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Like a handful of his Flyers teammates, Meszaros hasn't skated in a competitive NHL game since May 8. But after tearing his Achilles' last July during a training exercise in his native Slovakia, he wasn't sure if he'd be ready for the start of the season - whenever that were to occur.
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Friday, May 23, 2014
Mike Campbell, candidate for lieutenant governor, visited Summerville the morning of May 20.
He stopped at Coastal Coffee Roasters and the Summerville Journal Scene office while in town.
Campbell, son of the late former Gov. Carroll Campbell, first ran for lieutenant governor in 2006 and said he always intended on doing it again.
The candidate said he offers a unique perspective toward the position, as he has experience as a small business owner, is the son of the late governor, and served with the S.C. Department of National Resources under Gov. Mark Sanford.
Im not a career politician but Im not a government novice either, he said.
Campbell said if elected he is most looking forward to his role overseeing the State Office on Aging, where he plans to create programs at the state level and advocate for Alzheimers patients and their caregivers.
2008 presidential candidate Mike Huckabee recently endorsed Campbell, who is one of four candidates filed for the seat.
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No longer feel safe in our neighborhood
To the Editor:
I am 13 and live in Strathmore near the beautiful park. I always thought of it as a safe place. I have tons of friends who live nearby. Every year I go trick-or-treating. It has never been anything but fun. This year that changed.
Those four kids were shot not far from where I was trick-or-treating, along with many young kids. A grown man was dragging around a real ax, trying to scare people. Then we heard sirens and saw a helicopter!
Over the past two months, my garage has been broken into twice and two bikes have been stolen. On both occasions, the police officer came to our house three hours after our initial call. At the last visit, two officers apologized that it took so long. They explained with budget cuts, they have approximately 30 cops on duty for the entire city at night.
While it's not the police officers' fault, we no longer feel safe in the place we grew up. Please let Mayor Stephanie Miner and Police Chief Frank Fowler know I will not give up on this community. Budget cuts should not affect our safety, kids my age should not have guns in their hands, and children should not have to worry about getting shot.
Deborah Gilbert
C-M football team deserves more than this
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I am writing on behalf of our boys on the Cato-Meridian football team. With very few exceptions (The Auburn Citizen, for example), they have received no respect for their hard work and accomplishments this year. There seemed to be quite a bias for Onondaga County teams.
We thought The Post-Standard was "the" Central New York news provider. But photographs were taken from the defense perspective because our offense was not expected to do anything. TV has been just as bad, if not worse.
Even with minimal coverage, we have been treated like a joke, with a punch line to come at any moment. The boys were particularly angered at comments and snickers made by the Channel 10 YNN commentators last week.
We are 9-0 and going to the Carrier Dome. Please give our boys the respect they have worked so hard for. Thank you from the mother of senior No. 72 and junior No. 68, aunt of senior No. 2 and "like a mother" to Nos. 56, 22 and 1.
Pamela Baker Gratton
Not sympathetic to Downstate tax woes
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I read with great interest the article Oct. 28 concerning property tax hikes for New York City residents. It seems they are going from around $3,500 to $3,675 for a house assessed at $500,000.
They should live in Cayuga County. If your house was assessed at $500,000 here, you would be paying about $17,500 in taxes.
Let's see , you get garbage pickup, fire protection, police protection and mass transit. We have volunteer fire departments, no garbage pickup, no mass transit and at night we have two sheriffs and two state troopers to cover 693 square miles.
We have 36,048 housing units and about 1,000 are for sale. Taxes are driving everyone out, and you have the nerve to complain about your taxes. Upstate residents have been punished for years and the disparity in property taxes proves it.
Property taxes should be a percentage of assessments and should be equal throughout the state.
Daniel Kricks
Why businesses move jobs overseas
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Reps. Dan Maffei, Michael Arcuri and Bill Owens bash businesses that take advantage of a so-called "loophole" to move Upstate jobs overseas. But the dirty little secret you won't hear them talking about is that businesses are making smart economic decisions to deal with Washington's anti-business tax policy.
U.S. businesses are incentivized to move production and profits overseas by the relatively high federal corporate income tax rate levied on U.S. corporations vis-a-vis the rest of the world. According to the Congressional Budget Office, which provides objective, nonpartisan analysis, the U.S. marginal corporate income tax rate was the third-highest among Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries, higher than the top rate in 90 percent of those countries.
Countries like Ireland, Sweden, Norway, the Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom have top marginal corporate tax rates significantly below the United States. Since corporate earnings are taxed in the country where they are generated, our high business taxes create an incentive to move overseas.
This policy generates less tax revenue from businesses relative to what is generated in other OECD counties. The CBO calculates U.S. tax revenue from corporate profits total around 1.8 percent of GDP, whereas corporate profits generate tax revenue of 3.6 percent of GDP, on average, for all other OECD countries — nearly twice as much.
By cutting the federal corporate income tax rate, we can keep jobs in the U.S. while increasing the amount of federal tax revenue generated from businesses.
Guido van der Ven
Let tax cuts expire and start paying bills
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Let's let all of the Bush tax cuts expire Dec. 31! It's about time John and Jane Q. Public began to pay for the two Bush wars over the last 10 years.
Bush gobbled up the trillion-dollar surplus he inherited from Bill Clinton, spending it on Iraq and Afghanistan. Then he borrowed billions (from the Chinese) and increased the red ink to unheard-of levels.
Where were the deficit hawks during the Bush years? Now, when the Obama administration saves the country from financial collapse due to the malfeasance of bankers and financiers, the hawks appear crying: deficits, deficits, deficits. How hypocritical!
Let the American public bear some of the sacrifice required. After all, our servicemen and -women and their families have been sacrificing a lot. Now the piper needs to be paid.
