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Followers are the new name of the hirelings that also appear in Diablo III. Unlike their predecessors, they possess customizable skills and new appearances that change by leveling up and being equipped.
While there were no new followers introduced in Reaper of Souls yet, the expansion grants existing followers more lore-background, features, and the first of their optional side-quests.[1]
There are three followers available in the game — the Templar, the Scoundrel, and the Enchantress. Each have their own reasons for fighting and a storyline that will progress in, but not detract from, the main story arc.
If followers' dialogues are enabled, they will periodically have a chat with the player (a follower's text being mostly the same for all classes, but player's replies will vary). They will also warn the player of approaching danger (elite packs and bosses), comment on key plot events and shout out loud when they use their skills. In town, followers can be sometimes overheard having conversations among themselves.
Only one follower can accompany a player at a time, but even while not at the player's side, the other followers will stay with the player's current level so they can join the player at any time without needing to be leveled up first. With Asheara's Vestments set, one may have all three followers at their side, almost non-stop.
The followers are customizable enough to suit the player's style, depending on which four of their eight skills one decides to develop. Each follower can be equipped with two weapon slots, two ring slots, an amulet, and also one of their own unique class-specific item.
The player needs to be in town to pick up their followers or switch between them, but one can dismiss them at any time. If another player joins a game, the follower automatically leaves in 20 seconds, returning to town, and a window pops up to ask if you want them back as soon as the group is disbanded.
If a follower's health drops to zero, they do not die and do not need to be resurrected: instead they are knocked unconscious and automatically revive in 30 seconds with full health. While in this state, however, they cannot provide active buffs and aura-like passive buffs.
Should the player venture too far from a follower (for example, being separated by impassable terrain), the follower will teleport to them in 5 seconds.
Followers may accompany the player at any area, except the campaign-only fight with the Prime Evil (they are trapped immediately after the combat starts, forcing the player to fight alone). In Adventure Mode, the Prime Evil can be battled with the follower as normal.
Gear and statsEdit
- The Templar requires Strength to increase his damage.
- The Scoundrel requires Dexterity to increase his damage.
- The Enchantress requires Intelligence to increase her damage.
- Much like normal classes, Strength and Dexterity increase all Followers' Armor, Intelligence increases their Physical and Elemental resistances and Vitality increases their Life.
- Followers receive 2.5 times more Strength, Dexterity, Intelligence and Vitality per stat point.
- You can respecialize (Respec) your Followers at any time, for free, even in combat.
- Followers are able to equip weapons, amulets, 2 rings and a unique item for each of them. The Templar can also equip Shields.
- The Enchantress focuses on two-handed weapons, while the Scoundrel dabbles in ranged weaponry, and the Templar makes use out of one-handed weaponry along with a shield. No follower can dual-wield two one-handed weapons.
- No follower starts their journey with an innate Critical Hit Chance, though the Scoundrel can gain some of that through the Anatomy skill.
- Templar Unique Item: Templar Relics.
- Scoundrel Unique Item: Scoundrel Tokens.
- Enchantress Unique Item: Enchantress Focuses.
- Followers share 20% of their Magic Find, Gold Find, and Experience stats from the items with the player.
- Because followers only have access to the two weapon slots, jewelry slots, and their special item slots, players may find that specializing a follower for critical hit effectiveness will prove harder compared to the Nephalem hero. If it must be done, the Templar is the player's best bet, since he can use all item slots allowed. With all possible item slots prioritized for critical hit chance, he can have around 34% Critical Hit Chance. The Scoundrel can sport up to 23.8% Critical Hit Chance, and the Enchantress can have 22% Critical Hit Chance.
- To make matters worse, the Critical Hit Damage stat is hard-capped at 150% for a follower. Once that value is reached, the follower is better off with a higher Critical Hit Chance or Attack Speed. This knocks off the effectiveness of an Emerald in a weapon socket, compared to a Ruby.
- Followers do not benefit from set bonuses and Legendary Gems.
- Most stats are effective on followers, such as elemental damage bonus, cooldown reduction, Area Damage, bonus vs. elites etc. Exceptions are all resources-related stats (as followers simply do not have resources) and movement speed (as followers always move with the speed of the player). Skill bonuses are useless (for obvious reasons), and Elemental Skill Damage boosts are of very limited use (although Kormac may benefit from Physical, Lyndon may have some use for Poison, and Eirena is most likely to benefit from Arcane).
- In the endgame, it is a popular tactic to equip both the follower and the player with a Unity ring and give follower an item that makes them immortal. It effectively doubles the player's Toughness. However, it will only work in single player, as in multiplayer, followers are automatically dismissed.
- Items such as Oculus Ring or Overwhelming Desire will be effective on followers, allowing them to boost the player's damage by special effects. Considering their naturally puny damage output in the endgame, it may be a good option for glass cannon builds.
Kormac the TemplarEdit
Kormac is primarily a melee warrior that can be built into a tank to support weaker classes. However, he can also be turned into a healer if you do not require a tank follower.
The Templar is not a Paladin; he is a new type of righteous warrior in the Diablo universe with differing ethics and ideals.
The templars are holy warriors, fighting for justice and eschewing the dangers that lead to cultism and demonic possession by espousing self-denial. They do not merely pay lip service to protecting the realm — they are battle-trained and experienced to a man, and the brooding, dedicated Kormac is a paragon among them.
Kormac came to the order as a young man, and was quickly molded into the ideal templar, adapting naturally to an ascetic way of life. His devotion is particularly unshakable, even for one of his order, and, despite his respect for battle prowess, his disdain for those who don't share his high moral standards is readily apparent.
