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About This Booklet
This National Cancer Institute (NCI) booklet is for you—someone who has just been diagnosed with leukemia. Leukemia is cancer of the blood and bone marrow (the soft material in the center of most bones). In 2013, more than 43,000 adults and 5,000 children and teens will be diagnosed with this disease in the United States.
This booklet is about medical care for people with leukemia. Learning about medical care for this disease can help you take an active part in making choices about your care.
You can read this booklet from front to back. Or, you can read only the sections you need right now.
This booklet has lists of questions that you may want to ask your doctor. Many people find it helpful to take a list of questions to a doctor visit. To help remember what your doctor says, you can take notes. You may also want to have a family member or friend go with you when you talk with the doctor—to take notes, ask questions, or just listen.
Normal Blood Cells
To understand how leukemia affects blood cells, it helps to know about normal blood cells.
All blood cells come from blood stem cells. Although some blood stem cells are in the blood, most are in the bone marrow. Blood stem cells produce three kinds of blood cells:
- Red blood cells: Red blood cells carry oxygen all over the body.
- Platelets (PLAYT-lets): Platelets help form blood clots to slow or stop bleeding.
- White blood cells: White blood cells help fight infection.
When blood cells become old or damaged, they die, and the blood stem cells produce new blood cells to take their place.
Normal Myeloid and Lymphoid Cells
The picture on page 2 shows that all blood cells are produced by blood stem cells. The picture shows two pathways. A blood stem cell can produce both myeloid stem cells and lymphoid stem cells:
- Myeloid cells: A myeloid stem cell can produce red blood cells and platelets. Or, it can produce myeloblasts. (A blast is a type of immature cell.) Myeloblasts can produce several types of white blood cells known as granulocytes.
- Lymphoid cells: A lymphoid stem cell can produce lymphoblasts, which can produce several types of white blood cells that are different from granulocytes.
Leukemia Cells
In a person with leukemia, the bone marrow produces abnormal white blood cells that are called leukemia cells and leukemic blast cells. The abnormal cells can't produce normal white blood cells.
Leukemia cells divide to produce copies of themselves. The copies divide again and again, producing more and more leukemia cells.
Unlike normal blood cells, leukemia cells don't die when they become old or damaged. Because they don't die, leukemia cells can build up and crowd out normal blood cells. The low level of normal blood cells can make it harder for the body to get oxygen to the tissues, control bleeding, or fight infections.
Also, leukemia cells can spread to other organs, such as the lymph nodes, spleen, and brain.
Types of Leukemia
Lab tests help the doctor find out the type of leukemia that you have. For each type of leukemia, the treatment plan is different.
Acute and Chronic Leukemias
Leukemias are named for how quickly the disease develops and gets worse:
- Acute: Acute leukemia usually develops quickly. The number of leukemia cells increases rapidly, and these abnormal cells don't do the work of normal white blood cells. A bone marrow test may show a high level of leukemia cells and low levels of normal blood cells. People with acute leukemia may feel very tired, bruise easily, and get infections often.
- Chronic: Chronic leukemia usually develops slowly. The leukemia cells work almost as well as normal white blood cells. People may not feel sick at first, and the first sign of illness may be abnormal results on a routine blood test. For example, a blood test may show a high level of leukemia cells. If not treated, the leukemia cells may later crowd out normal blood cells.
Myeloid and Lymphoid Leukemias
Leukemias are also named for the type of white blood cell that is affected:
- Myeloid: Leukemia that starts in myeloid cells is called myeloid, myelogenous, or myeloblastic leukemia.
- Lymphoid: Leukemia that starts in lymphoid cells is called lymphoid, lymphoblastic, or lymphocytic leukemia. Lymphoid leukemia cells may collect in the lymph nodes, which become swollen.
Four Most Common Types of Leukemia
- Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) affects myeloid cells and grows quickly. Leukemic blast cells collect in the bone marrow and blood.
About 15,000 Americans will be diagnosed with AML in 2013. Most (about 8,000) will be 65 or older, and about 870 children and teens will get this disease.
- Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) affects lymphoid cells and grows quickly. Leukemic blast cells usually collect in the bone marrow and blood.
More than 6,000 Americans will be diagnosed with ALL in 2013. Most (more than 3,600) will be children and teens.
- Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) affects myeloid cells and usually grows slowly at first. Blood tests show an increase in the number of white blood cells. The abnormal blood cells work okay. There may be a small number of leukemic blast cells in the bone marrow.
About 6,000 Americans will be diagnosed with CML in 2013. Almost half (about 2,900) will be 65 or older, and only about 170 children and teens will get this disease.
- Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) affects lymphoid cells and usually grows slowly. Blood tests show an increase in the number of white blood cells. The abnormal cells work almost as well as the normal white blood cells.
About 16,000 Americans will be diagnosed with CLL in 2013. Most (about 10,700) will be 65 or older. This disease almost never affects children or teens.
- Other, less common types of leukemia will account for more than 6,000 new cases in 2013
The treatment that's right for you depends mainly on the type of leukemia, your age, and your general health. People with leukemia have many treatment options, and you may receive more than one type of treatment.
Treatment options may include:
If you have chronic leukemia without symptoms, you may not need treatment right away. This option is called watchful waiting. When the disease worsens, treatment can often control the disease and its symptoms. After treatment controls leukemia, people may receive therapy known as maintenance therapy, which helps keep the leukemia from coming back.
However, people with acute leukemia need to be treated right away. The goal of treatment is to destroy signs of leukemia in the body and to make symptoms go away. Maintenance therapy may be given after signs of leukemia are gone.
At any time, care is available to relieve the side effects of treatment and to control pain and other symptoms. For example, antibiotics are given for infections, and transfusions of blood, platelets, or granulocytes are given for bleeding and other blood problems. You can get information about coping on NCI's website at http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/coping.
Also, you can get information about coping from NCI's Cancer Information Service at 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237). Or, chat using NCI's instant messaging service, LiveHelp.
Doctors Who Treat Leukemia
Whenever possible, people should be treated at a medical center that has doctors experienced in treating leukemia. If this isn't possible, your doctor may discuss the treatment plan with a specialist at such a center.
Resources are available to help you find doctors who treat leukemia:
- Your doctor may be able to refer you to specialists.
- You can ask a local or state medical society, or a nearby hospital or medical school for names of specialists.
- NCI's Cancer Information Service can give you information about treatment centers near you. Call 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237). Or, chat using LiveHelp, NCI's instant messaging service.
- Other sources can be found in the NCI fact sheet How To Find a Doctor or Treatment Facility If You Have Cancer.
Your health care team may include the following specialists:
- Hematologist: A hematologist is a doctor who specializes in treating blood disorders.
- Medical oncologist: A medical oncologist is a doctor who specializes in treating leukemia and other cancers. Treatments used for leukemia may include chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and stem cell transplant.
- Radiation oncologist: A radiation oncologist is a doctor who specializes in treating cancer with radiation therapy.
Your health care team may also include an oncology nurse, a social worker, and a registered dietitian. For a child with leukemia, the health care team may include a pediatric oncologist.
Your health care team can describe your treatment options, the expected results of each option, and possible side effects. Because cancer treatments often damage healthy cells and tissues, side effects are common. These side effects depend on many factors, including the type of treatment. The specific side effects may not be the same for everyone, and they may even change from one treatment session to the next.
You may want to talk with your doctor about taking part in a treatment research study (clinical trial). Research studies are an important option for people with leukemia. See the Treatment Clinical Trials section.
- What are my treatment options? Which do you recommend for me? Why?
- What are the expected benefits of each kind of treatment?
- What are the risks and possible side effects of each treatment? How can side effects be managed?
- What can I do to prepare for treatment?
- Will I need to stay in the hospital? If so, for how long?
- What is the treatment likely to cost? Will my insurance cover it?
- How will treatment affect my normal activities?
- Would a treatment research study be right for me?
Second Opinion
Before starting treatment, you might want a second opinion about your diagnosis and your treatment options. Some people worry that the doctor will be offended if they ask for a second opinion. Usually the opposite is true. Most doctors welcome a second opinion. Many health insurance companies will pay for a second opinion if you or your doctor requests it. Some insurance companies actually require a second opinion.
If you get a second opinion, the second doctor may agree with your first doctor's diagnosis and treatment recommendation. Or, the second doctor may suggest another approach. Either way, you have more information and perhaps a greater sense of control. You can feel more confident about the decisions you make, knowing that you've looked at all of your options.
It may take some time and effort to gather your medical records and see another doctor. Because some people with leukemia need treatment right away, ask your doctor whether you can delay treatment for a couple weeks.
Treatment Clinical Trials
For anyone thinking about cancer treatment, clinical trials are an option. Clinical trials are research studies that involve people. They are an option for all stages of cancer.
Cancer research has led to real progress in the treatment of leukemia. Because of research, adults and children with leukemia can look forward to a better quality of life and a better chance of living longer. Doctors continue to search for new and better ways to treat leukemia.
