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|Holocaust survivor shares inspirational story
|Written by April Peregoy
"On April 14, 1945 a starving emaciated Polish lad lay in the gutter near the electrically charged perimeter fence of Buchenwald Concentration Camp with the guns of war sounding in the distance. His name was Benny Hochman, and this is his story."
So begins the first chapter of Benny Hochman's autobiography, "From Hell to Here," which serves as an account of the author's life from his days as a boy in Poland to his five-year imprisonment in Nazi concentration camps and his eventual immigration to Sidney, Neb., where he has become a successful citizen and community advocate.
For the last few decades, Hochman has traveled all over Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota, Wyoming and other states, sharing his story of survival with those who want to hear it. Thanks largely to VFW Post #6482 Quartermaster Steve Millage, Holyoke community members and JR/SR High students were fortunate to hear Hochman's story, from his own mouth, when he spoke at the HHS auditorium Thursday afternoon, March 19.
His story of survival, of triumph over tragedy, obviously touched audience members of all ages. After his speech, a long line was formed in the HHS commons area to buy his autobiography. All proceeds from the book go towards scholarships of Sidney's Western Nebraska Community College students.
All the books were quickly sold out, and another 25 people ordered a copy. Those interested in ordering a signed copy can still do so by calling the HHS office at 854-2284.
Those fortunate enough to grab one Thursday afternoon were able to meet the author as he signed their copies.
Tears of sadness over what he went through were shed, sincere appreciation for sharing his story was shown and war stories from vets who served in World War II were shared with the distinguished octogenarian, who had survived the unimaginable and lived to share with them a story of hope and, above all else, freedom.
"I stand here, the only person in my family that survived Poland," he began.
He then talked about his family and the life he lived as a boy in his hometown of Londz, Poland before the Nazi invasion. His father, a German, and mother, who was from Ukraine, ran the town bakery with the help of their three children: Benny, his older brother Bullick and younger sister Rosha.
"It was a wonderful life," said Hochman.
But all that changed in 1939, when the Nazis invaded Poland. By this time, Hochman's older brother, Bullick, had graduated high school and become an officer in the Polish army. During the invasion, he was captured but was released a short time later and returned home.
One night, when Hochman was 16 years old, a squad of Gestapo broke down the door of the family's home, saying they were under orders to take away Hochman's older brother. When his mother resisted, she was knocked to the floor by the butt of a gun. Hochman went to help his mother up and the leader then told him he was coming with them now too. Both boys were marched to the local railroad station, where they were herded into a boxcar crammed full with over 100 people.
Hochman and his family were not Jewish. The reason the Gestapo came looking for his brother was because he was educated and an officer, and the Germans were purging Poland of educated people who could possibly resist the new German government.
During the train ride to Auschwitz, which lasted several days, the people in the boxcars were not given food or water, making them all very weak. Some did not even survive the journey.
Hochman's brother became very sick during the trip, and, when they finally arrived at the Auschwitz camp, was too weak to fight for the meager scraps of food they were given. As a result, he grew even more weaker every day.
As Hochman explained it, every morning, the prisoners were lined up and counted. Those who were too sick to stand were shot on the spot. He and one of his friends did their best to help his brother stand through these line-ups, but one day, he was too sick to stand, even with help.
"He couldn't get on his feet, he didn't want to get on his feet, and he didn't want no help any more. They shot my brother beside my feet and killed him."
At this point, Hochman said, he became an animal. "I became a beast," he said. "They're not going to do that to me. I am going to kill before I die. And if there's anything that looks like food, I don't care about you or anybody else, I will get it."
After spending some days in the camp, Hochman said the prisoners were divided into two lines. The fittest were sent to the right line and the others, the left. Those on the left were marched out of the camp into the woods. Soon after, those left in the camp heard machine gun fire. No one returned from the forest.
Hochman and the rest of the prisoners had tattoos placed on each of their left forearms with an ice pick and ink. He still has his number, B-3156, on his forearm today.
When the gas house at the camp was completed, Hochman was one of four men chosen to work there. His job was to collect the dead bodies of those who had been killed in the gas house, load them on a cart, and transport them to the nearby crematorium. He said later on, when the number of persons killed in the gas house became too large for the crematorium to handle, they dug deep pits in the ground and built fires in the bottom, where they threw the corpses to be burned.
He and his fellow workers became known at the camp as "commandos." Before loading the bodies on their cart, they were required to remove any jewelry or gold teeth that had not been previously collected. If the item could not be removed by pulling on it, their orders were to hack off the finger or body part with a machete.
