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Examination of B Cell Responses in Human Blood
This study has been completed.
Regenerative Medicine Network
University of Leipzig
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Christian Jassoy, Regenerative Medicine Network
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: December 10, 2008
Last updated: May 12, 2015
Last verified: May 2015
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Biospecimen Retention: Samples Without DNA
Detailed Description:
The aim of this study is the assessment B-cell immune responses in HIV-infected individuals.
HIV Infections
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Gewinnung Humaner antikörperproduzierender Zellen Aus Dem Blut
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: HIV/AIDSU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Regenerative Medicine Network:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Antigen specific B-cell responses [ Time Frame: 18 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples Without DNA
peripheral blood
|Study Start Date:
|July 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
HIV infected individuals, HIV controllers
CD4+ T cell count > 350/µl, HIV load < 1000 copies/ml
HIV infected individuals, early progressors
CD4+ T cell count > 350/µl, HIV load > 1000 copies/ml
HIV infected individuals, late progressors
CD4+ T cell count < 200/µl
HIV infected individuals, late progressors with therapy
CD4+ T cell count < 200/µl, under ART
Healthy individuals
Detailed Description:
Groups of patients with different immune competencies will be examined. The impact of HIV infection on immune response will be assessed.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
HIV patients and controls attending specialised clinics, Germany
Inclusion Criteria:
- HIV-infected individuals
- controls
Exclusion Criteria:
- none
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: NCT00806845
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00806845
|Universität Leipzig
|Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany, 04103
Sponsors and Collaborators
Regenerative Medicine Network
University of Leipzig
|Study Director:
|Christian Jassoy, MD
|Universität Leipzig
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Bussmann BM, Reiche S, Bieniek B, Krznaric I, Ackermann F, Jassoy C. Loss of HIV-specific memory B-cells as a potential mechanism for the dysfunction of the humoral immune response against HIV. Virology. 2010 Feb 5;397(1):7-13. doi: 10.1016/j.virol.2009.11.003. Epub 2009 Dec 4.
Kunz K, Reiche S, Dwai Y, Cordes C, Krznaric I, Bussmann BM, Jassoy C. A broad spectrum of functional HIV-specific memory B cells in the blood of infected individuals with high CD4+ T-cell counts. J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. 2011 Jul 1;57(3):e56-8. doi: 10.1097/QAI.0b013e31821dd9d1.
|Responsible Party:
|Christian Jassoy, Professor of Virology, Regenerative Medicine Network
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00806845 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 10, 2008
|Last Updated:
|May 12, 2015
|Health Authority:
|Germany: Ethics Commission
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The Heat (2013)
The Heat SynopsisUptight and straight-laced, FBI Special Agent Sarah Ashburn (Sandra Bullock) is a methodical investigator with a reputation for excellence--and hyper-arrogance. Shannon Mullins (Melissa McCarthy), one of Boston P.D.'s "finest," is foul-mouthed and has a very short fuse, and uses her gut instinct and street smarts to catch the most elusive criminals. Neither has ever had a partner, or a friend for that matter. When these two wildly incompatible law officers join forces to bring down a ruthless drug lord, they become the last thing anyone expected: buddies. From Paul Feig, the director of Bridesmaids.
The Heat Release Date
In Theaters June 28, 2013
The Heat Credits
Starring: Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy and Taran Killam
Written by: Katie Dippold
Directed by: Paul Feig
Produced by: Peter Chernin, Dylan Clark, Paul Feig, and Jenno Topping
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As a genre, buddy cop movies are prone to becoming franchises, and as the latest dip into the genre, Ride Along 2 just won the weekend box office, here are our favorite buddy cop flicks that need a sequel like right now.
by Brent McKnight January 19, 2016 comments
The 10 Best Buddy Cop Movies Of All-Time, Ranked
With Ice Cube and Kevin Hart about to reteam for some wacky hijinks in Ride Along 2, we thought, what better time to run through some of our favorite buddy cop movies of all time.
by Brent McKnight January 12, 2016 comments
The Heat 2 Probably Won't Happen, Here's Why
Right after The Heat hit, the team got together on an idea for a sequel, and Katie Dippold actually went the distance in writing a screenplay for it. Done deal, right? Not according to Paul Feig.
by Sean O'Connell October 9, 2014 comments
Fox Launches Mentoring Program For Female Directors
21st Century Fox is developing a mentorship program for female filmmakers, in hopes of bolstering the presence of women in film. Called the Fox Global Directors Initiative, this program will accept 20 participants who will be welcomed into a five-week directors lab.
by Kristy Puchko July 3, 2014 comments
Surprise! 2013 Blockbusters Passed The Bechdel Test
The website Vocativ recently checked out the most successful movies of 2013, cherrypicking the top 50 for analysis. And, surprise, movies that pass the Bechdel Test gross much more than movies that dont! Hooray!
