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- Column: Andrew Wiggins satisfies expectations at TCU
- January 25, 2014
- Kansas freshman Andrew Wiggins scored 19 first-half points on the way to a career-high 27 in KU's 91-69 blowout of the Horned Frogs. That's six more points than the entire KU team scored in a half on the same floor a year ago. By Tom Keegan
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- January 25, 2014
- TCU coach Trent Johnson was impressed with Kansas University's basketball team long before Saturday night's center jump took place at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. By Tom Keegan
- Updates scarce as family, friends await information about missing 19-year-old, week-old homicide investigation
- January 25, 2014
- The family of missing 19-year-old Sarah Brook Gonzales McLinn, whose disappearance led to the discovery a 52-year-old man's dead body inside the Southwest Lawrence home they shared still awaits new information about the investigation. By Stephen Montemayor
- Kansas women win Sunflower Showdown at Manhattan
- Jayhawks guards lead with Gardner on bench in 2nd half
- 03:20 p.m., January 25, 2014 Updated 12:22 a.m.
- Without its best player for a stretch that lasted more than 10 minutes in the second half Saturday afternoon at Bramlage Coliseum, Kansas University's women's basketball team didn't miss a beat. By Benton Smith
- WR Darious Crawley picks Kansas over Michigan State
- January 25, 2014
- After visiting Kansas University last weekend and hosting in-home visits with his two finalists — KU and Michigan State — during the week, wide receiver Darious Crawley orally committed to KU late Friday night.
- Saralyn Reece Hardy named Spencer Museum of Art Marilyn Stokstad Director
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- Saralyn Reece Hardy, director of the Spencer Museum of Art on the Kansas University campus, was named the inaugural recipient of the Spencer Museum of Art Marilyn Stokstad Directorship on Friday in the first investiture ceremony to take place on KU's Lawrence campus in the history of the school, the museum announced.
- Police seeking suspect in reported stabbing Saturday outside bar
- January 25, 2014
- Lawrence police are looking for an unidentified man who allegedly cut or stabbed two 22-year-old men early Saturday morning outside a Lawrence bar.
- How former Jayhawks fared in NBA games of Jan. 24
- January 25, 2014
- Here's a look at how former Kansas University players fared in NBA games of Friday, Jan. 24.
- Area basketball roundup: Baldwin boys earn shot to defend tournament title
- January 25, 2014
- The Baldwin High School boys advanced past Bonner Springs on Friday to earn a chance to defend their Baldwin Invitational Tournament title.
- Tournament schedules set for FSHS, LHS girls
- January 25, 2014
- The Free State High girls basketball team received no favors in its draw for the Firebird Winter Classic, which begins on Thursday.
- FSHS boys advance to McPherson final
- January 25, 2014
- Cole Moreano scored 19 points and Khadre Lane added 16 to help Free State High's boys basketball team top Wichita North, 67-57, on Friday night in the semifinals of the McPherson Invitational.
- LHS boys outlast KCW in OT
- January 25, 2014
- Last week, the Lions watched their lead evaporate in the final minutes before eventually losing in overtime. Against Kansas City (Kan.) Washington on Friday at Topeka High, Lawrence's seven-point lead disappeared in the final 2:25 of regulation. But the Lions outlasted the Wildcats for an 87-81 overtime victory in the semifinals of the Topeka Invitational Tournament. By Bobby Nightengale
- KU men return to TCU mindful of last year's loss
- January 25, 2014
- The Kansas University men's basketball team has heard plenty about last year's stunning loss to TCU leading up to tonight's game in Fort Worth, Texas. "We have to go down there and change things and do things differently or we'll have the same outcome," KU newcomer Tarik Black said after watching excerpts from the loss earlier this week. By Gary Bedore
- Column: Forward rotation good motivation for Ellis, Traylor
- January 25, 2014
- Even if not designed to do so, Kansas University coach Bill Self saying something that creates the perception that he is equally comfortable with both options at power forward — sophomores Perry Ellis and Jamari Traylor — serves to motivate both players. Column by Tom Keegan
- KU, KSU women renew rivalry today
- January 25, 2014
- Even after playing back-to-back home games against top-10 opponents, Kansas University's women's basketball team isn't expecting anything easy today when it travels to Manhattan to face rival Kansas State — a team, like KU, with a losing record. By Benton Smith
- Jayhawk pole vaulters sweep top spots at Classic
- January 25, 2014
- Kansas University's tradition of quality men's pole vaulting is alive and well. Never was that more evident than Friday at the Jayhawk Classic, KU's second indoor home meet of the season at Anschutz Pavilion. Four Jayhawks and one former Jayhawk swept the top five spots in the event, which was won by 2011 graduate Jordan Scott, the lone competitor to clear 17 feet, 4 inches. By Matt Tait
- 40 years ago: Two arrested in rural burglary
- January 25, 2014
- The two men, both 18, were arrested and held in the Douglas County Jail with bond set at $40,000 each.
- 25 years ago: City, mall planners disagree on late-stage design changes
- January 25, 2014
- Commissioners said a new artist's rendering was "substantially" different from the original.
- Kansas University receives $775,000 grant, becomes Language Training Center for military
- January 25, 2014
- Kansas University is now one of nine universities in the nation to be recognized by the Department of Defense as a Language Training Center. The Institute for International Education, funded by the Department of Defense, recently awarded KU $775,000 to teach languages to military personnel at two area facilities.
- Letter: WSU respect
- January 25, 2014
- As the Wichita State University basketball team continues its winning streak, there is not much enthusiasm around the state for the Shockers. Nor was there much when they went to the finals last year. It seems as if it ends at the Sedgwick County line and can't go any further, like a mime caught in a box he can't escape from.
- Letter: Abortion access
- January 25, 2014
- Forty-one years after Roe v. Wade, politicians still seem to think that they have a mandate to restrict a woman's access to a safe and legal abortion, despite broad disapproval of these laws from nearly all demographics.
- Letter: Team spirit
- January 25, 2014
- Regarding Judith Galas' letter "Taking a Stand" (Jan. 22) on Rev. Dulin and his brother: You will be glad to know that many teams did take a stand back in those days.
- Opinion: U.S. economy regaining global status
- January 25, 2014
- A funny thing happened on the way to the decline of the United States and the rise of China, Brazil and other emerging markets: Many prominent analysts began wondering if the pessimistic predictions about America were wrong — and whether it was the emerging markets that were heading for trouble.