Like all other treatment options, clinical trials have possible benefits and risks. But, by looking closely at all options, including clinical trials, you are taking an active role in a decision that affects your life.
Even if you don't benefit directly from the treatment being studied, you may still make an important contribution by helping doctors learn more about leukemia and how to control it. If you're interested in being part of a clinical trial, talk with your doctor.
NCI's website has a section called Learn About Clinical Trials. You can learn about:
- What clinical trials are and why they are important
- How your safety is protected
- Who pays for clinical trials
- What to think about if you're deciding whether to ake part in a clinical trial
- What to ask your doctor
In addition, NCI's Cancer Information Service can answer your questions and provide information about clinical trials. Contact CIS at 1–800–4–CANCER (1–800–422–6237) or at LiveHelp. You can search for clinical trials of leukemia at http://www.cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/search on NCI's website.
Watchful Waiting
Your doctor may suggest watchful waiting if you're diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) but you don't have symptoms. Watchful waiting means delaying treatment until you have symptoms. The purpose is to avoid the side effects of treatment as long as possible.
If you and your doctor agree that watchful waiting is a good idea, you'll get exams and blood tests every 3 to 6 months. Your doctor may suggest starting treatment if you develop symptoms.
Some people worry that waiting to start treatment may reduce the chance to control leukemia before it gets worse. Having regular checkups reduces this risk.
If you choose watchful waiting but later become concerned about delaying treatment, you should talk with your doctor. You can change your mind and have treatment at any time.
- Is it safe for me to delay treatment? Does it mean I won't live as long as if I started treatment right away?
- Can I change my mind later on?
- How often will I have checkups?
- How will we know if the leukemia is getting worse?
Most people with leukemia are treated with chemotherapy. Chemotherapy uses drugs to kill leukemia cells.
Several drugs are used for leukemia, and they may be given in different ways. The drugs used for leukemia may be given through a thin needle directly into a vein (intravenously) and as pills and liquids that you swallow. The drugs enter the bloodstream and can kill leukemia cells almost all over the body.
However, many drugs given directly into a vein or taken by mouth can't pass through the tightly packed blood vessel walls found in the brain and spinal cord. If leukemia affects the brain or spinal cord, the drugs may be given through a needle into the fluid that fills the spaces in and around the brain and spinal cord. This method is known as intrathecal chemotherapy, and it's given in two ways:
- Into the spinal fluid: The doctor may inject drugs into the spinal fluid. Injections into the spinal fluid can be painful.
- Under the scalp: The surgeon may place a device known as an Ommaya reservoir under the scalp during surgery. The doctor injects drugs into the device. This method usually doesn't hurt. The doctor may suggest this method when many doses of intrathecal chemotherapy are planned.
You may receive chemotherapy in a clinic, at the doctor's office, or at home. Some people need to stay in the hospital during treatment.
The side effects depend mainly on which drugs are given and how much. Chemotherapy kills fast-growing leukemia cells, but the drugs can also harm normal cells that divide rapidly:
- Blood cells: When drugs lower the levels of healthy blood cells, you're more likely to get infections, bruise or bleed easily, and feel very weak and tired. Your health care team will check for low levels of blood cells. If your levels are low, your health care team may stop the chemotherapy for a while, reduce the dose of the drug, or give you a blood transfusion. They may also give you medicines that help your body to make new blood cells.
- Cells in hair roots: Chemotherapy may cause hair loss. If you lose your hair, it will grow back after treatment, but the color and texture may be changed.
- Cells that line the digestive tract: Chemotherapy can cause a poor appetite, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, or mouth blisters. Your health care team can give you medicines and suggest other ways to help with these problems.
Ask whether chemotherapy could make you unable to have children. Chemotherapy can cause infertility in adults, but most children treated with chemotherapy for leukemia seem to have normal fertility when they grow up. If teens or adults want to have a child someday after treatment, they may choose to store sperm or eggs before treatment starts.
The NCI booklet Chemotherapy and You has helpful ideas for coping with chemotherapy side effects.
Targeted Therapy
Targeted therapies are drugs that can block the growth of leukemia cells. For example, a targeted therapy may block the action of an abnormal protein that causes leukemia cells to grow.
Several targeted therapies are used for leukemia. The type of targeted therapy depends on the type of leukemia:
- For CML and ALL: People with the Philadelphia chromosome may receive a targeted therapy. Nearly everyone with CML (chronic myeloid leukemia) and some people with ALL (acute lymphocytic leukemia) have this chromosome. The targeted therapy used for CML and ALL is a pill that you swallow. Possible side effects include nausea, diarrhea, rash, and swelling. This drug may also cause headache, hair loss, or joint pain.
