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House Tour: Stuart Masters Modern Glamour
New York
Name: Kelly and Stuart (with help from PorterFanna Architecture)
Location: Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
Size: 675
Lived in: 4 years
The design and construction phase lasted only five months, but what took place was nothing less then wholly transformative. Stuart knew what he wanted. In fact, he learned the drafting software 'sketch-up' to illustrate his visions. Then he hired architects to help him realize them. The apartment went from typical to fantastic...
Stuart wanted to take a typical pre-war Brooklyn apartment and transform it into a glamourous den of minimalism--a place where tons of stuff could be stored and out of sight, and where that which remained in view was sleek, comfortable and inviting.
Some of the high points that make the apartment unique include:
• Modernizing the space by staining the existing hardwood floor a dark grey
• Creating a bank of couches along the whitewashed brick wall, some of the seating customized with storage below the cushions.
• Building a one-piece chest of drawers that separates the entryway from the bedroom, and in which both sides have alternating operable drawers.
The entryway's ceiling was lowered and lined with blackened oxidizing steel (brushed with steel wool to look rougher) to create a small welcome space that would contrast and thus emphasize the height of the rest of the apartment.
Though much of the main living space is white, the bricks and the artwork act as softeners to create an awe inspiring experience for anyone seeing it for the first time or coming home after a long day away.
AT Survey:
Style: Clean Modern
Inspiration: Materials and colors: slate, steel and glass
Favorite Element: Blackened magnetic steel wall and ceiling in the entryway. It embraces you in a rich, soothing aesthetic upon entering the apartment, and then offers up a playful display of favorite photos and memorabilia, held in place by silver painted picture frames with magnetic backs.
Biggest Challenge: Making the space feel larger and open, while adding storage so the apartment would be less cluttered and more comfortable and functional for two people.
What Friends Say: Nice. Modern. Feels like a Manhattan apartment in Brooklyn. // "It feels so much bigger than before!" // A lot are also surprised by the grey floors, as an option for wood floors.
Biggest Embarrassment: The intercom that falls off its cradle every time it's buzzed. The contractor didn't want to mess with the wiring for the intercom, so we kept the old one.
Proudest DIY: The interior design. I did a lot of the design work myself, and in collaboration with the architects. Staining the wooden knife holder with leftover floor stain was a fun discreet DIY project. ☺
Biggest Indulgence: Custom cabinetry. Custom curtain room divider for the bedroom.
Best Advice: Hire an architect (granted, that advice came from an architect ☺, but it was really good advice).
Dream Source: Boffi
Refrigerator: GE GTS18HBS 18.2 Cu. Ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator
Cooktop: Fisher & Paykel 36 in. Gas Cooktop
Oven: GE Profile SCB2000F Advantium Wall Oven
Microwave: GE Profile Above‐the‐Cooktop Advantium Oven #SCA2000F
Washing Machine: GE PDW9900 Series Built‐in Dishwasher with Smart Dispense
Kitchen Sink Basin: Kohler Stainless Steel Undertone Undercounter Sink K‐3332
Kitchen Sink Strainer: Kohler Duostrainer Sink Strainer D‐8801
Kitchen Faucet: Hansgrohe Axor Citterio Kitchen Faucet 39835XX1
Toilet: Duravit Starck 3, 12" roughin elongated toilet
Lavitory: Duravit Foster Series #086397 with siphon cover
Lav. Faucet: Hansgrohe Axor Steel Single‐Control Lav mixer / faucet 35002801
Tub Filler: Hansgrohe Axor Steel Tub Spout 3/4" 35412801
Shower Head and Controls: Hansgrohe Axor Steel Trio Diverter and volume control kit 35885801
Hansgrohe Axor Steel Universal Ecostat mixing valve Kit 35375801
Hansgrohe Axor Showerhead 7" 28484801
Hansgrohe Axor Raindance 15" Showerarm 27413001
Lighting: Vanity Lights Cubetto One Light D28G01 with silver tip bulbs ‐ Fabbian
Accent Lights: Entry Lightolier Calculite 4 1/2" Adjustable Accent, PAR20 Black
Living Room Downlights Lightolier Calculite 4 1/2" Recessed Downlight, PAR30 White
Bath Downlights Juno 4" Miniature TC Remodel Housing Incandescent Lamps TC1R
Bedroom Closet Zaneen Duo Brushed Aluminum Halogen #D9‐2011
Kitchen Zaneen Polifemo Stainless steel Halogen #D9‐2023
Bedroom sconce David Weeks Two Arm Sconce #203
Dimmer Switches Lutron Maestro Multi‐Location Dimmer with Claro faceplates (white)
Hanging living room cabinets: Wonk Furniture, Brooklyn
Hanging bedroom beauty bar: Wonk Furniture, Brooklyn
Entry Cabinet and shelving: Euromax Construction Custom, Abbot Paint Ilva White Gloss #PM‐10
Built in Media Cabinet: Euromax Construction Custom, Abbot Paint Ilva White Gloss #PM‐10
Kitchen Cabinets: Ikea base cabinets with Abstrakt White finish doors
Floor: Finish and Stain Existing oak floor finished with Mohawk wiping wood stain (white) and
Ronan Dropblack permanent blue with clear semigloss polyurethane
Walls: Benjamin Moore Regal White Eggshell Aquavelvet
Ceiling: Benjamin Moore Regal White Matt
Trim: Benjamin Moore Regal White Semi Gloss
Bedroom: Wallcovering Wolf Gordon Vinyl Wallcovering, Linework "Wave" Tinsel, WAV 6‐2351
Kitchen Counter Top: Fireslate Grey 3/4" thick with pure tung oil finish
Bath Floor Tiles: Mont Blanc 12x12x 1/2 Polished ‐ Coverings Etc.
