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Boston College Team Notes
Eagles hope to grow after terrible season
For Boston College, this season was always about next year and beyond.
That's what it's all about when you have a team loaded with freshmen NOT known as the Fab Five.
The 2011-12 Eagles, who set the program record for losses in a season, finishing 9-22, were put out of their misery by North Carolina State in the opening round of the ACC tournament. BC finished in a three-way tie for 10th place in the conference but went in as the bottom seed via tiebreakers; and it was fitting that the Eagles they were 12th.
But none of that mattered to coach Steve Donahue, who maintained all season that it wasn't about what was on the scoreboard for his freshmen-laden team. It was about trying to make this group, with six freshmen getting the bulk of the playing time, better for the future.
The question for next season remains: how much better did this group get? And is there a foundation there for more than nine wins next season?
Asked after the finale what he can take out of this season, on the positive side, Donahue, who just finished his second year at the Heights, said:
"I think there is a lot of things. It is hard to put your finger on on. There (are) a couple of things that, once we got started in November and seeing where we are at now, I look back on things we accomplished individually and collectively.
"For this younger team to go .500 at home (in the conference) against really good basketball teams in the ACC, beat a Florida State team ... I thought we competed for long stretches this season with obviously four or five starters being freshman.
"And then individually, I thought guys made great strides."
The Eagles did go 4-4 at home in the conference. And they did beat Florida State, ranked No. 15 when the Seminoles visited Boston. But by the end, the large contingent of freshmen was downright tired, and it showed. BC did beat Florida State in the regular-season finale, but that was the only win after the Feb. 8 Florida State upset.
Next year, it's basically the same crew, a year older and a year ... better? Forward Ryan Anderson made the league's All-Rookie team. Center Dennis Clifford needs bulk, but showed he can do some things. Swingman Patrick Heckmann had a 32-point game early in the season, struggled and was then knocked down by mononucleosis. Others showed flashes and there were two guards already signed for next year.
It's all part of a growth process.
--BC's loss to North Carolina State, its third loss to the Wolfpack on the season, gave the Eagles a program-record 22 losses, breaking the record of 21 set under Al Skinner in 1998-99. That was Skinner's second team after taking over following Jim O'Brien's tumultuous departure from the school.
Skinner went 15-16 in his first year, and then, out of players and trying to build, he lost 21 in Year 2. Donohue took over from Skinner and still had future NBA'er Reggie Jackson and others, winning 21 games and going to the NIT before Jackson left early and left the cupboard bare.
--The Eagles failed to win a road game all season. Their only win away from home was an overtime victory over UC-Riverside in the second of three games at the 76 Classic in Anaheim.
They were officially listed at 0-9 on the road and 1-4 in neutral site games, but one of the latter was a loss to Holy Cross played close to the Crusader campus in Worcester, Mass., so you can really call it 0-10 on the road.
--BC was 4-12 in ACC play, beating No. 15 Florida State, Clemson, Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech. In fact, back-to-back wins over Clemson and Virginia Tech actually had the Eagles 2-1 in conference play. They went 2-11 the rest of the way in the league.
--The Eagles played four Massachusetts teams and lost all four games, falling to Holy Cross, Massachusetts, Boston University and Harvard, by a combined total of 93 points. The BU game was the closest, BC losing by 14, the first time since 1974 the Eagles lost to the Terriers in what is a great hockey rivalry but not so much on the basketball side of things.
--Some negative stats: BC shot just 67.3 percent from the foul line; it had 358 assists and 454 turnovers; and the Eagles were out-rebounded by an average of exactly six per game.
FINAL RECORD: 9-22, 4-12, 10th place in the league, but seeded 12th after three-way tiebreaker.
2010-11 SEASON RECAP: It was clear early -- very early -- that this was going to be a tough year for the Eagles. They got by New Hampshire, but then lost to locals Holy Cross and UMass (by a combined 58 points). They went 1-2 at the 76 Classic, beating UC-Riverside in overtime, but the record would soon fall to 2-7 and it was abundantly clear things were going to be tough. The final record wound up at 9-22 as the Eagles went 4-12 in the ACC before losing to North Carolina State in the first round of the ACC tournament.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I think we've gone through almost everything you can go through. We've played more basketball than most sophomores in college have played, so I think we're really confident and we have a good foundation that we've built this year and we're going to be fine moving forward." -- Freshman F Ryan Anderson after his team's 21st loss of the season.
THE GOOD NEWS: The good news connected to this BC team also contains some of the bad news. Everyone is back, the only roster loss being graduate student John Cahill, who was supposed to be a graduate assistant coach this season but was used because of his experience. The rest of the team is back, but this will still be a process to see how much this group of freshmen (and transfer Matt Humphrey, who will be the only senior next year) will grow.
And if it is talented enough to win more games in a tough conference. But forward Ryan Anderson clearly showed he's a big-time player, and that's the foundation going forward. Next year figures to be rough, too, but that's what rebuilding is all about, and if Steve Donahue can add a forward with some bulk, it could get more interesting.
THE BAD NEWS: This can be connected to the above. Everyone is back but the Eagles only won nine games with this freshman group. There is still a mountain to climb and it could take years to climb it. The key for Steve Donahue and his staff is improvement, and keeping the kids upbeat in what figures to be another losing year.
KEY RETURNEES: F Ryan Anderson, C Dennis Clifford, swingman Patrick Heckmann have to be considered the key trio heading into next season. Anderson made the ACC All-Rookie team and showed he can handle the load, even when fatigued. Clifford needs to add bulk and wore down without much front-court help but showed enough as a freshman 7-footer to tell the world he can play. Heckmann was slowed by mononucleosis, but it's clear the offensive ability is there. He, too, has to get stronger to help build on his European playing background.
The rest of the group is back, too, with guards Lonnie Jackson, Jordan Daniels and senior-to-be Matt Humphrey showing flashes.
--Freshman F Ryan Anderson finished the season with a 22-point, 12-rebound performance against North Carolina State in the ACC tournament. It was his fourth double-double of the season and came after he was named to the league's All-Rookie team (he and Duke's Austin Rivers were the only unanimous selections). By the way, his four double-doubles represented the team's total for the season.
Anderson finished the season averaging team-highs of 11.2 points and 7.4 rebounds per game (he led the team in both offensive and defensive rebounds). But in the last eight games, he averaged 16.3 points and 9.0 rebounds per contest.
Anderson's outside game has to improve: he shot just 27.4 percent from 3-point range.
"Ryan and I were just talking about how in December, I wasn't sure where he would be in the ACC competition, but I think he showed that he's got what it takes now," coach Steve Donahue said after the season finale. "We'd all like to make great strides over the next six months. Just because we played a lot of freshman doesn't mean we are going to be a good basketball team next year."