Jack Bailey
Questions to ask about Medicare plans
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My job is to facilitate hospital discharge plans for many Medicare patients. Unfortunately, many patients find out the reality of their managed Medicare plan when they need it — high co-pays, preferred providers or non-coverage. Here are a few questions to ask when shopping for a Medicare plan:
ÖIs my primary physician in the plan?
ÖDo I need pre-authorization for doctor visits?
ÖIf I have a hospitalization, what is the co-pay?
ÖIf I need a home care nurse, is there a preferred company? If so, how many companies do you contract with? (There should be at least two companies, otherwise it is difficult to get a home care company.)
ÖIs there a co-pay for a nurse visit? Is there a limit to the number of visits?
ÖAre walkers, cane and crutches covered? Is oxygen covered? If so, is there a cost?
ÖIf I should need short-term rehabilitation from the hospital, what is my co-pay?
ÖCan I go to any nursing home for care, or do you have preferred providers? How many days are covered?
Ask about drug coverage and co-pays. Ask if there is a way to get authorization for your medicine if it is not on the plan.
I understand how confusing it is to select a managed Medicare program. I hope this helps.
Becky Klee, R.N.
Lack of foreclosure law hurts middle class
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H.R. 1106, The Helping Families Save Their Homes Act, was passed by the House. It would have allowed bankruptcy judges to restructure mortgages on family homes to make them more affordable.
Judicial modification is already possible for loans covering luxury yachts and the vacation homes of the wealthy. A different version of this bill eventually passed the Senate, sponsored by Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn.
After the 2008 collapse of the financial system, driven in part by financial chicanery and an overpriced housing market funded by playing mortgages like chips at a casino, politicians paid off the banks and Wall Street interests, but refused to address the declining housing market asset value which would have been addressed by the House version
Now, banks have been instituting foreclosure moratoriums — but only in states where the judiciary has a role. The failure to pass the House version of this bill has continued the past practices of financial interests, to the detriment of the housing market.
This is no longer a problem for Dodd, who for some reason decided not to run for re-election.
Richard Kaplan
Was anyone running the country in October?
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With the president, vice president House and Senate off campaigning for the entire month of October, who exactly was running this country?
Also, to be told that Americans are too "scared" to think "straight" is an insult. Give Americans credit for their ability to be informed, such as with the health care bill, which delivers the good news first and then the bad news.
What about inspiring values such as thrift, hard work, honesty, common sense, love and respect of country?
If incumbents can take so much time off when the country is in such bad shape, maybe they don't consider fixing the mess to be their job. Maybe this is why they don't read the bills they sign into law.
Helen Mierzwa
Cold case prosecution was much appreciated
To the Editor:
Thank you to Onondaga County District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick and First Chief Assistant District Attorney Rick Trunfio for successfully prosecuting a 1991 domestic violence homicide case and bringing justice for the 23-year-old pregnant victim, Princess Thomas.
We know that crimes like this can be incredibly difficult to pursue almost two decades after they occur, and we are truly grateful to the District Attorney's Office and law enforcement investigators who ensured that Thomas was not forgotten.
Randi Bregman, executive director
Vera House
Don't buy the rant of a right-wing hit man
To the Editor:
In response to Richard Owens' recommendation of Dinesh D'Souza's latest rant entitled, "The Roots of Obama's Rage" — the book is a crazed, poorly supported theory of politics, proposing that because Obama's father held certain beliefs, according to D'Souza, so Barack holds those same beliefs.
Come on, Richard! People like you accept whatever facts and fragments "fit" or reinforce the political narrative they find most comforting.
For your information, D'Souza is a right-wing hit man, just like Karl Rove. D'Souza has fought his entire life against virtually every demand for social and racial justice — from outing closeted students at Dartmouth to his ridicule of the anti-apartheid movement to his malevolent attacks on affirmative action.
Let me recommend that you think critically and compassionately. Don't parrot meanness and white supremacy without first doing your homework.
Scott Williams
Library closure threat was highly offensive
To the Editor:
As a librarian and previous employee of the Onondaga Central Library, I find it highly offensive that County Executive Joanie Mahoney even suggested closing the main library if the county Legislature overrode her budget vetoes.
The library provides a valuable service to all members of our community. Its many resources are vital to our survival in a down economy. For many who are out of work or otherwise struggling, it is perhaps their only outlet to Internet access, books, newspapers, etc.
We should all be disgusted by her threat to close this valuable resource. Shame on you, Joanie!
Sharon Bush
As China capitalizes, USA corporatizes
To the Editor:
The United States has managed to turn China from a communist state into a capitalistic oligarchy. Corporations have been allowed by China's powerful leaders to manufacture there and make huge profits by dumping their products on the United States.
Then again, I wonder if the United States is really a democracy any more. With unlimited funds spent by corporations to influence elections, we seem to be more like a "corporatocracy."
Are we, the people, really being represented, or are we just being manipulated by the select few in corporations?
Christopher A. Braga
East Syracuse
Politicians must know more than seniors
To the Editor:
Here's a solution for Social Security: Everyone retires at 65-plus and receive Social Security benefits for 15 years. Then shoot us!
I don't know where these "politicians for people" shop for groceries, gas, restaurant food and clothing, or how they expect us to pay higher taxes with no STAR refund. They must shop places I don't know about.
C.O. Squires


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Freeholder George Melick brought up an interesting idea the other day: reducing the size of the Freeholder board from five members to three. Melick suggested that with a smaller board, there could be less spending, and thus lower taxes.
In that regard he has a point. It seems that in government, every elected official has a "pet" project, some concept or organization he supports. It can range from buying more open space to preserve as parks, to giving more support to volunteer fire and rescue agencies.