Though Kormac's ways will not always be your own, your aims and goals align, and so he will fight alongside you to purge the world of the insidious darkness that would hide from the light of Heaven.
Kormac gradually falls in love with Eirena the Enchantress and is in constant conflict with Lyndon the Scoundrel.
Lyndon the ScoundrelEdit
Lyndon is primarily a ranger, comparable to the original Rogue class in Diablo I. He has some other tricks as well, like blinding powder.
The Scoundrel is meant to be a humorous and sarcastic character, as would suit his title.
Where strife festers, opportunists are rarely far behind. A land caught between the High Heavens and the Burning Hells overflows with rogues and rakes, and both of those words certainly describe Lyndon.
The recent years of his whirlwind existence have been spent running from place to place, conning locals, seducing ladies, and relieving the unwitting of their drink and money. The threat of imprisonment or an armed guard has never dissuaded Lyndon from living a life of larceny.
Dedicating himself to a conflict against an endless stream of cruel demons and rampaging beasts seems out of character for a man so outwardly charming and unhesitatingly selfish. There must be more to Lyndon than his lust for wine, women and wealth. Mustn't there?
Eirena the EnchantressEdit
Eirena is primarily a magic caster, but she will also be able to cast spells on the player to enhance them temporarily.
She is neither a Sorceress nor a Wizard, but comes from a society called the Hand of the Prophet.
Eirena's mastery of enchantments and steely bravery in battle belie her youth – but the truth of her origin reconciles these qualities.
Eirena hails from the distant era of the Mage Clan Wars, where she was part of a clandestine sisterhood of magic-users known as the Hand of the Prophet. When the leader of the sisterhood, the eponymous Prophet, foresaw a great disaster that would occur fifteen hundred years in the future, Eirena and her sisters pledged their lives to preventing the tragedy. The sisters' pledges were far from mere words, and the Prophet placed the entire sisterhood in a magical slumber to preserve them until the appointed time.
Recently, Eirena awoke to find herself in a world of portents and turmoil, a land vastly changed from the one she remembers. Her sisters are dead, and the Prophet is nowhere to be found.
Despite the shock of her situation, Eirena's purpose is clear: she has given herself over to a new age in the hopes that she will discover its salvation. Could her uncommon magic prove to be the key that will help you expel demonkind from Sanctuary?
Temporary FollowersEdit
In-game, a variety of characters join the player as temporary followers at scripted points in the story, in addition to whatever normal follower is assigned. Temporary followers follow the player, attack enemies and can be affected by buffs, but are invulnerable, and will leave and re-enter the party as the story dictates. Haedrig Eamon, Leah, Covetous Shen, Adria, Myriam Jahzia and Tyrael serve as temporary followers at various points in the story, as do the three actual followers in the quests immediately preceding their formally joining the party. Zoltun Kulle is an unusual temporary follower who shows up only when he has something to say, and does not attack enemies.
In an early concept of Diablo III, followers were more akin to hirelings, in that they could be hired, and could be permanently killed.[2]
- ↑ 2013-08-25, GamesCom 2013 interview – Josh Mosqueira talks about Diablo III: Reaper of Souls, Return of Pandemonium Fortress & Necromancers. Blizzplanet, accessed on 2013-09-07
- ↑ 2010-02-02, Diablo III: Gameplay Trailer. YouTube, accessed on 2013-09-07


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To examine the relationship between large tumor size and breast cancer–specific mortality (BCSM), especially in a subset of patients with negative lymph nodes (LNs).
We used the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results registry to identify 107,705 female patients diagnosed from January 1, 1990, through December 31, 2003, as having invasive breast cancer and treated with surgery and LN dissection. Relevant issues unclear in the database were studied in an additional 335 patients with locally advanced disease treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
In the multivariable analysis, a significant interaction was found between tumor size and LN involvement (P<.001). In LN-negative diseases, the relationship between tumor size and BCSM was piecewise. Using 21- to 30-mm tumors as the reference, the hazard ratio (HR) of BCSM increased with increasing tumor size until a peak at 41 to 50 mm (HR, 1.49; P<.001), after which increasing tumor size was unexpectedly related to decreasing hazard, with a nadir at 61 to 80 mm (HR, 1.06; P=.70). The 61- to 80-mm tumors exhibited a significantly lower BCSM compared with the 41- to 50-mm (P=.02) and greater than 80-mm (P=.03) subgroups. This pattern remained after stratification by estrogen receptor status but was not observed in patients with LN-positive disease. Further analysis indicated that the survival advantage of 61- to 80-mm tumors in LN-negative disease might result from its low risk of distant metastasis.
A relatively larger tumor size without LN involvement may be a surrogate for biologically indolent disease of distant metastasis. Our findings, if validated in other large databases, may provide better understanding of breast cancer biology.
Breast cancer is unfortunately a common and heterogeneous disease. Metastasis and breast cancer outcomes are still difficult to predict. Thus far, a number of prognostic factors have been identified, including local tumor size, regional lymph node (LN) involvement, the presence of distant metastasis, age, histologic grade, hormone receptor and HER2 status, and the presence of lymphovascular invasion.1 Local tumor size, regional LN status, and distant metastasis are the top 3 prognostic determinants and constitute the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) staging system.2 Increasing tumor size has been well established to be associated with a higher risk of axillary LN involvement and increased breast cancer–specific mortality (BCSM).3 However, these findings are from studies in which the investigators treated all the stage T3 tumors (>5 cm) as one category.3,4 Whether the linear relationship between tumor diameter and BCSM could be extrapolated to a specific subset of patients with a large tumor and negative LNs is unclear.