An image that has obviously been deeply engrained into Hochman's memory all these years, was that of a tiny baby, on top of a cart full of dead bodies, whose chest was still moving.
"When I was living in Nebraska, I asked my friend Dr. Karrer, why that little baby's heart was still beating when all the adults were dead," he said. "He told me, they just have a stronger heart. Why, I don't know. They want to keep living."
Hochman went on to say he is not proud of the things he did to survive the concentration camps. Again, he said, "I became a terrible animal." He fought other prisoners over scraps of food, even stomping on people's hands to get to it.
"I'm not very proud of it," he said, "but I am here, alive."
After four years of life in the concentration camps, the Russians began invading Poland, and the Germans were forced to retreat. But rather than allowing the Russians to liberate the prisoners at Auschwitz, they instead marched them to the Buchenwald camp in Germany.
The march took place in March of 1944, during bitter cold and snow. The prisoners grew very weak. If any one of them stumbled or fell, they were shot or torn apart by the guards' dogs. According to Hochman, only 20 percent of those who marched out of Auschwitz made it to the Buchenwald camp.
There were no gas chambers in Buchenwald, so Hochman could not be used as a commando anymore. Instead, he was put on a crew to work on the Autobahn.
He recalled his nights in the barracks at Buchenwald. There was no bedding, and it was so cold all the people huddled together on the floor for warmth. The rats, he said, were terrible. If a person was not strong enough to shake them off, they would bite off chunks of flesh.
He added, if someone happened to die during the night, the body was placed on the opposite side of the room as far away from everybody else as possible. In the morning, he said, the body would be so eaten up by the rats it was unrecognizable.
Hochman said he could also never forget the "clothesline" in Buchenwald. Set up near the kitchen, where the prisoners received their rations of soup, the clothesline was used to hang prisoners that were accused of committing crimes by the guards. Five to 10 prisoners were hung at a time and would be left there until the next set of hangings, which were carried out by the best friends of the accused.
"I never saw the clothesline empty," said Hochman, adding, "The terrible thing about it is, in the winter, we would ignore it. We got used to them. But in the summer, there was a cloud of flies. You could not swallow your soup without flies in it."
Another recollection he shared was that of Ilse Koch, the wife of an SS guard. "Talk about a beast," he said. "There is no other in the world that could do what she did."
He described how Koch would come riding into camp on her palomino horse, carrying a bull whip. The prisoners were expected to bow to her when she came around, and if they did not do it fast enough for her, she would whip them to death.
"She was a devil, that one," he added. "No man can stand what she did. I couldn't."
Having spent over a year in Buchenwald, Hochman eventually grew so weak from hunger that he knew the end was close at hand. But miraculously, just in time, the Americans came to liberate the camp.
An American soldier, First Sergeant Charles Kinney from Evansville, Ind., found Hochman. He tried giving him a piece of hard candy, but Hochman was too weak to reach for it. Kinney picked him up and carried him to his jeep, driving him to the camp of Signal Battalion 926.
Upon his arrival, the camp cook brought out lots of food for him, which Hochman said he did not eat, "I inhaled it," he said. However, his body could not handle the large amount of food and he became very ill soon after.
He spent six weeks in the army field hospital. When describing how kind the Americans were to him during his time in the hospital, Hochman became emotional. "They gave me all kinds of things," he said.
When he was well again, he returned to the 926th and became a T-5 corporal. He was so skinny, weighing only 78 pounds, that the army could not find him a uniform that fit.
Until the end of the war, he worked as an interpreter for the batallion. During that time he fell in love with the American soldiers and decided he wanted to go to the U.S. when the war was over. The family of a fellow soldier, Ed Townley of Lebanon, Neb., agreed to sponsor him and invited him to live with them.
Upon his arrival in Nebraska, Hochman took a job with the local telephone company in McCook, Neb. and married his first wife, whom he had three children with.
After a few years, he was transferred to Sidney, Neb., where he remained ever since. Over the years, he became involved in as many community activities as possible, including serving on the city council and chamber of commerce.
In 1960, Hochman traveled to Los Angeles, Calif., thinking he was going there to speak to Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce members) at an annual banquet. Instead, he found himself walking onto the set of "The Ralph Edwards Show," where he was met on stage by his family and the Townsends. On the show he was presented with a camera, cufflinks and a Ford Falcon.