- 100 years ago: KU professor injured in gas explosion at home
- January 25, 2014
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Medical Ignorance I Experienced
I got herpes in 1995. I was 29 years
old. Six of my friends were getting married, and I remember joking
to a friend that there seemed to be a "marriage virus" sweeping our
social circle. Little did I know that, a few months later, my life
would be deeply changed by a different – and unwanted – type of
I remember the exact day my symptoms
started. It was May 10. I had just had a huge fight the previous
evening with my most recent ex-boyfriend, Jay*, who had just moved
out of our apartment a couple weeks before. It was his birthday
that day, and I had offered to take him out to dinner. We got into
an argument in his apartment when I found out he had a new
girlfriend already. I screamed that she should take him out
to dinner, and ran out. The next day we argued some more on
the phone. I hung up, then threw myself on the bed and cried.
Suddenly I felt the strangest feeling
down below. It felt like an electric current was drilling
a hole into the left side of my labia. This went on for about a
minute or two, then it started to itch. It itched so intensely that
I had to scratch. So I scratched. And I scratched some more, until
it started to burn. Panicking, I ran into the bathroom and squatted
over my hand mirror. It looked a little red where I had been
scratching, but other than that, I could see nothing there. The burning feeling continued for the
next couple of days. It was especially bad when I went to the
bathroom. I confided
in my best friend Ruth*, who was very knowledgeable about medical
stuff. She said, "I wouldn't worry about it. It's probably just a
yeast infection. When you get your period, it'll wash it right
out." I got my period a couple days later and prayed it would go
Meanwhile, I went to see a doctor at
the HIP clinic and told him my symptoms, which were mainly burning
during urination. Without even examining me, the doctor told me I
had a urinary tract infection and prescribed an antibiotic. I
couldn't see the gyn due to my period, but I made an appointment for
the next week.
The next week my period ended, but the
burning feeling did not go away. The gyn asked me, "Where does it
hurt?" "Everywhere," I responded, for indeed it felt like the pain
had spread to my entire pubic area. He examined me and pushed on my
abdomen. "You have PID. Pelvic inflammatory disease," he declared. "What is that? How did I get it?" I asked, but was not given a
clear answer. He prescribed different antibiotics to me and I began
to take those.
The symptoms went on for almost three
weeks. I got used to the burning sensation, except when I had to
pee; then it became almost unbearable. I took to rinsing myself off
with a washcloth every time I finished urinating.
Finally, on the Friday before Memorial
Day weekend, I really started to get worried. I was supposed to go
away for the long weekend and I didn't want to wait until Tuesday to
get it looked at again. called the clinic and told them that the
antibiotics were not working and the pain was still there. "Have
you had any sexual contact?" asked the voice on the phone. "Are you
kidding? I'm in too much pain to even think about that," I
responded. "Come in right away," she ordered.
Making hasty excuses, I left work in
the middle of the day and ran to the clinic. Where does it hurt?"
asked the gyn, as I lay on the examination table. "Everywhere," I
answered, "Mostly on the outside." "Oh, on the OUTSIDE!" he
exclaimed with a hint of attitude, as if I had been withholding
information from him. He called the nurse in and together they both
stared between my legs. "I see a tiny lesion," he announced. Oh,
oh, I thought to myself. That can't be good. The doctor told me to
get dressed and go to his office. Nervously I sat down in a chair
across from him.
"AIR-pez. Airpez." It took me a full
minute to decipher the doctor's French Haitian accent. When I
finally realized he was saying "herpes", I felt my heart sink to the
pit of my stomach. "Are you sure?" I asked. "Yes, I am certain,"
replied the doctor. "I see this kind of thing all the time." (Then
why didn't you notice it the first time I came here? I thought to
myself.) Instead I asked, "What is the incubation period?"
worriedly thinking back on whom I could have possibly gotten it
from. The doctor completely misunderstood my question. "No contact,
no contact!" he shouted. I was stunned that he assumed I was asking
how soon I could have sex! That was the last thing on my mind at
that moment. Instead, my mind was racing over what little I knew
about herpes: the only thing I knew for sure was that it was
I began to cry. The doctor's reaction
to my tears? "Don't cry, or I will cry too." Then he wrote me a
prescription and handed it to me, and that was it. No pamphlets, on
information, no referrals to a support group or a herpes hotline,
nothing. The prescription was for Zovirax cream, which I later
learned was practically ineffective. Why the doctor didn't
prescribe Zovirax pills is a mystery to me. Perhaps the insurance
company was trying to save money, or perhaps he was so behind the
times that he didn't even know about the meds.
I left the building, walked outside,
and crossed the street to the pharmacy. I felt dazed and numb. I
remember the fleeting wish that I would be hit by a truck right
then. I entered the pharmacy and handed the prescription to the
girl at the counter. As I waited, I racked my brain trying to
figure out where this had come from and who had given it to me.
How could this have happened to me? ME, Miss Safe Sex? Me, who had waited until two months before my 20th
birthday to have sex? Me, who was always so careful, even during
oral sex? Me, who always insisted on using a condom, except for one
time back in 1990 with a guy I had a crush on, and the 3-month
period in 1989 when I was on the pill and living with my
then-boyfriend Fred*. Could it possibly have been dormant for that
long? Something didn't make sense.
Finally my prescription was ready. The girl handed it to me and said, "Have a nice weekend!" That
almost set me off crying again. What the hell did she mean by
that? Was she being cruel and sarcastic, knowing full well that I
would not have a nice weekend? That I would NEVER, EVER have a nice
weekend again? Or was she just simply repeating a standard phrase
that management required her to say to all customers? Either way it
shock me.
Somehow I made it back to work and
made it through the rest of the day. The minute I got home, I began
to cry. In tears, I called the guy I had a date with that night and
said, "I have herpes. I can't see you anymore," and I hung up the
phone. He did not call back. Then I called Fred, an ex-boyfriend
whom I was still friends with, and he came over right away. He
started going through the phone book to find information and help
for me. He found the number for New York HELP, a herpes support group. I called and got a
recorded message saying that no meetings would be held the entire
summer. I hung up in disgust. (Years later when I became
Coordinator of New York HELP, that was one of the first things I
vowed to change.)
I called my best friend and told her
what was going on. It turned out her old roommate Dee* also had
herpes. She put me in touch with Dee, and she and I stayed on the
phone for two hours. It felt good to talk to someone else who knew
what I was going through, but it also depressed me even more because
Dee herself was depressed. She had had herpes for two years and was
still not coping well. It did not give me much hope, although she
did tell me that she'd had some good experiences with men she'd
dated who were accepting.