Bath Wall Tiles: Glacier Glass Tiles ‐ White 2x2 ‐ Stone Source
Window Treatments: Horizon Window Treatments roller shades
Sliding doors: Bath 1/2" LUMAsite Frost‐SOS, American Acrylic Corporation
Steel "wrapper" at entry Custom made 1/8" blackened steel plate hand finished by architect
Bedroom Curtain: Koplavitch & Zimmer Como Silk‐Silver + blockout liner ‐ H & A Upholstry
Bath: Boffi Blade Brushed Stainless steel Clothes Hooks,
Shelf, Soap Dish (Teak), Toilet Roll Holder, Towel Rails
Bedroom: beauty mirror Boffi white Lid with rotating mirror
TV Brackets: Sanus System Tilt and Swivel Wall Mounts
Custom radiator covers: Custom designed brushed aluminum angles ‐ Hadco Aluminum
Custom kitchen shelves Steel Frame: Soapstone Studios,
Plastic shelves: 1/2" white plexiglass, Canal Plastics
Miscellaneous Hardware: Hafele
Dining Table: Alberto Meda Die‐cast aluminum Frametable with tempered glass top
Chairs: Jacobsen Series 7
Sofas: The Door Store, New York
Couch with storage: Wonk Furniture, Brooklyn with Hafele #634.47.401 steel furniture feet
Bar Stools: Emeco Barstool ‐ Brushed Aluminum
55 Comments
I love the armless white sofas lined up along the long wall - so sleek and elegant
Brilliant ideas, nifty space, coll use of white (love the Chaise Longue placed like that) elegant result.
I'm just not a big fan of the line of couches, unlike bepsf, I find it gives sort of a diner feel to the room, especially looking from the window towards the table.
A very fancy diner, anyhow.
great apartment! i wish there was one before photo to compare.
considering my lust for all the cabinets in this home, i am a confirmed "hider", not "seeker". so much seating. makes me wonder what is done in this home besides sitting and eating. no crafts or sewing or dancing in open spaces i guess. perfect for a bachelor pad, then. :-) so interesting to see that difference in design. with female nests we see more variety with designated activity zones. this apartment provides insight into how men live. that is fascinating to me.
It's beautiful, but...so many hard surfaces! Except for the bed, this place seems cold and unwelcoming.
Love the bath!
THis place is beautiful
but I could never live there
Hollie, I couldnt agree more. Stunning apartment though, I was floored.
I also thought it was a little funny in the bathroom. I saw the sleek tiles, sink and toilet and along the back was... a tub. I dunno, I was expecting a sleek, walk in shower.
Also, what is the purpose of the curtain in the bedroom if it is in its own room?
Like everyone else has said, I think it's lovely but if I lived there I would add more textiles and plants to warm it up. I also don't really like how all the white couches are up against the wall...it fells more like a bar than a home.
so beautiful; love it
living room needs more rug
bed needs better bedding. a coverlet or duvet. looks like you threw a cheap BBB comforter on it. some nice, contemporary bedding would look great in that room.
I liked the apartment; I thought it was really well done. I would have chosen something a little more welcoming in terms of colors in the bedroom, but Stuart lives there!
From the list of materials, this place must have been very expensive to renovate. Is it worth it to achieve a "Manhattan" look in a Brooklyn apartment? Nothing against Brooklyn -- I lived there for years. But if you're outlaying so much cash, does the Modern style and the location justify it?
Nice space, but not crazy about the couches against the wall...and it's a little cold for me.
Love the dining table and chairs, with the white-blue-red print behind it. The rest is too cold for me....
what is this thing about coldness or hardness that some people see? I don't see it. I would love to see this concept explored in more detail.
I agree about the line of sofas. It leaves sort of an awkward space, but then again, that's where you can do yoga! Otherwise I love everything about this home.
Beautiful space, but the living/dining area looks like a club.
I think it is absolutely stunning. It doesn't feel cold at all to me (and I'm a girl). The design was so well thought out. You should be proud!
It's a nice apartment, a little spare for my own tastes. I very much like the storage innovations. Hope he's comfortable with the couch configuration and upholstery. Unfortunately the layout reminds me of an office waiting room, but I suspect the room may be too narrow to accommodate other furniture configurations without making the space seem small.
I love this gorgeous place! I love modern, clean spaces where everything is "hidden" - so efficient and compact. One of my personal goals is always to have my home resemble something that is NOT a "home" - it's so much more fun. I hate "homey". I like a place that resembles a spaceship, rock club, etc. - kind of like when Kramer on Seinfeld found the old Merv Griffin set and moved it into his apartment (where he was then inspired to start interviewing people). So, I love the white sofas here that make the apartment seem like a lounge. Bravo! (My place looks like a recording studio and I like it that way!) But then I'm a girl who is far more into brick, metal, glass, plastic than textiles or fabric. The "colder" the better as far as I'm concerned. :)
Love the storage, esp. the bathroom storage w/ the sliding door. The exposed brick and stained floors are also great. Wasn't loving the white couches, they would be more appropriate for a commercial space. Also, the bed area is way too cramped and busy and doesn't feel as "grown up" as the rest of the place.
i love this place-- not cold at all to me! I wish I had the means to incorporate a lot of these ideas... as for the bedroom feeling cramped-- I don't think it is.. it's just they way it was shot. I think the curtain covers the bed because this room is the only way through to the bathroom, right? From the amount of seating available, I take it they throw a lot of parties... and only serve vodka and white wine. :P
Love those floors. My only suggestion would be to soften the living room a bit. By lining the sofas against the wall, you have replicated the dynamic of a waiting room, bar, or movie theater. Those spaces are designed to discourage personal interaction with others seated and so is your living room. Once you have had an opportunity to relish all that open space, you might want to consider arranging the furniture so that it is more conducive to small group socializing and conversation.