Some years after that, he began speaking to various groups on his experiences during the Holocaust. His goal in sharing his story, he said in his book, "is to share with others my love for our free country. Sometimes people tend to forget that freedom is everybody's responsibility. Stand up for freedom; it's worth fighting for."
In 2001, he published his autobiography, "From Hell to Here," and in 2002, he received an honorable doctorate degree from Chadron State College in Nebraska. "We have a wonderful life," said Hochman of he and his wife.
Hochman's first wife died of cancer, and his second wife, Marie, now travels with him on his journeys across surrounding states. Though he is now 85, and his children beg him to slow down, Hochman said he will keep telling his story as long as he can tell it.
"I want you all to hear from me. I have loved America from day one, when I met my first American soldier, to as long as I live. It means so much to me to live in this country that I never take the flag down. For me, this is my heart: America."
His final words to the Holyoke audience were directed specifically to the JR/SR High students:
"Don't forget, when you're old enough to take part in our government, you have the duty to vote for who you want to vote for. If somebody comes and tells you that you have to vote for so-and-so, tell them to go fly a kite."
Again getting choked up, he continued, "You have the right to fight for freedom, for liberty, for choice. Go home and tell your folks that I said, if you don't vote the next election—for the dogcatcher, for the mayor, for the governor, senator, or whoever, and they don't vote—tell them, from me to you, 'Shame on you, Mom and Dad, shame on you.'"
"I never miss it," he added, finishing with, "Thank you very much and God bless America."
With this, the crowd rose to its feet to give Hochman a well-deserved standing ovation.


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This plot of genetic markers shows 255 individuals from four continental regions. Red and green represent identical genotypes; black represents genotypic variations. Notice the distinct patterns formed in the four continental blocks, highlighting the genetic similarities between people of the same ancestry.Credit: Democritus University of Thrace/Peristera Paschou
Although the human genome is 99 percent the same from human to human, it is that one percent that can have a major impact on our response to diseases, viruses, medications and toxins. If researchers can uncover the minute genetic details that set each of us apart, biomedical research and treatments can be better customized for each individual.Credit: James J. Caras, National Science Foundation
Each person's DNA is unique, but DNA from people with common ancestors have common characteristics that can be identified.Credit: © Estate of Rachel Tanur
DNA is passed along from parents to their children; each of our genetic codes is different, yet inextricably linked to each other and to the past.Credit: Dana Cruikshank, National Science Foundation

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Images: U.S. Marines conduct night raid operations training [Image 15 of 28]
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A U.S. Marine assigned to Alpha Company, 1st Reconnaissance Battalion gathers intelligence while conducting night raid operations training on Camp Pendleton, Calif., Nov. 26, 2013. The live-fire training prepared the Marines for their upcoming assignment as the Maritime Raid Force for the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Alejandro Pena, 1st Marine Division Combat Camera/Released)
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ST. CLAIR Co., Ill. (KSDK) - A Belleville, Illinois man has been charged after allegedly pushing and shoving his wife.
Gregory D. Brown, 49, has been charged with unlawful restraint, two counts of domestic battery, and resisting or obstructing a peace officer.
Police say they were called to a home on Creston Drive Sunday, January 3 at 7:52 p.m.
Authorities say the victim's child had called authorities and met them outside the home.
The child said her mother was inside the home with her stepfather.
Deputies asked Brown through a locked door if they could speak to the victim, but he told them she was sick and in bed.
Brown refused to allow police inside the home and turned off all the lights.
Authorities say they tried to call Brown and the victim, but nobody would answer the phone.
At one point the victim could be heard yelling for help and glass breaking.
Deputies forced the front door owner and attempted to take Brown into custody. He resisted, and was tasered.
Authorities say the victim told them she got into an argument with Brown about texting. She said he made her sit in a chair and not stand up. When she tried to stand up anyway, she says he shoved her back down.
She said she tried to get a drink in the kitchen and was shoved to the floor and then into a table and chairs.
According to the victim, when deputies arrives Brown told her to not let them in and get rid of them.
Bond is set at $20,000.


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Hey guys, I need a 45 hex high by 50 hex wide hex map of a sub-arctic volcanic island. Hexes are to be in appropriate colours for a sub-arctic region. Please keep the island actually looking like a plausible landmass, no overly blocky coastlines. If you want some inspiration look up some pictures of Newfoundland or the Falklands Islands to get the general gist of what I'm looking for.
So, I want a big landmass, but I also want a well defined shape. Keep in mind that what you produce will probably define how the campaign plays out geographically as I don't have a set idea of what I want it to look like.