Recently, both preclinical and clinical evidence consistently revealed that the acquisition of metastatic potential and distant spread may occur during the early stage of cancer development.5,6 A piece of impressive evidence6 indicated that a very small tumor size is a surrogate for a biologically aggressive disease in cases with extensive LN involvement. These findings challenge the accepted notions of malignant progression that identify metastasis as a sequential process of malignant cellular expansion. We challenge the universal notion in another way, that is, a distant metastasis might not be a destined consequence of the local expansion of a primary tumor. We hypothesized that tumors that fail to metastasize to regional LNs even at a late stage (eg, a T3N0 tumor) may reflect a more biologically indolent phenotype and may thus paradoxically be associated with a relatively lower risk of distant spread and BCSM.
In the present study, we comprehensively examined the association between large tumor size and BCSM, especially in the subset of patients with negative LNs. To collect sufficient cases with large tumors, we used the National Cancer Institute's Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) cancer database.7 Moreover, because the SEER data lack information on the neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NCT) response, adjuvant therapies, and recurrence pattern, we further clarified these relevant issues in another set of patients with locally advanced breast cancer who uniformly received NCT from the Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center (FDSCC).8
The current SEER database consists of 17 population-based cancer registries. We selected female patients diagnosed as having invasive breast cancer from January 1, 1990, through December 31, 2003. Patients diagnosed as having breast cancer before 1990 were excluded because of unavailable hormone receptor data; patients diagnosed as having breast cancer after 2003 were excluded to ensure an adequate follow-up time. SEER's coding instruction of tumor size and estrogen receptor (ER) and progesterone receptor (PR) status is given in the Supplemental Methods (available online at http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org).
We identified 107,705 patients in the SEER database according to the following inclusion criteria: female, age of diagnosis between 18 and 74 years, surgical treatment with either mastectomy or breast-conserving surgery, AJCC stages I to III, pathologically confirmed invasive ductal carcinoma, at least 4 axillary LNs dissected, unilateral breast cancer, known ER and PR status, known time of diagnosis, breast cancer as the first and only cancer diagnosis, and known tumor size. Because SEER did not provide information on chemotherapy and endocrine therapy, we excluded the therapeutic factors in this analysis for consistency. The research on the SEER data was submitted and determined to be qualified for institutional review board exemption in FDSCC.
The primary study outcome of the SEER data was BCSM. Vital status (alive or dead) was obtained. The cause of death was categorized as breast cancer specific or non–breast cancer related. The BCSM was calculated from the date of diagnosis to the date of breast cancer death. Patients who died of other causes were censored at the date of death.
To validate the findings from the SEER set and to clarify relevant issues, we used data from the FDSCC, which included 395 consecutive patients diagnosed as having AJCC stages IIA to IIIC unilateral breast cancer and treated with anthracycline-based NCT between January 2000 and December 2007 at the FDSCC. We selected 335 patients fulfilling the inclusion criteria, which are given in the Supplemental Methods. Clinical response and pathologic complete remission (pCR) were evaluated (see criteria in Supplemental Methods).
The outcomes of interest were relapse-free survival (RFS) and distant relapse-free survival (DRFS), which were calculated from the date of diagnosis to the date of first event of local, regional, or distant metastasis of breast cancer and to the date of first distant metastasis, respectively. To determine distant relapse events, isolated local recurrence was further followed up until a metastatic event. The research protocol of this part was reviewed and approved by the Ethical Committee and Institutional Review Board of the FDSCC. All patients provided written informed consent.
For the SEER data, study variables are given in Table 1. Tumor size was treated as a categorical variable. Tumors larger than 80 mm were combined because of limited case numbers. The basic analysis procedure has been described previously.6 To determine whether there was a significant interaction between the degree of tumor size and LN involvement in predicting BCSM, we defined an interaction term (ie, size × nodes).6 With a median follow-up of 99 months, we reported 8-year rates for BCSM. The nonlinear effect of continuous tumor size on BCSM was assessed using a B-spline transformation with evenly spaced knots.6 The overall presence of interaction between tumor size and node involvement was evaluated by the Wald test. Pairwise comparisons were performed between different combinations of LN involvement and tumor size to determine the presence of significant BCSM differences.
For the FDSCC data, study variables are shown in Supplemental Table 1 (available online at http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org). Because the SEER results indicated a more favorable survival in patients with 61- to 80-mm tumors when compared with those having 41- to 50-mm tumors or tumors larger than 80 mm in the context of LN-negative disease, we confined our analysis to the 40- to 80-mm tumors. Few LN-negative tumors were larger than 80 mm in size and were thus excluded from analysis. With a median follow-up of 49 months, 4-year rates for RFS and DRFS rather than overall survival were reported.
Comparisons of patient and tumor characteristics by LN involvement were performed using χ2 tests. Survival curves were constructed using the Kaplan-Meier method, and univariate survival difference was determined with the log-rank test. Time point survival was estimated using the life-table method. Adjusted hazard ratios (HRs) with 95% CIs were calculated using Cox proportional hazards models. All the statistical analysis was performed using Stata statistical software, version 10.0 (StataCorp). Two-sided P<.05 was considered statistically significant.
We identified 107,705 eligible patients, 16,079 of whom died of breast cancer. The patient and tumor characteristics by LN status are summarized in Table 1. Lymph node negativity was correlated with older age, white race, smaller tumor size, lower grade, ER and PR positivity, and limited LN dissection.