Each "special" consideration is likely to cost money.
The county operated with a three-member board since 1903, when Hunterdon's population was 34,507, until the last year of the 20th century. Hunterdon residents in a 1997 binding referendum voted to expand the board, and in 1998 two additional members were elected, for terms starting in 1999.
Now the county has 128,000 residents. More important, government is simply a lot more complicated than it was 100 years ago. Some people believe that five Freeholders are needed to provide the necessary oversight for county government and all that it does.
Besides spreading the workload, the five-person board theoretically provides greater opportunity for minority political representation on the board. In reality, it has been all-Republican since 1982. The Democrats have tried repeatedly, but unsuccessfully, to get a member of their party elected.
More members also increase the possibility of a more-diverse board. For decades, most of the Freeholders have either been successful self-employed businessmen or employees of big companies whose liberal time-off policies let them spent time on county work. Just maybe a man — or woman — of more-limited means, more like most of us, will someday be elected.
A five-member board allows more closed-door meetings. According to the Sunshine Law, a board with only three members must declare an open meeting when only two get together and discuss county business, even informally, because two are a majority. With five, two can meet anytime without the public knowing.
And, decisions can be made for political reasons rather than based on what is best. On a five-member board, two officials can vote against a proposal - perhaps with an eye on the next election's campaign literature — while knowing full well that the measure will nevertheless get three votes and be approved.


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LISBON - Monday's death of an Akron man from suspected natural causes was the 124th case investigated this year by the Columbiana County Coroner's Office, eclipsing the old record of 123 set in 2003.
"I'm telling you this is not looking good for us," said Brandi Phillips, chief coroner's investigator. "We still have two more months left, and November and December are usually busy."
The coroner's office has investigated between 90 to 110 questionable deaths per year on average over the past 10 years, and investigated 116 in 2012.
Phillips is at a loss to explain why the number has skyrocketed this year. While drug overdose deaths are up - with 20 confirmed overdose deaths so far this year compared to 16 for all of 2012 - it is not significant enough of an increase to have an impact on the overall number of cases. The number of homicides, suicides and traffic fatalities all are running slightly behind last year's figures.
"There really is no rhyme or reason," she said. "I wish I had a good answer for you."
Phillips offered two possible explanations, the first being an increase in the number of people dying without a family physician, who has the option of signing off on the cause of death if the death is believed due to natural causes because of the person's medical history and condition.
"A lot of people don't have a doctor because they don't have insurance or the money," she said. Without a family doctor to sign off on the cause of death, the matter is automatically referred to the coroner's office to make the determination.
Phillips said doctors are sometimes reluctant to sign off on a cause of death, depending on the circumstances. "Everyone's fearful of being sued and sometimes (doctors) are not comfortable signing it, and that's OK. That's what we're here for," she said.
Whatever the reasons, Phillips, coroner Dr. William Graham Jr., and deputy investigator Sunny Bowers are having a tough time keeping up with the record year.
"We've not been able to catch our breath. When we do get caught up then something like Saturday happens," she said, referring to the death of Matthew Bailey from apparent blunt force trauma.
This was followed by the Akron man found dead in his camper in Butler Township on Monday. The 26-year-old man works at at local gas well site, and there is no sign of foul play,
"Anything other than a natural death has to go through the coroner's office," Phillips said.
Fortunately, only a handful of coroner cases require a $1,230 autopsy, which is what the Summit County Coroner's Office charges for the service. The coroner's office makes the decision on a case-by-case basis, depending on the circumstances of the death, available medical records, and other information.
"Any suspicious death we take. There are some cases you automatically autopsy, like infants, any baby under the age of 2. That's state law," Phillips said.


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1913 Philadelphia Athletics World Series Press Pin
Starting Bid - $1,000.00 , Sold For - $12,925.00
This Philadelphia Athletics press pin, issued for the 1913 World Series against the New York Giants, is one of the great rarities of all press pins and is also particularly noted for its extraordinary visual appeal. The elaborate design of the pin consists of a medallion featuring the raised image of the A's "White Elephant" perched upon a crossed bats-and-ball motif. The medallion is suspended from a blue-and-white silk ribbon lettered "Press," which in turn is attached to the pin. The pin displays the Baseball Writers Association logo and is lettered "World's Series – Shibe Park – Phila. 1913." The practice of issuing World Series press pins began in 1911 and has continued to this day. The 1913 A's press pin is one of the rarest and most majestic of all World Series press pins. One does not have to be a press-pin collector to appreciate this beauty. Though it is one of the key rarities of all early press pins, this pin would also be a highlight in many other types of collections as well. The combination of this pin's extreme rarity (few examples have survived the ages) and elaborate design have made it one of the most highly prized of all World Series souvenirs. Pin back. Manufactured by J. E. Caldwell & Co. Height: 4.75 inches. This is an incredibly high-grade example of this great rarity. The pin has only light handling wear to the ribbon and is in overall Excellent to Mint condition. Reserve $1,000. Estimate $2,000/$3,000. SOLD FOR $12,925.00
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Policy R-16a
Title: RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR STANDARDIZED SUBJECT EXAMS
Number: R-16a
Date of Inception: March 16, 1987
Purpose: To establish and update CSU policy regarding the awarding of credit for
standardized subject examinations ("Non-CSU" examinations such as CLEP, DANTES,
Regents, etc.).
Regulations for Standardized Subject Exams:
- Only Charleston Southern University students of record may receive credit for standardized
subject exams. Visiting, transient or other non-degree students are not awarded outside
credit of any type.
- A student may request permission to take standardized subject exams at established
centers during any term with the exception of the term in which the student graduates.