by Gabe Toro January 3, 2014 comments
Melissa McCarthy Comedies Top Redbox's 10 Most Rented Movies Of 2013 List
If Redbox were a contest, Melissa McCarthy would be the winner of 2013. McCarthy is the common denominator among the top two movies on Redboxs Top 10 movie rentals of 2013. Identity Thief and The Heat top the list, with World War Z and Flight coming in third and fourth respectively.
by Kelly West December 23, 2013 comments
Forget The Heat 2 - A Spinoff Is In The Works
Comediennes Jamie Denbo and Jessica Chaffin play loudmouths Beth and Gina respectively, and brought a world of wild improvisation to the set that really made an impression on Feig, who'd previously worked with the pair on their Showtime pilot Ronna & Beverly back in 2012.
by Kristy Puchko November 15, 2013 comments
This Week In Home Entertainment: The Heat, Pacific Rim, Vikings, Defiance And More
Halloween hasnt even happened yet, and were already at the first wave of huge releases set for the Holiday season. No, really. This weeks Hi Plains Drifter and The Untold History of the United States would look great in Dads stocking. Besides, what woman wouldnt want a Blu-ray copy of the 10th Anniversary Edition of Love Actually? that comes complete with a heart-shaped ornament, just to prove its supposed to be a stocking stuffer.
by Jessica Rawden October 15, 2013 comments
Paul Feig Plans Gay Rom-Com And 9 Other Things We Learned Over Drinks
The event itself was a total delight, with Feig sharing his ardent enthusiasm for his comedy smash hits (Bridesmaids and The Heat ), as well as dishing out details on upcoming projects with Topher Grace, Channing Tatum and Jason Statham alongside cocktails and fancy courses like pineapple carpaccio, which is apparently a thing
by Kristy Puchko October 11, 2013 comments
The Heat Will Hit Blu-ray, DVD And Digital In October
Twentieth Century Foxs The Heat did far better than expected this summer, pulling in a cool $157 million plus domestically and landing itself on our summer wrap-up winners list. Now, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment is prepping to bring the funny film into homes, putting together an October 15 Blu-ray and DVD. Additionally, the flick will get an early Digital release, beginning on October 1.
by Jessica Rawden September 5, 2013 comments
Sandra Bullock Shuts Down Idea Of The Heat Sequel
Not only has it won critical praise, but also the R-rated buddy cop caper has proved a big hit for Fox, banking more than $150 million worldwide to date. With numbers like that, a sequel seems a no-brainer, but one half of the funny films leading ladies isnt quite on board with for bringing back The Heat.
by Kristy Puchko July 25, 2013 comments
Now Streaming: Netflix Instant Alternatives To The Heat, Lone Ranger, And Despicable Me 2
Looking to The Lone Ranger, Despicable Me 2, and The Heat, for inspiration, we've pulled together a selection of standout westerns, animated adventures, and features with kick-ass heroines.
by Kristy Puchko July 3, 2013 comments
Did You Know There Are Ghosts In The Heat? Paul Feig Reveals All
Obviously this story isnt credible journalism, as it comes from The Onion, but its such a left field joke that I wonder if fans of The Heat will watch the clip and become utterly perplexed by Feigs dry humor.
by Nick Venable July 2, 2013 comments
Now That The Heat Is A Hit, Here Are 7 More Buddy Cop Pairs We Want To See
We haven't been this excited about seeing two mismatched cops take on a case since Murtaugh and Riggs first got on each others nerves, and we're already scheming up with more pairs of unlikely partners who we could see bring down the bad guys next. We've got 7 suggestions below, but we want to hear yours in the comments
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Weekend Box Office: Monsters University On Top Again As The Heat Roasts White House Down
Channing Tatum... Jamie Foxx... Sandra Bullock... Melissa McCarthy... Those were the big names being tossed around television and internet commercials this week, but they didn't grab as much attention as two others: Mike and Sully.
by Scott Gwin June 30, 2013 comments
White House Down Stumbles At Friday Box Office, While The Heat Takes Over
Alright, people, I don't know what else we can possibly give you. It's just before the Fourth of July, and you need something to see at the movies. Roland Emmerich, the guy who brought you Independence Day is back, and he's once again blowing up the White House. And the Capitol. And he's got Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx (as the President, for God's sake!) running around trying to stop the terrorists who did it
by Katey Rich June 29, 2013 comments
The Heat Mondo Poster Pays Tribute To '80s Action Movies
Scripted by Kate Dippold, who is best known for her work on MADtv and Parks and Recreation, The Heat centers on FBI Agent Sarah Ashburn (Sandra Bullock) and Boston cop Shannon Mullins (Melissa McCarthy). While the two women couldn't possibly be any more different, from the way they live their lives to the way in which they go about doing their jobs, they are forced to team up when they go face-to-face with a powerful drug lord.
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Is Melissa McCarthy's Photoshopping In The Heat Poster The Worst Ever?