The bedroom= perfection! Where did you find metallic pillows? I need them!
Exactly, the bedroom is .
Perfect for the girl hiding inside a queen of ice ;)) I especially liked the "vanity thing".
(Eh, above it was written "the bedroom is heart heart heart" with hearts inside 's.)
This apartment is so modern and open - I love that it seems bigger than it is. It doesn't appear claustrophobic or cold at all. For me, less is more. The only thing I would add is a nice piece of contemporary art on the brick wall above the sofas.
What a masterpiece of planning for all the built-in & cleverly placed storage! The drawers that work on both sides of the wall- very cool use of space. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, everyone, for your comments. Let me begin by suggesting that those who feel the apartment looks cold should check out the photos on our architect's website, porterfanna.com. Go to Work and then Eastern Parkway Apartment Renovation. You'll see some different artwork on the walls, which you may find impacts the cold feeling, or maybe not -- the design definitely draws on a specific aesthetic. I personally find the aesthetic very calming and soothing. The palette also supports subtle things which might be overwhelmed or overlooked if there were starker colors or textures -- these include the feeling of the fireslate countertop, the designs created by oil markings on the countertop from everyday use, the texture of the aluminum counter stools, the sanded aluminum baseboard radiator covers, the depth and warmth of the grey floors, the softness of the light grey walls, the sheen of the silk grey curtain in the bedroom, the glow of light through the bathroom door and the corresponding panel in the bedroom wall, the swirling etchings of steel wool in the blackened steel of the entrance, etc. I wonder if the richness of these subtle variations might be missed if there were a lot more bold colors and textures in the rooms.
Amelia, the silver pillows are Donna Karan. I got them at Bloomingdales.
Heather, the bathroom door actually has pretty good noise reduction. The material is a very dense plastic, and we tried to create sufficient overlap at the edges so there would not be much sound leakage.
The curtain in the bedroom allows cozy nesting in the bed (Heather Leaf, a woman does live in the apartment :) ). The curtain also keeps out the light in the morning if one person is an earlier riser than the other, and, for instance, is putting on her makeup at the vanity. (Saya, the bathroom is actually accessible from the rest of the apartment.)
Tallguylehigh, yes, aesthetically we would probably have preferred a shower, too, but resale considerations in New York (for some reason everyone thinks they want a tub) and the fact that I actually do take baths, led us to keep a tub.
Now to address the most commented on feature -- the line of couches. One of the underlying objectives of the design was to open up the apartment, make it feel larger than it did before, create continuity and flow, and make the apartment more accommodating for two people living there and for guests. The continuous line of seating (couches and bench behind the table) running across the length of the living/dining area helps accomplish this goal. It accentuates the breadth of the space, while at the same time creating a single, unified space, and facilitating dialogue between the open kitchen and the living/dining area. It also gives the room a certain energy and momentum. If the furniture were arranged in groupings within the living area, it would cut the room into segments and obstruct flow, making it visually smaller and physically restricted. It is also a very efficient use of a small space, making it good for entertaining, since it is open but also provides quite a bit of seating, and the dining chairs can be easily moved around the living room depending on how people feel like grouping. When there are no guests, the spaciousness feels nice too, even a bit luxurious, permitting two people to comfortably spread out on the couches to read or watch TV.
And AustinSarah2, definitely worth doing the reno in Brooklyn! Besides the fact that places are cheaper in Brooklyn, the area is fantastic, with Prospect Park, the Botanical Gardens and the Brooklyn Museum nearby. It was the perfect place to renovate a home and give it an edge.
Thanks, again, for all your comments. It's really great to hear everyone's reactions and suggestions!
Hi everyone,
As the other person who lives in the apartment, I thought I would add my two cents in addition to Stuart's comments.
We both wanted a calm, clean and, yes, "cool" environment with soothing colors. For me, I find cool blues, grays and white very soothing. I dislike beige neutrals, tweeds, or other traditionally warm colors and textiles. We also tried to get rid of as much clutter as possible with all of the built in storage to maintain a peaceful and clean aesthetic. This is also why there is not much furniture.
I agree with Stuart that really bold colors would have taken away from the interesting details throughout the apartment. I'm not sure that all of these details come through in the photographs. Our architects hand-distressed the blackened steel in the entryway!
What you also can't see is the amount of sunlight this apartment gets, which warms it up considerably. The large windows on both ends, as well as the window in the bedroom allows for sunlight to stream in and flood the apartment.
To BlackInk-- there are more "before" pictures on the architect's website (www.porterfanna.com). You will see that Stuart's and the architect's vision was amazing. The apartment felt much more cramped and dark. And that was even after a minor "redo" after the apartment was purchased. It was previously owned by an elderly single woman, and it showed-- the apartment had dingy beige walls, an overbearing huge vanity in the bathroom, block-like cabinetry in the kitchen, and horrible flap window treatments.