- For CLL: People who have CLL (chronic lymphocytic leukemia) may receive a targeted therapy that is different from the one used for CML and ALL. This drug is given directly into a vein through a thin needle. It may cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, night sweats, or joint pain. Side effects usually go away after treatment ends.
You may want to read the NCI fact sheet Targeted Cancer Therapies to learn more about targeted therapies for leukemia.
- Which drug or drugs do you suggest for me? What will they do?
- What are the possible side effects? What can we do about them?
- When will treatment start? When will it end? How often will I have treatments?
- How will we know the treatment is working?
- Will there be lasting side effects?
Radiation Therapy
Some people with leukemia receive radiation therapy along with chemotherapy. You'll lie down on a treatment table, and a large machine will aim high-energy rays at your body to kill cancer cells. The machine may be aimed at the brain or other parts of the body where leukemia cells have been found. Or, the machine may be aimed at the whole body.
You'll go to a hospital or clinic for treatment. Radiation therapy for the brain or other areas is usually given 5 days a week for several weeks. Radiation therapy for the whole body is given once or twice a day for a few days, usually before a stem cell transplant.
Side effects depend mainly on how much radiation is given and the part of your body that is treated. Ask your health care team what to expect. Side effects may develop during radiation therapy or months or years later.
Radiation therapy aimed at the brain may cause you to feel tired or to lose hair from your head. Your health care team can suggest ways to manage these problems, which usually go away when treatment ends. However, some side effects, such as memory loss or other problems, may be permanent.
It's common for skin in the treated area to become red, dry, and itchy. Check with your doctor before using lotion or cream on that area. After treatment is over, the skin will slowly heal.
You're likely to become tired during radiation therapy, especially in the later weeks of treatment. Although getting enough rest is important, most people say they feel better when they exercise every day. Try to go for a short walk, do gentle stretches, or do yoga.
The NCI booklet Radiation Therapy and You has helpful ideas for coping with radiation therapy side effects.
- Why do I need this treatment?
- When will treatment start? When will it end? How often will I have treatments?
- How will we know the treatment is working?
- What side effects should I expect? What should I tell you about?
- Are there any lasting effects?
Stem Cell Transplant
Some people with leukemia receive a stem cell transplant. This treatment is done after radiation therapy aimed at the whole body, a large dose of chemotherapy, or both. Radiation therapy and chemotherapy will destroy both leukemia cells and normal blood stem cells in the bone marrow.
Stem cell transplants take place in the hospital. You may need to stay in the hospital for several weeks.
To replace the normal blood stem cells that are destroyed by radiation therapy and chemotherapy, you'll receive healthy blood stem cells through a vein. It's like getting a blood transfusion. The transplanted stem cells will move to the bone marrow and make new blood cells.
People who receive stem cells from a donor, such as a sister or brother, may get graft-versus-host disease. The donated white blood cells may react against your normal issues and harm your liver, skin, or digestive tract. This disease can be mild or very severe. It can occur any time after the transplant, even years later. Steroids or other drugs may help.
You may want to read the NCI fact sheet Bone Marrow Transplantation and Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Transplantation. It tells about the types of transplants and their side effects.
- What kind of stem cell transplant do you recommend? Where will the stem cells come from?
- How long will I be in the hospital? Will I need special care? How will I be protected from germs?
- What care will I need when I leave the hospital?
- What are the risks and side effects of this treatment? What can we do about them?
- How will we know if the treatment is working?
- What is my chance of a full recovery? How long will that take?
Eating well is important before, during, and after treatment for leukemia. You need the right amount of calories to maintain a good weight. You also need enough protein to keep up your strength. Eating well may help you feel better and have more energy.
Sometimes, especially during or soon after treatment, you may not feel like eating. You may be uncomfortable or tired. You may find that foods don't taste as good as they used to. In addition, poor appetite, nausea, vomiting, mouth blisters, and other side effects of treatment can make it hard for you to eat.
Your doctor, a registered dietitian, or another health care provider can suggest ways to help you meet your nutrition needs. Also, the NCI booklet Eating Hints has many useful recipes and lists of foods that can help with side effects.
Follow-up Care
After treatment for leukemia, you'll need regular checkups. For example, someone with acute leukemia may need a checkup every month for the first year after treatment, and someone with chronic leukemia may need a checkup every six months.
Checkups help ensure that any changes in your health are noted and treated if needed. If you have any health problems between checkups, contact your doctor.