In the univariate analysis, year of diagnosis, patient age, race, tumor size, LN status, tumor grade, ER and PR statuses, and number of LNs dissected were significantly associated with breast cancer–specific survival (Supplemental Table 2; available online at http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org). In the multivariate analysis, a significant interaction was found between tumor size and LN status in determining BCSM (P<.001; Table 2). Separate survival curves for LN-negative and LN-positive patients stratified by categorical tumor size are shown in Figure 1 (predicted by Cox regression model) and Supplemental Figure 1 (available online at http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org) (crude Kaplan-Meier curves). Among LN-negative patients, those with 61- to 80-mm tumors experienced a significantly lower BCSM compared with those with 40- to 50-mm tumors (HR, 1.41; 95% CI, 1.04-1.90; P=.02; 61- to 80-mm tumors as the reference), but they experienced a similar BCSM to those with 21- to 30-mm tumors (HR, 0.95; 95% CI, 0.72-1.25; P=.70; 61- to 80-mm tumors as the reference). In contrast, in either overall or LN-positive patients, a straightforward dose-effect relationship of larger tumor size with increasing BCSM was observed. To determine whether there was a confounding effect of year of diagnosis, we stratified our Cox model by year of diagnosis. The stratified and unstratified analyses gave essentially identical results.
The relationship between continuous tumor size and 8-year BCSM stratified by LN status is illustrated in Supplemental Figure 2 (available online at http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org). Supplemental Figure 2, A reveals a pattern of increasing 8-year BCSM with increasing tumor size at moderate to large tumor sizes until a threshold size (approximately 50 mm) is reached, after which point increasing tumor size is unexpectedly related to decreasing 8-year BCSM; the decreasing BCSM reached a nadir (61-80 mm), followed by a gradual increase with increasing tumor size. The 8-year BCSM in patients with tumors larger than 80 mm had wide 95% CIs because of the small sample size. Supplemental Figure 2, C displays the hazard of BCSM in LN-negative disease vs LN-positive disease at each tumor size category, which implies that larger tumors (61-80 mm) coupled with negative LNs represents a unique subtype with a better prognosis.
Among both ER-negative (n=29,679) and ER-positive patients (n=78,026), a significant interaction between tumor size and LN involvement was also identified. Among the ER-negative patients with LN-negative disease, those with 21- to 30-mm tumors experienced a significantly lower BCSM relative to other patients with larger tumors (HRs from 1.29 to 1.68; with P values from <.001 to .07; 21- to 30-mm tumors as the reference) except for those with 61- to 80-mm tumors (HR, 1.02; 95% CI, 0.72-1.44; P=.91; 21- to 30-mm tumors as the reference) (Table 3). Similar results were observed in ER-positive patients with LN-negative disease. A comparable BCSM between 21- to 30-mm tumors and 61- to 80-mm tumors in either ER-negative or ER-positive patients was unlikely because of the underpowered sample size after ER stratification, which might cause a failure in detecting an existing difference because 61- to 80-mm tumors in both ER-negative and ER-positive groups consistently revealed a significant BCSM difference with 41- to 50-mm tumors, which had much fewer samples than 21- to 30-mm tumors.
These findings should be treated with caution because the results could be biased by confounding factors, such as NCT response and adjuvant therapies. Clinically, patients with tumor larger than 40 mm had probably received NCT, but the SEER database failed to record this information. To evaluate the reliability of SEER results, we studied relevant issues in 335 patients with locally advanced breast cancer who were treated with NCT from the FDSCC database. The patients were divided into 2 tumor size categories (40-60 mm and 61-80 mm) according to the SEER results.
First, we studied the effect of NCT on tumors with different size and LN categories. The rates of pCR in the breast after NCT were comparable between the 40- to 60-mm tumors and the 61- to 80-mm tumors in LN-negative (P=.65) or LN-positive disease (P=.52).
Second, we evaluated the influence of adjuvant treatments. Adjuvant chemotherapy, adjuvant radiotherapy, or adjuvant endocrine therapy did not specifically reduce the relapse risk of 61- to 80-mm tumors compared with the 40- to 60-mm group in either LN-negative or LN-positive disease (data not shown).
Third, we estimated the proportion of NCT-induced LN-negative disease after surgery (ie, LN-positive before NCT but LN-negative after surgery) in the SEER database. In our study, 17.9% of cases with LN-positive disease, confirmed by fine-needle aspiration of palpable LNs before NCT, were proven to be LN negative after NCT. Of note, early patients in the SEER database treated with NCT using cyclophosphamide, methotrexate, and fluorouracil might achieve a limited pCR rate in contrast to that in the anthracycline and taxane era. We thus speculated that more than 80% of the patients with T3 disease recorded in the SEER database had the same LN status as their pre-NCT LN results.
Finally, we investigated the relapse pattern of large tumors. In the univariate analysis, patient age, pCR, and tumor size and LN category were significantly associated with RFS and DRFS. The LN-negative patients with larger tumors (61-80 mm) had similar RFS rates to those with 40- to 60-mm tumors (log-rank P=.82; Figure 2, A). When the analysis was confined to distant metastatic events (DRFS), 61- to 80-mm tumors had a relatively lower risk of distant failure compared with 40- to 60-mm tumors, but the difference was not significant (log-rank P=.24; Figure 2, B), which was probably because of the small sample size (n=73) and limited events (n=9). Similar multivariate results are given in Supplemental Table 3 (available online at http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org).