Removing the bathroom door and replacing it with a sliding door created a feeling of openness that could not be achieved any other way. Same for the built in shelving in the bathroom. I highly encourage everyone to create this kind of shelving-- it was a matter of carving out space in between the stud beams in the wall.
The curtain was quite a luxury. As Stuart said, the floor to ceiling silver curtain makes the bed into a cozy nesting environment, which is my most favorite part of the apartment. It was Stuart's idea, and I hadn't expected how much I would love it. It is heaven to pull the curtain shut and put a movie on or read in bed.
The large open space in the living room allows for lots of projects. Although you can't see any of the detritus from arts and crafts, it is where I sit to sew my ballet shoes, and Stuart works on his projects.
The comment about only drinking white wine is funny. There is a general "no eating on the couch" rule. However, when guests are over we don't think twice about it-- guests are free to eat and drink on the couches. We even had a party where red wine and hot chocolate was served and it wasn't a problem. The bench behind the dining room table is stain resistant.
The fact that the dining room table is all glass means that it leaves a minimal footprint while still allowing a table which seats 8 people in a 1 bedroom apartment.
I think that the genius of the apartment is the mix of high and low. Yes, there are high end touches such as Boffi fixtures. However, there is also a mix of very affordable fixtures which allowed us to splurge on other things. We kept the same floors but just sanded and stained them. The kitchen cabinetry is Ikea. We were able to get a friends and family discount on the kitchen appliances. And, the controversial couches? The door store!
Kelly and Stuart, what a wonderful place! I want to move in, would you adopt me?
I do like the minimalist look and it is great to see some elements I had dreamed up in my little head: i.e. the banket with storage behind the table (I'd like a breakfast corner like that), the row of suspended cabinets/vanity in the bedroom (I'd like something like that as an office space). All that storage is just perfect! It's an intelligent space with nice volumes, great light and room to breathe. Love the Lichtenstein in the bedroom.
The only thing missing for me is flowers. I can see a very sculptural arrangement, very simple, just right there. And a little round bouquet over here.
This is, without any doubt or hyperbole, the most helpful, instructive and useful home tour I have ever seen here. There is so much to learn from that whether or not one thinks one would like more color is hardly the question. I thank these folks for the time they took to explain their process and thinking. I will save this for many ideas in a very different Brooklyn apartment.
Great job, guys! As Elaine said, some of the ideas and designs are just sheer "omg-why-didnt-i-think-of-that"!
LOVE the bed -- is the headboard with the little tucked in shelf custom made???
I have a mostly white living room so I know what you mean about the room actually feeling warm when the light streams in. Great job, I find there's just so much to learn. Where did you get those fabulous plexi tables. (by the sofa).
To Scarlet1313-- although we would have liked to have been able to afford original Jacobson 7 chairs, that is just a dream! The chairs were from Crate and Barrel-- I think they called them "balloon chairs." I don't know if Crate and Barrel still carries them, since I've had them for about 4 years.
To Lbillz-- yes, the headboard was custom made by Wonk.
Iris-- the little plexi tables were very inexpensive-- from Pottery Barn Teen. Some of our friends loved them so much they went out and bought some too. They're very useful for magazines, laptops, drinks, etc.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!! I have to admit, I'd probably need a little more color here and there, but I definitely admire your aesthetic :) The design is wonderful and so creative with the storage, sliding doors and consideration of your partner/wife's (?) needs (curtain separating the bed and vanity), and maintaining enough space to entertain.
A comment on the tub thing...I've seen some of the Japanese sitting tubs with a "door" that allows you to walk into the tub. Looks a little more modern than our standard tubs, but still might allow you to maintain the tub/shower usage.
Great job on the place. It is really high style and the storage systems you have are unbelievable. That said I would really love to know how comfortable you are/guests are lounging in the living room. I love the look but it doesn't seem at all practical or inviting- in that sense it seems cold. The chaise lounge is your comfy piece I'm guessing, but how comfy is it to only be able to sit in one position? Can you really curl up and watch tv on that or the built in benches? would love to know your honest opinion design aesthetic aside.
Love your whole place ... I don't find it cold at all. And thanks for the recap of sources. So many great ideas! I have the exact size kitchen with different living area layout and love the openess of the shelving.
Scarlett1313, you may want to try here for the side tables:
Megashad-- after just hosting Thanksgiving, I think the lounge area worked very well with the bank of couches and the lounging chair. I think that the openness of the living room encourages guests to settle in and be comfortable instead of having to weave in and out of a bunch of furniture or feel stuck staring at each other. It was really useful to have somewhere comfortable for my guests to sit while I could still talk to them and get the dinner ready. Also-- if there are more than a couple of guests over, they tend to also sit at the stools in front of the breakfast bar and to bring some of the dining room chairs into the living room so that everyone can congregate together.
Just looked at the architects photos---they really do capture the light well. And I appreciate the additional storage under the couch seats and the way the tv can jut out through an opening in the closed living rooom cabinet. Ingenious!
I really loved the two paintings around the dining room table in the architect's photos! Are they somewhere else now? I think they added a lovely "depth" and texture.
Great place!
this is seriously the most space efficient/best storage solution bungalow I've seen.
Just beautiful. So many clever ideas. I loved the full range and the upside down spice storage. You can see that this is a functional kitchen. The bank of couches--a great solution for a long narrow room.