Leukemia may come back after treatment. Your doctor will check for the return of leukemia. Checkups also help detect health problems that can result from cancer treatment.
Checkups may include a physical exam, blood tests, and bone marrow tests.
You may find it helpful to read the NCI booklet Facing Forward: Life After Cancer Treatment. You may also want to read the NCI fact sheet Follow-up Care After Cancer Treatment.
Sources of Support
Learning that you have leukemia can change your life and the lives of those close to you. These changes can be hard to handle. It's normal for you, your family, and your friends to need help coping with the feelings that a diagnosis of cancer can bring.
Concerns about treatments and managing side effects, hospital stays, and medical bills are common. You may also worry about caring for your family, keeping your job, or continuing your daily activities.
Many people can help you manage these concerns:
- Doctors, nurses, and other members of your health care team can answer questions about treatment, working, or other activities.
- Social workers, counselors, or members of the clergy can be helpful if you want to talk about your feelings or concerns. Often, social workers can suggest resources for financial aid, transportation, home care, or emotional support.
- Support groups can also help. In these groups, people with leukemia or their family members meet with other patients or their families to share what they have learned about coping with the disease and the effects of treatment. Groups may offer support in person, over the telephone, or on the Internet. You may want to talk with a member of your health care team about finding a support group.
- NCI's Cancer Information Service can help you locate programs, services, and NCI publications. Call 1–800–4–CANCER (1–800–422–6237). Or, chat using LiveHelp, NCI's instant messaging service.
For tips on coping, you may want to read the NCI booklet Taking Time: Support for People With Cancer.
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1 Fine Arts & Crafts Extravaganza
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6 Empty Bowls Luncheon at Main Street Lakewood Ranch
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7 Empty Bowls Luncheon at Renaissance on 9th
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Poker face
As ladies in the Lakewood Ranch Women's Club walked into a Monte Carlo-themed Casino Night Oct. 23, at the Polo Grill and Bar, a Sean Connery-version of James Bond, dressed in a white tuxedo, took them by the arms, and posed for a picture.
Give, get a treat
Residents of Summerfield Glades have made it a Halloween tradition to gather at the driveway of Maggie White and pass out candy.
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Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Nov. 2, so turn back those clocks before bedtime Saturday night.

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Living Room
Exotically patterned fabrics from Pierre Frey on armchairs and ottomans and a vintage bone-inlay coffee table set a lively mood in this 1920s West Hollywood home.
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Living Room
Exotically patterned fabrics from Pierre Frey on armchairs and ottomans and a vintage bone-inlay coffee table set a lively mood in this 1920s West Hollywood home.
See more of this room on the following slides.
Living Room Details
Carmen Lopez fills her home with unique objects gathered on her world travels. Her collections include Battersea boxes on the living room coffee table, and biographies, books on interiors, and tomes on the history of Cuba—her birthplace—on tabletops and bookshelves.
Living Room Desk Area
Vintage acrylic furnishings mingle with Chinese porcelain, Asian rattan, and antique tables in the Spanish deco-style duplex.
X-shaped acrylic accent table (vintage): Civilization, 310/202-8883.
Sconces (discontinued): Gracious Home, 800/338-7809, gracioushome.com.
Desk; Lucite desk chair (vintage); dresser; coffee table; sofa: owner's collection.
Desk-chair fabric ("Aga"/Turquoise on Tint #6340-07, by China Seas): Quadrille, 212/753-2995, quadrillefabrics.com.
Glimpses of the Los Angeles home's exterior hint at the exotic collections inside.
Dining Room
Chairs by Nancy Corzine complement a wide oval pine table that Carmen designed. The Murano glass chandelier was a hand-me-down from a friend (who originally bought it at ABC Home in New York). Arched windows are draped in a warm coral print fabric from Peter Dunham Textiles.
Wall paint ("Matchstick" #2013): Farrow & Ball, 888/511-1121, farrow-ball.com.
Ceiling paint ("Silver Cloud" #2129-70): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Chandelier: owner's collection, but originally from ABC Carpet & Home, 212/473-3000, abchome.com.
Dining table: custom.
Dining chairs (discontinued, for similar, "Villa Side Chair" #1093S): Nancy Corzine, 310/652-4859, nancycorzine.com.
Dining-chair fabric: Michael Levine, 213/622-6259, lowpricefabric.com.
Flatware and dinnerware (vintage, antique, or one-of-a-kind); console: owner's collection.
Sconces: Fantasy Lighting, 323/933-7244, fantasylightingla.com.