As Dee and I compared symptoms, she
seemed puzzled. Mine were different from hers. "It sounds like you
don't have it," she said. Both she and I became convinced that my
doctor had been incompetent and that I was possibly misdiagnosed. She offered to take me to the public STD clinic on Tuesday morning.
I barely slept for the next 24 hours.
My friends were on a "suicide watch"; they were afraid to leave me
alone. When Fred left, a friend from work came over and spent the
night on my couch. When she left in the morning, Fred came back and
spent the day with me. Looking back, I am grateful that I did not
suffer in silence and that I was able to reach out to my friends and
confide in them. And they were there for me…well, most of them.
Still, I thought my life was over. My
body was still living, but I felt like the rest of me was dead. I
thought I would never have another relationship again. I thought no
one would ever love me. I thought I would never have sex again. I
washed my hands and clothes frequently and took showers, but I still
never felt clean.
I asked the same question over and
over again in my mind: "Where did this come from? Who gave this to
me?" I could count the number of times I'd had sex that year on one
hand. My live-in boyfriend Jay and I only been intimate with each
other once or twice that entire year. In March I'd had a fling with
Mike*, an old flame from back home in PA. The week after Jay and I
broke up and he moved out, I'd had a one-night stand, my first
ever. I'd used condoms with all three men.
Naturally my first suspect was the
one night stand. After all, he was a stranger and I had been a bad
girl for doing something so immoral. How could I have done
something so stupid? I deserved to get a disease from something
like that!
The only number I had for him was a
voice mail number in Florida. I left a brief, harsh message telling
him to call me back. To my surprise, he called me back an hour
later. "I just found out I have herpes," I told him. "I think it
came from you. Why didn't you tell me you had it?" He denied
having anything and then became angry at me. "Why didn't you tell
me sooner?" he said. I told him I had only just found out, and
besides, I hadn't wanted to bother him before. Both of us calmed
down, and he assured me that he did not have any STDS
that he knew
of, he got tested often for his job as an EMS worker, and that he
would get tested again first thing on Tuesday. Then he asked me if
I had been with anyone else. I told him nobody except one person
two months before that. He seemed worried that I had gotten it from
someone else and possibly passed it on to him! The more I talked to
him, I became convinced he didn't have it, and that I might not have
it either. He promised to call me on Tuesday.
Resolving to get my mind off of this,
I went to visit my friend Mary Ann* for the long weekend as
planned. Coincidentally, Mary Ann was also the ex-girlfriend of my
old flame Mike, and was still good friends with him. I told her
everything. She was very sympathetic, and told me that she herself
had had genital warts, so she understood how I felt. She also did
me a huge favor by phoning Mike for me while I listened on the other
extension. After some obligatory small talk, she blurted out, "So,
Mike, do you have any STDS?" I had to cover the receiver to keep
from laughing at her bluntness. Of course he denied having
anything, yet I was grateful to her for speaking out when I was
afraid to.
Early Tuesday morning I went to the
STD clinic in Manhattan. Sitting in that waiting room for hours
made me feel like I was in the dregs of society. I looked out of
the corner of my eye at the other people around me and wondered what
they had. Here I was judging them, but now I too was one of them. When my number finally got called, I was pleasantly surprised by the
kindness and efficiency of the doctor. I told him the whole story,
then he examined me. He told me that he could see no signs of
herpes, but that I did have a raging yeast infection due to the many
antibiotics I'd been taking the past few weeks. He took samples of
my blood to test for other STDS (gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV) and also
tested me for chlamydia. He told me that the public clinics did not
do blood tests for herpes and there was no way for him to test me
for it without symptoms. He then gave me some medication for the
yeast infection and sent me on my way, with a follow-up appointment
in two weeks.
When I got home, I called another
number that Fred had found for me. It was the number of the Herpes
Advice Center. The woman on the phone gave me the most concrete,
helpful information so far. She told me that there was a brand new
blood test called the Western Blot that would tell me whether or not
I had herpes, and whether it was Type 1 or Type 2. She warned me
that it was very expensive and that it was only done by one lab in
Seattle. I didn't care; I wanted that test!
I made an appointment and came in that
same afternoon. I met with Lucy, the Physician's Assistant, who
explained a little more about the test to me. She said the Western
Blot looked for antibodies in the blood, and that if I had only
recently contracted herpes, I probably would not have any
antibodies, and the test would come back negative. If that
happened, then they would ask me to come back in two months and
retest to see if any new antibodies had formed since then. If the
second test came back positive, then it meant that I had indeed just
contracted herpes. If it came back negative, then it would prove I
had been misdiagnosed.
After the test, she told me briefly
about some of the other medications for herpes. She was surprised
that my doctor had only given me the Zovirax cream. She told me it
didn't work very well and that the Zovirax pills were better. She
also told me about two new medications: Valtrex and Famvir. She was
especially gung-ho about Valtrex and said it was much stronger than
the Zovirax. She said it didn't sound like I needed it right now,
but if the herpes symptoms came back, she would give me some. Then
she gave me a video about herpes and told me to expect the results
in two to three weeks. I walked out of that office feeling the
first glimmer of hope I'd had so far.
In the first few weeks after my
diagnosis, I called ASHA's National Herpes Hotline several times. Yes, they told me, it could
possibly have been dormant for up to ten years. Ten years? Was I supposed to go back to each one of my old boyfriends from the
past ten years and confront them? The prospect was daunting.
Then another one of the phone
counselors dropped a bombshell on me. Yes, she said, it was indeed
possible to contract herpes despite condom use. WHAT? I was
shocked and incredulous. I had always thought I was having safe
sex. I had read about AIDS and knew it was transmitted through
bodily fluids. But herpes, they told me, was a skin disease that
was transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, not by fluids. Since a
condom didn't cover all of the skin of the genital area, I had been
at risk.
How could I have known this? Why
didn't anyone ever talk about it? Why wasn't there a warning on the
back of every package of condoms? I became angry and briefly
thought about suing the condom manufacturers. Today there is more
awareness of the fact that condoms don't offer 100% protection
against all STDs, but it is still not common knowledge in the
general population or even in the medical community.
My Western Blot test results came back
in mid June. I was negative for Type 1, but the test showed an
"atypical reaction" for Type 2. What did this mean? Lucy, the
P.A., said that it could mean that my body was in the process of
forming antibodies to the herpes virus, or that something had gone
wrong with the test. either way, she said, the test was
inconclusive and I'd have to take it again in August.