Everyone knows what Melissa McCarthy really looks like, and unless CGI technologies have advanced to an unprecedented to degree, her actual face will be on display when the comedy The Heat opens later this month. But the above poster for the movie seems to be attempting to change McCarthy's face entirely
by Katey Rich June 11, 2013 comments
The Heat And Ride Along Already Planning Sequels
Heres how you know were in for a pair of winners in the coming months: Hollywood already has plans to produce sequels for two movies that are still months away from arriving in theaters.
by Sean O'Connell April 23, 2013 comments
Sandra Bullock And Melissa McCarthy Try Good-Cop/Bad-Cop In The Heat Clip
I believe that Feigs Heat will live or die based on the chemistry shared between these two funny ladies, and theres tremendous interplay between Bullock and McCarthy that I think is going to help turn this into a smash hit.
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Melissa McCarthy And Sandra Bullock Get Tough In First Clip From The Heat
If there's anyone who can save us from what feels like an uninspiring summer movie season, it's Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. The unlikely comic duo is teaming up for The Heat, the next film from Bridesmaids director Paul Feig that changes genres entirely, casting the two as FBI agents who aren't exactly good at working with partners
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The Heat Screenwriter And Paul Feig Plan Another Female Comedy At Fox
The Heat director Paul Feig will be reuniting with Dippold for the project as both a director and a producer. Details on the untitled project are few, as its only being described as a mother/daughter action comedy, which places it squarely in the female-fronted area of fiction that comes so easily to Dippold and Feig.
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Watch Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy Share Oscar's Wardrobe Secrets In The Heat Ad
Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy both attended the Academy Awards on Sunday evening as presenters, though they did not share the stage at any moment. Instead, they appeared in a clever Oscar-centric commercial for their summer buddy-cop comedy The Heat, playing up the wardrobe secret thats helping keep Hollywoods hottest talents in place on Oscar night.
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Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy's The Heat Pushes Release Date Back
Maybe Feig hasnt finished The Heat yet and needed more time? The other theory is that Fox is so happy with the finished film that theyre confident it can out-perform its summer-movie competition. Im really hoping thats the case.
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Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy Continue To Crush In The Heat Trailer
Melissa McCarthy has two high-profile comedies rolling into theaters over the next few weeks. Yet, while her Identity Thief (with Jason Bateman) will reach area screens first, were kind of looking past that to the March release of The Heat thanks to hilarious new international trailers like this one, which recently landed online.
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Sandra Bullock And Melissa McCarthy Gear Up In The Heat Trailer
The buddy cop formula went into hibernation a few years back, shelved by Riggs and Murtaugh when the latter actually did get too old for this shit. But its slowly making a comeback. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum teamed up for the hilarious 21 Jump Street earlier this year, and now Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy are strapping on the heat to play crime-fighting partners in the aptly-titled comedy The Heat.
by Sean O'Connell November 16, 2012 comments
MadTV's Michael McDonald Added To Paul Feig's The Heat
The late-night funnyman will play the films villain, with rumors claiming he might be cast as a Russian mobster. Feigs leads are Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy, teamed as and FBI agent and a Boston police officer forced to work together to bring down a criminal threat.
by Sean O'Connell August 2, 2012 comments
Demian Bichir Joins Paul Feig's Buddy Cop Comedy The Heat
Demian Bichir hasn't really shown his funny side in Hollywood feature films just yet, starring in titles like Che, A Better Life and Savages (none of which could come close to being called "comedies), but that doesn't mean he's not experienced. In addition to his multi-episode run on the Showtime series Weeds - which typically is more of a comedy than a drama...
by Eric Eisenberg July 30, 2012 comments
Rob Corddry Could Join Melissa McCarthy And Sandra Bullock In The Heat
Corddry is currently in negotiations to join the film, but makes no mention of what his role may be. Though no one has yet been confirmed for the role of the movie's villain, I'm hoping Corddry will don a badge, as he was downright hilarious as the racist Homeland Security officer in Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay.
by Kristy Puchko July 11, 2012 comments
Tony Hale Joins Melissa McCarthy And Sandra Bullock's Buddy Cop Comedy
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|CASB to assist with school supt. search
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Holyoke Re-1J School District will contract with Colorado Association of School Boards (CASB), at an approximate cost of $8,500, for assistance with a superintendent search for the district.
The decision was made on a 4-3 vote of the board at its Tuesday, March 3 meeting. Bob Cito had outlined services offered in a CASB superintendent search at a Feb. 25 work session with the board.
Voting for CASB assistance were Kris Camblin, Jon King, Laura Krogmeier and Kendon Olofson. Those casting the dissenting votes were Linda Jelden, Dan Kafka and Jeff Tharp.
Kafka said he thinks it's time to think outside the box, and it's financially prudent to look at shared duties in the superintendent position. He said in entering a CASB search, he feels the assumption will be a candidate will be hired.
Tharp said saying "no" to CASB doesn't mean the district won't do a search. He simply did not favor spending $8,500 for CASB's help.
Jelden also cited the cost factor. In her experience with searches, she said she is aware it takes a lot of time. However, she feels it's important for the district to pursue options within the context of a superintendent search.
