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ROCKS AGAINST CANCER VIDEO

August 27th, 2010

ROCKS AGAINST CANCER from Grace Huang on Vimeo.

Because everybody knows someone, the Rocks Against Cancer video is here. My dear friend Grace Huang put together an amazing crew that donated their time and resources to this project. Their goal like ours is to raise as much money as possible for EIF’s cancer programs.

I want to give a special thanks to our talent: Josh Brown, Toni Belafonte, Alyssa McGarry, Joe Stevens, Maria Diaz, Lisa Wagner, Hank Chen, Herman Mc Dowell, Samantha Stanley, Maye Musk, Allen Enlow, Dipti Mehta, and Lindsey Simcik. These are all real people touched by cancer who, volunteered their time for this video.

Thank you again to the crew: Director and editor Grace Huang, Creative Director Marilyn Kam, Producer Jessica Haselkorn, Producer Katy Fuoco, 1st Photo Assistant Everett Meisner, 2nd photo assistant Luke Barber-Smith, Donna Grossman Casting, Canoe Studios, Industrial Color, Stylist Karin Bereson + No.6 Store, Stylist Sylvia Grieser, Makeup Sam Coffey and Cynthia Sobek, Hair Decyke Heidorn and Rheanne White, without whom this would not be possible.

I hope you enjoy the video. please take the time to click on the share button below and spread the word..

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Rocks Against Cancer benefitting EIF

July 9th, 2010

We thought you might want to know why we chose EIF for our Rocks Against Cancer benefit. The Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), as a leading charitable organization of the entertainment industry, harnesses the collective power of the entire industry to raise awareness and funds for critical health, educational and social issues in order to make a positive impact in our community and throughout the nation.

Thanks to the commitment of an extraordinary number of people and companies, EIF is able to champion a wide variety of worthy causes.  EIF’s national initiatives raise awareness and crucial funds to address leading health and social issues to include:

EIF’s National Colorectal Cancer Research Alliance (NCCRA ) which is dedicated to the eradication of colorectal cancer by promoting the importance of early medical screening and funding research to develop better tests, treatments, and ultimately a cure.  The initiative was co-founded in March of 2000 by Katie Couric, Lilly Tartikoff, and EIF.

Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) founded by EIF on the belief that there is now sufficient knowledge of the basic science of cancer and that technologies are available to allow the focused practical application and proximal translation of even more basic science knowledge to patients with cancer. Furthermore, the successful application of this knowledge will result in more rapid advances in the treatment of patients and the prevention of cancer in those individuals who are at risk. The purpose of SU2C is to establish and support a focused and intense effort to effect these advances as rapidly as possible. SU2C believes that it can benefit the most patients by accelerating the course of cancer research through raising philanthropic dollars and developing unique mechanisms to utilize these funds. SU2C will utilize mechanisms to foster collaboration of the most talented and promising researchers across institutions; a team-oriented approach that promotes the sharing of information; and a goal-oriented focus on key problems in cancer designed with measurable milestones of progress.

Through its Women’s Cancer Programs, the Entertainment Industry Foundation created and funds two distinct, cutting-edge research projects: one to develop an early detection blood test for breast cancer; and the other to fast-track more effective, less toxic treatments for breast cancer. Annually, EIF runs two of the largest single-day women’s cancer fundraisers in the country — EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women and Lee National Denim Day.

EIF is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization based in Los Angeles and meets all 20 rigorous Better Business Bureau charity standards. To learn more about EIF cancer programs please visit the Entertainment Industry web site.

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Mayo researchers find that obesity-related biological factors can influence clinical outcome in colon cancer

March 15th, 2010

Researchers at the Mayo Clinic campus in Minnesota have found that obesity is associated with worse outcomes in patients who have already been diagnosed and treated for the cancer.

Their data also showed that depending on a patient’s gender, varying levels of obesity were associated with an increased risk of death ranging from 19 percent to 35 percent, compared to non-obese patients.

“We found that obesity is associated with more aggressive colon cancers, with the effect being stronger in men than in women,” says the study’s lead author, Frank Sinicrope, M.D., a Mayo Clinic medical oncologist. “Our data suggest that a little extra weight is okay, but body weight in the obesity range puts a patient at increased risk for cancer recurrence and spread and, based upon other studies, also would be expected to increase the risk of precancerous colon polyps and a second colon cancer.”

to read more on this study go here: Mayo Clinic News Feed

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The Farber Center 21 W. Broadway

February 9th, 2010


Tribeca is an acronym, meaning “Triangle Below Canal Street.” The area was New York City’s first residential neighborhood and is now our new home. We will be open this summer.

The building known as 100 Church Street is well situated in one of Downtown’s/Tribeca’s best locations and offers easy access from all areas of Manhattan, NJ and Brooklyn.
Tribeca is one of Manhattan’s trendiest neighborhoods and has grown considerably in recent years with the addition of new luxury residential developments. New retailers like Whole Foods Market, Barnes & Noble, Bed Bath & Beyond, Bank of America and The Palm Restaurant have created a destination for residents throughout Tribeca.
The Financial District, anchored by the World Trade Center development site, will soon be home to Goldman Sachs’ new headquarters and the Four Season Hotel, in addition to many new residential projects anticipated to be completed over the next several years the market is also home to a significant number of corporate headquarters and government entities, including the NYC Department of Health, and Moody’s Corp.
Our neighbors are Starbucks, Equinox Fitness Club, Amish Market, AT&T, J&R Music, Le Pain Quotidien, the Smyth Hotel and Century 21

We are steps away from the 4, 5, 6, J, M, Z and the 2, 3, A, C, E and PATH trains. In close proximity to City Hall, Wall Street and one block from the future World Trade Center site.

Special thanks to SL Green’s Elaine Anazagasty and Brett Herschenfeld and Cushman & Wakefield’s Joanne Podell and Matthew Seigel.

All this was made possible by Michael D. Ogus, First Vice President of Huntington Commercial Loan Center, 337 Main Street, Huntington, NY 11743 Phone: (631) 935-1611 ext. 209 part of Community National Bank

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