- Exams must be recognized by the American Council on Education for college credit,
and an
approval form with the signatures of the department chairperson and the registrar is
required prior to taking subject examinations. This will insure that the credit will be
applicable and acceptable at CSU and will indicate how it will apply to the student's current
degree plan.
- No student may take a standardized subject exam for a subject that has already been
attempted and a grade has been received from CSU (i.e. All grades including grades of "F,"
"FA," "I," "WP," "W," "WF," and "AU.").
- A student may not earn non-traditional credit (such as the CLEP) for earlier classes
in a
sequence when credits have already been earned in later courses; however, chairs may
authorize the non-traditional credit in certain circumstances.
- Credit awarded for approved standardized subject exams will not include grade points,
not affect the Grade Point Average (GPA) and may not be used to meet residency
requirements. A minimum score, which must be equivalent to a grade of "C" or higher, is
required to receive credit for any approved standardized exam. The minimum score will be
indicated on the approval form.
- New and current degree-seeking undergraduate students at CSU may receive a maximum
of thirty credit hours for any type of approved subject exams (see Policy R-5 for
By action of the Curriculum Committee, March 16 1987 (under "Rules and Regulations
Challenge Examinations" - R-16) and revisions approved by the Curriculum Committee on
November 19, 1993, November 14, 2000 and February 12, 2013.


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Microsoft Working on '7-inch Xbox Surface Tablet'
London: Software giant Microsoft has reportedly started working on a seven-inch tablet for gamers.
Sources familiar with plans at Microsoft's Redmond, Washington campus, have said that that initial hardware planning has begun.
The specifications for the Xbox Surface tablet were leaked in June in the run up to Microsoft's Surface RT and Surface Pro announcement.
These included an ARM-based Texas Instruments processor and a screen resolution of 1280 x 720.
The Xbox Surface is also expected to include high-bandwidth RAM designed for gaming tasks.
The tablet is expected to run a scaled-down version of Windows with a limited array of tablet functions such as messaging.


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Nancy L. Haigwood
Dr. Haigwood's laboratory has a long-standing interest in the HIV Envelope glycoprotein (Env) that has led to a current focus in three overlapping areas of research: 1) neutralizing antibodies (NAbs) directed to the HIV and SIV Env; 2) mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV/SIV; and 3) HIV vaccine development. Env glycoproteins play a major role in immunity and host defense in the primate lentiviruses. Her group has investigated the role of SIV and HIV Envelope-specific NAbs in immune control and as potential therapeutic entities in nonhuman primate (NHP) models. In 1991, they showed that NAbs in human subjects with broad activity are directed to conformational determinants. They have used nonhuman primate (NHP) models to test concepts, reviewed in 2015. In the SIV system in 1996 and in 2004, the group found that time to disease was significantly lengthened by passive treatment with NAbs (IgG) during acute infection. Importantly, the presence of NAbs during acute SIV infection accelerated the development of effective NAbs, a novel finding that has implications for both vaccines and for therapies.
The Haigwood group is currently studying HIV-1 in humans and SIV and SHIV in NHPs to explore the development of NAbs in relationship to changing Env variants. They showed that NAbs are dynamic, even in those HIV-positive individuals with a high degree of control for many years, so-called "controllers." A second major goal of Dr. Haigwood's group is to understand the role of NAbs in MTCT. Using the virus SHIV-SF162P3, the group has studied transmission from pregnant macaques to their infants, and oral infection of newborns, where this virus is highly pathogenic. These studies (2010 and 2013) showed that NAbs have a novel role in controlling viremia and enhancing B cell responses in vivo, resulting in significant protection from disease. These data provide evidence for additional beneficial roles for NAbs beyond direct protection. They are currently exploring NHP models for passive therapies with human monoclonal antibodies to limit MTCT, and they have data showing that rapid short-term therapy using human neutralizing monoclonal antibodies can prevent establishment of the viral reservoir.
These interests converge in the long-term goal of developing HIV vaccines that fully or partially protect from HIV disease. New vaccines currently under study are: 1) SHIV-based combination antigen immunogens that include HIV env genes derived from plasma viral variants arising in vivo (2014); 2) a prokaryotic antigen display system that presents key regions of Env on a highly immunogenic 60-component multimer similar in size to a virus-like particle, or nanoparticle (2014); and 3) human and simian adenovirus vectors to enrich immunity in combination with protein and DNA vaccines to improve chances for protection. Vaccines based on these concepts elicit strong NAbs in rabbits and macaques and can be used to display different antigens on the same particles. These approaches are promising models for understanding mechanisms of antigen presentation and exploiting these mechanisms to design vaccines that can elicit protective antibodies.
Lab Members
Ann J. Hessell, Ph.D.
Delphine Malherbe, Ph.D.
Sean McBurney, Ph.D.
Bill Sutton, M.S.
Shilpi Pandey, M.S.
Tracy Cheever
Philip Barnette
Key & Recent Publications
Steimer KS, Scandella CJ, Skiles PV, and Haigwood NL (1991). Neutralization of divergent HIV 1 isolates by conformation-dependent human antibodies to gp120. Science 254:105-108.
Ng CT, Jaworski JP, Jayaraman P, Sutton WF, Delio P, Kuller L, Anderson D, Landucci G, Richardson BA, Burton DR, Forthal DN, and Haigwood NL. (2010) Passive neutralizing antibody controls SHIV viremia and enhances B cell responses in infant macaques. Nat Med 16(10):1117-1119.