Krogmeier said time is a big issue for her. She feels overwhelmed with the time constraints and favors CASB assistance simply for what they can provide in a superintendent search.
Camblin said he agrees on the need to look outside the box. "But we need to get the superintendent search right," he added. He cited legal advice and direction CASB can provide, adding the superintendent is very important to the district and is worth $8,500.
King agreed the dollar amount is small for all CASB can give to the search process.
Olofson referenced being on the board in 2003 when CASB assisted with a superintendent search. He said the search was well-run and kept the district on a timeline.
Two teachers hired
A vo-ag teacher and JR/SR High language arts teacher were hired for the 2009-10 school year at last week's board meeting. The positions are open due to the resignation of ag teacher Mike Miller and retirement of language arts teacher Clark Ginapp.
Troy Mayfield and Carla Mayfield from Boise City, Okla. were hired for the respective positions.
Troy Mayfield attended NJC in Sterling and earned his B.S. degree in agriculture education from CSU in Fort Collins in 1987. He is completing his second year as ag education teacher in Boise City High School in Oklahoma, where he was named Panhandle Ag Teacher of the Year in 2008.
Prior to his current position, Troy served the Branson schools in Colorado from 2000-07, first as an agriculture and biology teacher and then as superintendent/principal for the last five years.
In his first 12 years out of college, Troy was director of organization/regional manager for Colorado and Arizona Farm Bureaus.
Carla Mayfield earned her B.A. degree from Adams State College in Alamosa in 1987, graduating with a major in journalism and a minor in English. She obtained her education hours from Adams State in 1989.
She has eight years teaching experience in high school English and one year in middle school language arts. The past two years she's taught in Keyes, Okla. and from 2000-07 was in the Branson schools.
Bus purchase plan approved
A plan to purchase two buses and one smaller vehicle was approved at last week's board meeting, after board members heard a thorough and well-researched report from transportation supervisor Robert Jacobs.
Bids will be reviewed, with a specific proposal to be presented at the March 17 board meeting.
Kafka's motion for bus purchasing cited borrowing money for one of the buses for one year. "Even in hard financial times, you have to keep your plant up," said Kafka, adding it's unrealistic to think the district is not going to handle its own transportation.
Jacobs noted the district presently has three buses which could be replaced, with one bus costing in the range of $80,000. The government has mandated new emissions ranges for medium/heavy duty diesl engines, and Jacobs estimates an additional cost range of $12,000-$14,000 per bus for 2010 and at least that much more in 2012 due to another change.
He would like to avoid the new changed engines when they first come out, to give time for them to be perfected.
He also cited potential federal government seat belt requirements in buses could add another $6,000 cost per bus.
Jacobs said the district has four vehicles which the staff uses for travel to meetings and training. One of those is tied up much of the time with drivers' education, and the district is also transporting daily to Sterling.
He recommended replacing a small vehicle each year as the best choice.
More HVAC funding sought
Board member Dan Kafka reported to the board that he's had discussion with Michelle Van Overbeke about trying to secure additional capital funding, specifically for the HVAC project. He cited a possible second grant application which Van Overbeke is willing to volunteer her services for.
Kafka asked if there was any objection to him working with Van Overbeke, Supt. Stephen Bohrer and finance director Sharon Thompson on this. Dr. Bohrer also reported a representative will be in Holyoke this week to see the project to determine if more can be done in financial assistance.
Other business
In other business March 3, the Re-1J board:
—heard from language arts/reading curriculum members Kimberlee Bennett, Clark Ginapp and Joyce Barkey. They reported the subject area curriculum has been reviewed and revised the last several years and has now been approved by the leadership team. The final step will be board approval, which is anticipated at the March 17 meeting.
—agreed to provide transportation for the March 19 senior class trip to Broomfield, where class members will go to Boondocks, Flat Irons Mall and a hockey game.
—approved application for Type V substitute teaching authorizaton for Kayla Young and Tina McNulty.
—repealed the board policy on tobacco use and abuse.
—held a 70-minute executive session with Supt. Bohrer and Principal Ortner for personnel reasons.
—heard highlights from Dr. Bohrer on the American Association of School Administrators convention which he attended recently in San Francisco, Calif.


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The Iron Lady SynopsisThe Iron Lady is a surprising and intimate portrait of Margaret Thatcher (Meryl Streep), the first and only female Prime Minister of The United Kingdom. One of the 20th centurys most famous and influential women, Thatcher came from nowhere to smash through barriers of gender and class to be heard in a male dominated world.
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Testing Zimbra as possible replacement to Openxchange (which is crap) and have a question which I'm sure you are all sick of hearing over and over!
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Retired lady ballers Justine Henin + Kim Clijsters are both reportedly prepping to play a few exhibitions during the 2009 season.
