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Margie Patlak, Erin Balogh, and Sharyl J. Nass, Rapporteurs
National Cancer Policy Forum
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Cancer Institutes
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Bristol-Myers Squibb, Wallingford, CT
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Prevention and Control, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Comprehensive Cancer Center, Birmingham, AL
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Davis, CA
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Washington, DC
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Bethesda, MD
DANIEL R. MASYS, Affiliate Professor, Biomedical and Health
Informatics, University of Washington School of Medicine,
Seattle, WA
MARTIN J. MURPHY, Chief Executive Officer, CEO Roundtable on
Cancer, Durham, NC
BRENDA NEVIDJON, Clinical Professor and Specialty Director,
Nursing & Healthcare Leadership, Duke University School of
Nursing, Durham, NC, and Past President, Oncology Nursing
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Cancer Institute, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
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Cancer Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, Atlanta, GA
YA-CHEN TINA SHIH, Director, Program in the Economics of Cancer,
University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
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Washington, DC
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Company, Inc., Rahway, NJ
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University of Chicago Medical Center, Chicago, IL
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Research, Food and Drug Administration, Rockville, MD
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SHARON B. MURPHY, Scholar in Residence
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for their diverse perspectives and technical expertise, in accordance with
procedures approved by the National Research Council's Report Review
Committee. The purpose of this independent review is to provide candid
and critical comments that will assist the institution in making its pub-
lished report as sound as possible and to ensure that the report meets
institutional standards for objectivity, evidence, and responsiveness to
the study charge. The review comments and draft manuscript remain
confidential to protect the integrity of the deliberative process. We wish
to thank the following individuals for their review of this report:
Ramzi Dagher, Vice President, Worldwide Regulatory Strategy and
Regulatory Head, Oncology Business Unit, Pfizer, Inc., New
London, CT
Beloo Mirakhur, Senior Director, R&D/Medical Affairs, Oncology
N.A., GlaxoSmithKline, Collegeville, PA
Jane Perlmutter, Founder, Gemini Group, Ann Arbor, MI
Jeffrey Sosman, Professor of Medicine and Director, Melanoma &
Tumor Immunotherapy Program, Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer
Center, Nashville, TN
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draft of this report. The review of this report was overseen by Melvin
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Improving Preclinical Development of Investigational
Combination Therapies, 11
Prioritizing Combinations to Test, 19
Building on the Basic Knowledge Base, 23
Improving Clinical Trials for Combination Therapies, 24
Competitiveness, 38
Sharing Resources, 39
Resistance to Innovation, 41
Indemnification, 44
Intellectual Property, 44
Antitrust Legislation, 49
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xii CONTENTS
FDA Draft Guidance, 56
Showing the Contribution of Each Drug in a Combination, 57
Effect of Combined Toxicity on Single-Agent Approval, 58
Multiple INDs?, 59
Labeling Combination Therapies, 59
Coordination of Diagnostic and Therapeutic Regulation, 60
FDA Versus European Regulation, 61
The Importance of Surrogate Markers, 64
Vaccines in Combination Therapies, 66
The Key Role of Patient Advocates, 66
A Examples of Collaborations 77
B Workshop Agenda 91
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Table, Box, and Figures
4-1 Rankings of Immunotherapy Agents with High Potential for Use in
Treating Cancer, 40
5-1 Department of Justice/Federal Trade Commission Collaboration
Guidelines: Safety Zone for R&D Competition Analyzed in Terms of
Innovation Markets, 50
2-1 Growth factor receptor signal transduction pathways, 5
2-2 Adoptive cellular therapy, 7
2-3 Clonal evolution of human neoplasia, 9
3-1 An example of an adaptive trial design that includes several
treatment arms at the start of the trial, 28
3-2 Design features of an I-SPY-like trial, 29
8-1 Instantaneous inhibitory potential (IIP) of antiretroviral drugs, 65
A-1 The BATTLE 2 trial protocol, 83
A-2 The BATTLE 2 clinical trial preparation steps, 84
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For the second year in a row, a West Virginia University at Parkersburg honorary has earned the most outstanding chapter award for its region.