--Freshman C Dennis Clifford blocked three shots in the finale against North Carolina State. That gave him just 26 in his rookie season, but the fact he got three in the last game is encouraging for his future. He scored six points and had three rebounds in the game, finishing the season at 9.2 points and 4.8 rebounds per game.
--Freshman swingman Patrick Heckmann continued to play 16-20 minutes per game as he finished the season after his bout with mononucleosis. He scored four points against N.C. State, all on one play as he nailed a 3-pointer as he was getting knocked to the floor. He them hit the free throw for the 4-point play.
Remember, this is a kid who scored 32 points (of his team's 66) in a win over UC-Riverside way back at the beginning of the season, so the talent is there.
--Junior G Matt Humphrey, a transfer from Oregon, averaged 10.3 points per game in the first of his two seasons at BC. He shot just 35 percent from the floor, 31.3 percent from 3-point range.
--BC's early signings were PG Olivier Hanlon and SG Joe Rahon, both rated as three-star recruits by both Rivals and Scout.
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Harry Dov Weininger, a well-known figure in Berkeley community and civic affairs, died May 31 after a heart attack. He was 76.
For many years, Mr. Weininger owned the Carpet Center in West Berkeley. He was involved in a number of community organizations in Berkeley and played a role in the city's often-fractious political scene. He served for several years on the board of directors of the Berkeley Democratic Club and was the club's president in 1983 and 1986. He was its president pro tem in 1990 and 1996.
Mr. Weininger was also president of the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce and a member of the city's civic arts commission and the planning commission.
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Born in 1933 in the Carpathian Mountains region of Romania, Mr. Weininger immigrated to the United States with his parents in 1950. He first lived in Chicago, and, after military service in the U.S. Army, graduated from the University of Chicago in 1960.
He moved to Berkeley in 1963, and that became his home for the next 47 years.
Mr. Weininger was always interested in the law and received a law degree from the University of San Francisco in 1988, when he was 54.
He is survived by two daughters, Carmi Weininger and Nehama Weininger, both of Oakland; his partner, Yvette Vloeberghs of Berkeley; and his granddaughter, Anna Rose Fisilani of Oakland.
Private services have been held and a memorial service is pending.


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T I CY guides 141 SYDNEY ART AND SOUL The new Art Lounge restaurant and bar in Darlinghurst's Kirketon Hotel combines luxe decor with decadent French-influenced fare. Choose from the à la carte and set menus or sample a sharing plate. 229 Darlinghurst Road, + 61 2 9331 3777. ADELAIDE MERCURY RISING Celsius Restaurant & Bar is gaining fans since it opened in August. Much of the fresh produce on its modern Australian menu is sourced from a rural kitchen garden on the Murray River. 95 Gouger Street, +61 8 8231 6023. LAS VEGAS WORLD FLAVOURS Let your tastebuds roam the globe at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas hotel and casino opening next month. Choose from the 12 on-site restaurants offering everything from sushi, tapas and French bistro fare to Italian cuisine and Greek seafood. www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com. Peasant, in bustling Paddington, is dishing up sumptuous Spanish fare. Housed in the heritage-listed Barracks, this lively eatery has dim lighting and street art murals adorning the walls. Take your pick of nibbles, tapas and shared plates from the rustic menu. Popular choices include sweet potato empanadas with almond aioli, salt cod fritters and truffled wild mushroom tortilla with goat's cheese and parsley. Don't miss the decadent churros with chocolate sauce for dessert. The drinks selection includes a great range of Spanish wines, as well as sangria, which comes in red and white versions. On Sundays, enjoy live performances by flamenco guitarists. Where and when: No. 4, The Barracks, 61 Petrie Terrace, Paddington. Open every night until late and for lunch from noon on Friday and Sunday. Fly to: Brisbane. Price: Tapas from $9. Contact: Call +61 7 3367 8066 or visit www.peasant.com.au. JUST EAT IT Can't wait to orientate your tastebuds to the city? Say 'hola' to tempting tapas in Brisbane or get a taste of the world in Las Vegas. BRISBANE SPANISH STYLE EASY ON THE EYE Chef Sid Sahrawat believes food should be as enjoyable to the eyes as it is to the palate, hence the beautifully presented plates at his new Auckland fine diner, SidArt, earning him a Best New Restaurant award in the 2010 Metro Audi Top 50 Restaurants. 283 Ponsonby Road, +64 9 360 2122. PURPLE REIGN A not-so-new variety of carrot is being touted as the latest nutritional superfood after a recent Australian study found that purple carrots -- which date back to ancient Persia -- are packed with 28 times more antioxidants than their orange counterparts. Available from specialty grocers and seed suppliers. TEXT :: KYLIE MCGREGOR, VANESSA FAZZINO NOVEMBER
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Telling Time with Melissa Mouse 2
A mouse named Melissa needs help writing times. For this worksheet, kids look at each analog clock, determine the time, and then write the time. This worksheet offers practice telling time to the hour and writing times.
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I am a poet and many poets tune into the sad feelings most people go to a Happy Hour to avoid. We dwell in those feelings letting them bubble up in clarity to express ourselves in a poem. Living with the pain or sadness for awhile to get to the poem is worthwhile for me, like I imagine it is for most poets. Once I write the poem, the feelings clear, like a thundershower that is passing. This type of negativity often spurs and inspires creativity. Listening to the inner beast can be great therapy and amazing art.
Draining Creativity
As a poet, I scan the headlines and shake my head with the rest of the world sickened by more murders, rapes, child molestations and the price of oil. It is easy to stay focused in a nonproductive malaise that spreads over life like a dark cloud keeping me depressed and irritable. We all swim in this dirty water and can't always see how it affects us. We live on the edge of an expectation of misery waiting for the next shoe to fall as we rail about the price of those shoes. This type of negativity can eclipse creativity. Listening to the outer beast is maddening and not so good at inspiring the best art.
It's Not Such a Bad Bad World
Watching the video I posted called, Bad Bad World, it dawned on me that what is amazing is the good that lives in our homes and across our world. Despite all the horrific things that make the news, think about how amazing it is that 10,000 of you view this blog and want to support and get nourishment from poetry. Think about how many people smile at you in a day. How many say, "Thank You" as a matter of course? How many times has a friend said, "Let me know if there is anything I can do?" As the video points out, it really isn't such a bad, bad world after all.
How many people plant flowers in their front yard just so you will see them when you drive by? Random act of kindness? How many people have stopped to let you enter the door or elevator? (I know this one is sliding!) People will fight with you over a parking space, but how many people will donate to help a child dying of cancer go to Disneyland?
