improvements in response rates, event-free survival, and progression-free survival (PFS) with comparison of combinations of drugs versus single-agent alkylators,[1,2] but only two trials have shown statistically significant improvement in overall survival (OS).[3,4]
The first trial, a comparison of chlorambucil versus fludarabine, after 15 years of median follow-up, showed improved median OS for patients on the fludarabine regimen at 63 months versus 59 months (P = .04), and an improved percentage of patients were alive at 8 years (31% vs. 19%, P = .04).[3,5][Level of evidence: 1iiA] The second trial, which had 817 patients, compared FCR (fludarabine + cyclophosphamide + rituximab) versus FC (fludarabine + cyclophosphamide) with a median follow-up of 38 months and showed improved OS at 3 years for the rituximab combination (i.e., 87% vs. 83%, P = .01.[4][Level of evidence: 1iiA] Yet neither fludarabine nor FCR has been compared in a randomized study against watchful waiting in asymptomatic or minimally affected patients.
The improvements in response rates from more intensive regimens have maximized the clearance of minimal residual disease. The surrogate endpoint of such clearance of residual disease, however, has not been shown to improve survival in a randomized prospective trial; the necessary study would take patients who fail to completely clear the marrow with induction therapy and randomly assign them to further alternative treatment versus the same treatment later at relapse, looking at OS as the primary endpoint.[1,2] The sequencing of the following treatment options cannot be determined from the current set of completed clinical trials. When patients become symptomatic or require treatment, FCR has become the most frequently chosen option outside of a clinical trial, mostly on the basis of the previously described prospective study.[4]
Note: These options are roughly ordered by level of toxic effects, starting with the least toxic options.
Current Clinical Trials
Check for U.S. clinical trials from NCI's list of cancer clinical trials that are now accepting patients with stage I chronic lymphocytic leukemia, stage II chronic lymphocytic leukemia, stage III chronic lymphocytic leukemia and stage IV chronic lymphocytic leukemia. The list of clinical trials can be further narrowed by location, drug, intervention, and other criteria.
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[edit] Guild Battles
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I personally went through wowhead and built my Paladin the perfect setup for T6 gear. The best (in my opinion) Paladin set ever. I'm going to get a Bulwark of Azzinoth and everything. The weapon is the only thing that I'm having a hard time with. There aren't too many good gold/silver/purple weapons in the game that don't look horrible. I'd really like a mace and so far the Rod of the Sun King from KT is going to be the best fit. I've got a bit of farming to do in BT and BfMH but it should be a fun experience. I've wanted a Bulwark of Azzinoth for ages ever since BT was released back in the day. The first Illidan kill I was in on at the tail end of TBC one dropped and it went to the warrior that had been tanking and he stopped playing shortly after...
The difficult things to get are going to be in old content but content that isn't soloable. Vanilla raids are easy enough to solo (though some mechanics do make this impossible in some cases" but going through Wrath and even TBC content it you will have to find people that are doing the same thing on your server. It might be interesting to start threads on each realms forums to find groups to farm content and get the pieces you want quicker. Might be something to pull the community together?
If you're after a weapon to go with Lightbringer, I might suggest the Hammer of the Astral Plane, Lucky Old Sun, or The Grinder - for Alliance, it not being available for Horde.
As for shields, I'm not sure that the Bulwark of Azzinoth, mighty though it may be, matches Lightbringer well. The Aegis of Damnation/Shield of Condemnation/Don Gonzales' Shiny Shield are nicely blue and gold, and match the Hammer of the Astral plane in particular.
If you're Alliance, you could also try the Bastion of Purity or Bulwark of the Royal Guard (good for dwarves!) from the ToC raid, and of course the Royal Crest of Lordaeron from H CoS is a great pally shield (it's also technically available to Horde, but in my opinion as a medical professional* equipping this while Horde will cause your genitalia to develop suppurating boils and rot).
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Isn't it funny how that sort of thing always happens? Someone gets some great gear and winds up quitting (for whatever reason)? I think the first (or second) Battered Hilt in my guild back after 3.3 was won by a druid tank who made the mace and had to quit not long after.
I know there may be shields that match it a little bit better but there are a number of reasons why I want the Bulwark of Azzinoth. Besides it being completely awesome, I've always looked up tank information at maintankadin.com and their logo (other than the tank with wings) on one of their shirts is a paladin in T6 with a bulwark and it looks awesome. Also, the Bulwark of Azzinoth isn't a dark black shield or even a dark grey. It actually has a little bit of a purple tint to it so it does match the T6 quite well even though it doesn't have any gold in it.
As for weapons, I think I might have to go with a burnished Quel'Serrar though I would prefer a mace. The maces you listed are nice looking but I think it should be more purple than blue since the T6 set has gold/silver/purple to it. I did use the Hammer of the Astral planes when I had my full T7.5 set though and that looked good. I may try to find my Merciless Gladiator's Gavel though cause that looks pretty freakin awesome too. I just may have gotten rid of it a long time ago....


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Valentyna Yefymchuk
biceps, delts/shoulders, forearms, quads, calves, overall physique
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There are 4 comments posted for this image.
|vovin1000 (December 11, 2013, 2:29 am)
|a1bubbler26 (December 11, 2013, 7:30 am)
Big sexy muscles, nicely packaged!
|i_love_katheryn (December 15, 2013, 11:08 am)
Gorgeous, please add more pics of her
|sufdl (March 31, 2014, 6:13 am)
yes please, more pics. MASSIVE athlete
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