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Blonde vs Brunettes

Posted by on May 18, 2013 in Jamie's Blog | 0 comments

Out supporting Amanda as she plays football for charity!! She is #1 (guess having a last name that starts with A has some advantages, lol), she is on team Brunette Always interesting to see girls play football,...

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Houston Dynamo Player Added to the Auction!

Posted by on May 7, 2013 in Events, Golf Tournament for a Cure 2013 | 0 comments

Bid for your chance to golf with Houston Dynamo player, MICHAEL CHABALA, at the Jamie’s Hope Golf Tournament for a Cure Pairings Party on May 9th at Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar.  He is donating his time...

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Battle Wound from IV / Blood work, Labs and Scans

Posted by on May 7, 2013 in Jamie's Blog | 0 comments

Battle wounds from 2 IV’s over the past week for the PET and CT scans...

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Kentucky Derby

Posted by on May 4, 2013 in Derby for a cure 2013 | 0 comments

Finally here, it’s Derby time!!!!!!!! My hat is ready and it’s...

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Houston Texans Cheerleaders!!!!!

Posted by on May 3, 2013 in Events, Golf Tournament for a Cure 2013 | 0 comments

Excited to announce that some of our Houston Texans Cheerleaders will also be...

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Pairings Party – May 9th – Announcement

Posted by on Apr 30, 2013 in Events, Golf Tournament for a Cure 2013, News | 0 comments

Hey Everyone!  The Pairings Party for the Golf Tournament will be held on May...

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Players Up for Auction!!!

Posted by on Apr 30, 2013 in Events, Featured, Golf Tournament for a Cure 2013, News | 0 comments

Shayne Graham and Kevin Walter, former Texans players, are donating their time...

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News

As MD Anderson accelerates the delivery of new cancer drug therapies from concept to patients in the clinic, the Center for Targeted Therapy is playing a critical role.

The center, directed by Garth Powis, D.Phil., allows MD Anderson researchers and clinicians to coordinate all stages of the drug discovery and development process. The goal is to design more effective and targeted drugs with less toxicity.