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Champion (train)
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Champion | |
ACL #501, an EMC E3, pulled the Champion and now resides at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. |
Overview | |
Type | Inter-city rail |
System | Atlantic Coast Line (1939–1967) Seaboard Coast Line (1967–1971) Amtrak (1971–1979) |
Status | Discontinued (now Silver Meteor) |
Termini | New York City St. Petersburg, Florida Miami |
Operation | |
Opened | 1939 |
Closed | 1979 |
Operator(s) | Atlantic Coast Line (1939–1967) Seaboard Coast Line (1967–1971) Amtrak (1971–1979) |
Technical | |
Line length | 1,314 miles (2,115 km) (Amtrak) |
Track gauge | 4 ft 8 1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) |
The Champion was a passenger train on a 1,346-mile (2,166 km) route via the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and other railroads between New York City and Miami or St. Petersburg, Florida, beginning in 1939. Inherited by Amtrak when it started in 1971, the train was discontinued in 1979.
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Atlantic Coast Line [edit]
The Champion started as a daily service of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad (ACL) in 1939, competing with the Silver Star and Silver Meteor of the Seaboard Air Line (SAL) on the New York–Florida route. Initially just a New York-Miami service, the ACL added a St. Petersburg train in 1941 once enough streamlined equipment was available. The two trains were called the Tamiami Champion (West Coast), which ran from New York to St. Petersburg and the Tampa Bay area, and the Tamiami Champion (East Coast), which ran from New York to Miami, Florida. In 1943 the names became East Coast Champion and West Coast Champion.[1]
Southbound trains originated in New York's Pennsylvania Station, and traveled south over the Pennsylvania Railroad-owned Northeast Corridor through Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Washington, D.C. There, a radio-equipped lounge car was added to the train. Leaving Washington, trains used the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad to Richmond, Virginia, the north end of the ACL's main line. From Richmond, trains followed the Atlantic coast through Charleston, South Carolina and Savannah, Georgia to Jacksonville, Florida. Here the trains split, with the West Coast trains moving south then west through DeLand and Sanford on ACL rails to the Tampa Bay-St. Petersburg area, while East Coast trains turned south south-east to run along Florida's east coast to Miami via the Florida East Coast Railway.
In the pre-civil rights era, black passengers on the Champion and other trains in the South were restricted to the "colored" coach, a combination baggage/coach behind the diesel. African-Americans ate behind a curtain at two designated tables next to the kitchen of the dining car, but were barred from the observation-tavern-lounge on the rear of the train.[2] Segregation on trains serving the South persisted even though the Interstate Commerce Commission, U. S. courts, and President Harry S. Truman's 1948 mandate (banning segregation in railroad dining cars) had ordered interstate carriers to desegregrate. Dining car stewards still refused to seat blacks and whites at the same table for many years afterwards.
In 1957 the West Coast Champion began hauling thru-cars for the City of Miami and South Wind streamliners to and from Chicago on its Jacksonville-Tampa/Sarasota leg via Orlando and its Jacksonville-St. Petersburg section via Gainesville and Ocala. During its long successful career the Champion network reached virtually every major city and resort in the Sunshine State except Florida Panhandle cities like Pensacola and Tallahassee, which were served by Seaboard's Jacksonville-New Orleans overnight Gulf Wind. The East Coast Champion ran up and down the Florida East Coast Railway stopping at popular east coast resorts while Gulf coast branch lines carried West Coast Champion thru-cars to Bradenton, Sarasota, Naples, Ft. Myers, and Venice.
From the outset, the Champion was an all-coach streamliner pulled by a diesel electric locomotive. Pullman sleeping cars were added a few years later.[3][4] One Champion A-unit resides at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.