Belgian papers have noted that the 7-time Grand Slammer Justine is slated to appear at the Belgian Tennis Trophy exhibition in Charleroi on December 5 - 6 while former US Open champ Kim has been training on a regular basis with former sparring partner Wim Fissette and physical coach Sam Verslegers to prepare for some exhibitions this year as well according to her website.
So of course the rumor mill is buzzing with talk (and lots of hope) that the two Belgian ballers will eventually make their returns back to the WTA Tour (and, boy, does the Tour need them.)
As the saying goes, never say "never" but who really knows. Personally, I'd love to see both of them back.
Do you guys think this signals their intentions to return to full-time play or not?
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
THE LOW DOWN: Justine + Kim both prepping for exo tourneys - is a return to the WTA Tour next?
Labels: exhibition match, gossip, justine henin, tennis
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Ooh, yes please. Women's tennis desperately needs Henin back... It might force Jelena, Ana and co to play better. A no.1 who has won a slam? Yes please!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2009 at 8:57 AM
Oh God can't anybody STAY retired?ReplyDelete
YES! Although have you been able to find anything real about this dumbly named Tennis Trophy tournament? I've scanned the internet and can't find sh*t. . . Also it's quite late in the year (lke 10 months from now) maybe she'll make a surprise appearance at the year end championships (hey, why not a wildcard!)ReplyDelete
derangedsoviet: DITTOReplyDelete
Lisa: Exactly why can't the just say "I'm taking an extended break so leave me the hell alone until then" because that's what it ends up being when they eventually return. Not sure if these two will but it happens so much, but not just in tennis (think: Lance Armstrong).
FF: Nothing yet, maybe it's a new one just for her return? Like a re-launch event?? One never knows...
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2009 at 10:40 AM
Because playing exhibitions does not = coming out of retirement. I dont know about Henin, but with Kim, she has said it is not a comeback. So rest relaxed, the Belgians are not back, and the tour will continue to be like crapReplyDelete
My prediction, way back when, and I'm sticking to it: Henin will be back about three years after the "quit". Takes almost two years to relax, unwind, and decide to return. So by next year, she may be on her way back, and she'll likely play in Aussie Open 2011.ReplyDelete
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|Phillips Co. wins second place in 'Build a Better Mousetrap' contest
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Phillips County Road and Bridge Departments have been recognized for the second place national award in the 2009 "Build a Better Mousetrap" contest for their magnetic road debris collector.
The department designed a hydraulically operated bar magnet which can be attached to the back of county road graders. Once the magnet is lowered, it collects metal objects such as nails, screws, etc. from the roadways while regular maintenance of the roadway occurs. This cuts down on the number of flat tires residents get as they travel the roads in Phillips County.
While the county cannot afford to install a unit on every maintainer, they will rotate machines so all roads get covered.
Federal Highway Administration is attempting to ensure all transportation departments can learn from successful best practices recognized across the nation.
The National LTAP (Local Technical Assistance Program) organization held the first annual national "Build a Better Mousetrap" competition this year. This is similar to the "You Show Us" contest the Colorado LTAP organization has been holding for several years.
The national organization requested solicitations from across the nation for the new contest. Each state was allowed to enter multiple entries. Colorado's LTAP director Renée Killer submitted five of Colorado's previous winners in the Colorado "You Show Me" contest from past years.
Colorado agencies won all three top awards. First place went to the town of Snowmass Village for a low cost drop culvert inlet. Third place went to Boulder County for their paving cleanup system.


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As we wrap up our week-long series on the constitutional amendment on the May 8th ballot that seeks to define marriage between one man and one woman as the only legal domestic union in the state, we examine the constitutionality of the amendment.
Article 1, Section 1 of the NC Constitution states: "We hold it to be self-evident that all persons are created equal; that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, the enjoyment of the fruits of their own labor, and the pursuit of happiness."
Those very words, written so many decades ago, are now under debate.
The constitutional amendment has many asking questions, like this one: If same-sex marriage is not legal in North Carolina, why is there a push to define marriage as only between man and woman in the constitution?
Dr. Melinda Kane is a sociology professor at East Carolina University who specializes in gay and lesbian politics. She says those who support the amendment are concerned a court could one day rule that the North Carolina law prohibiting same-sex marriage violates our constitution. But the amendment could change that. Dr. Kane says, "If our state constitution prohibits the recognition of same sex couples then a judge could not say that the law violates our constitution. So the passage of the amendment nor the failure of the amendment affects peoples ability to marry right now. It's about future challenges to the law."
Another common question: Is the amendment constitutional?
Absolutely not says Sarah Preston. She's the policy director for the American Civil Liberties Union in North Carolina. Preston says, "Well I think it goes against treating everybody fairly. I think that's what our state is about. That's what our constitution says so it's certainly, It certainly wouldn't treat everybody fairly and that's what we want to see happen in the state. You know we've had incidents where we've tried to diminish rights through the constitution and we've recognized that's not what the constitution is for it's meant to protect and expand rights, not diminish peoples rights."