Drapery ("Janpath"): Peter Dunham Textiles, 310/432-0944, peterdunhamtextiles.com.
Dining Room Details
Collecting silver is such a passion that Carmen added shelves in her dining room to display her favorite pieces.
Dining Room Silver Collection
Perhaps Carmen Lopez's most impressive collection in her Los Angeles home is her assortment of fine silver, which lines the walls flanking the arched opening in the formal dining room. "I started my silver collection with the tea set, which I purchased on Portobello Road in London," says Carmen. "It was so tarnished when I bought it that the owner of a hotel took it away immediately and polished it for me." Over time, Carmen added to the collection piece by piece, purchasing silver cake stands, platters, candlesticks, goblets, figurines, bowls, and other sculptural objects everywhere she visited—from Boston flea markets to refined New England antiques stores. Several pieces are cherished gifts from family members and friends. "Not all of it has a great history. And none of it is priceless," she adds. "It's the memory each item exudes that makes it special."
Homeowner and designer Carmen Lopez.
Four layers of old flooring were removed to reveal the kitchen's original wood floor, which Carmen painted glossy black to match the adjoining ebony-stained wood floors. She stayed with the existing footprint of the small kitchen but added classic blue-and-white tiles and rebuilt the cabinets with glass doors that showcase her collection of dishware.
Details on the following slide.
Tile walls and countertops (discontinued): Country Floors, 212/627-8300, countryfloors.com.
Light fixture ("Basisk Pendant Lamp"): IKEA, ikea.com.
Plates between windows: vintage.
Striped rug; blinds: owner's collection.
Kitchen Details
A vintage range and colorful parrot prints are just some of the eccentric details in Carmen's blue-and-white kitchen.
Hand towels ("Hammam Stripe Hand Towel"/White, Midnight): West Elm, 866/428-6468, westelm.com.
Breakfast Nook
Lively wallpaper by China Seas wraps the room in a high-contrast cream-on-brown pattern with retro appeal. Vintage chairs are covered in "Paradise Background" by Quadrille; the "Barcelona Chandelier" above is from Broad Beach Lighting Company.
Details on the following slide.
Wallpaper ("Trellis Background"/Natural on Brown #6020W-01, by China Seas): Quadrille, 212/753-2995, quadrillefabrics.com.
Ceiling paint ("Silver Cloud" #2129-70): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Chandelier ("Barcelona Chandelier"): Broad Beach Lighting Co., 626/642-0441, broadbeachdesign.com.
Prints: Nathan Turner, 310/275-1209.
Table (discontinued): Nancy Corzine, 310/652-4859, nancycorzine.com.
Chairs: vintage.
Chair and bolster fabric ("Paradise Background"/Orange on Tint" #301988F, by Quadrille): Quadrille, 212/753-2995, quadrillefabrics.com.
Bench fabric ("Bruciato" #P533, Belgian Linen): Arabel Fabrics, 305/947-9808, arabelfabrics.com.
Breakfast Nook Details
A cream-colored hutch stuns with a tangerine interior, displaying an array of colorful dishes.
Hutch; dishes in hutch (vintage): owner's collection.
Asian-inspired Brunschwig & Fils wallpaper and a vintage chandelier set the tone in the master bath. Preferring showers and not interested in replacing the dated tub, Carmen converted it into a spa-like daybed, which she upholstered in terry cloth.
Details on the following slides.
Wallpaper (discontinued): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1880, brunschwig.com.
Bench cushion: terry cloth.
Pillow fabrics: owner's collection.
Chandelier; art: vintage.
Ceiling paint ("Silver Cloud" #2129-70): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Acrylic side chair: Paradigm Gallery, 877/746-6307, pgmod.com.
Windows above the elegant pedestal sink from Kohler bring light into the master bath.
Sink ("Memoirs Stately 30-Inch Pedestal Sink" #K-2269-8-0): Kohler, 800/456-4537, kohler.com.
Bath Details
Carmen found the old hutch at a flea market, covered it in Behr's "Elephant" paint, and wallpapered the back with a sea grass material to allow displayed items to pop.
Hutch: vintage.
Hutch paint ("Elephant Skin" #UL260-5): Behr Paint, behr.com.
Master Bedroom
The twisted-poster bed in the master suite was purchased at an estate sale. Moorish bedside chests with linen upholstery are from Bernhardt.
Bed: vintage.
Mirror over bed ("Bone Sunburst Mirror" #WM781): Ballard Designs, 800/536-7551, ballarddesigns.com.
Bedside tables ('Cabrillo Nailhead Chests" #323-113N): Bernhardt, bernhardt.com.