How many people take time out of their busy day to tell you Happy Birthday! If you look around and focus on the good, it is all around us. But, the news helps us focus on what is not good so we get in the habit of not seeing the little old man making a face at the baby at the next table in the restaurant just to make her laugh. Or, the person in my neighborhood that puts up a signs around town every spring warning people to be careful driving because there are new fawns out.
Don't Feed the Beast
The good also spurs creativity. It is just harder to see sometimes. Like dandelion seeds floating on the air, the good is quiet and easy, not calling attention to itself. While the negativity kicks and screams like a spoiled brat demanding attention. Child development experts tell us to deny the spoiled brat the attention sought to stem this behavior. Many of unwittingly give more attention to the problem by reacting to the uproar which only feeds the beast. I wonder if we all just ignored the news for awhile until they reported on the exquisite kindness in the world with at least as much frequency as they do the horrific violence if we would tame the blind rage attention the news seeks and feeds?
It is a challenge but learning to distinguish which beast is speaking may help clear the air so that we tune in to the inner beast and tune out the outer beast, clearing the way for great things to grow from our soul.


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Park Compass: a quick map of Vancouver playgrounds
For a long time I've silently grumbled that there's no online map that shows all the Vancouver playgrounds. But lo and behold, now there's Park Compass!
Just visit the Park Compass site on your phone and filter by "Playground" on the right—- then when you're on the go, you can quickly find the nearest playground so your kid can blow off some steam.
Btw, the news about Park Compass came to me after I tweeted a playground map plea out into the ether: so lazyweb ftw :)


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Hawaii's Enrichment & Education Professionals
Summer Intersession Oahu
|Click on any location above to view site calendar. If no link, calendar has not yet been uploaded
|Day Camp Week Schedule
|Week 1
|May 30 to June 2 (4 days)
|Week 6
|July 3 to July 7 (4 days) *
|Week 2
|June 5 to June 9 (5 days)
|Week 7
|July 10 to July 14 (5 days)
|Week 3
|June 13 to June 16 (4 days) *
|Week 8
|July 17 to July 21 (5 days)
|Week 4
|June 19 to June 23 (5 days)
|Week 9
|July 24 to July 28 (5 days)
|Week 5
|June 26 to June 30 (5 days)
|Week 10
|July 31 to August 4 (5 days)
* June 12 Kamehameha Day, July 4 Independence Day
* * Program dates, locations, and prices are subject to change, without any advance notice
|* Registration Deadline: May 19, 2017
|* $25 Late Fee after May 19, 2017
|* Program Runs 5/30-8/4
|* Closed 6/12 and 7/4
|* Completed Grades K-6
|* 6am-6pm (Program starts at 8am)
|Program Eligibility: Our day camps are for School Age children, and require that 1. a child have at least completed kindergarten in order to participate and 2. Must be able to function safely inn our 15:1 student/staff ratio. If your child is 5 years old but not yet completed or entered kindergarten, check out one of our 22 preschool centers! They are open all summer long!
Please make sure to download our Parent Handbook* for important information on what to bring each day, lunch, medication, emergency procedures, transportation, - the ultimate parent guide to our summer day camps!
Online Registration Rates
Standard Registration Rates
$1425 Summer Package
$1500 Summer Package
$135/Wk for Weeks 1, 3, 6
$140/Wk for Weeks 1, 3, 6
$170/Wk for Weeks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10
$175/Wk for Weeks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10
$1225 AM Summer Package
$1300 AM Summer Package
$115/Wk for Weeks 1, 3, 6
$120/Wk for Weeks 1, 3, 6
$145/Wk for Weeks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10
$150/Wk for Weeks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10
Tuition may be paid in multiple installments. The requirements of this plan are:
1. Payments must be made by credit/debit card
2. Upon registering, a minimum deposit of $100 per child is due. You may elect to pay more at the time of registration, and the initial deposit is applied to the overall balance.
3. At least 50% of the remaining balance must be paid by May 19, 2017.
4. The remaining balance must be cleared by June 30, 2017. Failure to do so will result in suspension from the program, until the balance is cleared.
Day Camp and Lunch Program registration closes at 5pm, on the Wednesday prior to the start of each week. For example, online registration and lunch for Week 1 is disabled at the close of the business day on May 24, 2017.
|Lunch Program (Optional)
|Weeks 1, 3, 6 (4 days)
|Weeks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 (5 days)
Registering lunch for any week is due the Wednesday prior to the week lunch is needed. The lunch program is offered as a convenience, and does not have a preset menu. Lunches will typically consist of a sandwich with cold-cuts, 2 different types of snacks, and a drink. On the first day of the week, children signed up for the lunch program will receive a personal pan pizza and a drink.
Upgrades (rates and information subject to change)
If you purchase a Camp Kama'aina Kids Summer Package (entire 10 Weeks), you are eligible to upgrade your summer day camp experience. For an additional $185/week, you can spend a week at the Specialty Camp of your choice. Choose from Sea Life Park, Bishop Museum, or Camp Wet 'N' Wild Hawaii! Upgrades include before and after camp care (6am-6pm) and Transportation from select locations. Only available during the weeks that each Specialty Camp is operational.
At Camp Kama`aina Kids, children will have the opportunity to build friendships, learn new skills, and create experiences that will last a lifetime! Day Camp program includes: swimming, sailing, kayaking, camping, weekly excursions, Simple Science, singing, dancing and more!
Kama'aina Kids day camps are a safe and exciting adventure for children in grades K-6. Our core curriculum focuses on developing critical 21st century skills—such as communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking—through fun, unique and hands-on activities.
Learning to swim is important for a Kama'aina Kid. Progressive learn-to-swim lessons will be provided each week at various pools or enclosed beaches around our communities. Instructions are led by experienced and certified staff, and assisted by our day camp counselors. Classes are approximately 20-25 minutes in length, and followed up with supervised free-swim. Campers will be divided into 3 different levels of ability: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. At the start of summer, or upon their first visit to the pool, campers will be swim-tested and assigned to one of the 3 levels. It is possible for a child to move to a new group over the course of summer provided that his or her ability shows improvement. Staff to camper ratio 1:10.
Staff to camper ratio 1:10.
Waterfront - Kayaking and Sailing
With the naturally beautiful settings of Kaneohe Bay as their classroom, campers will have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of kayaking and sailing. Led by our waterfront staff and assisted by our lifeguard certified counselors, waterfront visits will focus on the basics of water safety, paddling, and introductory sailing techniques. All participants are required to wear life jackets and covered shoes in order to participate. In order to participate in waterfront activities, a camper must also pass a basic swim test on his or her first visit to the waterfront program. The waterfront swim test is for a child to demonstrate complete comfort in the water while wearing a PFD (Personal Floatation Device), and not necessarily focused on swimming ability because of the PFD requirement. Staff to camper ratio for kayaking 1:7; sailing is 1:6.