I might find it hard to live here as I'm a clutterer, but it's a treat to look at.
Clean, cold and looks very uncomfortable. Why does it remind me of a coroner's laboratory? The aesthetic is calming and soothing? It looks a "tad" clinical and morbid. It has all the elements of well thought out space solutions except the simple grace of spontaneity. Too thought out and that is it's one and mammoth mistake. No whimsy, no accidents. Just perfectly boring.
I do love this space, and all the ingenious design concepts (storage, sliding doors, cabinetry, etc).
Like has been said before by others, I too do not like the sofas against the wall in a line, seems like uninformed furniture placement to me. Perhaps the sofas are mobile and could be re-arranged easily? How else would one converse with others in the room if all were seated?
Otherwise, love the space.
I love the bathroom door handles. We too have incorporated pocket doors in our home (bath and bedroom), however we're still sans handles. What brand/model are you using.
Whole apartment looks great!
For the ladies who commented on the differences between men and women's apartments, Leonard Cohen once said something interesting.
A writer (man) needs only two rooms, one with a typewriter in it for him to bang on, and another with a woman with which to do the same.
Kelly and Stuart, You have a lovely home. I enjoyed the clean lines of your design and smart use of your space. If am I ask -- I am curious about your Festival Nouveau Cinema poster. Where did you find it and do you know if it's still available? Thanks.
Bdog-- Stuart, correct me if I'm wrong, but the handles on the bathroom pocket door aren't really handles, but were decorative stainless steel rings that we found somewhere and just glued them on to the door. So, you could really use anything just to give your fingers a little grip and to add some visual interest.
Truthiness-- the Festival Nouveau Cinema poster was from a small film festival we went to in Montreal. Unfortunately, I don't know if it is still available. When I go home I"ll check to see if there is a website on the poster and if so I'll post it here.
Truthiness-- the website is www.nouveaucinema.ca-- our poster was from the October 13-23 2005 festival
Kelly, Thank you! I will inquire about it there next...
Kelly and Stuart - Absolutely love your place!!! Totally my style..everything goes so well together and clean and modern!! Kelly - Like you I too am not a fan of beige neutrals and traditional stuff!!
Bravo & Brava! I think this is one of the best renovations/designs I've seen on this website. Every detail, every need, every function was considered. It is not remotely my style, but beauty is beauty! I went to the Architect's website, which does show off the space to it's best advantage. The artwork warms the space nicely. Thank you for your enthusiasm in sharing your wonderful home. "Job Well Done".
Some very cool and interesting ideas, i love all the storage and the media center. I think it needs a little more color and accents through out to break up the stark white every where. Overall very cool modern space!
wow just plain amazing
Any suggestions on some good buys for suspended cabinets? I am a fan of BoConcept's Volani units (http://www.boconcept.us/Volani.aspx?ID=83753) but am reluctant to go through with the purchase due to the store's bad reviews. Thanks!


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ISSUE: FDA is notifying health care professionals that the 32 mg, single intravenous (IV) dose of the anti-nausea drug Zofran (ondansetron hydrochloride) will no longer be marketed because of the potential for serious cardiac risks. BACKGROUND: The 32 mg, single IV dose of Zofran had been used to prevent chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. A previous Drug Safety Communication (DSC), issued on June 29, 2012, communicated that the 32 mg, single IV dose should be avoided due to the risk of a specific type of irregular heart rhythm called QT interval prolongation, which can lead to Torsades de Pointes, an abnormal, potentially fatal heart rhythm. These drugs are sold pre-mixed in solutions of either dextrose or sodium chloride in plastic containers. FDA anticipates these products will be removed from the market through early 2013. FDA does not anticipate that removal of the 32 mg i ... Read more
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FDA Medwatch Alert: Ondansetron (Zofran) IV: Drug Safety Communication - QT prolongation
Posted 3 Jul 2012 by Drugs.com
ISSUE: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is informing healthcare professionals and the public that preliminary results from a recently completed clinical study suggest that a 32 mg single intravenous dose of ondansetron (Zofran, ondansetron hydrochloride, and generics) may affect the electrical activity of the heart (QT interval prolongation), which could pre-dispose patients to develop an abnormal and potentially fatal heart rhythm known as Torsades de Pointes. GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has announced changes to the Zofran drug label to remove the 32 mg single intravenous dose. The updated label will state that ondansetron can continue to be used in adults and children with chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting at the lower intravenous dose recommended in the drug label, a dose of 0.15 mg/kg administered every 4 hours for three doses; however, no single intravenous dose should ... Read more
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WEDNESDAY, May 16 – Many primary care doctors don't know the long-term side effects of the chemotherapy treatments that cancer survivors under their care may have been given, a new survey found. On the other hand, most oncologists – though not all – are familiar with the side effects of four common treatments used to treat breast and colon cancer, according to the results of the survey being presented at the upcoming annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago. "While oncologists commonly identify the main late effects of four common cancer drugs, primary care providers did not," study author Dr. Larissa Nekhlyudov said during a Wednesday news conference. "This is not surprising in that primary care providers have different training and exposure to chemotherapy drugs," she noted. "However, these findings emphasize that in the transition of patients ... Read more