We hypothesized that for primary breast cancer with a relatively large tumor size concurrent with negative LN involvement, tumor size may be a surrogate for biologically indolent disease of regional/distant dissemination and consequently result in a lower BCSM. After adjustment for known breast cancer prognostic factors, we observed that patients with 61- to 80-mm tumors had a significantly lower BCSM compared with those with 41- to 50-mm tumors or tumor larger than 80 mm, whereas the BCSM associated with 61- to 80-mm tumors was comparable with that of 21- to 30-mm tumors. In contrast, such a piecewise relationship between tumor size and BCSM was not observed in patients with LN-positive disease. The observed relationships remained after ER stratification. We further analyzed a cohort of patients with locally advanced breast cancer treated with NCT and found a tendency toward a lower risk of developing distant metastasis in LN-negative, 61- to 80-mm tumors, which might account for the paradoxical observation of decreased mortality in this subgroup.
Although the conventional view of cancer spread is that cancer gains metastatic ability through an accumulation of mutations as they grow to a large size,9 recent studies have suggested that for some tumors, the acquisition of metastatic potential may occur early in cancer development, even in the absence of detectable primary tumors.5,10,11 Wo et al6 determined that in extensive LN-positive disease, a very small tumor size may be a surrogate for biologically aggressive disease, whereas in LN-negative disease, as the present study suggested, larger tumor size may be a surrogate for disease biologically indolent for distant metastasis. Our findings and those of Wo et al consistently reinforce the idea that the initial biological feature rather than the accumulated metastatic ability during tumor evolution likely determines the potential of distant dissemination. Some primary cancers are excellent at distant seeding per se, whereas some cancers are self-seeders. The distant seeder is good at dissemination even when the primary tumor is very small, and a pure self-seeder reveals a pronounced mitotic activity and local proliferation but fails to migrate to or blossom in regional LNs or distant organs.12
In our study, a piecewise relationship between large tumor size and BCSM was observed. The 61- to 80-mm group had the lowest BCSM compared with the 31- to 40-mm, 41- to 50-mm, 51- to 60-mm, and greater than 80-mm group. A potential explanation is that, as tumor grows, distant or regional seeders have a high chance to disseminate to LN; only the stenoplastic type of self-seeder develops to a large local tumor without evident regional or distant dissemination. The 61- to 80-mm tumors concurrent with LN-negative disease represent a highly self-seeding subtype, which harbors a low potential of metastasis, a major cause of breast cancer mortality.13 In contrast, LN-negative cancer in moderately sized tumors (31-50 mm) did not guarantee an indolent nature. In our study, 35% of 31- to 50-mm tumors were LN negative, whereas 22% of 61- to 80-mm tumors were LN negative, indicating that approximately one-third (37%) of the present LN-negative 31- to 50-mm tumors would become LN-positive disease if they continued to grow. Furthermore, tumors larger than 80 mm might represent another aggressive subtype, which proliferates precipitately and probably exhibits T4 tumor features. The SEER database failed to discriminate between T3 and T4 tumors.
The advantage of 61- to 80-mm tumors in survival was seen in both ER-negative and ER-positive patients, strongly suggesting that even in ER-negative tumors (including those that are HER2 positive and triple negative) there could be certain subsets of breast cancer displaying favorable biological features14 and that additional biological markers to define this indolent subgroup that are not yet identified may aid in the prognostic determination.
Our findings might have an effect on clinical practice. Because those larger tumors with negative LNs probably have a low chance of distant dissemination, the local-regional treatments might be more crucial. The extension of surgery, systemic treatment options, and timing of adjuvant chemotherapy (before or after radiotherapy) should be individualized.
Our study had several limitations. First, the SEER database lacks several important tumor characteristics (eg, HER2), cancer therapy (neoadjuvant and adjuvant), and patient outcome (recurrence and metastasis) variables. Thus, our analyses could not adjust for these potential confounding factors. Second, despite a large initial study population, individual subgroups became small after stratifying by tumor size, LN involvement, and ER status, yielding limited statistical power. Similarly, in the FDSCC set, a trend of a lower distant relapse rate without statistical significance was observed in the group of 61- to 80-mm tumors with negative LN, which was probably due to the limited sample size, short follow-up time, and rare events. Third, our study was performed using 2 retrospective databases rather than prospective cohorts; this approach might introduce unaccounted biases. Fourth, although we observed that the behavior of LN-negative, 61- to 80-mm tumors is similar to the 21- to 30-mm tumors, almost all the tumor sizes between 20 and 80 mm have overlapping 95% CIs to different extents. A real and precise association between tumor size and breast cancer survival in node-negative tumors needs to be further validated.
Our study reveals that patients with larger tumors (61-80 mm) may have decreased BCSM compared with moderate to large (41-50 mm) tumors but have a survival comparable with small (21-30 mm) tumors in the context of LN-negative disease, suggesting that larger tumor size with negative LNs may be a surrogate for biologically indolent disease of distant dissemination. Such a subtype is better at seeding itself but less proficient at seeding regional LNs or distant sites. Although the current study is the most robust evaluation of the interaction between large tumor size and LN involvement in breast cancer thus far, our findings should be interpreted with caution and validated within other large databases because of the relatively small sample size after stratification. If our findings and those of Wo et al6 are successfully validated in other databases, further correlative studies should focus on the subsets of cancer (eg, distant-seeding tumors or locally self-seeding tumors) to help elucidate genetic, genomic, or molecular differences that specifically contribute to local proliferation or distant metastasis.