Seaboard Coast Line [edit]
After the merger of the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line into the Seaboard Coast Line, the Champion remained as a New York–St. Petersburg service, numbered #91 southbound and #92 northbound.[5]
Amtrak [edit]
When Amtrak assumed control of most of the passenger rail service in the United States in 1971, the Champion was retained as a New York–St. Petersburg service (#85/87) operating over the same line it had for the past thirty-two years. On several occasions throughout the 1970s Amtrak would combine the Champion with its old rival the Silver Meteor. The first of these instances came in the summer of 1972: the train split in Savannah, Georgia, with the Champion section continuing to St. Petersburg and the renamed Meteor section passing west of Jacksonville via Thalmann, Georgia, and Callahan, Florida, on former Seaboard tracks to Miami. These combinations occurred again in 1975, 1976, and 1977, but with two changes: the split occurred at Jacksonville, and the Meteor again became the Silver Meteor.[6] In 1979, budget cuts forced Amtrak to eliminate the Champion, which was consolidated with its old rival the Silver Meteor, this time for good.[7]
Legacy [edit]
Throughout its 40 years of service (1939–79) the Champion was always a big money maker and remained a fast, reliable, full service operation until Amtrak took over in 1971. ACL, SAL and SCL had maintained exceptionally high standards on its popular Florida streamliners while other railroads gave up on passenger service. According to former ACL/SCL/Amtrak train attendant James Longmire (now retired in Jacksonville, Florida), "The Champ was always packed and we didn't stop serving dinner until everyone got fed... no matter how long it took. We called the Champ "Big Bertha" because tips were so good we didn't have to cash our paychecks."[citation needed]
See also [edit]
- Silver Meteor
- Rennert railroad accident (in 1943)
Notes [edit]
- ^ "Atlantic Coast Line Railroad". Florida Rails Online Museum. Retrieved 2008-05-03.
- ^ Samuel Augustus Jennings (March 1988). "Reflections in Black and White". Passenger Train Journal. Glendale (CA), US: Interurban Press.
- ^ "Timetable". Florida Rails Online Museum. Retrieved 2008-05-03.
- ^ "Timetable". Florida Rails Online Museum. Retrieved 2008-05-03.
- ^ "Passenger trains operating on the eve of Amtrak". Trains.com. Retrieved 2008-05-03.
- ^ Goldberg (1981), 140-141.
- ^ Holsendolph, Ernest (August 30, 1979). " ". New York Times. p. 1.
References [edit]
- Goldberg, Bruce (1981). Amtrak: The First Decade. Silver Spring, MD: Alan Books.
External links [edit]
- ACL Tamiami Champion timetable from 1941
- ACL Champion timetable from 1966-1967
- Amtrak Champion timetable from 1971
Further reading [edit]
- Schafer, Mike (2003). Classic American Railroads. MBI Publishing Company. ISBN 0-7603-1649-X.


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Hey there, I am asking myself if lactose free milk is ok in paleo? The main argument seems to be the effect of lactose?!
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It is a little more involved than any possible issues with lactose. At it's most basic the paleo argument against diary is that we didn't evolve drinking other animals milk, and we would of only consumed our mothers milk during early childhood, during a period of rapid growth. The point of rapid growth is important in that there is an argument that the anabolic affect of milk, possibly due to the insulin like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) within it, may not be optimum for adults to consume - who aren't experiencing rapid growth - as obviously adults are fully grown. Of course it is the anabolic properties of milk that has made it popular with body builders and the like. Then there is the issue of casein, a milk protein, that some people don't seem to deal with too well. It turns out that most cows in western herds have a mutated gene, and thus produce a casein called A1 - it appears that most people who have an issue with casein only have an issue the A1 variant. The other casein type is A2, and cows who do not have the previously mentioned mutated gene produce it in their milk, along with sheep and goats who don't have the mutated gene in their species. This is often why some people who don't do well on cows milk have no issue with goat or sheep milk. And of course, back to your first point, some people are indeed lactose intolerant - meaning that they have issues breaking down the lactose in milk. I'm not that well read on lactose intolerance but it is my understanding that it could be due to inappropriate gut bacteria, and can be solved buy eating fermented dairy (yoghurt) that contains the bacteria to break down lactose, so said bacteria can begin to populate the gut. I guess a discussion on dairy wouldn't be complete without mention of the African tribe, the Maasai. There diet was primarily made up of cows milk & blood and meat, and the tribe showed no signs of western disease. For what it's worth their cows produced A2 milk. So should you consume dairy? It depends. How does it effect you? Not sure? Eliminate it for 30 - 60 days and then re-introduce it. Personally if I was going to consume diary I would opt for it in it's fermented forms. If I was going to consume milk straight up it would be A2 raw, whether that be from cow, goat or sheep. |
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There are many food and beverage options at Deep River Waterpark ...plus the US 30 Surf Shop where you will find all of the latest in beach and gift apparel and logo items!