Since the waterfront program is part of our designated camp activities, all children who meet the minimum swimming requirements are strongly encouraged to participate. If a camper does not qualify to participate in the waterfront program or chooses not to go, then on-shore activities will be provided for that day.
Click HERE for Waterfront Schedule Calendar when available.
Click HERE to learn more on KHON's Living 808!
Overnight Camping for Grades 3-6
Camp Unplugged is an overnight experience at Malaekahana Beach Campgrounds, built for campers, who have completed Grades 3 – 6. This overnight experience is intended to provide children with a full slate of enriching, outdoor activities, and an opportunity to spend a night away from home, in a safe and structured environment that is completely removed from plugged-in technology. Camp out includes nutritious meals (dinner the first night, breakfast and lunch the next day) and a variety of camp activities, such as team-building initiatives, sand-crab hunt, nature walks, archery, swimming and campfire!!
The 1-night camp out is also an excellent opportunity for children to strengthen their sense of independence, bond with their peers, and form new friendships with campers from other locations. Staff to student ratio is 1:10, and will be a collaboration of day camp staff and Kama`aina Kids program staff from Malaekahana. All staff have passed a State Criminal Background Check, FBI clearance and a DHS/CPS background check to ensure that they do not pose a risk to program participants. Additionally, all staff have been trained in basic first aid and CPR, with American Red Cross Lifeguard certified staff on hand, during aquatic activities.
Camp To You
To provide them a taste of what to look forward to at Camp Unplugged, younger campers (grades K-2) will get to experience the unique activities of our on-site camp program: The Kama`aina Kids Fun Zone. Activities will include a simulated archery range, an obstacle course, and team challenges. This program is an age-appropriate camp experience that takes place during the course of the typical day camp hours.
Culminating Event
In what has now become one of our favorite traditions, all day camps will participate in our Culminating Event at Wet 'N' Wild Hawaii. It is a time to celebrate the friendships and memories that have been forged because of Camp Kamaàina Kids, with creative performances and Hawaii's coolest water rides. Culminating Event is scheduled for August 1, 2017 [Week 10].
Day campers will have the opportunity to discover more about our unique, island home through weekly excursions. Each excursion is intended to provide a safe, fun and hands-on experience, and encourage young campers to stop, look and listen.
As an accredited member of the American Camp Association, Kama'aina Kids is committed to the highest operating standards in the camp industry. The ACA seal is recognized across the world as a symbol of quality programming, high safety standards, and a team of professionals dedicated to giving each child a "World of Good."


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Trial record 1 of 1 for: M06-873
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A Phase 1/2a Study of ABT-263 in Subjects With Relapsed or Refractory Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
AbbVie (prior sponsor, Abbott)
Genentech, Inc.
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
AbbVie ( AbbVie (prior sponsor, Abbott) )
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: May 30, 2007
Last updated: July 10, 2017
Last verified: July 2017
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The Phase 1 portion of the study will evaluate the pharmacokinetic profile and safety of ABT-263 under two different dosing schedules with the objective of defining the dose limiting toxicity and maximum tolerated dose. The Phase 2a portion of the study will evaluate ABT-263 at the defined recommended Phase 2 dose to obtain additional safety information and a preliminary assessment of efficacy. The Extension Study portion will allow active subjects to continue to receive ABT-263 for up to 7 years after the last subject transitions with less frequent study evaluations.
|Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
|Drug: ABT-263
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: No masking
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase 1/2a Study Evaluating the Safety, Pharmacokinetics, and Efficacy of ABT-263 in Subjects With Relapsed or Refractory Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Leukemia
Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center resources: Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Leukemia, B-cell, ChronicU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by AbbVie ( AbbVie (prior sponsor, Abbott) ):
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Determination of dose limiting toxicity (DLT) and maximum tolerated dose (MTD) [ Time Frame: 14 days on therapy and 7 days off therapy OR 21 days continuous dosing ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Pharmacokinetic profile evaluation [ Time Frame: Repeating sequence of 14 days on therapy and 7 days off therapy OR 21 days of continuous dosing ]
- Preliminary efficacy assessment (Phase 2a) [ Time Frame: Repeating cycles of 21 days continuous dosing ]
- Safety assessment [ Time Frame: Repeating sequence of 14 days on therapy and 7 days off therapy OR 21 days of continuous dosing ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 25, 2007
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|August 30, 2018
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|August 30, 2018 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Arm NA, Group is Applicable
Group/Cohort Number or Label is numerical and sequential starting with dose level 1
Drug: ABT-263
Phase 1 dosing under two different schedules: 14 days on drug, 7 days or (14/21) or continuous dosing.
Phase 2a dosing at the recommended phase 2a dose and schedule
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 99 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Relapsed or refractory Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and require treatment in opinion of investigator
- Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) <= 1
- Adequate bone marrow independent of growth factor support, renal and hepatic function per defined laboratory criteria
Exclusion Criteria:
- History or clinically suspicious for cancer-related Central Nervous System disease
- Receipt of allogenic or autologous stem cell transplant
- Recent history (within 1 year of first dose) of underlying, predisposing condition of bleeding or currently exhibits signs of bleeding
- Active peptic ulcer disease or other potentially hemorrhagic esophagitis/gastritis
- Active immune thrombocytopenic purpura or history of being refractory to platelet transfusions (within 1 year of first dose)
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00481091
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00481091
|United States, California
|UCSD Moores Cancer Center, US /ID# 5566
|La Jolla, California, United States, 92093
|United States, Massachusetts
|Dana Farber Cancer Institute /ID# 5547
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02115
|United States, Nebraska
|University of Nebraska Medical Center /ID# 12261
|Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 68198-7680
|United States, New York
|North Shore University Hospital /ID# 12267
|New Hyde Park, New York, United States, 11042
|United States, Texas
|The University of Texas - MD Anderson Cancer Center /ID# 5575
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77030-4009
|United States, Washington
|Northwest Medical Specialties, PLLC /ID# 26428
|Tacoma, Washington, United States, 98405
|Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre /ID# 6583
|East Melbourne, Australia, 3002
|Royal Melbourne Hospital /ID# 5576
|Parkville, Melbourne, Australia, 3050
|Uniklinik Koln /ID# 5924
|Cologne, Germany, 50937
|United Kingdom
|Leicester Royal Infirmary, Univ Hosp of Leicester NHS /ID# 15081
|Leicester, United Kingdom, LE1 5WW
Sponsors and Collaborators
AbbVie (prior sponsor, Abbott)
Genentech, Inc.
|Study Director:
|Mack Mabry, MD
More Information
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on July 24, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|AbbVie (prior sponsor, Abbott)
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00481091 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
2007-002143-25 ( EudraCT Number )
|Study First Received:
|May 30, 2007
|Last Updated:
|July 10, 2017
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Leukemia, Lymphoid
Leukemia, Lymphocytic, Chronic, B-Cell
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Lymphoproliferative Disorders
Lymphatic Diseases
Immunoproliferative Disorders
Immune System Diseases
Leukemia, B-Cell
Antineoplastic Agents
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on July 24, 2017


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Andral, from Ultima VII Part Two
Andral was a knight and sculptor of Monitor, a city on the Serpent Isle in Ultima VII Part Two.