Dr. Carmine Scavo is a political science professor at East Carolina University and says the constitutionality of Amendment One all comes down to the Supreme Court. Dr. Scavo says, "The United States Supreme Court has ruled that in many cases, that states can grant additional rights to citizens than the U.S. Constitution does but it can't take away rights, can't grant fewer rights than the U.S. Constitution does and so the question here becomes is marriage a right. That's going to be a judicial question at some point that's going to come up, now the question of whether it's constitutional or not is whether the United States Supreme Court says it's constitutional or not. Legal scholars will weigh in on both sides on this but it's really the opinion of the justices on the United States Supreme Court.
Another question: What if the amendment is passed and then comes a push to remove it? An amendment can only be taken out the same way it was put in.
UNC-Chapel Hill's John Sanders wrote a history of North Carolina Constitutions. He quotes John Parker, a former Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Parker's definition: "The purpose of a state constitution is two-fold: (1) To protect the rights of the individual from encroachment by the state; and (2) To provide a framework of government for the state and its subdivisions. It is not the function of a constitution to deal with temporary conditions, but to lay down general principles of government which must be observed amid changing conditions."
Voters will be the judge if Amendment One fits into that framework when they cast their vote.
Attorneys at the UNC School of Law have written their opinion on Amendment One, and they believe it will have a substantial impact. They believe courts could interpret the amendment as not to give any protections to any unmarried couple, whether they are straight or gay.
Several professors from the Campbell University School of Law are refuting those claims by the UNC attorneys. To read the entire paper from UNC law professors, and the Campbell Law professors see the story on witn.com, "Professors At Two Prominent Schools Of Law In NC Discuss Amendment."
As we continue to look at both sides of the debate over the constitutional amendment on next Tuesday's ballot that seeks to define in the North Carolina Constitution that marriage between one man and one woman is the only legal domestic union to be recognized in the state, we take this issue to the streets of Eastern Carolina to get your thoughts.
Elizabeth Wiley says The decision to let voters decide on whether marriage should be defined and then placed in our state Constitution is not an easy decision. Wiley says, "Before I do vote, I don't know, what I would decide, I think about researching it so I can find the truth."
ECU Junior Alexis Brown told us she's not sure where she stands. Others like Tyler Troutman have made up their mind. "For me, I do believe marriage is between a man and a woman. I believe it should stay that way." Ann Kram told us, "People that want marriage to be between a man and a woman are being very selfish as in it's not going to hurt them if two men or two women get married, but it will hurt the two men and the two women who can not." Maneesh Jeyakumer told us, "A marriage is up to two people not up to the government, so I would vote against it." Jennifer Crayer told us, "Regardless of how I feel of how marriage is defined between one man and one woman to me it's not a constitution issue."
Brian Wing told us he is personally disgusted about the amendment put on the ballot and for many reasons. Wing says, " The first, is I am a gay man and I've been in NC for 20 years, and I don't feel it's fair for other people to tell me I don't have the right to basic rights that other people are afforded by a basic marriage contract."
Kristie McNeil and her husband got married eight years ago this week and believe in their marriage contract, but not to the extreme to put in the constitution. McNeil says, "That's my personal spiritual belief a man and a woman should marry, but I don't think the state should determine."
For Wing and his partner of eight years-- their main concern is having the right that all loving couples have for one another. Wing says, "I personally don't care if you call it marriage or you call it fruity pebbles, I think I should have the basic rights to decide who that person is who will make those end of life decisions for me."
And it's why he hopes the amendment will be defeated. Others want to see it passed to ensure traditional marriage remains intact.
Our coverage of the constitutional amendment continues Friday at six as we take a look at whether the constitution is the right place to define marriage.
As we continue our week long look at the proposed amendment defining marriage in the NC Constitution, we talk with those on the frontlines of both sides of the fight.
Alex Miller is the co-chairman of the Coalition to Protect all North Carolina Families. The organization is heading up the fight against the amendment. Miller argues this amendment would go far beyond defining marriage. Miller says, "The amendment, the way it's written it would strip away legal protections for all unmarried couples and their children."
Among the concerns are that domestic violence protections could only apply to married couples. Miller says it's not an issue they raised. He says they're just echoing the sentiments of the North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Miller says, "If they say this amendment could seriously jeopardize domestic violence protections for unmarried women, I'll believe them."
Tami Fitzgerald heads up Vote for Marriage NC and the North Carolina Values Coalition, pushing for the amendment's passage. Fitzgerald says, "The opposition is just trying to find any type of argument to take the public's focus off the fact that this amendment is really about protecting marriage between one man and one woman and so these arguments they have fabricated about harming domestic violence protections are just that, a fabrication."
Both groups also differ on whether the amendment could strip away health coverage for some children and threaten child custody and visitation rights, same sex health care benefits and wills and trusts.
We wanted to find out what the North Carolina Conference of District Attorneys had to say about all of those legal matters. When we asked them, they said the organization, representing all district attorneys in the state, "Has no position on the amendment."