Malherbe DC, Doria-Rose NA, Misher L, Beckett T, Puryear WB, Schuman JT, Kraft Z, O'Malley J, Mori M, Srivastava I, Barnett S, Stamatatos L and Haigwood, NL (2011). Sequential immunization with a subtype B HIV-1 Envelope quasispecies partially mimics the in vivo development of neutralizing antibodies. J Virol 85:5262-5274.J
JP Jaworski, Z Brower, EJ Leon, DC Malherbe, G Landucci, WF Sutton, B Guo, F Engelmann, B Zheng, A Legasse, B Park, M Dickerson, AD Lewis, LMA Colgin, M Axthelm, I Messaoudi, J Kobie, JB Sacha, DR Burton, DN Forthal, AJ Hessell, and NL Haigwood (2013) Passive neutralizing antibodies alter the dynamics of infection and enhance survival of SHIVSF162P3-infected infant rhesus macaques, J Virol 87: 10447-59.
Krebs, SJ, SP McBurney, DN Kovarik, CD Waddell, JP Jaworski, WF Sutton, MM Gomes, M Trovato, G Waagmeester, SJ Barnett, P DeBerardinis, NL Haigwood (2014) Multimeric scaffolds displaying the HIV-1 Envelope MPER induce MPER-specific antibodies and cross-neutralizing antibodies when co-immunized with gp160 DNA. PLoS One 9: e113463. PMCID: 4267727.
Malherbe DC, Pissani F, Sather DN, Guo B, Pandey S, Sutton WF, Stuart AB, Robins H, Park B, Krebs SJ, Schuman JT, Kalams S, Hessell AJ, Haigwood NL. (2014) Envelope Variants Circulating as Initial Neutralization Breadth Developed in Two HIV-Infected Subjects Stimulate Multiclade Neutralizing Antibodies in Rabbits. J Virology 88:12949-12967.


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August 29, 2011
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Recent appearances of trademarks in popular culture – in rap lyrics, on reality TV shows, even in youth riots – have raised the question whether the owners of those trademarks might pursue legal remedies to protect their brands from unwanted social associations. This Essay argues that they cannot, and that we should understand this limitation on trademark rights as grounded in a principle that consumption of certain brands is an expressive act that First Amendment principles place outside trademark owners' control.
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Editor's note: For information on church location, phone numbers or regular service times, please refer to the Church Directory.
Bunker Hill United Methodist Church
Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bible study
Thursday: 10 a.m. Bible study
December emphasis for Loaves and Fishes is canned meat products (excluding tuna fish)
Falling Waters Presbyterian Church
Today: 7 p.m. Dinner and a movie. Dinner at 5 p.m. at Ruby Tuesday, followed by the movie, "Silent Night," at 7 p.m. at the fellowship hall
Sunday: Congregation meeting following the morning worship
Friday: Reservation deadline for New Year's Tea to be held Jan. 5
First Presbyterian Church
Monday: 4 p.m. Festival service with lessons and carols in the chapel; 8 p.m. candelight service with communion in the sanctuary
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. choir rehearsal
Inwood United Methodist Church
Sunday: 6 p.m. Candlelight service
Leetown United Methodist Church
Monday: 7 p.m. Christmas Eve candlelight service
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Sunday: 10:50 a.m. Christmas cantata, "A Blest Messiah Born"
Monday: 7 p.m. traditional, family candelight Christmas Eve service; 11 p.m. contemporary, candlelight communion Christmas Eve service
Dec. 30: 10:30 a.m. Joint/blended service
St. Luke's United Methodist Church
Sunday: 6:30 p.m. guitar rehearsal
Monday: 6:30 Festive, family-oriented Christmas Eve service; 9:30 p.m. Quiet, reflective Christmas Eve service with communion
Wednesday: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Daily Bread Soup Kitchen is open
Thursday: 5:30 p.m. handbells practice, followed by choir practices
Tuscarora Presbyterian Church
Sunday: 10 a.m. lessons and carols service
Monday: 5 and 11 p.m. Christmas Eve service, with holy communion
Winchester Avenue Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Sunday: 8:45 a.m. prayer group meets; noon Children's Christmas program and light lunch
Monday: 7 p.m. Christmas Eve service
Wednesday: 5:45 p.m. choir rehearsal
Thursday: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Clothing closet open
Zion Episcopal Church
Monday: 6 p.m. family service and children's Christmas pageant with Holy Eucharist, Rite II; 10:45 p.m. Carol sing; 11 a.m. candlelight midnight Mass with Holy Eucharist
Tuesday: 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist
Wednesday: 10 a.m. Bible study in the Coe room
Thursday: 10:30 a.m. healing service at the church
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When St. Thomas More Summer Theatre Magic was launched as a charitable outreach of the St. Thomas More Adult Choir in 1999, the response was overwhelmingly positive to its production of "Man of La Mancha." It was enough to make the summer theater an ongoing charitable venture, with full support from its pastor, the Rev. Msgr. John P. Murphy. Since then, nearly $350,000 has been raised for local charities in the Lehigh Valley, with its mission of raising funds through quality family entertainment. This year will be no different, as Summer Theatre Magic presents "Seussical the Musical," Aug. 15-18, to benefit Mary's Shelter, The Cay Galgon Center, in Bethlehem. The charity serves homeless pregnant women in the Lehigh Valley.
During the summer months, Natalie Seng Pionegro, artistic director and managing director of Summer Theatre Magic, witnesses all ages willingly give of their time and talents in providing entertainment for the entire family. Productions are held in the parish's air-conditioned gymnasium, 1040 Flexer Ave., Allentown, Salisbury Twp., Lehigh Co. Year-round, Pionegro is director of music and liturgy for St. Thomas More Parish/School and maintains strong relationships with those she serves.