A member of the Leopard Command, Andral admitted he was not much of a warrior. Though he passed the Test of Knighthood, he never fought much, nor sought any glory on the battlefield. He was an artist and saw it as a waste of time to partake in petty duels or training exercises on the List Field. He was tolerated in Monitor because of the services he provided: both as a sculptor of stone (including statues of any knight who requested it, such as Luther) as well as the maker of the urns used in cremating the remains of dead knights. Though Andral made his living in part by fashioning statues of knights, he personally felt the knights own deeds should serve as a testament to the knight's abilities and character. Though he openly admitted he had no friends, he was for a time involved with Lucilla, the barkeep of the Slashing Sword pub, whom he considered an artist much like himself. Lucilla later admitted that she left Andral because he was too obsessed with his work.
Andral met the sage Batlin and his companions when they came through Monitor. The sculptor was impressed by Batlin's lackey, Brunt, and would have loved to have had him as a model. Batlin, however, was more interested in a relic of Andral's that had been in his family for generations: a serpent carved from blackrock. Not long after Batlin was made to leave Monitor by Lord Marsten, Andral realized the relic was missing. He immediately (and correctly) guessed that Batlin had stolen it.
Like most of the citizens of Monitor, Andral was killed when the Bane of Wantonness (possessing the body of Dupre) conquered the city at the head of a massive army of Goblins.


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Greeley Senior Center news for April 28
May 2, 2013
Chess, 10 a.m. Tuesday. Fee is $15 for members, $20 for non-members. All levels of players are welcome.
Ice Cream Social, 1 p.m. Wednesday. No fee. A big thank you to Guaranty Bank for providing the ice cream.
Shareholder Lunch, 11:30 a.m. Thursday. The menu is barbecue sandwiches, baked beans, cole slaw, chips, dessert & beverage. The fee is $4 per person.
Bingo, 1 p.m. Thursday. Donate $0.25 per card.
Garbage Card Game, 1 p.m. Friday. Come to play or learn the game. No fee.
SilverSneakers® Cardio Circuit, 9-9:45 a.m. Friday. For participants who desire more cardiovascular and muscular endurance conditioning and who have demonstrated above baseline proficiencies in agility, balance and coordination. No charge for SilverSneakers® participants. If you are not a SilverSneakers® member see front desk for prices.
Hiking Trips Orientation, 11 a.m. Friday. Learn more about our upcoming hikes. Call the front desk to reserve a seat. No fee.
Weekend Pickleball, 1-4 p.m. Saturday.
Ceramics Class, 1-3 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday. The monthly fee is $7 members, $12 for non-members.
You only need to be 50 years of age to join the Greeley Senior Activity Center. Annual membership cost is $22 for Greeley residents and $24 for non-residents. For more information call (970) 350-9440.
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Surface Elemental change of dental Ni-Cr Alloy for Porcelain after Heat Treatment
Nam, Sang-Yong ;
Journal of Korean Acedemy of Dental Technology, volume 17, issue 1, 1995, Pages 5~9
This study was carried out by obsorving to the conditions of an oxide on the surface of alloy according to the conditions of its heat treatment and analysing the change in composition on its surface. The result of this study is summarized as fellows. 1. It was shown that the higher the more the generated metal oxide while the higher the temperature of heat treatment. 2. The metal oxide was manily composed of Ni and Cr oxides. 3. The Ni composition indicated reduction while the higher the heat treatment in vaccum condition. 4. The Cr composition indicated increase while the higher the heat treatment in vaccum condition.
The Comparative Study on the Castability to the Frequency of Reuse with Precious Metal Alloys and Base Metal Alloys widely used in the Production of Partial Denture
Chung, Kyung-Pung ; Choi, Un-Jae ;
Journal of Korean Acedemy of Dental Technology, volume 17, issue 1, 1995, Pages 10~25
The purpose of this study is to get the difference of the castability in the production of partial denture between Precious Metal Alloys and Base Metal Alloys accompanied with the frequency of reuse. As materials for an experiment, we selected Baker-444 and Soo-444 and Soo-sung as Precious Metal Alloys, New Crown and Chrome Cobalt as Base Metal Alloys. And we tired to case all of them seven times. The experimental results were as follows : 1) In the probability of segments, Baker-444 showed 100
0.00%, Soo-sung 97.24
1.58%, New Crown 95.63
4.28%, and Chrome Cobalt 91.03
7.76%. Consequently, Precious Metal Alloys were decidely superior to Base Metal Alloys in the castability. 2) In the view of the acheived result, burn-out temperature and smocking time had greatly affected the castability. 3) After casting, Precious Metal Alloys were much less than Base Metal Alloys in the quantity of consumption. It made much difference from the the compiled stastics(p<0.01)
Study on the Complaint ratio of Respiratory Symptoms of Dental Laboratory Technician in Small Cities in Jullabuk-do
Lee, In-Kye ;
Journal of Korean Acedemy of Dental Technology, volume 17, issue 1, 1995, Pages 26~40
A survey has been performed for the dental technicians and office workers in small cities of Julla buk-do on theis problem of cough, phlegm, wheezing, nasal cattarrh & cold, and breathlessness by using SUN-81-AL survey form which is a guletionaire on respiratory symptons The results of the analysis are as follaus. 1. The complaint on cough was made by 15 dental technicians(21.4% and by 10 office workerr(16.7%). Dental technicians showed higher complaint on cough than office workers. The predietor variable for cough was the working hours for dental technicians and the period of smoking for the office sorkess. 2. The complaints on phelgm was made by 34 dental technicians(48.6%) and by 9 office workers(15.0%). The predictor variable on phelgm was the working hour for dental techniume and the period of smoking for the office workers. There was no statistically significant difference between two group on their complaint level. 3. The complaint on the breathlessnesr was made by 24 dental technicians(34.3%) and by 22 office workers(36.7%). The predictor variable on breathlessness was the period of smoking for dental technicians and the working hour for office workers. 4. The wmplaing on nasal catarrh & cold wax made by 29 dental technicians(41.4%) and 22 office workers(36.7%). The predictr variable on nasal catarrh & cold was the working hour for dental workerr, and the perird of smoking for the office workers. 5. The complaint on wheezing was made by 9 dental technicians(12.9%) and 8 office workers(13.3%). The primary predictor variable on wheezing was the working hour for both groups, and the secondary predictor variable was the period of smoking. 6. The complaint on the chest and lung dislase was made by 12 dental technicians(17.1%) and 4 office workers(6.7%) dental technicians showed bigher complaint. on chest and lung disease than the office workers. Bronchitis was the higher frequency illuess reported from both of the groups among chest and lung disease. 7. In conclusion, the predictor variable on respiratory illness was the working hour for dental techniciane, and the period of smoking for the office workers 8. 25 dental technicians(35.7%) and 9 office workers(15.0%) selected air pllution as the most urgent problem that working environment, has had. There was statistically significant difference between two groups(P<0.001)