Several district attorneys and other lawyers across the state said the amendment will not impact domestic violence protections. Professors at UNC's Law School disagree with that.
North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper says he'll vote against the amendment, calling it, "Unwise and unclear, and that his office would obviously be involved in the litigation that will occur if this amendment passes."
The North Carolina Constitutional Amendments Publication Commission official explanation of the amendment states the courts will have to decide many of the issues being raised about the possible consequences of the amendment.
There is also concern by opponents on the impact on the economy. Miller says, "We've had business leaders come out, people who have brought businesses to North Carolina who said they would not have brought their business here had this amendment been in place." Fitzgerald counters, "Any business study that's come out in the last 12 months showing the business health or growth of the states and compare them or ranking them shows invariably that the top 9 out of 10 states for business are states that have protected marriage in their constitution."
And that's what Fitzgerald hopes voters will do come election day. Miller believes the more those opposed get their message out the less likely that will happen.
Thursday night at 6 as we continue our week long look at the marriage amendment we hit the streets to hear what some of you are saying.
Tuesday night at six we continued our week-long look at Amendment One examining the religious aspect of the measure. Some see it as a moral issue and have come out in favor of the amendment. But not all faithful want to see the amendment become part of the constitution, believing its passage will do more harm than good.
The states two largest denominations, Baptists and Catholics, are both backing the amendment and asking their millions of followers to do the same.
Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Catholic Diocese of Raleigh, which includes all of the Catholic churches in Eastern Carolina, along with the bishop of the Charlotte Diocese covering the rest of the state, began in January urging the state's one-million Catholics to vote for the amendment. Bishop Burbidge says, "The vote for the marriage amendment is a vote saying the traditional definition of marriage that has been part of our society forever given to us by God is one man one woman in a permanent union and a vote for the marriage amendment will reflect that belief. As Catholics, as people of all faith and goodwill, we have to be faithful citizens so we need to participate in the issues of the day."
It's the same approach from the North Carolina Baptists, 1.3 million strong in the state, who passed a resolution in support last fall shortly after the amendment was drafted. In that resolution, they refer to numerous bible verses they say support their belief that marriage is between a man and a woman, that marriage is God's law, and not something to be changed by civil law.
While North Carolina's two largest denominations support the amendment, there are other denominations that don't, including the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. Michael Curry is Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of NC. He says, "The potential consequences of this amendment could really inflict harm on folk and regardless of what one thinks about the marriage issues, there are some just basic humanitarian issues at stake."
Those unknowns are part of the reason the Episcopal Diocese, with nearly 84,000 members across the state, passed a resolution in opposition to the amendment. Bishop Curry says, "Why would you amend your constitution when you don't know the full answers to the consequences of your action?" Questions like whether the amendment will impact domestic violence protection orders, healthcare benefits for some families and their kids, and child custody and visitation rights. Bishop Curry says, "I take the position that if there is a chance a child is going to be hurt we shouldn't do it. Period. And there is a chance, in fact there's more than a chance."
Bishop Burbidge maintains if all of those things were true, the Catholic Church could not support the amendment. He also doesn't believe, as some do, that the amendment is discrimination. "First of all, if it was a form of discrimination, the church could not be for the amendment. We believe that all forms of discrimination and bias and prejudice must be eradicated."
Some have raised the issue that churches should not be involved in a political or government matter like this. Bishop Burbidge says we have always been one nation under God, and now, more than ever, citizens with religious beliefs and morals and convictions should be encouraged to bring forth what they believe and hold dear.
Bishop Curry said even without the issues he's concerned with, he would still be opposed to the amendment because he says all people are created in the image of God and we share that image equally.
So what about those potential consequences Bishop Curry mentioned? Wednesday night at 6:00 we'll hear from the two groups leading the fight for and against the amendment and ask them those questions.
All this week on WITN News at Six we are taking an in depth and comprehensive look at Amendment One, the so-called "marriage amendment," that would define in our constitution that marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic union that can be legally recognized. Both those for and against say much is at stake with the outcome of the vote.
Bruce and Ruth Hangosky have been married for 36-years. Ruth says, "We just love each other deeply, he is my soul mate." Bruce says, "Our marriage has gotten stronger and stronger, it's just amazing."
The Hangosky's have three daughters and six grandchildren. Like any family they've had ups and downs, but through it all they say God is at the center of their life. Bruce and Ruth are legally married and wear rings, a symbol of their marriage and commitment to each other.
Aaron Lucier and his same-sex partner, who did not want to be on camera, have been together for 15-years. Lucier does not have the paperwork, nor a ring on his finger, but he says his relationship with his partner is just like many heterosexual couples. Lucier says, "In our minds we are in a relationship that has value and significance and that's about as married in my book as I can be."
Lucier is not legally married to his partner because same-sex marriage is currently against the law in North Carolina, some legislators want to take the issue a step further with the ballot question on marriage.