In some cases, she said there are generations of a family who have enjoyed working together on past productions of "The Wizard of Oz," "Camelot," "Peter Pan," "Fiddler on the Roof," "Oliver!" "The Music Man," "Brigadoon," "Godspell," "Annie," and "Bye Bye Birdie."
Parishioner Tim Clark of Lower Macungie Township serves as co-director of Summer Theatre Magic. Known for his vocals, he has taken the St. Thomas stage in portraying Tevye, King Arthur, Fagin, and Sancho Panza. Clark is executive vice president of global sales and marketing at Precision Medical.
Summer Theatre Magic conductor is Nancy Schwartz, a customer support service analyst with St. Luke's University Hospital. Lighting designer is John Musarra, who has worked with Disney on Ice and Cirque de Soleil productions.
The cast of "Seussical the Musical" includes Nick Nelson as The Cat in the Hat, John Monahan as Horton the Elephant, Sofia Groves as Boy/JoJo, Dr. Maryann Hartzell-Sado as Mayzie LaBird, Emily Hausmann as Sour Kangaroo, Crystal Husser as Gertrude McFuzz, Dave Swaintek as The Mayor, Elizabeth Schaub as The Mayor's Wife, and Dr. Tom Koch as General Genghis Khan Schmidt.
"Seussical," a musical by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, made its Broadway debut in 2000. It is based on many of Seuss's most famous books, with the plot mirroring "Horton Hears a Who!" and Horton's efforts to protect the people of Who-ville who reside on a tiny speck of dust on a clover.
"The dialogue of 'Seussical' fits this year's charity," Clark said, "…about being lost, trying to find yourself. It's Horton the Elephant who cares about a baby coming into the world. It's Horton guarding Who-ville and believing 'a person's a person, no matter how small.' "
Pionegro said the challenge of "Seussical" is in the diction and "sing-song" delivery of the music. "It's the Dr. Seuss rhyme, and people have to get the story," she said. Songs that touch her heart, she said, are "Solla Sollew," "How Lucky You Are," and "Alone in the Universe."
Bill Bauman is costumer for Summer Theatre Magic. He also costumes Pa. Youth Theatre in Bethlehem and is involved with the Moravian College Theatre Company. Bauman is business manager for Moravian's music department.
He described "enhanced clothing" for the "Seussical" cast of nearly 70. "They'll be very colorful and very cartoon-y, as the musical involves little side stories in locations of the Dr. Seuss mind," he added.
Former Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus clowns, Jim and Barbara Vogelgesang of Kempton, Berks Co., have been leading the children who appear in "Seussical's" Circus McGurkus scene through a series of exercises in juggling, spinning, tumbling, and even walking on stilts. They also rehearse ribbon dancing and how to form a human pyramid.
"They're an amazing group, quick learners," Barbara Vogelgesang said of her young students. "We like passing on the skills."
The Vogelgesangs conducted a Clowning and Comedy Camp for Pa. Youth Theatre earlier this month for students in grades 3-12. (To learn more on this talented couple, see Arts Roundup below).
"Production costs are offset by the sponsorship donations of generous friends of the summer theater," Pionegro said, "allowing us to funnel every cent of profit from ticket sales to the designated charity. Each year's proceeds provide assistance to our brothers and sisters around the Lehigh Valley."
She added that ground was broken in the fall of 2001 for a home to be built from the proceeds generated by that year's production and channeled through Habitat for Humanity, and that completed house has now been home to an Allentown family for more than a decade.
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Jim and Barbara Vogelgesang happened to be driving through the Berks County area some 22 years ago while touring with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus as professional clowns. They liked what they saw, recalled Barbara – wide open land that had a peace about it. It was a quiet place apart from a hectic touring schedule to settle and raise a family.
The Vogelgesangs have four children: Nicholas, 20; Libby, 19; Sarah, 12 and Alex, 11, all of whom were or are currently being homeschooled and all of whom have clowned.
"It was easier to dress them and bring them along with us on the road rather than arrange for babysitting," Barbara said. "They all know circus skills like juggling and riding a unicycle."
Barbara, who hails from New York City and Jim, from Lima, Ohio, met while Barbara was doing public relations in New York when the Ringling Bros. Circus came to Madison Square Garden. Part of her special-event promotion involved the circus animals coming through the Midtown Tunnel to the Garden venue. Jim was already a Ringling Bros. clown who taught at Clown College in Venice, Fla. It wasn't long before the two got together and Barbara was headed for a clowning role. With the circus, they have toured the United States, Canada and Japan. They marked their 25th wedding anniversary last December.
No longer with Ringling Bros., the Vogelgesangs perform as "Mr. and Mrs. Bumble" and mostly for corporate parties and community events. Their two younger children are involved with Pa. Youth Theatre, where Barbara helps with costumes. She also is involved in Touchstone Theatre's Young Playwrights program in Allentown and Bethlehem schools.
As a clown, Barbara said she looks at life "a little different. You find humor. You're a little more sensitive to how people feel about things." In teaching comedy, "It's getting people to laugh together, not at each other. …Children are amazed at how much they can learn. Every child can do something. They believe if you believe."
Husband Jim is a graduate of Ohio State University and holds a master's degree from Alvernia University. He is a special education teacher at the Children's Home of Reading, while Barbara is a certified public speaker and conducts workshops on how parents and children can make strong connections in their relationship with one another. She holds a journalism degree from St. John's University in New York and is the author of "Boredom Busters" (Zondervan Publishing Co., 2001), a resource in stimulating creativity and strengthening the parent-child bond.
"Parents need to make connections with their children," Barbara explained. "They need to make that fun. When we were touring with the circus, we had families around us who were from all over the world. The focus was always in passing a legacy. The family was a team."