Study on Acknowledge and State of Clinical Experience for 3-years Dental Technology Department
Park, Myung-Ja ;
Journal of Korean Acedemy of Dental Technology, volume 17, issue 1, 1995, Pages 41~57
This study was conducted to collect and analyze previous information in order to manage efficience, improve experience effect and promote employment rate. The questionnaire interview with 27 chief of dental Laboratory refered clinical experience in technology department about clinical experience in 14 Jumior colleges were also investigated. The results were summarried as follows : The portion of age of 35-39 among chief of dental Laboratory was 40.7% which was the highest, that of male was 96.3%, that of junior college graduate was 97.5%, that of 10years experience was 92.6% and that of ceramic technician was 85.2%, 63.0% dental laboratory for clinical experience was a bore space of 30pyong. Aspect of dental laboratory management, manufacturing all part of prosthetic restoration was 29.6%, othodontic appliance and ceramic restoration was 7.4%, 3.8%, each. The percentage of 40.7 was having connection with 30-3a dental clinics and referring case per day was 10-19 cases(40.7%), manufacturing time of referred prosthetic restoration was 3-4 days(77.8%), places preparing seminar room for education was 29.6%, above a place of 40pyong was 11.1% 30-34 pyong and 35-39 pyong was 7.4% each. During training of 2 years education course student, 18.5% was rack of thorough occupational career. While 44.4% will want the more salary among 3years education course student, 74.1% will expect the more dental techmicians would engaged in their field, 51.9% will hope improve of their theory and practice, 29.6% be expected better skill and 14.8% be expected better theory. Attitude of clinical experience places was distributed by 59.3% of offering only experience chance, 25.9% of wasting time and 29.0% of annoying. The big emphasis of climical experience was thorough occupational career(44.4%). The clinical experience places of our college were selected after direct visiting, so their condition of management was not that bad but most of dental laboratory were poor in management state and working environment. Therefore it is difficult to choose appropriate places and dental Laboratory are also limited manpower and time as suppliers. So that it recommended to induce flexible management of experience period by interval and rotation of experience places among college and to applicate intern-system for employment ant industry-college cooperation aspect.
Research on mental health status of dental technicians (Effects on self-esteem, self-efficacy and work autonomy and mental health of dental technicians by their demographic variables and personal and working conditions)
Chang, Seon-Oke ;
Journal of Korean Acedemy of Dental Technology, volume 17, issue 1, 1995, Pages 58~71
This study was carried out in order to examine demographic variables and personal and working conditions affecting to self-esteem, self-efficacy and work autonomy and mental health of the dental technicians. For this study, questionnaires composed of 50 items for the measurement of psychiatric symptom, work autonomy, self-esteem and self-efficacy index and 14 items related with demographic variables and personal and working conditions were distributed to 400 dental technicians and the 304 of them were statistically analyzed the results were as the following ; 1. Self-esteem and self- efficacy in dental technicians appeared to be interacted. 2. Score of self-efficacy index was higher in dental technicians of young age, or high or professional education than in otherwise dental technicians. 3. Score of self-efficacy index was higher in dental technicians of young age or professional education than in otherwise dental technicians. 4. All of self-esteem, self-efficacy and work autonomy in dental technicians affected directly their psychiatric symptom. 5. Promotion, and communication with fellows and senior workers of dental technicians affected directly their psychiatric symptom. 6. Each of anxiety, anger, depression and cognitive disturbance appeared to be interacted.
A Study on Analysis of Reliability to Korean version Questionaries on Respiratory Symptoms in Korea - For the responese to dental technician Laboratory -
Ko, Jai-Chun ;
Journal of Korean Acedemy of Dental Technology, volume 17, issue 1, 1995, Pages 72~81
The study was performed to compare the raliablity of two Korean version questionaires for respiratory symptoms and ilness being used in Korea. The subjects were 103 dental laboratory technician who divided into two groups as SUN-81-AL and SUN-93. The duration of test-retest was one two month. The differences between two groups interms of average age, height, and weight were negligible. The SUN-93 showed higher agreement compared to SUN-81-AL except items cough and smoking. The Sun-93 deserved to prefer to be used in resporatory epidemiologic study.
A Study of the Health and Medical Manpower Policy - The Case of dental Technicians -
Roh, Jae-Kyung ;
Journal of Korean Acedemy of Dental Technology, volume 17, issue 1, 1995, Pages 82~108
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A four-star wide receiver prospect from Delray Beach (Fla.) Atlantic, James initially issued a verbal commitment to Florida. After the Gators urged him to keep it quiet, however, James switched sides and committed to play for Ohio State.
That commitment was made public July 29, but his recruitment did not end there. Florida attempted to win James back over, and a number of other schools also lobbied the 5-11, 178-pound athlete to again change his mind.
James' decision was final, and after signing with the Buckeyes in February he will enroll for classes next month. As time has gone on, James said the community around him has grown more accepting of his decision.
"I don't really get that a lot down here," he told BuckeyeSports.com. "Not really. When I first committed, at first I got that a couple times but now I don't get that anymore."
On signing day, OSU wide receivers coach Darrell Hazell said he felt Louis never wavered in his commitment to the Buckeyes. He also drew an on-field comparison between Louis and former Buckeye Santonio Holmes.
It is not the first time Louis has heard such talk.
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As a member of the 2002 recruiting class, Holmes was listed as a four-star prospect and the No. 13 wideout in the nation following a prep career at Belle Glade (Fla.) Glades Central.
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"I think I'm just an all-around playmaker," he said. "I can be a receiver but I can also have an impact on special teams. I just want to get there and work hard. That's all I'm focused on right now."