Lucier says the amendment, "Is about politics, it's about unfairness, trying to put negativity into our constitution, it's about convincing people to vote on fear, the
fear that marriage is going to fall apart if gays get access to it." He fears for the effects it would have on homosexual people along with the effects on other non-married heterosexual people.
While laws in the state already make gay marriage illegal, the lawmakers in support of the amendment argue judges or future lawmakers could change them, and the extra barrier of having this measure in the constitution is needed. It's a measure the Hangosky's support. Ruth says, "If it wasn't a man and a woman none of us would be here." Bruce says, "I think it would be a step in the right direction to get back to the Lord, certainly this is a biblical principle that we have one man and one woman that marry each other."
Lucier says he just asks that people educate themselves and understand the issues and the bigger picture."
Tuesday at six as our week long look at Amendment One continues we'll hear what religious leaders across the state are saying about the proposal.


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May 24, 2016
Tallahassee, FL - Human and sex trafficking. Restoration of rights for felons.
Those were some of the issues discussed Saturday at a education forum held by the local chapter of a national sorority.
The Chi Upsilon Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. hosted the event at the Walker-Ford community center.
They had numerous speeches from groups like the league of women voters and the refuge house.
Booths were also set up to give out information on voting, volunteerism and safety in the community.
"This is the second year that we've done this to educate our community to the services that many of the agents that we may not often visit...let them know these services are available to them," said sorority member, Dianne Williams-Cox.
There was a clothing giveaway and other free items. Sorority members say they are always available to help out in the community. We have posted their information on our website, wctv.tv.
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I wanted to summarize some of the feedback we received, mainly to show IBM's continued commitment to the Unified Communications and real-time collaboration market.
up is a video interview with Zeus Kerravala from Yankee Group. He particularly liked
the themes of multi-modal UC and cost effectiveness that were in the
broader themes covered in Bruce Morse's Unified Communications
Keynote Monday afternoon. Zeus is also a regular contributor to the nojitter.com blog.
Jennifer, our analyst relations lead, also had the opportunity to interview Melanie Turek from Frost & Sullivan. Money quote:
"I think the most interesting new stuff right now revolves around the Meetings [function in Sametime 8.5]. And I think that what we saw especially how fast and easy it was."
Brian Riggs from Current Analysis blogged extensively about his thoughts from Lotusphere 2010 on nojitter.com. Money quote:
The Sametime client can of course provide the same click-to-call and other telephony features. And with the release of SameTime Unified Telephony last year, IBM can now deliver a soft phone that combines instant messaging presence, telephony presence, and the ability to initiate and receive calls in a multivendor PBX environment. So while IBM has stayed out of the PBX business, it is quite capable of delivering a UC-enriched soft phone that works with a variety of voice systems....
Clive Longbottom from Quocirca was also in attendance. Money quote:
What IBM is demonstrating is that no matter where an organisation is starting from, it can move the communication and collaboration platform forward to wherever the organisation feels it needs to go: in-house, hybrid or pure-play cloud.
Michael Osterman from Osterman Research was at Lotusphere as well, also producing a lengthy blog entry. Money quote:
IBM is making major strides toward moving its offerings into the cloud. IBM is also focusing heavily on mobility, demonstrating a number of interesting mobility-based features and functions for Notes, Sametime and other platforms.
Brent Kelly from Wainhouse Research devoted a big section of the January 26 Wainhouse Research Bulletin to his attendance at Lotusphere. And Henry Dewing from Forrester also wrote about the launch of the IBM Collaboration Agenda.
The Twitterati were out in force as well, certainly aided by my extensive use of Tweetdeck on my iPhone, the @Sametime id, and lots of retweeting by @bilaljaffery and others. What was nice, though, was some of the more "water cooler" a-ha! Moments, such as this one from Stephane Rousseau:
SCROUSS #Lotusknows that I enjoyed #Lotusphere. Check my feedback here : http://techno.rousseau.cc/
And let us not forget the mainstream media. Sametime's press activities at Lotusphere did generate articles in key technology and telephony trade magazines including: NetworkWorld, Computerworld, ChannelWeb, eWEEK, IDG, VON, V3 and TMCNet.


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A list has come out of candy, that people think should go away…and we think it's way off.
Here are some of the worst, according to the folks at BuzzFeed:
1. Black Jellybeans
2. Laffy Taffy
3. Three Musketeers
4. Dubble Bubble
5. Dum Dums
6. Good & Plenty
7. Runts
8. Rolos
9. Milk Duds
10. Junior Mints
11. Bulk Gummi Bears
12. Bit-O-Honey
13. Raisinets
14. Lemonheads
15. Flavored Tootsie Rolls
16. Tootsie Pops
18. Chunky Bar
Slacker hates 3 Musketeers and Rolo's… Himself, Steve and Lil' D all agree that chocolate-flavored licorice is the worst. Gross.
Personally I hate jujubes, they get stuck to your teeth!
What candy do you think should not exist or what candy do you think should never be on this list?
Intern Melinda
(photos courtesy of tucsoncitizen.com)