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Dippin Dots..ice creamof the future! These flash frozen intense flavored ice cream crystals are unique, delicious and unforgetabe. You will find them available just to the left of Paddles PlayZone and at carts throughout the park.
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Milo's Ice Cream Parlor Look around...you're surrounded by a 50's ice cream parlor ...a great place to relax in on a hot summer day! Menu Sample: Soft Serve Cones- $1.39 - $2.39 • Sundae's- $2.49 - $3.19 • Smoothie- $3.25 Storm- $4.25 • Shake- $3.00 • Banana Split- $4.79 • Funnel Cake- $4.59 Yes, we have Waffle Cones & Dipped Waffle Cones
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Food and Beverage Carts Through out the day carts are positioned throughout the park and serve various taste tempting items...lemonade, pretzels, shaved ice, cotton candy and more!
Rental Lockers Lockers are available at several locations within the park. They are $4.00 single / $5.00 double for all day. $5.00 key deposit is required and refunded at days end.
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Tube Rental You do not have to rent a tube, but many families find it well worth it to rent a tube or two for convenience sake. Tubes are provided on all attractions that require one on a first-come basis...with you own tube there is no waiting in line and you can use it in the wavepool. Single tubes are available for $5.00 all day.
Please not we try to keep all of the menus and info up to date, but they are subject to revisions without notice.
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Then you can gulp down, quaff, guzzle, imbibe, sip, consume, swig, down, knock back, put away, swill, and chug your favorite Deep River Waterpark soda beverage all summer!
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ST. PAUL, Minn. — The former chief executive of Richfield-based Best Buy left his job over allegations he used company resources to carry on an inappropriate relationship with a female staffer, according to a report in the Star Tribune.
Brian Dunn resigned Tuesday, leaving the struggling retailer to find a new leader as a new restructuring gets underway. Neither Dunn nor Best Buy commented on the report.
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The company surprised observers with the announcement Tuesday morning of Dunn's departure, which it characterized as coming by mutual agreement.
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Hours later, though, the company said Dunn chose to resign amid an internal investigation into his personal conduct.
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I love your revolutions :) Good luck with your books!
Oooo, I really enjoyed this! A personal revolution! It's a wonderful concept! Can you IMAGINE what the world would be like if everyone took it upon himself to get his own house in order! WOW, beautiful! LOVED this post!
I love how you wrote this. Plain and simple - it's all there in your hands and that is an amazing thing to recognise :0)
You've given me something else to think about Holly. I am loving these posts. Good for you for your own revolution. I think we all need to start one immediately!
p.s. Thanks for linking up with Friday Follow.
Love the post...I agree that a personal revolution is one that I think of. I think our revolutions are similar, except the writing part! One of my favorite quotes is from Ghandi and it is "Be the change you want to see in the world." I think this quote is the start of my own personal revolution and that can be taught to my children.
Sounds like you're going to have a big year. I didn't know you were a writer. Good luck with the proposals.
Holly-you never cease to amaze me! Just sayin!
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Stopping by to say hello with Friday Follow. Have a fantastic weekend.