Meanwhile, I told my former live in
boyfriend Jay what was going on and urged him to get tested. He
seemed completely unconcerned and refused to get tested. Then to
add insult to injury, he told his new girlfriend and his
parents that I had herpes, carefully omitting any mention of the
fact that it might have come from him! (It took me eight months and
a mediation session to finally convince him to get tested. He was
Around the same time, Craig* (my
one-night stand) called to tell me that his test results were
negative. Not only that, but he actually mailed me a copy of the
results a few weeks later! I thought it was a very considerate,
classy thing to do, and it really taught me a lesson about
humanity. Jay, whom I'd been with for four years, didn't care
enough about me to get tested, but a guy I barely knew did
care! Sometimes a stranger can behave more honorably and responsibly
than someone you have known for years!
That entire summer I was in limbo. I
didn't know whether I had herpes or not. I was hyper-vigilant to
the point of hypochondria and examined my body constantly, running
to the doctor when I felt the slightest twinge or saw the slightest
blemish or pimple. Still nothing that resembled a classic herpes
sore, blister or lesion ever appeared. As the summer wore on and no
other obvious herpes symptoms recurred, it became easier to convince
myself that I did not have it.
I tried to move on with my life. I
started dating a nice man named Ernie*. He treated me like a
queen. On our third date, I started to get worried that he would
expect me to get physical with him. I started crying and told him I
couldn't see him anymore. He demanded an explanation from me, so I
told him, in tears, that I might possibly have herpes, I wouldn't
know until August, and I was afraid to possibly pass it on to anyone
and was afraid of how fast things were going with us. I was
completely hysterical: it was a classic example of how not to
tell a partner.
Surprisingly, Ernie took it well. He
thanked me for telling him and told me that he occasionally got cold
sores on his mouth. He said he would still like us to see each
other and would not pressure me to go any further in the
relationship. When he left, I was sure that was the last I'd hear
from him.
To my surprise, he showed up at my
door the next day with a beautiful basket of goodies from The Body
Shop. "I did some reading about your condition on the Internet," he
said. "I read that stress can aggravate it, so I got you some stuff
to help you de-stress." Inside the basket were little bottles of
bubble bath, candles, aromatherapy, lotions, etc. I was very
Ernie and I continued to date
throughout the summer. I refused to let things get sexual, partly
because I was afraid of giving him herpes, but also because I wasn't
sure I was really attracted to him.
Meanwhile, I made occasional weekend
trips to PA to see my friends, and I resumed my fling with Mike*. I
didn't talk to him about the herpes. After all, I rationalized to
myself, if I didn't have it, there was nothing to worry about, and
if I did have it, it most likely came from him, so there was still
nothing to worry about.
In August I went to get re-tested for
the Western Blot. Three weeks later, the doctor's office called me
at work to give me the results. I was positive for Herpes Type 2. Looking back now, I am outraged at the lack of judgment the doctor's
staff showed. To give someone bad news of this magnitude over the
phone – and at work – is inexcusable, in my opinion.
At that point in my life I became
severely depressed. I could no longer be in denial: I had genital
herpes. I called things off with Ernie because I didn't want to put
him at any potential risk if the relationship were to become more
I also realized that I couldn't keep
Mike in the dark anymore. I summoned up the courage to break the
news to him over the phone. I was terrified to tell him because I
thought he'd be angry and judgmental. Surprisingly enough, he took
the news well. He said, "That doesn't change the way I feel about
you." Wow, I thought to myself, I didn't know he had
feelings for me!
Then he said, "It's no big deal. I
was with two girls in college who had it." After hearing that bit
of information, I became convinced it had come from him. I told him
he might have it even if he had no symptoms. I asked him to get
tested, but he refused, using the excuse that he was afraid of
needles. Still, I figured it didn't really matter as long as we
were together.
A few weeks later, he dumped me for
his new housemate, Marina*. She was someone I had known for years;
a member of our social circle in Philly.
I became devastated. I decided I
could not go on living when there was nothing to live for, so I
started planning my suicide. Coincidentally, the day I had chosen
as my last on earth happened to be the same day that the O.J.
Simpson trial ended. Everyone at work was arguing about the trial,
but I walked around in a daze.
After work I went to the lobby of my
old school. I sat down and wrote out a suicide note and letters to
all my friends and to Mike, who had just dumped me. After I
finished, I took the elevator to the 11th floor, where I
remembered there were really big windows that opened up wide.
At this point my memory is really
hazy. I remember opening the window and sitting there for what
seemed like a really long time. Then some people came by and I got
out of the window. I honestly can't remember if they pulled me out
or if I climbed out on my own.
I left the building and walked over to
my therapist's office. Luckily she was working that night. She
took one look at me and told me to wait. When she finished up with
her patient, I told her what happened. She decided it was in my
best interest for me to check myself into the psychiatric ward. She
called my parents and told them what was going on, then walked me
over to the hospital and had me admitted.
I spent one night there. The hospital
was filled to capacity, so I had to sit in the brightly lit hallway
the whole night. Sleep was impossible. I read a book and some
magazines, and wrote in my notebook. It was an uneventful night,
except for a hallucination I had – a vision of Nicole Brown
Simpson. For a few seconds I saw her reach out to me and say, "Pray
for me."
In the morning my parents drove up
from Philadelphia to get me. The hospital released me, and I spent
the week back home with them. I'm sure they thought they were doing
the right thing by taking me out of New York, but in fact it was a
difficult environment for me, knowing that Mike and his new
girlfriend were a mere few miles away from me!
When the week was up I went back to
New York, back to work and back to therapy. Although the immediate
crisis had passed, the depression did not. I struggled for months
afterward. I entered into a series of short-term relationships and
encounters that all started with a quiver of hope but ended with me
feeling rejected, lost and empty. I disclosed my herpes status to
my lovers and sex partners, and they seemed to be OK with it
initially, but they never stuck around. In retrospect, I see that
my attitude about herpes was influencing things in a
negative, self-defeating way. These men were picking up on my
issues and they were scared off.
Finally, in the spring of 1996, two
things happened that helped to slowly change my course. The first
thing that happened was that I received a spiritual awakening. It
was not earth-shattering or anything, but it was a start. The
second thing that happened was that I finally admitted to myself
that I wasn't coping with having herpes and I couldn't handle it on
my own. I needed help and support from others with herpes. So I
decided to go to a support group meeting.