The Vogelgesangs even worked for a while with the famous Wallenda circus family. Barbara said Nik Wallenda's mother would often babysit her children on the tours.
"Families traveled together and helped each other on the road," Barbara said.
When the couple watched the live TV broadcast last month of Nik Wallenda completing a high-wire walk across the Little Colorado River Gorge in Arizona, Barbara said, proudly, "We cheered him on as one of the family, as one of our own."
Notre Dame Summer Theatre Company, Revelations Productions, presents the Tony-winning musical, "Les Miserables," based on the novel by Victor Hugo, beginning Friday through Aug. 4, at Notre Dame High School, 3417 Church Rd., Easton. Director is Rod Gilkeson.
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Pennsylvania Playhouse presents the Tony-winning "Aida," based on the Verdi opera, with music by Elton John and Tim Rice, beginning Friday through Aug. 11, at the Playhouse, Illick's Mill Road, Bethlehem. Director is Laurie Zane Wieder.
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Animal Humane New Mexico
Rating: 4.72 stars 36 36 reviews
615 Virginia St SE Albuquerque NM 87108 USA
The mission of Animal Humane | New Mexico is to improve the lives of companion animals through sheltering, adoption, community education, providing quality low-cost veterinary services to families in need, and programs that reduce pet overpopulation.
Remarkable 2010 Accomplishments Include: 100% Adoption Rate for all Healthy Pets in Their Care! 4,810 Homeless Pets Adopted into Loving Homes 10,000+ Spay/Neuter Surgeries at Their Campus Donor-Subsidized Veterinary Clinic 5,342 Veterinary Appointments for Low-Income Pet Owners 1,300 Homeless pets nurtured in Their Life-Saving Foster Care Program 860 Homeless Pets Transferred to Animal Humane from 25 Partner Shelters in the State
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Animal Humane's services are available to everyone. Any one may find their new best friend at one of their three Adoption Centers. Their adoptable pets our vaccinated, sterilized and trained, making them the best pet ever! Their donor-subsidized Veterinary Clinic, a low-cost clinic offering spay/neuter services and critical and emergency care to low-income pet owners, is the only one of its kind in New Mexico. Clinic patients need only qualify financially. Please visit AnimalHumaneNM.org for qualification details. Animal Humane's veterinary team hosts monthly vaccinations clinics open to the general public. Their Behavior Department offers rewards-based training classes at each of our three locations and operates a free Behavior Hotline (505.938.7900) available to all pet owners. They offer quality pet products at affordable prices at each of their pet stores (Animal Outfitters I at 615 Virginia St. SE and Animal Outfitters II at 9132 Montgomery Blvd. NE) and they operate a Pet Food Bank that distributes free food to needy pet owners and rescue groups statewide.
Direct beneficiaries per year:
Total No. of Homeless Pets Served in 2010 = 21,529 Total No. of Pet Owners Served in 2010 = 24,596
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Our services are available to everyone regardless of residency.
Adoptions offered at three locations High volume low-cost spay/neuter clinic Albuquerque's only Trap/Neuter/Return program Quality critical & emergency veterinary care Life skills & rewards-based training for canines and their owners Free Behavior Helpline 505.938.7900 Pet Food Bank for pet owners & rescue groups Monthly vaccination clinics open to the public and Foster care for young, shy and ill pets
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Having spent many years volunteering in various animal welfare capacities, I can say with confidence that Animal Humane New Mexico is a standout private non-profit shelter. This is not easy work by any means. It is emotionally fraught, and tough decisions always have to be made. But I know of no other organization in the state whose staff and volunteers are as knowledgeable and dedicated to animal welfare as those who work at Animal Humane New Mexico. The organization has no doubt blossomed under Peggy Weigle's executive directorship. Thanks to her leadership, a progressive board, and the excellence of her staff, the organization has attracted a cadre of volunteers who help with animal exercise and socialization, implemented a cutting edge behavioral department, and regularly sponsors innovative and fun off-site adoption events that successfully rally the community. It's also the only shelter I know of that utilizes Meet Your Match in the adoption process and offers post adoption puppy and adult training classes. All in all, a model shelter and a model adoption program.
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I hve been involved with AHNM for many years as a vendor, donor and adoption coordinator with a breed rescue organization. They are in the top 3 of non profits I have been associated with. Their community involvement, from the Doggie Dash and Dawdle, Artists for the Animals, Newsletters, Adopion Clinics and so much more, promotes their mission to the fullest. The entire staff is remarkable and dedicted to the animals. AHNM, is quite frankly, a remakable organization and one that makes our community proud of their accompishments.
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All three of our wonderful dogs were adopted through Animal Humane, and I can't say enough good about this fine organization. From building the first clinic in Albuquerque to provide veterinary services to those with limited financial means, to opening an adoption facility in the Northeast Heights that provides easier and more visible access, Animal Humane New Mexico is always looking at the next strategic move it can make to find good homes for many pets as possible, to educate the population about preventing overpopulation, and especially to mitigate pain and suffering of our fellow creatures. I am proud to be a donor and supporter!
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FLINTON - Hey Vikings: You got served.
That's what Mount Union's volleyball team must have been thinking after four players were in double digits in service points in a 3-0 sweep by the Trojans in Tuesday's Inter-County Conference match.
Glendale scored just 25 points all night.
"We had a massive amount of points from the service line," Mount Union coach Tessa McCormick said.
The high-scoring quartet was led by Reegan McCaulley, who had 16 off the bench. Joining her were Brittany Brumbaugh (15), Ashley Foor (12) and Liza Feagley (10). And there was strong play at the net, where Kristen Miles had 16 kills and four blocks.