I'm going to stress 'sub-arctic'. Imagine what the place would look like in summer, giant snow drifts? No. Snowcapped mountains? Yes. Some icebergs off the coast? Very yes.
I'd prefer it if you use hexographer, because that means I can edit the map as my campaign progresses. That being said I'm going to want those .hmx files.
Preferably you should have experience making hex maps, feel free to post examples of your work.
Payment will be via Paypal and will be to the sum of $5 Australian Dollarydoos, though I will probably pay more if you get it spot on.
Hex types required as follows:
- Grasslands for general plains areas.
- Hills for bare hilly areas.
- Evergreen hills for forested hilly areas.
- Evergreen mountains for forested mountainous areas.
- Snowcapped Mountains/Mountains (preferably dark ones) for bare mountains.
- Light/Heavy Evergreen for forested areas.
- Badlands (make it a dark colour) for lava fields.
- Sand Dunes (make it a light grey colour) for ash wastes.
- Deep Sea for all water based hexes.
- Icebergs off the coast, preferably to the south.
- 2 active volcanoes and 4-8 dormant ones in plausible locations.
- Maybe a reef somewhere.
- A small marsh somewhere to the north.
Don't add any locations, icons, cities, roads or whatever, that's my job. Don't lazily clump diffrent terrains together, try to make it look natural if possible. Blending the colours to get a cohesive palate would also be nice, sort of like a gradual change from Mountain to Hill to Grassland sort of thing.
Feel free to ask me about stuff.
Why do I need you to do this?
Well, everytime I start using hexographer to make my island it never quite 'feels' right and I give up. You guys most likely have more experience with making maps than me and I feel like I've wasted enough time trying to get this done myself. I'm going back to uni in a few days as well, so I'm probably going to be too busy to attempt it at all.


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Pyeloplasty is a surgery to repair the kidney. Specifically, it repairs a part of the kidney called the renal pelvis. The renal pelvis is a funnel-like structure. It connects the kidney to a tube called the ureter. This tube carries urine to the bladder.
Reasons for Procedure
Pyeloplasty is done if a blockage is found at the renal pelvis. This blockage prevents the urine from passing and makes the kidney swell.
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Hernia near the surgical site
- Damage to tissues or organs
- Persistent leakage of urine
- Blockage of the ureter
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications, such as:
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
A physical exam will be done before surgery. The doctor may also require blood and urine tests.
The bowels will also need to be cleaned. Your diet will be limited to clear liquids the night before. Do not eat or drink on the morning of the surgery.
Talk to the doctor about medications. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to one week before the procedure.
General anesthesia will be given. You will be asleep.
Description of Procedure
Pyeloplasty may be done using open surgery or laparoscopic surgery. A catheter will be placed to allow urine to drain.
During open surgery, an incision will be made in your side. The renal pelvis will be reconstructed. The blocked section will also be removed. The remaining healthy sections of ureter will be re-attached. The incision in the skin will then be closed with stitches.
Laparoscopic surgery only requires a few small incisions. Special tools will be passed through these incisions to complete the surgery. The repair steps are the same as the open procedure.
In some surgeries, a temporary tube may be placed in the ureter. This will allow urine to pass while the area heals.
How Long Will It Take?
About 2-3 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia will prevent pain during surgery. Pain and discomfort after the procedure can be managed with medications.
Average Hospital Stay
The usual hospital stay is 2-3 days. Your doctor may choose to keep you longer if complications arise. The stay may be shorter if you had a laparoscopic surgery.
Post-procedure Care
You will receive medication to ease discomfort. You may have some discomfort the first few times you urinate after surgery. It is also common to feel a frequent need to urinate. It will pass.
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection, such as:
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
There are also steps you can take to reduce your chance of infection, such as:
- Washing your hands often and reminding your healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incision
If you are sent home with a drain or catheter, it may be removed one week after surgery.
To help with your recovery:
- Follow instructions on how to care for the catheter or drain.
- Watch for signs of infection at the incision site.
- Change bandages or dressings as advised.
Call Your Doctor
It is important for you to monitor your recovery after you leave the hospital. Alert your doctor to any problems right away. If any of the following occur, call your doctor:
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or any discharge from the incision site
- Persistent nausea and/or vomiting
- Pain that you cannot control with the medications you have been given
- Pain, burning, urgency or frequency of urination, or persistent bleeding in the urine
- Difficulty urinating
- New or worsening symptoms
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Adrienne Carmack, MD
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The View Host Elisabeth Hasselbeck apologized to ESPN personality Erin Andrews for hurtful remarks she made about the reporter and her wardrobe on the show Tuesday.