Lamps ("Zak Table Lamps"): Crate & Barrel, 800/996-9960, crateandbarrel.com.
Wall paint ("Birchwood" #DEC 752): Dunn Edwards, dunnedwards.com.
Drapery (discontinued): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Euro pillows ("Pearls" by Barbara Barry for Bloomingdales): Bloomingdales, bloomingdales.com.
Bolster pillow ("Primrose"): John Robshaw Textiles, 212/594-6006, johnrobshaw.com.
Decorative pillow ("Diamond Ikat Pillow"/Pink): Z Gallerie, 800/908-6748, zgallerie.com.
Throw: vintage.
Bedding ("Pearls" by Barbara Barry for Bloomingdales): Bloomingdales, bloomingdales.com.
Wall art: vintage from Thailand.
Bedroom Secretary
The writing desk in Carmen's bedroom is a Chinese reproduction she discovered at a favorite local haunt in Los Angeles.
Secretary (antique reproduction, discontinued): Nell's, 423/899-9141, nellsathome.com.
The refined and the exotic cohabit in beautiful harmony
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Would very appreciate a technical advice of upgrade details from Scepter III straight limbs fury cams (29") to Nitrous X cams the same draw length. Now I shoot within 1340-1360 FITA and would like to try get better results with this setup.
The Fury cams are a great cam, but so are the Nitrous cams..... That beign said you are going to make a hugh change and I think your scores are not going to increase and if they did not by much going to the Nitrous from the Fury. Remember that when you change cams your draw weight is also going to change, I would have to check to make sure how much. You will also need new string and cables. So right there you are looking at new limbs, cams, string and cables to keep everything as is right now. To me this is a hugh change and I would not do it if I was shooting in the 1350's FITA right now looking for more points.
I am not letting you not to change, but make sure you check out the amount of $ it is going to take. If it was me I would keep the bow you have right now and pick up a new one. It will cost a little more, but then you have 2 great bow and not a bunch of extra parts laying around.
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I enjoy tinkering with Martin bows myself, & have recently converted a couple of older models from Fury to Nitrous X cams, primarily for the shoot through system and higher let-off. The FuryX cams were only available in 65% let off.
Unfortunately, background info on the Martin charts here on the website is lacking for the Scepter III with straight limbs. That being said, I will try to give some insight on the issues raised by LeEarl.
If the Fury cams on your bow currently are #2 (my guess) or lower, then you will likely need "A" base Nitrous cams, which are the smallest base size. These will not change your draw weight as drastically as the larger B or C sized Nitrous cams, because the A base Nitrous body is similar in size to the #2 Fury cams.
I would suggest you print out the Fury cam charts and the Nitrous cam charts from this page, and compare them closely. By doing this, I was able to conclude that the 1999 Fury and the Cougar 2000/Cougar III line of bows were very similar in geometry. The Fury just had ~ 1/2 less brace height, but the riser length and limb angles were virtually identical. (It also helped that I had a Cougar III of my own to compare side-by-side.) These were similar enough that I was able to use the exact same Magnum limb code, cam and string specs for my Fury conversion. The draw settings are just 1/2 inch off.
You may not be as lucky, since Martin has not offered the Scepter with straight limbs as a standard model in a while, so they are not on the charts. You may try looking at the P3 stats as a close comparison. Also, the 2007 Martin line up has a Scepter 4 with Furious cams, which is a modular version of the Fury cam with shoot thru convertability. You may want to see about using those cams instead of Nitrous.
Another option is to contact Crackers, a custom bowsmith via the ArcheryTalk.com website. He has converted many Martin bows to Nitrous cams; he helped me with string specs on my Fury Elite conversion to NosX, and I know he has done some Scepter 2 & 3 models in Magnum limbs (14" straight limbs), so I feel certain he has probably put 16" straight limbs on some as well.
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Art Nouveau Nirvana: Demantoid Garnet Pendant
Demantoid garnets are quite rare; mined in the Ural Mountains of Russia from around 1850 to the First World War, these gems were considered to be an imperial stone of the Czar Nicholas II and a favorite of Peter Carl Fabergé.
From the era of Imperialist Russia, this pendant of 14k rose gold deviates from the typical opulence with its "simple" Art Nouveau design. Sinuous plant-like forms overtake sensuous and erotic curves with a thrall of dynamic rhythm which seems alive and restless yet evokes an asymmetrical balanced harmony.
Tendrils and leaves of rose gold are set with eighteen (18) faceted round cut demantoid garnets, two green pastes (which appear original to the piece), four (4) cushion cut diamonds with an estimated total weight of .40 carats and one faceted pear shape garnet.