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WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J., July 2 /PRNewswire/ – Strativa Pharmaceuticals today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Zuplenz (ondansetron) oral soluble film for the prevention of postoperative, highly and moderately emetogenic cancer chemotherapy-induced, and radiotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. Zuplenz, a unique formulation of ondansetron, is the first oral soluble film approved by the FDA as a prescription medication. The FDA approval was granted based on clinical study data comparing the bioequivalence of Zuplenz 8 mg to Zofran ODT (orally dissolving tablet) 8 mg. The pharmacokinetic results of these studies demonstrated that a single dose of Zuplenz, taken with or without water and under fed and fasting conditions, was comparable to Zofran ODT. "The FDA approval of Zuplenz marks an important milestone for Strativa as it reinforces our commitment ... Read more
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Ginger Eases Nausea From Chemo
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THURSDAY, May 14 – Researchers have discovered the nausea-easing powers of ginger that many grandmothers are already familiar with, and report that the spice helped cancer patients who were undergoing chemotherapy. "Ginger at a daily dose of 0.5-to-1 gram significantly aids in the reduction of chemotherapy-related nausea on the first day of chemotherapy, and reduced nausea will lead to improved quality of life in many cancer patients," said study author Julie Ryan, an assistant professor of dermatology and radiation oncology at the James P. Wilmot Cancer Center at the University of Rochester, said during a Thursday teleconference highlighting research that will be presented later this month during the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting in Florida. That dose is the equivalent of 1/4 to 1/2 a teaspoon of ground ginger, she added. The trial participants, mostly ... Read more
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3-Drug Combo Reduces Nausea After Chemo
Posted 11 May 2009 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, May 11 – The addition of the drug casopitant mesylate (CM) to the conventional two-drug regimen of dexamethasone and ondansetron greatly reduces chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) in patients undergoing highly emetogenic chemotherapy (HEC), a new study concludes. HEC is used to treat many types of solid tumor cancers, including colorectal and pancreatic cancer. Drugs such as dexamethasone and ondansetron are effective in reducing CINV in the first 24 hours after chemotherapy but only provide moderate relief during the delayed phase (24 to 120 hours after chemotherapy). The phase 3 study included 810 patients who were receiving dexamethasone and ondansetron after undergoing HEC. They were randomly selected to also receive either a placebo (269 patients), a single 150-milligram oral dose of CM (271), or three-day intravenous plus oral CM (90-mg intravenous on the ... Read more
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New Drug May Work Better Against Chemo Side Effects
Posted 8 Jan 2009 by Drugs.com
THURSDAY, Jan. 8 – A drug that better prevents the nausea and vomiting that commonly follows chemotherapy treatment for cancer may be on the horizon, Japanese researchers report. Studies headed by a doctor at Juntendo University Hospital in Tokyo found that palonosetron was not only as effective as the common anti-nausea drug granisetron at avoiding the sickening side effects in the first 24 hours after chemo, but is even better at preventing those side effects in the first five days. In the phase III trial, about three-fourths of the people given either drug (both given in combination with dexamethasone) did not experience nausea and vomiting in the 24 hours immediately after receiving a chemotherapy regimen that included drugs most likely to cause vomiting – cisplatin or a combination of anthracycline and cyclophosphamide, according to the study. However, nearly 57 percent of those ... Read more
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Sandy's neighbour Ken, although ancient, is still winning things - hearts, minds and the cup at the Squash Club. In fact, he seems to have discovered the secret of eternal youth. Only a raid on his garden will reveal the truth!
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In Skyrim's "Dawnguard" DLC, I became a vampire. I feasted on the blood of the living. I propelled myself forward at super vampire speed with my leathery grey vampire lord wings. I sapped the energy of my enemies with one boney claw while raising the dead to fight for me with the other, growing my powers ever stronger. I even turned into a swarm of bats and flitted across a room.
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I led my first department meeting today. At first I was an awkward idiot, like the first time I asked a girl out — I stared at the ground, I stammered a lot, and I hoped I wasn't blushing like a complete fucktard. Then, after hearing other managers present their facts and findings, i was like, fuck this shit — I'm a charismatic genius compared to these assholes. I incentivized our benefits for the travel share packages. I'm gonna talk to the front desk about integrating new policies. We're gonna coordinate with reservations to try to make guests consider ownership packages. I'm gonna do stuff with paperwork and talk to people to make things happen. In your face, stupid facebook uploads of people holding signs talking about "life" and "what matters". Congrats on being a bunch of stupid self-loathing artists with nothing better to do.
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In this, I could for a moment see a different light at the end of the tunnel — a house, a family, a kid, a dog, a mortgage, a bunch of things I don't picture for myself. It's weird when you realize, if you walk down a very tight path, that is there. It's what the system is designed for, and it is comforting. In a sick, hypnotic way.
I dunno, man — creepsville. I always saw myself as an observer of the modern and ancient way, notsomuch a participant. Even if, as they say, the observer affects the observed. Or something.
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Duplicate of DemotedToExtra?: Commuting On A Bus get usage counts
1 rodney Anonymous, Sat, 11th Feb '12 1:06:17 PM from empty space
Commuting on a Bus seems completely redundant to Demoted to Extra. I propose copying its examples to DtE and cutting it. IP thread where it came up.
Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
Ecce Homo SuperiorAgree with merging.