In Erin Andrews' dance last week, she wore a sheer, nude top giving the appearance of just a few purple speckles to cover her upper lady parts and some sort of a purple looking feather duster for a skirt while her partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy went shirtless.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck made a sarcastic remark about Erin Andrews' clothing saying "In light of what happened and as a legal [matter] — and as inexcusable as it was for that horrific guy to go in and try to peep on her in her hotel room," Hasselbeck said. "I mean, in some way if I'm him, I'm like, 'Man! I just could've waited 12 weeks and seen this — a little bit less — without the prison time!'"
Erin Andrews told Access Hollywood she cried when heard the comments and called it "a slap in the face to victims of stalking and sexual predators."
"The thing that I was most upset about is I felt she was mocking a situation," Erin Andrews said. "As a mother and a woman, I'm disappointed she went there."
In slight defense of Elisabeth Hasselbeck, she is paid to give her opinions. After all, the show is called "The View." Erin Andrews made a choice to appear on a dancing show that often requires contestants to wear sexually alluring costumes and therefore opens herself up to criticism given the nature of her job.
Was Elisabeth's comment mean? Of course it was.
Is she allowed to have an opinion? Of course she is.
However, I imagine Elisabeth Hasselbeck will think to phrase her words in a much more sensitive manner in the future.


text: Taking my two boys out on their first antelope hunt next month and wanted to get some advice on the walk-in area in unit 93. Two large tracks of land North of Kemmerer on road 306 that span the Pomeroy basin from Oyster Ridge to Commissary Ridge. I am looking for lots of public land and a place to pull a small 18 ft travel trailer to camp for a few days. How are the roads in this area when dry? I know what they will probably be like when wet. We would love to find a few antelope and maybe fit in some dove hunting or fishing. We will probably skip the opening weekend to avoid the crowds. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.


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Adapt to take 2!
This double kit is the second seat for your e3 ™ v2 stroller.
Not currently available in this region.
Your e3 v2 double kit is HOT! because:
- inline functionality for your e3 v2 stroller
- safety tested to a maximum weight capacity of 20kg / 44 lbs in the front position, 15kg / 33lbs in the rear position
- double kit hinges for use in the front position included
- all weather protection with e3 v2 double storm cover and sun cover
- double kit sunhood available separately
- includes double kit hinge set
- compatible with the e3 v2 stroller only


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A Happy New Year
28/12/2010 23:01 by Amsterdamize
Let's raise our glasses to adding another fabulous year of world wide cycling, exchanging ideas, meeting interesting people, riding along and just having good fun living our lives on two (or more) wheels!
Thank you for continuing to visit this blog & share your thoughts. I couldn't do what I do without it. Cheers! See you in 2011!
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Losing weight doesn't have to mean hours in the kitchen cooking healthy meals. These quick dishes rely on few ingredients, packaged foods, and simple instructions—leaving you no excuse to ditch your weight loss goal.
The secret to slimming down? It's easy. Just eat four, 400-calorie meals each day. See all 10 delicious meals now!
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I need to prepare a server specification for a particular Zimbra server deplyment.
I get Zimbra Deployment Worksheet and entered requirements information.
I get this:
As I understand it is recommended use of 5 different role servers.
What if I want to use only 1 physical server?
500 mailboxes (max 2 GB in size)


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Mmmmm, chocolate … chocolate bonbons, candied orange peels dipped in chocolate, rich chocolaty desserts sculpted by a master chef; dark chocolate, milk chocolate, creamy chocolate, chocolate in all its luscious glory. A free theme for your Windows desktop.
A theme is a combination of desktop background pictures, window colors, and sounds. All of the images will be downloaded when you click Download theme.
This theme can only be used in Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows RT 8.1, Windows RT, and in Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate editions.


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2-alarm fire destroys Carmichael appliance store | News
CARMICHAEL, CA - A two-alarm fire started in a vacant store and continued to destroy a strip mall on Saturday night.
Sacramento Metro Fire received the call around 11:15 p.m. of a fire at the 6300 block of Fair Oaks Blvd. When crews arrived on scene they found thick smoke blowing out the front of the vacant home appliance store. Flames and smoke were also coming through the roof of the building.
Fire crews quickly attacked the fire from the front, back and above. It was a short time later that the roof of the vacant building collapsed. Fortunately, the crew's quick thinking allowed them to position themselves in a safe location. No one was injured in this fire.