My very first New York HELP meeting
was a lecture by a physician. I was nervous about going, but the
minute I walked through that door, I knew I had found my home. Everyone was kind and friendly and eager to talk to me and listen to
me. Everyone had their own herpes stories which were so different
from mine, yet so similar. I found that talking to these people was
better than talking to my own doctors because they were much more
informed about it. Through their own experiences and from doing
their own reading and research, the other group members were able to
answer several questions I had that no one else (including my
doctors) had been able to answer up to that point. After the
meeting, a group of us went out to a bar and hung out and talked for
hours. I am still friends with some of those people to this day!
After that first wonderful experience,
I started attending the weekly Herpes Recovery Anonymous (HRA)
12 step herpes support group meetings and made several friends from
the group. I looked forward to the Thursday night meetings: they
were the high point of my week.
I also signed up for a ten-week
therapy group in the summer of 1996 run by Dr. Gerri Hirsch, a
psychologist who specializes in herpes. The group was very
helpful. She brought in a doctor from the Herpes Advice Center to
talk to us, and also gave us tips and suggestions on how, when and
where to tell a partner, and even had us do some role-playing, so
that we could practice proper disclosing technique.
I learned a lot about coping with
herpes, but my recovery process was only just beginning. I still
had another rough year ahead of me.
In March 1996 I went to Los Angeles
for a vacation and met a very special guy named Tom*. He and I
developed a very intimate phone relationship over the next few
months. I planned to move to L.A. and stay with him until I found a
job and a place to live. In the summer of 1996 I quit my job and
moved back to suburban Philadelphia with my parents. In October, I
went out to L.A. the weekend to see Tom, and also for a job
interview at another friend's company. While I was out there, Tom
and I had a horrible argument the night before my interview, which
ended in him locking me out of his apartment and driving off. I had
no choice but to try to sleep in my rental car, until his landlord
took pity on me and let me into his house at 4AM. I spent a few
hours sleeping on the landlord's couch, then I took a shower and
went to my interview, which, as luck would have it, got canceled due
to illness. I flew back to Philly with the distinct impression that
God did not want me to move to California.
I cried for a week. Tom and I never
spoke again. (I still hope and pray that someday we'll get back in
touch so that I can have some closure.)
Two weeks later, as luck would have
it, a former co-worker of mine fixed me up on a blind date with her
brother, who had also just moved back to Pennsylvania from New
York. Ralph* and I hit it off right away. He was six-foot tall,
blond, handsome, intelligent and funny.
After about a week, I started
panicking about having to tell him about the herpes. One night his
sister (my friend) came out to dinner with us, and she and I had a
heart-to-heart talk in the ladies room. She was thrilled that Ralph
and I were dating, and I told her how nervous I was about telling
him I had herpes. She confessed that she had already told him,
and that Ralph's response was basically to tell her that it was
none of her business and that it should have been up to me to
tell him! She then asked if I was mad at her, and I said that
normally I would be, but that since Ralph had been OK with it, that
I was actually relieved that she had told him. However, this still
left me with the problem of how to bring it up, since I was not
supposed to know that his sister had already told him.
That night I stayed over at his place,
and we started fooling around. I said that I was nervous because
there was something I had to tell him. He said, "I have something I
have to tell you first." I figured he was going to tell me that his
sister had already told him about my problem, but instead, to my
surprise, he said, "I have herpes." "WHAT?" I screamed! I couldn't
believe it! I was so happy! It was like a fantasy coming true!
"Just one thing," Ralph said, "Please don't tell my sister I have
it. She has a big mouth and she'll tell my whole family!" We both
burst out laughing, and then had really hot sex.
Unfortunately the herpes (and sex)
alone was not enough to keep the relationship going. It turned out
that we did not have much in common besides herpes, except that we
both liked to sit in the front row at the movies. His attitude
about it was completely different from mine. He had never been
rejected for it, and had never even used condoms with his partners. When I told him about the HRA support group and Dr. Hirsch's group,
he ridiculed me, saying that he didn't understand why anyone would
need something like that.
We broke up two months later, on New
Year's eve, and I moved back to New York in January 1997.
A few months after I returned, I found
out much to my dismay that the weekly HRA group had lost their
meeting space at the church. I couldn't bear the thought of the
largest city in the U.S. no longer having a weekly meeting. Where
would people go who were in my situation? I got myself an AA Alanon
meeting book and started calling all of their meeting locations to
see if they had space for us. As luck would have it, the fourth
place I called (Cabrini Medical Center) gave us a free meeting room
on Wednesday nights.
Four of us from the original group
worked hard to revive the group. One by one the other three dropped
out, but luckily the new people started to get more involved in
helping out.
Volunteering to help run the support
group turned out to be one of the best things I did -- for myself as
well as for others. Helping others pulled me out of my depression
and self-pity, and it made me feel good to know that I was giving
back to the group that had given so much to me when I needed it.
In May 1997 I met a guy who also had
herpes. We met on a "herpes cruise", a social event organized by
Lenny Sobel, publisher of the H.A. newsletter, SLN's
precursor. Both of us were glad to be with someone else who had
herpes, and not having to worry about giving it to each other was a
relief. During our year-long relationship, we were NYC's "herpes
poster couple" and were a fixture at almost every support group
meeting and social event.
After we broke up in the summer of
1998, I became involved in a relationship with someone who did not
have herpes. He was very accepting of it and liked me for who I
was. We stayed together for a year-and-a-half. He did not contract
herpes from me during the entire relationship, although we did have
a bad scare at one point that turned out to be a false alarm.
Both of these relationships, although
not perfect, helped me cope with having herpes by reminding me that
I was still attractive and lovable.
Since my original diagnosis, I have
learned many things about herpes, from both a medical and
emotional/social perspective. I learned that there is still love
after herpes, and, perhaps more relevantly, there is sex after
herpes. I learned that I am still the same person I always was: I
still look the same, I still have the same sense of humor, I'm still
intelligent, caring, and fun to be with.
Physically speaking, it's been a mixed
bag. On the one hand, I am very lucky because I seem to have a very
mild strain. I hardly ever get outbreaks. In fact, I've only
gotten two major outbreaks since the initial one over seven years
ago. On the downside, in the fall of 1996 I developed a chronic
condition called Vulvodynia (vulvar and vaginal pain) which I
believe is due to nerve damage from post herpetic neuralgia. Like
the herpes, it was misdiagnosed several times. I didn't find out
this condition had a name until four years later. Vulvodynia makes
sex painful. It also makes it difficult to wear jeans, panty hose,
tight pants and certain types of underwear, or to sit for long
periods of time. That bothers me more than the herpes, but I'm
learning to cope with that too.