Louis said school let out for him a few weeks ago. The time post-high school and pre-college has been spent following the workout regimen assigned to him by the OSU coaches. The biggest difference between the workouts and what he had been doing before has been in the amount of weightlifting, James said.
In addition, Louis said the Buckeyes sent him two videos as well. One demonstrates team and position drills he will go through at OSU and the other details formations and plays the team will use this fall.
"It's just got a lot of formations and stuff, moving guys around to trick up opponents," he said.
From an academic standpoint, Louis said he scored a 20 on the ACT more than a year ago and is not concerned with passing admissions.
When he enrolls, Louis will share a room with fellow freshman Christian Bryant, a four-star cornerback from Cleveland Glenville. The two met while Louis was in Columbus for his official visit, and they have already started discussing who is bringing what for the room.
With a number of one-on-one battles to be waged between the two in the coming years, they have also engaged in some trash talking.
"Oh yeah, we talk about that stuff," Louis said with a laugh.
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Cecelia Crawford, 8-year-old, Alabama resident and a huge Big Bird fan wasn't pleased with Mitt Romney when he said that he would stop government funding for PBS during the first presidential debate on October 3.
While the rest of the country began a Twitter frenzy to save Big Bird, Cecelia decided to write a letter and convey her disgust with Romney's comment to cut funding to PBS, on a paper with a pencil.
" I saw you on the debate last night and you said you would cut off PBS Kids with Sesame Street on it. It was my favorite show on earth. But now I am 8 years old. When I grow up, I'm going to get married and I want my kids to watch it so do not cut it off."
She further added, "You find something else to cut off! Don't hurt little kids. They need Sesame Street where they can learn from it. Save Big Bird and his friends."
Romney during debate told PBS host Jim Lehrer, who was the moderator, that he would stop the subsidy to Lehrer's network, "I'm going to stop the subsidy to PBS … I like PBS. I love Big Bird." But, "I'm not going to keep on spending money on things to borrow money from China."
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Initial Thoughts on Evo 3D - Post Them Here!
- They are back ordered everywhere. If I were you I would wait for casemate case. I called them a few days ago and they will be putting out one with kickstand any day now. It looks like the one you posted with one important feature, it is designed to protect camera lens from scratchs from putting down.
- The evo 3d is awesome, its more narrow and longer than the evo, feels great in the hand, has a nice soft matte finish behind that makes it snug on grip and stylish to say the least, the hardware speaks for itself, it SCREAMS thats how fast it is, sense 3d looks gorgeous on it and the battery should probably improve over time. The '3D' aspect to some is a gimmick while to others is fun, either ways its definitely cool but not a 'must have' or anything. It doesn't have the kickstand like the evo had that i miss and its charging port is on the side which i'm not a fan of.
I think the evo's 2d cam is better than this one's. They have compensated quality for 3d support slightly, but I am yet to confirm that theory conclusively.06-27-2011 05:01 PM
- Had the EVO pre-ordered and rooted a few days later. Ran like butter on Gingerbread. Loved the phone.
Being a nerd...I went out and got the 3D a day after in came out and I am more impressed with this phone than I was with the original.
The 3D hasnt blown me away yet...maybe after more content is added.
But HTC has made one hell of a phone. Making it slimmer and taller was perfect. Screen is fantastic. I am a guy who loves a pure adroid experience but this generation of Sense is useful.
Give it a 9/10
First post.06-27-2011 09:47 PM
- I'm one of those who switched from an Evo 4G to an Evo 3D. After one issue that turned out to be a bad microSD card (not the one that came with the Evo), I've been very happy.
Performance-wise, even with the resource-intensive Sense 3.0 running, I find the phone is always responsive; noticeably faster than the 4G, which I was already happy with.
It seems as though Google and HTC have added in multiple ways of getting to important features. For instance, you can get to the Settings in about five different ways.
It's been said before, but I _really_ like the new lock-screen.
The slight change in aspect ratio threw me for a short time. It seems as though I'm seeing more data on the screen in the portrait mode though. The one drawback is that I have to think about pressing the "Q" key. I've pressed the "W" a few times by mistake and I'm sure it's the slimmer screen that's at fault. I'm already getting used to it.
I still haven't really played with the 3D part yet. I'll let you all know.06-27-2011 09:50 PM
- I just got home with my EVO 3D, after spending two hours in the Sprint Store..lol! I absolutely love this phone. I am porting my number over from Verizon so right now the phone is off. The little time I played with it in the store, I loved everything about it. The speed, Sense 3.0, the 3D homescreen effect, etc...I'm happy to be back with Android!06-27-2011 10:13 PM
- I'm still deciding about my ev3d --
My history: launch day pre, launch day evo, and now launch day evo 3d, I love new gadgets!
I love the speed of the phone, I love Sense, so far no temptation to go to launcher pro or any other, love the look, feel -- really like the feel. But:
1. It's warm. My pre was very warm, I was so happy when the evo didn't heat up at all, but now the 3d is getting awfully warm sometimes.
2. The font size -- I'm over 50 and the size of the display is way too small for my aging eyes
3. I live in a rural area, near a 'biggish' town -- evo never gave me a bit of trouble with the signal, but this phone is not getting a strong signal at all. Even at work today I couldn't even show off my 3d because none of the YouTube videos would play -- or the green hornet. One second of movie, three seconds of wait, etc. Very frustrating.
I have a month to decide I know, but I really want the 3d to work out.06-27-2011 10:23 PM
- I just had a full day with my E3D. Also comming from an evo that I truly luv...I did notice there was alot of heat when I had the E3D on the charger while playing with it for a few hours...and I really don't like the smaller icons and fonts..I was so use to the wider screen and I think its a drastic change from reading to typing...and also the signal seem a lil bit weaker then my old evo...but I'm gonna just chill and holdout and hopefully adjust to new EVOlution06-27-2011 10:59 PM
- The more i play with this phone, the more i love it. I have been messing around with the power and memory management and love the new features.
Sent from my 3D EVOlution06-28-2011 12:15 AM
- Wow, i know everyone is subjected to their opinion, but lets be for real the 3d is faster than the og evo by far. My old evo (i gave it to my niece) is sitting right next to me and i know for sure that speed wise, the 3d runs circle around the 4g. Perfect example, you know when your 4g install an app, it freezed for like a second while it finish installing it, there is no hiccup at all with the 3d, not one. I will also go out to say its even faster to install an app. A cm7 custom rom dont help that. My 4g was running kings sense 2.1-3.0 gingerbread rom from xda site.