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I love this post. It's one of the best things about blogging - stop in somewhere and learn the exact thing you needed to know that day. I needed to think about this - thanks!
Following you back from Follow Friday!
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Love this...you're right. I think every good mom is a "revolutionary".
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You are correct, each and every mom is a revolutionary and it is a role sometimes we forget is granted to us. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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I sooooo related with all of this.... well, I'm not a parent just yet.. but I do have those thoughts. The post also reminded me that I need to buy more foundation.. thanks for that!
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Thanks for stopping by my blog - I love yours, super cute!
I guess us moms are 'revolutionary', aren't we?
If you asked me few months ago I would say no, but I started my own revolution 5 months ago when I decided enough is enough.
Just like you I have two wonderful little people looking up to me and I need to be accountable for everything I do and for everything I believe in.
Love the post.
I love this post and am beyond impressed that you have that many book drafts! Congratulations. This sounds like the Happiness Project I'm working on - I will check it out!
You actually have 6 viable book proposals and still have time to blog? I'm so impressed! I made little more than baby steps with my one, lone proposal and as a result haven't posted in something like 2 weeks...sigh...
Keep up the good work, Holly!!
Can I just say I love your blog! I am trying to bring that old me back. And this Rethink What Matters series has been quite the eye opener.
very thought provocative. thank you for sharing :)
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I signed up to follow you as well, sorry it took longer than normal to get by.
If you want to contact me about the MOVE I would be more than glad to share with you any suggestions or tips. My e-mail is email@example.com
I look forward to getting to know you better.
Awesome post, Holly. I've been going through a similar process myself over the past couple of years, and believe me, it's worth it! I look forward to hearing more updates from your journey.
This is just great. I've gotta stop by and answer these questions. Love your energy!! Found you on Lady Bloggers.
This is just great. I've gotta stop by and answer these questions. Love your energy!! Found you on Lady Bloggers.
Well, I went over there and took a look around and it's clearly meant for women. But what the heck, I took the quiz anyway. Seems that half the women think like me.
Great blog Holly! Hopefully I will get the time to answer the questions :)
i am in a hurry to leave for work, and I broke my toe this weekend so moving slow, but I would love for you to blog about it and show my small little 12 follower blog LOL I like the birthday chandelier idea must check it out tonight.
You do a nice job on these each week. I enjoy reading them.
I'm non-confrontational too but I need to confront my own stuff. The revolution starts with you. That's brilliant. It sounds like an ad slogan for something.
PS Good luck with all your book projects! You are so darn talented.
Your revolutions are great! I think that you are completely right that we have to focus on being good examples for our kids if we want them to grow up with the right values.
I should probably keep my mouth shut around my little guy more than I do!
Holly, I am so impressed that you follow rules because I rarely do.
I wish I could start a revolution. I'd better go check these people out!
I like your idea of revolution much better. Good luck on those book proposals!
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Promise me something...when we have lunch someday...you will tell me all of your opinions! I love them even if they are totally counter to what I believe in. I want to hear them all. We are similar in some ways. I'm a 90% rule follower...Charisse brings me down the 10% I lack. But I think you are really 1000% more productive than I am. Seriously...I need a nap after reading this post. Yawn...I'm exhausted. Have a great day friend. Holly:)
I think if we aren't constantly growing and evolving and revolving then you are not living.
This is awesome, thanks for the follow!!
I too am non-confrontational by nature...but being a "revolutionary" starts from within and at home! You're right, it's everything from taking care of yourself,(physically and emotionally), being the best Mama you can be to your kidlets, environmental awareness, voting as part of your civic duty..everything!! It all starts with us!
love this post.
i'd like to think that i am a revolutionary in my own life. as frightening as it's been, i'm still on a quest to make my life's work the thing that most resonates with me. as such, i've decided to go back to school next month. i'm excited about the future, and it feels courageous to acknowledge my authentic self.
thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment! i agree with you about kw's house.