"Obviously our serving had a lot to do with it as well," McCormick said. "Whenever we had to make a play definitely it went to Kristen."
Mount Union's JV also won, 2-0 (25-8, 25-12).
The Trojans (10-6, 8-3) host West Branch Thursday.
Field hockey
East Juniata 8,
Belleville Mennonite 0
COCOLAMUS - Steph Dressler scored four goals and East Juniata took care of Belleville Mennonite 8-0 on the Tigers' senior night in a non-league field hockey game.
"We played well tonight," East Juniata coach Billie Haynes said. "It was senior night, so we started all 10 seniors. They did a fine job of playing together."
Dressler carried the scoring load again for the Tigers, registering two goals in each half.
"We had plenty of shots and opportunities and we took full advantage of them," Haynes said. "It was a great last home game."
Belleville Mennonite is done for the year at 5-9.
"Considering the teams we played this year, I think that's a good record," Thunder coach Morgan Foote said. "We have four seniors leaving. We're definitely going to miss all of them."
East Juniata finishes the regular season at 13-3-1. The Tigers have a pre-districts date with Greenwood at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Newport where the two will decide the Tri-Valley League title.
Lewisburg 2, Midd-West 0
MIDDLEBURG - Midd-West fell to Lewisburg 2-0 on Tuesday in a Heartland Athletic Conference field hockey game.
Kaitlin Schell made 15 saves, but it wasn't enough for the Mustangs, as they couldn't get the offense going.
Midd-West will take the field next on Thursday in its season finale at Mifflinburg at 4:15 p.m.
Chambersburg 3, Mifflin County 0
LEWISTOWN - Mifflin County fell 3-0 to Chambersburg in a Midd-Penn Commonwealth volleyball game.
Kaitlyn Dreese had seven digs and five assists, contributing to the Huskies improved passing as they found their groove in the second set.
"We passed a lot better, which creates a good flow," Mifflin County coach Jill Zeger said. "We played as one team instead of six indivduals. They did a nice job in that second set."
Mifflin County will be in action next on Thursday at 7 p.m. when it hosts Red Land.
Boys soccer
Lancaster Country Day 1, Greenwood 0
LANCASTER - While Juniata was opening the door for Greenwood to stake a claim on the Tri-Valley League boys soccer title, Lancaster Country Day was closing it.
The Indians' win over league leader East Juniata meant there was a chance for the Wildcats to contend, but their 1-0 loss to the Cougars in Lancaster all but cinched East Juniata as the winner. Greenwood coach Tom Magill said he was frustrated not over the loss, but because his team could have won.
"We had everything but putting it in the goal. We squandered some good chances," he said.
The Lancaster defense was strong, he admitted, and the 'Cats always seemed to have the ball in the wrong place.
Greenwood (12-3-2, 9-2-2) finishes the regular season at Juniata Thursday.
Mifflin County Christian 5, Centre County Christian 0
SHINDLE - Luke Todd had a goal and three assists as Mifflin County Christian Academy defeated Centre County Christian 5-0 in a boys soccer game Tuesday.
It was a tale of two halves for the Eagles as they were able to cash in on their second-half opportunities.
"We played a little flat and hesitant in the first half. Although we had opportunities, we just didn't put the ball in the net," Eagles coach Craig Todd said. "(We) turned it up a little in the second half and started playing a little sharper."
The Eagles improve to 5-2-1 on the season and will host Emmanuel Baptist Thursday.
Belleville Mennonite 10, Carson Long 1
NEW BLOOMFIELD - Andrew Miller and Austin Byler teamed up for a hat trick and Miller added three assists - two of those on Noah Anders goals - as Belleville Mennonite finished the regular season with a 10-1 win over Carson Long in boys soccer Tuesday.
"I wanted to play well, and play well the whole 80 minutes," Thunder coach Brian Renno said.
He got his wish, and a lot of teamwork, too.
"That's what we're kind of striving for. They should look for one another and be unselfish," Renno said.
The final goal, a penalty kick, was taken by senior keeper Sammy Kauffman, which he converted for his first career goal.
Belleville Mennonite (11-4-1) awaits the District 6 Class A bracket for its next game.
Central Dauphin 5, Mifflin County 0
LEWISTOWN - Mifflin County fell by a 5-0 final to Central Dauphin in Mid-Penn Commonwealth conference boys soccer game.
Girls soccer
Mifflin County Christian 3, Centre County Christian 2
SHINDLE - Tori Moon's goal in the 62nd minute was the difference for Mifflin County Christian, as the Eagles defeated Centre County Christian 3-2 in a girls soccer game Tuesday.
Mifflin County Christian overcame a 2-1 halftime deficit, scoring twice in the second half on Erin Rose's 60th minute goal and Moon's game-winner.
"Our girls kind of weathered the storm and became a little more aggressive in the second half," Eagles coach Craig Todd said. "We also had several opportunities in the second half as we played a little more aggressive."
Senior Julee Hoffman scored the first goal of the game in the seventh minute to stake the Eagles to an early lead.
"We have two senior girls, Julee Hoffman and Krista Groff, who played solid games and led the way in their last away game of the season," Todd said.
Mifflin County Christian improves to 4-1. The Eagles host Calvary of Huntingdon Monday.
Williamsport 1 Midd-West 0 (2OT)
WILLIAMSPORT - The Millionaires had only four wins all season going into Tuesday's Heartland Conference girls soccer game with Midd-West.
The Mustangs needed to win their last three for a playoff berth.
It didn't happen - Williamsport scored the lone goal of the game in the 95th minute of play, a double-overtime win that made Midd-West (6-9-1) playoff ineligible. Midd-West still has two more games; the Mustangs host Shikellamy Thursday.
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