The fire department says that the aggressive firefighting allowed crews to get the fire quickly contained. The florist next door sustained minor smoke and fire damage and the restaurant also in the strip mall was not damaged.
Damage to the businesses was estimated to be $300,000 worth of property.
The cause of the fire was determined to be arson. Metro Fire asks that anybody with information regarding this fire call the Arson Tip Line at 916-859-3775


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In the view by category, you pick a category first. A list of available countries (for the selected category) is displayed. Select your country of interest.
Notice that country lists may differ from category to another based on available resources.
See A2KD Instructions for how to add a new resource or request change to an existing one.


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The H5N1 avian influenza A and 2009 influenza A (H1N1) pandemics have highlighted the critical importance of embryonated hen eggs as a manufacturing platform for vaccines. We discuss the implications of recombinant viral vectors that can express proteins in embryonated chicken eggs and their potential impact on manufacturing with this long-established platform. New recombinant protein expression AdCEV vectors offer a pragmatic approach to increasing the efficiency, utility, and safety of manufacturing in eggs. Their use is complementary to the single-use downstream processing systems and risk-based quality assurance that are leading to dramatic reductions in the cost of multi-use manufacturing facilities for recombinant biopharmaceuticals. This system also offers a safe and economical manufacturing process that addresses the urgent needs of influenza pandemic preparedness, especially for low and middle income countries (LMICs).
Given this situation, eggs are likely to remain the most important production platform for flu vaccine production for the foreseeable future. Yet, the narrow economic margins of annual flu vaccine development, licensure, and mass production are a serious challenge to pandemic flu vaccine preparedness, which must be based on the same production capacity used for seasonal flu vaccine production. Yields of inactivated flu vaccine can range from 1–3 doses per egg, depending on the strain, although the seasonality of the industry in temperate regions can leave production capacity idle for half the year.1
The World Health Organization strategy for pandemic vaccine supply calls for the establishment of an economically sustainable base of annual flu vaccine production around the world that can provide surge capacity in the event of a pandemic like the current 2009 influenza A (H1N1) pandemic.4 The need for increased flu immunization is especially important in low and middle income countries (LMICs) where flu prophylaxis is minimal or absent. Efforts are being aimed at stretching the existing egg-based vaccine supply through use of adjuvants and improved recovery of immunogens from eggs.
Here, we examine the potential impact of new recombinant vector technologies on influenza vaccine production and the wider implications of such technology for global health. Egg-based manufacturing as presented here is comprised of three interacting processes: a molecular process that takes place in the egg, a manufacturing process consisting of upstream and downstream activities that manipulate unit eggs, and an operational process that encompasses the spatial, temporal, and economic organization of egg-based vaccine manufacturing. The potential impact of the model AdCEV/egg platform on each of these organizational levels is discussed.


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I'd like to implement per-user and/or per-domain mail filtering for users who do not use the web client. I found this item in the wiki:
Adding a disclaimer (altermime) or footer - ZimbraWiki
which I can probably adapt to my uses, though I hate the idea of spawning a script for every incoming email. It makes much more sense (to me, anyway) to check an LDAP entry and then decide whether to spawn a filtering script.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Is there a possibility that "server-side" mail filtering is being planned for a future release?


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Welcome Shavlik to the C's , good luck getting any playing time with Doc Rivers. For advice I would call Steamer , Krystic , Semi and Harangody .They will all tell you about how to avoid slivers seating on Doc's bench. They will also tell you to be carefull in practice and look out for Garenetts elbows to the head. I would not pack to much and pay your rent by the month, not many white guys have lasted to long in Aingeville.
I think Doc thought you were the other Randolph,did he looked surprized when he greated you the first time?
Take care and have your agent keep looking for a real team that you might get playing time with. I would suggest the Western Conference.


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Tulisa Constavlos has had her fair share of ups and down during the past weeks – and now her display on Britain's Got Talent has come in for flak.
Twitter erupted in a flurry of condemnation for the supposedly sub-par performance, over the bank holiday weekend.
If online critics were X Factor judges like Tulisa, she might have found it hard to survive on the hit show.
Un-coordinated 'dad dancing' and a less than pitch perfect vocal dsplay were picked out as the major flaws.
With her track 'Young' riding high at the top of the charts, Tulisa confessed to feeling nerves on Twitter before stepping on-stage to sing it live, on Sunday.