In 1999 I was diagnosed with HPV and
level 3 cervical dysplasia. I had 2 LEEP surgeries to remove the
pre cancerous tissue. (I will tell my HPV story in more detail at
another time.)
I am not going to lie and say my life
is perfect. I have had problems with relationships and I still
struggle with chronic depression and anxiety, just as did before I
got herpes. But when problems do come up, I do my best to handle
whatever comes my way, and I am very lucky that I have places to
turn to for support. My support system includes many good friends,
namely from the herpes community and the spiritual community I
belong to.
What keeps me going now is actively
working to help others with herpes and HPV and to educate people and
erase the social stigma associated with this virus. I am a
Coordinator of both the New York HELP support group and NYC's herpes
social group, and I help to publish Silver Lining News. Once
a month I also chair the Herpes Recovery Anonymous weekly support
group meeting. I also attend the monthly HPV support group meetings
at Planned Parenthood in NYC. I also moderate yahoo groups for
Herpes, HPV and Vulvodynia. I have made many friends in the global
herpes community, both in person and on the Internet. I try to
speak publicly about herpes whenever I can, because our silence has
been part of the problem. I've been interviewed on TV and in
magazines and newspapers as a herpes patient advocate.
It is my hope that there will be a
cure for herpes in my lifetime, although realistically I am aware
that it may not happen. But in the meantime, I will do whatever I
can to ensure that the next generation of herpes sufferers are
spared the pain, stigma, shame, embarrassment and medical ignorance
that I experienced.
*Names have been changed to protect
the innocent (and the guilty).
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Our long-term goal is to understand the developmental and molecular basis for soma-germline interactions that influence germline proliferation and differentiation. The germ cells of most animals, including mammals, proliferate extensively during development. This proliferation is required to produce an adequate progenitor pool for adult gamete production. We are investigating how somatic signals control germline proliferation, including the role of nutrition-sensitive signaling pathways in this control. These mechanisms are not well understood and can be studied best in a whole-organism context that is amenable to genetic and molecular analysis, such as the nematode C. elegans. Despite the evolutionary distance between C. elegans and mammals, molecular pathways are largely conserved. Therefore, these studies will likely provide broadly applicable results and lend insights into general aspects of cell proliferation control in humans with implications for fertility, cancer, and stem cell biology. Recent studies from our lab implicate the distal sheath cells and the insulin-like pathway in the control of germline proliferation in C. elegans. Using molecular-genetic and biochemical techniques, as well as anatomical manipulations, we propose to identify and chacterize the relevant targets of the pathway for germline proliferation, to elucidate the role of the S6 kinase in this context, and to investigate the molecular basis for the influence of nutrition on germline proliferation.
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|Korta, Dorota Z; Tuck, Simon; Hubbard, E Jane Albert (2012) S6K links cell fate, cell cycle and nutrient response in C. elegans germline stem/progenitor cells. Development 139:859-70
|Dalfó, Diana; Michaelson, David; Hubbard, E Jane Albert (2012) Sensory regulation of the C. elegans germline through TGF-β-dependent signaling in the niche. Curr Biol 22:712-9
|Setty, Yaki; Dalfó, Diana; Korta, Dorota Z et al. (2012) A model of stem cell population dynamics: in silico analysis and in vivo validation. Development 139:47-56
|Hubbard, E Jane Albert (2011) Insulin and germline proliferation in Caenorhabditis elegans. Vitam Horm 87:61-77
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To present a long-term follow-up of Bietti crystalline dystrophy.
Two brothers are presented including the clinical findings, fluorescein angiography, electrophysiology (electroretinography [ERG], electrooculography [EOG], adaptometry), optical coherence tomography (OCT), and transmission electron microscopy of bulbar conjunctiva and peripheral blood lymphocytes. The clinical findings were documented over a period of 25 years in one brother and 5 years in the other.
The most striking features were deposits in the retina that were formed de novo with old ones replaced by choroidal atrophy in advanced stage of the disease. The light rise (EOG), rod- and cone-driven responses (ERG), and visual fields were affected progressively during the course. These changes of the retinal pigment epithelium and choriocapillaris were observed in the second decade and worsened gradually. OCT demonstrated preferential crystal accumulation in the inner retina. Cytoplasmic lipid crystalline inclusions were found in lymphocytes and conjunctival fibroblasts by transmission electron microscopy.
Bietti crystalline retinopathy is a progressive retinal disease characterized by retinal crystals gradually replaced by atrophy of the retinal pigment epithelium and gradual constriction of visual fields.
In 1937, Bietti (1-5) reported a tapetoretinal degeneration with associated corneal deposits at the limbus. The hall-mark of the disease was crystals in the paracentral and peripapillary retina with or without marginal cornea. Bagolini and Ioli-Spada (1) presented a 30-year follow-up on one of Bietti's cases. We present long-term fundus photographic documentation (21 years) and clinical follow-up (24 years) of one of two brothers with Bietti crystalline dystrophy (BCD).
A 24-year-old man presented intraretinal refractile crystals (Fig. 1), paracentral scotomas, abnormal electrooculogram (light peak-to-dark trough ratio of 1.3 right eye and 1.4 left eye), and no corneal crystals. He complained of decreased night vision at age 17. He was examined at age 21 elsewhere and reported as having BCD (4). Then, he had a generalized disturbance of the retinal pigment epithelium by fluorescein angiography, normal color vision, normal electroretinogram scotopic responses, decreased photopic amplitudes, subnormal dark adaptation, abnormal electrooculogram, and concentrically constricted visual fields (4). Both the electroretinogram (decreased photopic and scotopic responses) and the color tests (error score of 292 on Farnsworth-Munsell 100-hue [abnormal if above 100], deutan axis on panel D-15) became abnormal at age 29. At age 45, he maintained 6/6 visual acuities and developed bilaterally perifoveal chorioretinal atrophy (Figs. (Figs.2,2, ,3)3) with central 10° visual fields. By optical coherence tomography (OCT), most of the crystals were located in the inner retina, were moderately reflective, were small, and did not cast any shadow on the outer retina. There were minimal cystic changes in the fovea with normal retinal thickness. His brother was diagnosed with BCD at age 16 and developed abnormal electroretinogram (decreased scotopic and photopic amplitudes) at age 26, with normal color tests (panel D-15 and Farnsworth-Munsell 100-hue). By transmission electron microscopy, both lymphocytes and conjunctival fibroblasts showed cytoplasmic lipid-crystalline complex inclusions.