(it's David Bowie)
Support merge
4 rodney Anonymous, Sun, 12th Feb '12 4:56:29 PM from empty space
Put on a Bus temporarily because the actor is pregnant or ill or something"), but that is still The Same But Less, DTE covers it. COAB can be cut.
edited 12th Feb '12 4:57:28 PM by rodneyAnonymous
Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
Back in that IP thread, I suggested that Demoted to Extra should be for when the character hasn't gone anywhere, but we don't see them as much, and their character doesn't do anything important anymore. Then we Commuting on a Bus would be when a character really does leave the place where the show is set - maybe they get promoted or transfered or get their own apartment - but they still visit a couple of episodes every season. For examples of what Commuting on a Bus would be: Jack Harkness on Doctor Who only made a few appearances after he left the main cast. Jack O'Neil on Stargate SG-1 got promoted and moved away, but he came back 3 or 4 times over the next 2 seasons. They were both important in every episode they appeared in, so you wouldn't call them "extras, " they just weren't with the main cast anymore.
edited 12th Feb '12 5:11:56 PM by abk0100
6 rodney Anonymous, Sun, 12th Feb '12 5:14:38 PM from empty space
Demoted to Extra. (Don't get hung up on the word "extra" in the title, it means only "more important to the plot -> less important to the plot".) Many actors live somewhere other than where a show is filmed or set, probably most. If COAB is to be a subtrope of DTE instead of cut, the distinction should be much more clear.
edited 12th Feb '12 5:17:25 PM by rodneyAnonymous
Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
But I'm saying they could be just as important to the plot, if only in the episodes that they appear. It's the difference between "demoted to extra" and "demoted to recurring guest star." You wouldn't call a character an extra when half an episode is devoted to them and they're the reason half the viewers tuned in. I'm fine with a name change though.
edited 12th Feb '12 5:22:16 PM by abk0100
8 rodney Anonymous, Sun, 12th Feb '12 5:21:53 PM from empty space
edited 12th Feb '12 6:38:23 PM by rodneyAnonymous
Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
Now that I think about it, there are even 2 different causes of the tropes. Demoted to Extra usually happens with The Artifact or characters that the writers just stopped caring about. It's kind of a lesser version of Chuck Cunningham Syndrome. (Like Cyclops in the page picture. Still at the Mutant school, but the writers were busy thinking of cool things for Wolverine to do.) Commuting on a Bus usually is caused by an actor having to leave the show, but instead of killing off the character or having him move across the world, they put the character somewhere that's still accessible, and they bring him back once in a while if the actor has time.
edited 12th Feb '12 5:32:36 PM by abk0100
I think Demoted to Extra is supposed to be when a major character becomes a supporting character in an adaption, and Commuting on a Bus is for within the source material, although Trope Decay and all that.
11 Spark 9, Tue, 28th Feb '12 2:59:31 AM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!Concur with the merge.
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12 frodobatmanvader, Wed, 29th Feb '12 10:02:22 AM from Squaresville
a Xeno Drac of OutworldDisagree with a merge. I think posts 5 & 9 summed up the distinct differences nicely. And though I'm a proud FORK, I think this is one instance where a name-change might do good, but only after cleaning up the description and seeing how that rolls.
Disagree with a merge, and dislike the idea of a rename. The basic ideas are distinct enough that these are worthy of being separate tropes. From what I can tell/based on how they are used, Commuting on a Bus is for characters who are relegated to a recurring role: they are placed in a position in the plot where they are still accessible, but a bit more distant from the goings-on/other characters than they were in the past, so the story revisits them (or they revisit it) every now and again. Demoted to Extra, on the other hand, is for characters who are hit with Out of Focus and stay that way for the rest of the story/series whereas Out of Focus on its own is a temporary state. The Bus Came Back is for characters who make a single additional appearance after having been Put on a Bus, as a "guest star" of sorts this is why it also has the variations Back for the Finale and Back for the Dead.
For the sake of comparison, examples of each:
Commuting on a Bus: Asakura Ryoko from the Haruhi Suzumiya series, who appears infrequently after a certain point in the story, but on several occasions it's actually stated outright that she can appear only in "special circumstances".
Demoted to Extra: Amane Misa of Death Note, who does next to nothing in the series' second half, despite being an important character earlier on in the the series.
Out of Focus: Ishida Uryū of Bleach was Out of Focus for most of the "Lost Substitute Shinigami" arc, spending much of it hospitalized. He returns after recovering.
The Bus Came Back: Konan of Naruto, who briefly reappears in Amegakure after having vanished for parts unknown a while earlier in the series. Also qualifies as Back for the Dead, as she's killed off during said appearance.
(Yeah, I'm an anime fan.)
Anyways, that's my opinion. Admittedly, though, I didn't take into account a fairly important detail: According to both of their pages, Out of Focus is for characters who lose importance with a work, and Demoted to Extra is for characters who lose significance between works they are similar in nature, but completely different in practice. At time of writing, the pages say the following:
Out of Focus: "When a sequel or adaptation shoves characters Out of Focus and removes their plot importance, it's Demoted to Extra."
Demoted to Extra: "We have a member of the supporting cast. They're important to the plot. Although, like any other minor character, they fall Out of Focus at times. Then comes the sequel, or the adaptation, or The Movie, and... hey, where'd they go? They weren't completely written out, but they just weren't good enough to keep what importance they had in the original."
So using the tropes properly (which, sadly, almost no one does), the above-mentioned example I gave for Demoted to Extra would be just another example of Out of Focus, because it's within a single work. A proper example of Demoted to Extra would be, say, Koizumi Itsuki of the Haruhi Suzumiya series he is a main character in the series, but in the movie, he only shows up in the second half to provide Exposition shortly before and after The Climax.