Drs Yu, Jiang, and Chen have contributed equally to this work.
Grant Support: This research was supported by grants 30971143, 30972936, and 81001169 from the National Natural Science Foundation of China, grant SHDC12010116 from the Shanghai United Developing Technology Project of Municipal Hospitals, the Key Clinical Program of the Ministry of Health (2010-2012), the Zhuo-Xue Project of Fudan University (K.-D.Y.), and grant 11QA1401400 from the Shanghai Committee of Science and Technology Fund for the 2011 Qimingxing Project (K.-D.Y.).
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'Sunderland would just love to get rid of me' – Jeremain Lens confirms Stadium of Light exit
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Jeremain Lens fired a parting shot at Sunderland as he claimed he was set for a loan move to Turkish club Fenerbahce.
Lens joined Sunderland in an £8million transfer from Dinamo Kiev just over 12 months ago, but the Holland forward has made only 14 Premier League starts on Wearside.
And, ahead of what would be a reunion with his former Black Cats and PSV Eindhoven boss Dick Advocaat in Turkey, Lens said: "Sunderland would just love to get rid of me.
"I did not play, was not even on the bench.
"I just had a problem with the club. What? No idea."
Lens, 28, revealed he would have a medical in Turkey on Tuesday ahead of joining Fenerbahce on a season-long loan with a view to a permanent deal.
The move would bring to an end an unhappy time in England for Lens, who found himself marginalised under Sam Allardyce following Advocaat's departure and only scored four goals in 24 appearances.
Lens came off the bench in the 1-1 draw at Southampton on Saturday and provided the cross that led to Jermain Defoe's goal, but he is yet to start a game under new Sunderland boss David Moyes.
"Tomorrow I will undergo the medical examination," Lens told Fox Sports.
"I do not expect any problems. I'm looking forward to it.
"It's a nice transfer. Fenerbahce is a great club and a great challenge.
"I have a good relationship with Dick, but he also knows my qualities. It is not that he is doing me a favour.
"This is perhaps for the purpose of (playing for) Holland also again a good step.
"I go to Fenerbahce if the chance is to get more playing time.
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The top commanders of the Marine Corps U.S. forces in Afghanistan are investigating a video that purports to show U.S. Marines urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban after Defense Secretary Leon Panetta ordered a probe into behavior he described is "utterly deplorable."
"I condemn it in the strongest possible terms," Panetta said Thursday of the actions depicted in a video released a day earlier. "This conduct is entirely inappropriate for members of the United States military and does not reflect the standards or values our armed forces are sworn to uphold. Those found to have engaged in such conduct will be held accountable to the fullest extent."
Spokesman Jay Carney said that as a legal matter, the White House won't pass judgment until the details are discovered, but that the "apparent" activity is deplorable and regrettable.
In the video, four men in Marine uniforms and combat gear are shown exposing their genitals and urinating on three dead bodies. One of the deceased has large blood stain on his chest.
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Phil Anselmo album details
thats kinda pretentious.... but It might be interesting
"It's an angry album that only I could do." What a horse's ass
could be awesome
Shit, I read major North Korean tour instead of North American tour.
lol North Korean tour, that would be brutal
Wait a minute, it's an angry album that only he can do but there's no hidden message, it's just right there in front of you? Um...what the fuck are you talking about, Phil?
Phil Anselmo is a man that demands RE SPECT
Phil Anselmo & The Illegals What the F*#k?
phil anselmo is the man
This could be good, I've always enjoyed Phil's vocals.
Really great album cover. 10/10
"It's an angry album that only I could do. I don't see anybody else out there screaming about the same shit I'm screaming about. Hahahahahaha I love it when singers have their head up their own ass.
never loved pantera always thought they were good but always fukn loved phils vocals but idk sounds shit
yeah this whole thing kinda screams "im running outta money" imo
Phil !
That is pretension to a cringe inducing level. Nothing new with Phil.
Yeah that sounds really pretentious. Unless he means it's super personal and only he could make this because of his experiences but even then yeah, kinda being douche-like Phil. Whatever the case, Phil's vocals are killer. Big part of my love for Pantera was the vocals so I'll have to check out what he's pissed about this time.
Phil rules.. but this will probably sound like Arson Anthem with some acoustic songs..
He probably meant to say it's a personal record. At least I hope so. I love the guy but that sounded reallllllyyy pretentious.
meh. pantera was never that good to begin with and phils vocals always sounded forced. prob gonna suck
Phil's a pretentious douche. Not too long ago he was guilt-tripping Vinnie Paul via interview jabs into reuniting Pantera with Zakk Wylde on guitar and saying that he's "not respecting what the fans want"... like STFU dude, it was your money-grabbing druggie-fueled bullshit that broke Pantera up in the first place
it's an angry album that only i could do. i'm the only angry vocalist in the entire world
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Notes on Song of Solomon
1:1-17 - The Church is the Bride of Christ (Ephesians 5:25-33). We are to be presented to Christ 'as a pure Bride', 'a Bride beautifully dressed' for Him, 'the Bride, the wife of the Lamb' (2 Corinthians 11:2; Revelation 21:2,9). Christ says to His Bride, 'You are beautiful, my love'. Let us worship Him: 'You are beautiful, my Beloved, truly lovely' (15-16). Let us look to Christ and see how beautiful He is: 'You are beautiful beyond description, too marvellous for words, too wonderful for comprehension, like nothing ever seen or heard. Who can fathom Your infinite wisdom? Who can fathom the depth of Your love? You are beautiful beyond description, Majesty enthroned above...'. Let us pray that His beauty will be seen in us: 'Let the beauty of Jesus be seen in me, all His wondrous compassion and purity...' (Mission Praise, 788,406).