We have purchased a very small collection of demantoid garnet pieces so please contact us for more information or watch the website over the next few weeks.
Date: Circa 1900.
Measurements: 1-7/8 inches (4.7 cm) in length including bale by 15/16 of an inch (2.2 cm) in width. Weight of 4.8 grams (3.1 dwt).
Hallmarks: "56" (Russian mark indicating 56 zolotniks or 14k); "AB" a maker's mark of the assayer in use. This hallmark was in use from 1898-1908.
Condition: Excellent, two green stones are pastes but appear to be original; one demantoid chipped.
Origin: Russian.
Note: Diamonds have not been removed from their mounts to preserve the integrity of the setting. All diamond weights have been approximated by measurement and formula and may vary from actual weights.
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This manuscript contains ten of the dialogues of Lucianus, a second-century rhetorician and satirist who wrote in Greek, in the Latin version of Livio Guidolotto (also seen as Guidalotto or Guidalotti). Livio, a classical scholar from Urbino, was the apostolic assistant of Pope Leo X, and he dedicated his translation to the pope in an introductory epistle of 1518 ("Romae, Idibus maii MDXVIII"; folio 150v). The latest possible date for the manuscript thus is 1521, the year Leo died. The emblem of Giovanni de' Medici, with the beam accompanied by ...


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When do art and science come together to make your life more beautiful? If you thought of garden design, you'd be right.
Recently I was treated to a garden tour by fellow designer and good friend Joy Albright-Souza, who has combined her love of art with her degree in science and her passion for the environment to create beautiful spaces for people to enjoy.
"It was natural to combine the two interests into garden design," Souza says.
Last fall, several of her design ideas were featured in a do it yourself book called "Landscape Ideas You Can Use."
Understanding garden design is the goal of the book, and it offers specific information on plants and hardscaping options. Fountains, rock gardens and landscaping for play are three of the categories for which Albright-Souza provided examples.
I have been to Albright-Souza's garden many times to enjoy a game on the petanque court during a barbeque. Petanque is a game similar to bocce but can be played in a smaller backyard. It's a great way to get the whole family involved in a game together. I've heard Albright-Souza laugh that she'd like to see a petanque court in every yard — it's that fun.
Located on the outskirts of Scotts Valley, we visited one of the gardens she designed that features a petanque court. The court replaced a lawn with drainage problems, and recently served as a dance floor for a wedding.
The property is located on the site of an old quarry, and the granite walls conveniently provide crushed gravel to top-dress the court.
As we walked around the garden at sunset, the back-lit grasses sparkled like jewels. Locating plants to achieve this effect was no accident. Albright-Souza carefully thought out every aspect, from the deer-resistant plant palette, to the waterfall prominently seen from the dining area inside the house. Even the fenced veggie garden is on a grand scale to protect the owner's roses and hydrangeas from the deer.
Some of plants that are not bothered by deer in this garden include the lavender flowering prosanthera or variegated mint bush. Both beautiful and fragrant, this small shrub makes a good hedge or accent plant in deer country.
Another blooming plant and favorite of mine, Petite Butterfly sweet pea, looked great paired with a helianthemum called Mesa Wine Sun Rose. The pink muhly grasses will bloom in the fall. The new, fresh Japanese blood grass also glowed in the late afternoon sun.
We talked about the accent boulders in the garden as we walked around. Albright-Souza explained that when the rocks were delivered, she earmarked the largest and most interesting for particular spots.
One is at the corner of the petanque court and seems to offer an invitation to sit a while. Another flat-topped boulder marks a junction of two walkways and also begs passers-by to try it out. Others were placed reminiscent of Japanese garden design.
A large dolphin sculpture was moved from a driveway location where few could enjoy it to a spot in the upper garden, where it serves as the focal point in a widening of the cobblestone paver path and can be viewed up close. Placing garden art in prominent places that can be seen from different parts of the garden is part of a good garden design.
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Have you ever had a conversation about something you've never seen or something you haven't seen in awhile, and then not too long after - you see that thing? That happened to me this week.
The Smith Children's Garden made a new friend today in this great egret (Argea alba) who came to visit! Before strolling over to the waterfall and treehouse, the egret hunted brown anoles (Anolis sagrei) on top of the Pfeffer-Beach Butterfly House - a most welcome sight. Brown anoles, the common lizard seen skittering around these parts, are an exotic species from Cuba and the Bahamas...and they love, love, love to eat butterflies.


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