Also, i was just going to mention the 3d aspect of it. I finally got to play with that part of it this weekend. Im talking about the camera, it kicks butt for real. Its very cool how in depth the pics are. even my wife loves the detail of the 3d pics. Will I take all pics in 3d from now on? No, but for shots i know thats not important, or basically as a cool camera with a cool feature, its available.06-28-2011 02:00 AM
- I am coming from the OG EVO and the sexy Nexus S. After a weekend as an EVO3D owner, I am in love.
Hardware is solid for the most part. I am impressed with the screen even though it is not an amoled. It took a little getting used to since it is more narrow, but I will get over it. Only complaints I might have for the hardware are the camera & 2D/3D buttons. They are pretty loose and rattle, but I can live with it.
The phone is fast. Very fast. Even with this bloated Sense 3.0 it still kicks *** and takes names. Sense 3.0 is also pleasing. I will have no problem waiting for custom ROMs because I really have no complaints with the new Sense. Like some of you have noted, the phone does get warm when you throw a ton at it, but maybe this is to be expected. My battery life also seems to be better than the old EVO.
I also enjoy the 3D. Doesn't really seem all that gimmicky. Like most of us, I did not buy it because I saw "3D'. but it is a nice extra to have for the same price as other similar phones. It is interesting to see the depth in 3D pictures, and the video is also enjoyable, though it might be for a short period of time because of headaches.
If anything, it's something cool to show off to people. Everyone who I have showed this thing off to seems to be impressed with the 3D photos.06-28-2011 02:15 AM
- My battery charge will reach about 98-99% before it shuts itself off. Don't know why it does that. I got a new battery and it does the same thing. My evo 4g always charged 100%. Are there anyone else having the same thing happening?06-28-2011 08:41 AM
- I just received my EVO 3D yesterday and so far I'm very pleased. I have a AT&T Iphone 3GS from two years ago and switched to Blackberry when I went to Sprint.
The E3D is a really great device. The Green Hornet 3D movie looks great in my opinion. It really looks 3D. As far as pics taken in 3D they are pretty good not mind boggling. 27 years ago my uncle had a 3D film camera that took incredible 3D pics. The 2D pics are excellent haven't shot a 2D or 3D vid yet so don't have any impressions on that yet.
This is my first HTC or Android device. I really like the HTC Sense UI. I really can't compare the Gingerbread OS to anything other that IOS 4 which I still use in my deactivated Iphone 3GS. Being that IOS doesn't run on top of anything I don't know if what I experiencing on the EVO 3D is Gingerbread or HTC Sense.
I like the size of the EVO 3D also compared to the original. A friends has the EVO 4G and I never really liked the width of it. The 3D has a nice slim look and feel.
The phone is very fast in my opinion when using the apps. I can't compare the speed to anything else. I will have to do a side by side with my friends EVO4G
Call quality seems to be fine I had no problems there. I was worried based on some of the reviews I have read about call quality. Paired to a Jawbone Prime headset things sounded good. It took a little while to pair with the Jawbone. If you have any trouble pairing a headset with the 3D just keep at it for a bit.
I have also read in reviews that the power button is too soft. It is compared to say the IPhone but not a problem for me not a deal breaker at all.
Battery Life don't know yet just got finished charging overnight so I haven't put it through it's paces yet when not on the charger. Based on running the Green Hornet movie for a few mins when I got the phone while not on the charger does tell me that watching 3D is a batt killer but that's to be expected. I know there is a 1850 MAH battery coming soon that's the same size as the original batt which will give you a little more juice and I'm sure a bigger one is on the way.
I would highly recommend the 3D I think it's a nice update to the original just based on the slimmer size. Is it a "I gotta get it phone" It is if your are coming from a antiquated Blackberry Tour like me.If you have a EVO 4G I really can't compare the two to say if you should run out and get it. Again the slimness does it for me. when I first saw my friends EVO 4G I just wasn't feeling the width of it and that was one reason I never went for the EVO 4G. I'll post more thoughts as time goes on.06-28-2011 09:52 AM
Plus, it's widely known that Clearwire, as the 4G provider/partner for Sprint is in some serious trouble financially and infrastructurally. I don't expect them to survive in their current form. And that sort of instability trouble is not what Sprint needs to compete in the mobile data space.
It is frustrating knowing that I want to stick with Sprint (at a minimum because the price/performance of their data plans is unbeatable), but at the same time knowing I will be buying another device this week with built-in obsolescence (albeit a very, very slick device), coupled with the idea that I will have to wait even longer for Sprint to cover my most preferred areas with premium data service, thanks to a technological misstep that is pretty much a direct analogue to the choice of HD-DVD.
Mark06-28-2011 10:19 AM
- The 3D is not that superior then my EVO 4G. I purchased the 3D at launch day @ 8am and returned it the same day @ 7:30pm. The speed wasn't that noticeable and don't let me get started on the 3D (gimick or what). If it wasn't for the 3D what is actually sparkling the flame for this phone?? Also I know both phones are 4.3" but the 4G screen is wider then the 3D?? I'll use my upgrade for something more deserving.06-28-2011 11:35 AM
- yeah i'm guessing you never got the 3d. If you had you would know the phone is faster, the screen is much better, sense 3.0 is much better, battery life is much better. A gimmick would be something that doesn't work, even the skeptics like myself, have to admit the 3d is pretty damn cool, just a little added bonus, something else to play around with. If you had the phone you would know that. It's fine if you don't want the phone, but save the flaming bs for another site.
evo - lution 3d06-28-2011 12:01 PM
- All I can say is I love my 3D so much. Not only is it faster but I have almost all my apps that I had on my EVO 4G minus a few I didn't really use plus some new ones and I have lots of space left. I love the new sense 3.0. I had to delete a few apps on my old EVO cause of space I got to get those back also. I love the lock screens and the new skins the new notification window and it showing yor last used apps. I had toggle switch widgets for my gps 3g and bt and wifi so out of habit I am used to swiping my screen but I am getting used to going to notifications. I am not used to when you go to apps it going page to page but it's ok doesn't bother me much. I like the 3D part of the phone I think it's cool. Battery life is better I have 35% and took it off charger when I woke up around 11:30 but I've mostly been sitting at my desk all day and haven't used it much.
The only thing I have left to do is rearrange my screens. I have all my apps but I don't know how I want to arrange my screens. I actually took screen shots of my old EVO and I had mutlicon with 4 apps on one square and my screens were so cluttered I don't want that again. I'm gonna have different scenes and i have lots to set up and I plan on doing that here soon. Been reading forums all day. I thought the EVO was the best phone I ever had and now this 3D OMG it's awesome!06-28-2011 06:45 PM
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somatic cell — noun Biology any cell of an organism other than the reproductive cells … English new terms dictionary


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