BCD is caused by mutations of the CYP4V2 gene, a novel family member of the cytochrome P450 genes on chromosome 4q35. The crystalloid lysosomal inclusions resembling cholesterol esters have been detected in peripheral lymphocytes, skin, conjunctival, corneal, and choroidal fibroblasts. OCT demonstrated preferential crystal accumulation in the inner retina.
These crystals commonly disappear and are replaced by areas of chorioretinal atrophy.
There are three cases having long-term photographic documentation of 30 years (3), 16 years (2), and 5 years (5). In our case, crystals were apparent in the second decade with mild functional deficit. In the fourth decade, functional impairment becomes severe with marked chorioretinal degeneration.
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The Foreign and Trade Ministers Council of the European Union (EU) has approved Sri Lanka's GSP Plus application, foreign news agencies reported.
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Crossposted from Paradox Designs In the MP3/Music player market there are 2 distinct players. The iPod, which controls most of the market, and the Zune, which holds a measly portion. However, market share numbers do not match feature counts. Zune has many oft-demanded features, and on this front seems to be the better player. However, people seem to have a market bias towards the iPod, and it is what is purchased by default. This is likely due to the iPods nature of being the first major music player, and the best, a title it held for a remarkably long time. However, with recent updates, the trend seems to be shifting
New versions and Updates
Since its launch, the Zune has seen 3 versions of its software, and 3 versions of its hardware. The iPod has seen far more, between 7 and 10. Both line's updates roughly come out annually. However, the Zune's updates apply to their whole line, and are free, downloadable by anyone, whereas the iPod updates require you to purchase a whole new iPod, often for a higher price than the previous model. The iPod updates are mostly transient. They add one or two new cutesie features, change the interface a little bit, patch a few bugs and flaws, and change the shape/color of the player. Example additions of "features" have been things like an internal music reccomendation engine (genius), coverflow, and a number of other things.
The Zune software updates, do many of the same things the iPod updates do, add cutesie features, fix bugs, and tweak the interface a little bit. But they also add new features that are useful. Examples include wireless syncing, removal of some limits on song transferA feature which lets people share songs wirelessly to other zunes. In the version 1 of the software, songs could be played 3 times, or stored 3 days, and then they would delete themselves. Version 2 removed the 3 day limit, FM song tagging, and the whole new addition of a music store, accessible anywhere with WiFi.
Overall, the Zune's updates add far more useful features to the device. The wireless marketplace is a feature that can be used constantly, and never becomes useless. CoverFlow? Yea, its cute, but it doesn't really do much. One may argue, however, that the updates are required because the device was flawed in the first place. It doesn't matter if it was flawed then, if its fixed now. Why not use it.
Hardware features
The Zune's hardware has remained remarkably consistent across its line. The only changes that have been seen are the move from a dpad to a squircle trackpad, and the addition of a smaller unit, as well as several specialty units. The Zune hardware has always had WiFi and an FM radio, and this does not look like it is going to change at any time soon.
The iPod has had a hardware history as colorful as Apple's old logo. The shape of the various iPods has morphed around, their colors have flashed through the spectrum, and their input system, while always the clickwheel or a touchscreen, has seen many renovations. Other than these input/color/shape changes, the iPod hardware has stayed fairly consistent. No WiFi has been added, excepting the iPod Touch, and no FM has been added.
If all that mattered was appearance, the iPod would win hands down. But in my book, features beat appearance, and in that case the Zune wins. Yes, its less attractive, but remember this. The more attractive your device, the more likely it is to tempt a thief.
User input
By user input, i am referring to the navigation/playback controls the devices use.
The iPod's input system is a marvel of simplicity. All it consists of is a large, touch sensitive wheel. The wheel can be pressed in one of 4 directions to trigger playback controls, and the center of it acts as a select button. However, the wheel can only be turned in 2 directions, and this limits it to one axis of interface motion. Slightly more complicated actions, such as seeking in a track or changing views from album to artist mode, take button presses and scrolls.
The Zune's new input system is a dramatic improvement over the old one. The first generation zune input system only allowed for presses or holds, a user could not scroll. It was a directional pad, confusingly shaped like a wheel. For users changing from the iPod, many people often thought it was a clickwheel, and attempted to use it as such, only to result in failure. The new system is similar to a laptop's trackpad. The user can sweep their fingers across it and preform scrolls and interface movements. Users can also press the 4 cardinal directions of the pad to trigger movements, similar to the way a d-pad would work, but this is done via sensors, not by physical switches. Sweeps and Presses can be treated the same by the interface, or differently; depending on settings, sweeping may seek while presses may skip. Like the trackwheel, the squricle, as microsoft calls it, is touch sensitive, and cannot be operated while wearing gloves. Both versions of the Zune's input, however, have 2-directional navigation, as opposed to the iPod's single direction. The input can go up or down or left or right, without having to press any buttons to switch between this. This functionality is used in a number of creative ways throughout the interface.
However, the zune has 3 buttons on its front, as opposed to the single wheel of the iPod. Other than the squrcle, the zune has a Back button and a Play/Pause button. The iPod has similar functions on the click wheel.
For simplicity, the iPods controls are unbeatible. For usage, the Zune's win. 2 directions are better than one, and the ability to detect the difference between sweeps and presses is very useful.
This is where the tables switch. The iPod interface typically requires many levels to achieve simple functions, and lists of items can be quite long, due to the mono-directional type of its input. The zune interface, however, is mostly straitforward.
When a user wants to pick out a song on the iPod, they have to go through several layers. Starting at the main menu item Music, they have to then move to Album, Artist, Genre, Track, or Search view The user then must navigate into the selection they chose. In the case of Album, Artist, and Genre views, the user has the option to play an album, or be presented with a list of tracks. To change views from one to the other, the user has to back out, select another view, and move into it.
On the Zune, however, this operation is much simpler. The user selects music, and is instantly presented with a list of choices. They switch views by pressing/scrolling in the X direction of their trackpads, and scroll through the list of items by using the Y direction. This is a much faster way of navigating through lists of music. Selecting anything other than a track gives people the option to preform a number of actions, such as add to playlist, play all, send to another user, etc.