2:1-17 - Christ comes to us in love: 'The Voice of my Beloved! Look! Here He comes...' (8). He calls us to come to Him: 'My Beloved speaks and says to me, "Arise, my love, my beautiful one, and come away"' (10). He calls us to belong to Him: 'My Beloved is mine and I am His' (16). Let us come to Jesus and experience His love: 'Jesus, how lovely You are! You are so gentle, so pure and kind...'. Let us come to Jesus and give Him our love: 'Jesus, I love You, love You more and more each day; Jesus, I love You, Your gentle touch renews my heart. It's really no wonder why no other love can satisfy; Jesus, I love You, You've won this heart of mine!'. Let us come to Jesus and receive His joy: 'Jesus, I am resting, resting, in the joy of what Thou art; I am finding out the greatness of Thy loving heart' (Mission Praise, 361,363,362).
3:1-4:8 - Jesus says, 'Seek and you will find' (Matthew 7:7). When we have found Him, we say, with joy, 'I found Him whom my soul loves - my true love' (3:4). What does it mean to find Jesus? It means that He has found us. Before we ever thought of seeking for Him, He came seeking for us: 'the Son of man came to seek and to save the lost' (Luke 19:10). He comes to us with words of love: 'you are beautiful, my love' (4:1). Before we ever thought of loving Him, He loved us: 'I have loved you with an everlasting love' (Jeremiah 31:3). In love, He came looking for us. In love, He has found us. We seek. We find. We say, 'Hallelujah! I have found Him'. There is something else - His seeking and finding: 'Amazing grace! How sweet the sound... I once was lost, but now am found...' (Mission Praise, 31).
4:9-5:16 - There are times when the Lord comes very near to us. We pray, 'Let my Beloved come to His garden' (4:16). He answers, 'I come to My garden,... my Bride' (1). There are times when the Lord seems to be far away from us: 'I opened to my Beloved, but my Beloved had turned and gone' (6). What are we to do when the Lord's presence does not seem so real to us? We must remember His promise: 'I am with you always' (Matthew 28:20). Sometimes, we don't feel so good. We feel like the Lord has gone away and left us. These are the times when we need His Word of encouragement: 'I am with you always'. In the difficult times, we must hold on to His promise. We must keep on believing that the times of blessing will return: 'His speech is sweet; He is altogether lovely... my Beloved... my Friend' (5:16).
6:1-7:9 - 'You are beautiful... How beautiful you are' (6:4; 7:6). What beauty can the Lord possibly see in us? We are sinners - 'We have all strayed like sheep. Each one of us has turned to go his own way'. There's nothing beautiful about that! Is this the whole story? Thank God! - There's something more. Christ died for sinners - 'the Lord laid all our sins on Him' (Isaiah 53:6). When God looks on us, He does not see our sin. He sees our Saviour, His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. He looks at us, and this is what He sees: 'The blood of Jesus, His Son, cleanses us from all sin' (1 John 1:7). Through faith in Christ, we are sinners, saved by grace (Ephesians 2:8). This is the beauty the Lord sees in us: 'There is, therefore, no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus' (Romans 8:1). This is not our beauty. It's His beauty!
7:10-8:14 - 'Love is as strong as death... It burns like a blazing fire, like a mighty flame. Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it' (6-7). Here, we see the greatest love of all, the love of God: 'Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future... nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord' (Romans 8:38-39). How can we have the love of God, burning in our hearts 'like a blazing fire, like a mighty flame'? We cannot buy His love - 'If a man offered for love all the wealth of his house, it would be utterly scorned' (7). We must receive His love as a gift: 'So freely flows the endless love You give to me... So easy, I receive the love You give to me... Flowing out to me - the love within Your heart' (Mission Praise, 603).


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How sexual and affectionate are Filipinas?Moderators: fschmidt, jamesbond How sexual and affectionate are Filipinas?Hey all,
For those of you with experience in the Philippines, how sexually aggressive and affectionate are Filipina women in relationships? Are they open to trying whatever you want them to try? Do they initiate and jump you on a regular basis? I used to be married to a girl who was originally from Mexico (Married 13 years, divorced a year ago). She was a virgin when we got together, and I used to hear all these great stories about how Mexican/Latina girls were dynamite in the sack, aggressive, insatiable, yada yada yada... long story short, she was a complete dud. She would have sex pretty much whenever I wanted, but she had no drive whatsoever. She would never initiate, she would never randomly jump me or even grope me on her own accord... it was one of the biggest problems of our relationship. I know everyone is different, but I'm hoping to find a girl who will be into me every bit as much as I'm into her. A girl who would love to try all sorts of kinky and twisted things within the confines of our relationship... haha. Hell, a girl that would just randomly give me a BJ when I walk in the door from a long hard day at work! Do Filipinas in general have these qualities? Are they affectionate in other ways (eg. always wanting to cuddle, walk arm in arm in public, etc etc)? I'm insatiable in the physical/sexual department and need a girl who takes initiative and is open to try almost everything, yet like me would never ever cheat. Thanks guys!
Special Offer! FREE 6 Month Membership on ForeignWomen.com! Sign up here. Find Your Foreign Sweetheart Now! Try our international Dating Sites and Overseas Romance Tours! Well, I'm sure the people with first-hand knowledge will weigh in eventually. All I can add is to relate a post from about two months ago in which an American had hooked up with a Filipina online, went over there, and was quite surprised (as was she) at how potent her libido turned out to be. My recollection is that a couple of the Phillipine hands checked in and said essentially "ain't it the truth."