Shortly afterwards, the audicence at home delivered its verdict.
"Wow! Ok.. Just watched Tulisa's #BGT peformance... Erm.....Wow...Well at least she sang Live!!" said Miss London Hughes.
"Just watched Tulisa's performance on #BGT. Did absolutely nothing for her career, i could sing and dance better, & that is saying something," rapped Holly Pomford.
"Just watched tulisa's bgt performance, i really like her song n i like her but OMG dat performance was poor....just poor *cringes,* said Jack Inzebox.
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I've been using the big three (+1000mg biotin per day) for 6.5 months now and have been very disciplined. However, I still seem to shed (hasnt noticably ever completely stopped) a lot and I'm not 'seeing' a lot of difference yet - I don't think!
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If you make your own, or go to Subway or Quiznos and such, what do you get on your sub/sandwich you get?
I get nothing but a dash of pepper or so, to my friends discontent
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If you make your own, or go to Subway or Quiznos and such, what do you get on your sub/sandwich you get?
I get nothing but a dash of pepper or so, to my friends discontent
it obviously depends what kind of sub it is
Well, if it's general lunch meat I guess
there is no such thing as fucking "general lunch meat"
Pick any if you want
i do not put ketchup mustard etc on sandwiches. i'll put ketchup on hamburgers but hamburgers are hardly a sandwich if you ask me. just lettuce, a kind of tomato, and a kind of cheese.
oh man there are these tomatoes at my work, i think they are hothouse tomatoes, they are so great. juicy and tomatoey and oh my god they are the best sandwich tomatoes ever. that + swiss cheese(good swiss cheese. like finlandia. the brand makes all the difference with swiss cheese, generic brand swiss cheese taste like rubber) + honey turkey on italian bread is about the best low-maintenance sandwich you can possibly make.
God, if you don't succeed in becoming president, you should become a chef instead. lol that post sounds like you know all about food and all the shit in that domain.
I usually order cold subs, and most of those cold subs have my traditional order of honey mustard
Typically I don't think I get any condiments on my subs. Maybe just a bit of pepper sometimes.
Can someone please explain this posting of misc. forum content in the art gallery?
Can you please stop asking that question? This is the Condiments forum now.
Usually, when I have Subway I always have the same thing. Grilled chicken on Italian Special bread, with swiss cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickles and lettuce, with a chipolte sauce. YUMMY
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Two people were injured in an early morning car crash in Thomas County.
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Software Defined Networking and 100G are hot topics at symposium
Last week, I presented some of my work at the annual North America Technology Symposium sponsored by Adva Optical Networks, at the Millenium Broadway Hotel in New York City. Regular readers of my blog will recall that Adva is among the many companies who have publicly endorsed the Open Datacenter Interoperable Network (ODIN), which is IBM's vision for next generation data networking. While the Adva symposium was admittedly focused mostly on their solutions, there were many interesting presentations of general interest. The presentations are available here, but Id like to review the highlights in this blog.
The symposium was a full day event, opening at 9 AM with a welcome from Adva's CEO, Brian Protiva, followed by a series of invited speakers. After lunch, two breakout sessions were offered for either enterprise or carrier networking (I chose the enterprise track, which focused on 100G metro and 16G Fibre Channel SAN). The day wound up with a Q&A session and dinner.
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Taylor County High School notched its third win of the season and left Breckinridge County with a 28-7 victory on Friday night.
The Cardinals' offense used big plays and took advantage of good field position, created by their defense, to tally 359 yards offense — all on the ground.
Seniors Blake Dudgeon and Cody Newton each broke the century yard mark.
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Aug. 19 Adair County 52-7
Aug. 27 @South Laurel 32-34
Sept. 2 Taylor County 25-26
Sept. 9 @Bethlehem 40-17
Sept. 16 Green County 14-35
Sept. 23 @Paris 32-0
Oct. 7 Williamsburg 27-28
Oct. 14 @Lynn Camp 53-0
Oct. 21 @Berea 47-8
Oct. 28 Fort Knox 25-24
Campbellsville High School had little trouble in disposing of Washington County 83-52 on Wednesday night in a Touchstone Energy Fifth Region All "A" Classic semi-final game at Caverna.
The Eagles, who were to play the Bardstown-Caverna winner in Saturday's title tilt, rode the 20-point effort of Jordan Percell to lead 45-26 at intermission.
Jordan Percell hit 10 of 13 shots and scored 25 points with 10 rebounds to lead Campbellsville past Green County 58-49 in a first-round game of the Touchstone Energy Fifth Region All "A" Classic in Greensburg.