To sum up: This trope isn't anything like Demoted to Extra it is similar to how people often mistakenly use Demoted to Extra, but even based on that, it is still fairly distinct, as individual examples show. The description does need some cleaning, but there isn't sufficient reason for a merge. Beyond that, the proposed merge seems to be based on the common-but-erroneous interpretation of Demoted to Extra as The Same but More version of Out of Focus, when it is actually exclusive to drops in significance for sequels and adaptations. This trope is also markedly different from Out of Focus. And lastly, the name is fine, fitting well with the other "Bus" tropes.
Though come to think of it, because of the rampant misuse of Demoted to Extra, perhaps its description should be cleaned and clarified a bit, as well. I have to admit, I didn't even know about the distinction until I looked at it more closely for the sake of this discussion, and I've seen it used in place of Out of Focus a significant number of times.
edited 29th Feb '12 10:21:31 PM by Wii
14 rodney Anonymous, Wed, 29th Feb '12 10:20:22 PM from empty space
Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
I'm sorry, I don't know what you meant to imply by the quote.
I'll admit the name requires familiarity with Put on a Bus to make sense, but it's referenced in the description and seems to be a widely-known trope, so eh, it can go either way. And, at least to me, the title made perfect sense a commute is "regular travel between one's residence and another location, usually work", so it seems to suit the idea of trope (returning to the series regularly/semi-regularly from wherever they went on the "Bus"). I'm certainly fine with hearing out alternate names, if anyone has suggestions. But, either way, I think my point about the merge still stands.
edited 29th Feb '12 11:18:35 PM by Wii
16 rodney Anonymous, Wed, 29th Feb '12 10:41:31 PM from empty space
Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
I was talking about Demoted to Extra, not Commuting on a Bus. Demoted to Extra seems to be the main problem, as it is all-too-often used when Out of Focus would be more appropriate. The only place I can think of where I've seen it used correctly is its own page, actually.
Commuting on a Bus does indeed suffer a lot of misuse, but that can be fixed by well, fixing it, simply correcting erroneous examples when spotted. I think its misuse has more to do with the general confusion between all three of these tropes than its name. In my opinion, the name works. It could certainly be better, (most everything could), so we could change it if someone comes up with something more fitting, but the trope doesn't seem to really need it. A name change could be polish, but I don't think it would be repair.
edited 1st Mar '12 3:54:41 AM by Wii
Voting against a merge. Demoted to Extra usually implies the character has become all but redundant to the series and usually is The Artifact. Characters that are Commuting on a Bus are frequently still a major presence when they do appear, but are no longer appearing every week.
19 Septimus Heap, Tue, 20th Mar '12 9:07:06 AM from Zurich, Switzerland Relationship Status: Mu
A Wizard boyDo we need a Page Action crowner here?
20 Spark 9, Tue, 20th Mar '12 9:10:02 AM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!Probably.
Special trousers. Very heroic.
I'll acknowledge I'm not familiar with how debates usually work in the repair shop, but no one has yet properly responded to my argument namely, that the merge is based on the wrong definition for Demoted to Extra, so any action is not only unnecessary, but harmful. Demoted to Extra is specifically for when characters lose importance between sequels or adaptations, and only that. Demoted to Extra is heavily misused as The Same but More version of Out of Focus, but it isn't, and this merge seems to be based on that sort of mistake.
Commuting on a Bus is for when a character is moved to a less-prominent role in their work, appearing less frequently than they used to. Demoted to Extra is when a character loses prominence/significance between sequels or adaptations, and has nothing to do with singular examples it is meant exclusively for discrepancies between multiple works. Commuting on a Bus is a completely distinct trope. To illustrate, here's a list of the similar tropes and some examples using a hypothetical Work Com:
Commuting on a Bus: A main/supporting character becomes a reoccurring character in the plot, appearing less frequently but still consistently. e.g: One of the main characters, Bob, is transferred to another department, and is from then on starts appearing only occasionally, whenever the remaining main characters have to deal with that department.
Demoted to Extra: A main character in a series becomes a supporting character (or similar) in a sequel or adaptation. e.g: Bob, a main character in the series, only gets one line in The Movie.
Out of Focus: Sometime during a series, a character is left out of the spotlight for some amount of time. e.g: During Alice's story arc, Bob is seen hardly at all.
Put on a Bus: A character is written out of a series in a way that makes it possible for them to eventually return. e.g: Bob is fired from his job at Work Com Inc., and thusly stops appearing.
The Bus Came Back: A character makes one (and specifically one) appearance after having been Put on a Bus. e.g: After having been fired, Bob later appears as a guest at Alice's birthday party; he does not appear again in the series.
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: A character simply stops appearing, with no explanation given, nor any reaction by the rest of the cast. e.g: Bob suddenly stops showing up for work, and no one ever mentions him again.
So, again, sorry if I am doing something wrong procedure-wise here, but a crowner seems unwarranted, as no one has been able to show why a merge is still a good idea, or even applicable. As far as I can see, Demoted to Extra does have a problem, being commonly misused, but Commuting on a Bus is fine. At the most, we could clarify or expand its description a bit, and fix examples as we see them, but nothing significant is necessary.
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a Xeno Drac of OutworldWhat he said.
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Waiting on a TRS slot? Finishing off one of these cleaning efforts will usually open one up.
25 Spark 9, Sun, 13th May '12 6:44:51 AM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!Bump for votes.
Special trousers. Very heroic.
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