I've been married to my filipino wife for 4.5 years. She is a very conservative "good Catholic girl". I think it's fair to say that she won't be the one initiating the sex but once I initiate sex she NEVER has a headache I'd venture to say most filipinas are VERY passionate but they will wait for the guy to make the first move.
That said they are FANTASTIC lovers and she can't get enough attention.
Filipinas are naturally affectionate but regarding sex, most are sexual but not aggressive so you would have to initiate sex usually. Also even though they may be interested in watching porn and what not, most will not be willing to get too crazy in the bedroom unless they are of the few percentage who are very horny and are willing to try different positions, holes, toys and what not.
To be honest I used to be a whorist, not so much anymore, but during my hayday I would say you can get laid easily enough in PI but girls get boring in bed after a while. Even whores aren't really that exciting in bed. You have to be more aggressive. If you got a big schlong then half of them will complain it's too big or it hurts, blah, blah. Sexual newbies will be reluctant to do anything other than missionary. So you really need to meet outgoing and open minded ones and that can take some time. So imagine me going through hundreds of girls and more than half are duds in bed. I guess it's part of the bar hopping theme. You're kind on the hunt for prey and you are hoping to lay the big prize for the night, however many times you may get a smaller catch or nothing at all...but at least you got pretty wasted during the process! If you want wilder girls that are willing to experiment I would recommend Thailand. The girls are better in bed and have the same high sex drive. Many are willing to do most anything. I've met some real freaks in Thailand and some can be aggressive and initiate as well. I can count the number of Filipinas that could initiate sex on my hand...Also Filipinas suck at BJ's (no pun intended) and I haven't met any that are openly willing to do anal sex or play with toys. So you can use your imagination regarding how long it will take you to get bored with one woman in the Philippines. That's why I used to bounce around so much, they get boring in bed and also many have no personality so there you go. A perpetual bachelor. I have a high sex drive so I need a chick with a decent personality and a freak in the bedroom but acts normal in public. Hard to find here, I'm not kidding... "The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane." Marcus Aurelius, Roman Emperor and stoic philosopher, 121-180 A.D.
Apologies if I'm mistaken, but I believe I'm the American in question. This is true, that both I and my fiance were surprised and delighted by the vigor of her libido. We had talked somewhat extensively about sex before my having visited, to try gauging our sexual compatibility, even though at the time our intention was to wait until marriage, at her request. But this intention was broken. I can say my pinay has a high sex drive, and is very affectionate. We joke, even after however many months, that when she comes to Florida, my arm should never leave her waist. We are both very physical and affectionate. Obviously, there will still be individual variation, even within the culture. And since my fiance is the only Filipina I've had experience with, I cannot speak to the culture. But I do know of a family friend who also married a Filipina, and made much the same discovery as I. If I had to wager, I'd say the assessments made by pete and Mr S are quite accurate. It's common for a Filipina to be affectionate, physical and sensual. She will desire lots of this attention from you. But less commonplace for a Filipina to be aggressive or initiate intimacy. (By the way, my fiance and I are still awaiting news on the acceptance of my petition for her visa. I will post an update when news arrives.)
I would assume that due to the heavy saturation of Western culture in the Philippines, the females would be aggressive towards any man seen as "prosperous" while expressing the standard Western female trait of treachery and deception once alimony or child support enforcement became an option.
I met a few Filipinas in Florida, outside of Patrick Air Force base. They were singularly unimpressive. I would never marry one, let alone bring one to America. How to deal with newbies that talk much but do little.
Pics or it didn't happen. YES/NO Cool story, bro. Problem solved.
wow what was the problem with them ? do you realize that you are the single one here who seems to not want to marry a filipina ? hello
They are very affectionate if you treat them right and make them feel comfortable. They like nice easygoing guys and bond with them well, naturally and smoothly. But they don't have a strong sex drive in that they'll want to do it multiple times each night. One time usually makes them tired. But their personalities are relaxed and easy to get along with.
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wow i am confused i read on one thread here saying that filipinas were the horniest nympho he had ever met and now you say that they do not have a strong sex drive ... what is it really ? hello
You may be witnessing the difference between culture, and individual personalities. While the culture surrounding affection and sex in the Philippines may lead Filipinas to be more easygoing and natural, more outward looking to their partner, and more "sweet," just as in America you can also expect there to be differences in sex drive from person to person. I can only speak about my experience, but my fiance does possess a strong libido. I foresee many "all-nighters" in our future.
My wife was very affectionate, especially in the earlier years. She is not quite the same as 13 years ago, but that is either my fault or due to her being tired. If she is treated right, she does not reject me, unless shes too tired. She does initiate, not as much as I wish. She does regularly grope me or squeeze my "nice ass". I have to scold her to not grope me in front of the children.
And she really loves to "do it". Very passionate and always has her O.
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First of all, true submissives...like most Filipina's seem to be will not initiate as much as an aggressive woman will. However, she will give you subtle cues... Second, because I know my fellow man very well, I am thinking most women back down their sexual appetite because they truly are not pleased. Most men and even women I know are mostly uneducated on the woman's body...and most men, too selfish to care. Most men want to pump and dump....not caring if she gets off or not. If you treat her right and give her mind blowing orgasms...she will crave you like a drug. If you unlock the secrets to her mind, body and soul...she will crave you. You receive what you give....
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