CHS needed a late 12-7 fourth-quarter charge to hold of the Dragons as Davis scored six and Taylor four during the run.
Matthew Davis added 16 for CHS while junior reserve Tevin Taylor totaled eight.
Tanner Durrett and Skyler Shively led Green County with 14 and 12 points, respectively.
Green County's Lady Dragons tallied 39 of the final 52 points to sprint past Campbellsville 69-43 in a Touchstone Energy Fifth Region All "A" Classic first-round game on Monday night in Greensburg.
The Lady Eagles used a 11-2 run of their own to tie the game at 17-17 early in the second quarter.
Cameron Jackson's outfit took leads of 20-19 and 22-21 on a Tiffany Slone three-pointer, and two Slone free throws and also led at 25-23 on Heather Watson's trey and 26-25 on Belene Garcia's charity toss.
Hart County used a 20-8 second-half run and Lindsey Burd stole an in-bounds pass with 6.8 seconds to hold off the upset-minded Taylor County Lady Cardinals 60-57 on Tuesday night.
Taylor County (11-5) led 44-37 after a pair of Hope Wigginton free throws before the Lady Raider spurt.
Mercedes Cox (17), Elizabeth Thomas (14) and Wigginton (13) reached double digits for TCHS.
The trifecta of Caleb Wigginton, Tevin Webster and Trae Wells spearheaded the Taylor County 75-35 rout of Hart County on Tuesday night.
The freshman Wigginton hit five of his six three-pointers and scored 17 of his game-high 24 points in the first quarter as the Cardinals raced out to a 27-5 advantage.
Webster, a senior, tallied nine baskets for 18 points, along with 10 rebounds and four blocked shots while Wells, a junior, had 11 assists without making a basket.
Campbellsville High School's Lady Eagles posted their fourth victory of the season with a 37-16 Monday night home win over Portland Christian.
Coach Cameron Jackson's club led 21-12 at the half and out-scored the visitors 16-4 in the second half.
Tiffany Slone led a balanced CHS attack with 13 points while Brittany Vaught added eight and Heather Watson and Masi Wilson six apiece.
Vaught also grabbed six rebounds and Slone had eight steals.
Name the woman who has been involved and seen the most basketball and football games over the last five decades at Campbellsville High School?
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It's fun to shop overseas – everyone loves to bring something a little different or "exotic" back from their travels – but, when it comes to shopping abroad, no-one, it seems, beats the Arab nations when they're holidaying in London.
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Travelers on highway 6 between Wauneta and Hamlet may experience delays as work begins on a $3.4 million project which includes bridge work, widening and resurfacing the highway.
Project inspectors indicated work to the three bridges is slotted to begin today, April 11, weather permitting.
Crew members were out on the approximately 8-mile stretch Monday putting out signs and marking the road between the west edge of Wauneta and the east edge of Hamlet.
The project will include replacing guardrails and work on the three bridges on the stretch, widening the roadway by two feet on each side, milling and overlaying the roadway with asphalt.
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Las Cruces, NM (Sports Network) - Behind four touchdown passes from David
Fales, the San Jose State Spartans cruised to an easy 47-7 win over New Mexico
State in a Western Athletic Conference bout at Aggie Memorial Stadium.
Fales completed 12-of-18 passes for 276 yards and an interception for the
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receptions, 101 yards) went over the century mark receiving for the second
time this season and hauled in two touchdowns. De'Leon Eskridge gained 96
yards rushing and a touchdown on just six carries.
For NMSU (1-9, 0-5), Andrew Manley completed just 7-of-18 passes for 46 yards
and two interceptions before he was spelled for Travaughn Colwell, who went 5-
of-11 for 54 yards and a touchdown. Tiger Powell gained 51 yards rushing on
eight carries for the Aggies, who have now lost nine in a row.
The Spartans got the scoring started midway through the first quarter on a 36-
yard field goal off the foot of Austin Lopez. Just over a minute later,
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San Jose State wasn't through with big plays in the opening quarter, as Fales
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minutes later.
The San Jose State defense got into the scoring act later in the quarter after
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score of the game. The Spartans would add another Lopez field goal (38 yards)
before the third quarter was out.
The Aggies avoided the shutout with a touchdown in the game's final minute
when Colwell connected with Trevor Walls from nine yards out.
NMSU gained just 220 yards of offense on the afternoon, compared to 504 yards
for San Jose State.
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