During Playback
During playback, both players let users preform a number of actions on the music they are listening to, such as seek through the track, rate the item, add it to a quick play list, toggle shuffle, and view its details.
On the iPod, these functions are accessed through repeated presses of the center select button. Each press switches to a different function. This is to compensate for the singular direction of entry. The default form of input is Volume control, but seek and the others are accessed through menu presses
The Zune presents many options, but they are much easier to access. Volume is assigned to the Y axis and seeking is done by the X axis. Pressing the squircle brings up a menu, with almost identical features to the iPod's, except in one easy to use menu, instead of through button presses. The only difference is the Zune's rating control, which, unlike the iPod's 5 star system, is a Love/Hate system, similar to that of Last.fm. The 2 directional control reverses when watching videos, but since that is done in a horizontal mode, it remains the same in functionality.
If you want to go with the crowd, get an iPod. If you want to get features, get a Zune.
This is a crossposting from Paradox Designs, Paradox460's personal website. It is © 2008 Paradox designs


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Next-generation Chevrolet Corvette to boast new, high-tech V-8 engine
On Wednesday, Chevrolet brand owner, General Motors (GM), unveiled the new, high-tech 6.2-liter V-8 engine for the company's next-generation model of Chevrolet Corvette.
The engine of the new Corvette model - which will be introduced at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit in January 2013 - will replace the existing 6.2-liter powerplant of the 2013 Corvette; and will be the first of the fifth generation of GM's "small block" V-8 engines.
With engineers revealing that the new Corvette's V-8 engine will put out 450 horsepower, and will be capable of helping the car pick up a 0-60 mph speed in less than four seconds, Chevrolet said that the next-generation version of the company's sleek sports car will be the fastest, the most powerful and the most efficient of all the Corvette models manufactured thus far.
So far as the mileage is concerned, while it might take till next year for the Environmental Protection Agency to carry out the next-generation Corvette's mileage tests, it is being believed that the car will probably be more fuel efficient than the present Corvette which gives 26 miles per gallon on the highway.
About the next-generation Corvette's engine, Tadge Juechter - chief engineer on the 2014 Corvette - said: "The Holy Grail for developing a performance car is delivering greater performance and more power with greater fuel economy, and that's what we've achieved."


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Snowy & Toffee
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This gorgeous pair of bunnies came in via Inspectors from a large multi rabbit and cat household to reduce numbers as the owner couldn't manage. They have been health checked at Greater Manchester Animal hospital, neutered and chipped (Snowy was already chipped), they will start vaccinations in due course. Toffee is more confident and Snowy definitely relies on Toffee for confidence (hopefully she's just timid and not blind which is common in Albinos). They are patiently waiting for a home where they will have lots of deserved attention and care. Housing requirement is a 'minimum' sized 6x2x2ft hutch with a minimum 'attached' 8x4ft run plus freedom to a secure garden/alternative area for stimulation. Please watch this video on why we ask for minimum sized hutch/run:
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There is no doubt that Alden Richards is now one of the brightest stars in the industry after he was accidentally paired up with Maine Mendoza in the noontime show of Eat Bulaga.
A lot of people claim that the chemistry of Maine Mendoza and Alden Richards was undeniable as they made a lot of buzz over the social media sites.
Now, there are rumors that another network is offering a huge amount for him to transfer to their network. Though there are no evidences yet, this news had been making rounds over the social media sites.
But the fans don't have to worry because Alden has a contract with GMA Network for the next 4 years. It means that he will be staying in the same network until this contract expires.
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Jill felt led to write this book because of the rise among Christians who are defending drinking. Her deep convictions against drinking alcoholic beverages has prompted her to study the Bible and prepare this book for readers who are searching for the truth.
"Should Christians Drink Alcohol?" is a book every born again believer should have. It's easy reading with scriptural answers to the prevalent questions regarding alcohol in the Christian's life. Did Jesus drink? Would He want us to? Why is it wrong? Is drinking in moderation o.k? These and other questions are answered in her book. The book is only 60 pages long, but informative and interesting.
There is also a companion DVD and CD available to order upon request. To order the DVD or CD, you must e-mail Jill at: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Rodgers And Hammerstein Concert
Community Concert Association of Bordentown
Categorized as: Art & Galleries, Nightlife & Entertainment, All Ages
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- Bordentown Regional Middle School
- March 22, 2015
- Adults $15, Students $5
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This concert will be a newly staged revue, under the direction of Robert Violette, featuring musical theater favorites both classic and contemporary. You will hear songs from hit shows such as "South Pacific," "Carousel," "The Sound of Music," "Oklahoma," and "The King and I." Four professional singing actors will entertain you in this new production which will have its premiere performance in Bordentown.
Bordentown Regional Middle School, 50 Dunn's Mill Road, Bordentown, N.J. Tickets: Adults $15: Students $5. Additional information call 609-298-5465.Visit Event Website for More Info
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With a line drawn under the MCU's phase two it's time to set our sights to phase three and all that it entails. Although Marvel have already announced most of the actors who will bring their superheroes to life, not all have been cast yet, so let's look at the front runners for each role and see how things could shape up!
Although there is a big Spiderman shaped hole in the MCU at the moment, let's concentrate on the Marvel small screen adaptations first. With the undeniable success of Daredevil it is no surprise that people are excited for the rest of the Marvel x Netflix shows in the shape of A.K.A Jessica Jones and Luke Cage coming soon but the fourth installment Iron Fist is supposedly uncast as of yet. I say supposedly as last week Ryan Phillippe put out a statement saying he was going to speak with Marvel about an unspecified role and that he couldn't reveal any more at this moment in time:
"I'm meeting with … Marvel is interested in talking about Netflix, a series possibly"
His IMDB page would suggest that not only did these talks go well but he is indeed going to be Danny Rand; Iron Fist. There has been no official word yet but it seems to be pretty certain. At 40 he wouldn't be the youngest candidate to play Iron Fist but with a black belt in Tae Kwando Phillippe is able to do the moves of the Chi empowered superhero himself. Here is an alternative I'd like to put in the mix however, with the darker world that Netflix has opened up for Marvel, The Punisher is getting a reboot too it would seem. Although Scott Adkins has publically said he'd love to play The Punisher, I think Phillippe could do the role justice. Although there are plenty of other roles he could play, Daredevil's nemesis Bullseye could be another? There has been no word on who will fill the gigantic shoes of Fisk in the second series of Daredevil but Bullseye seems as likely as any. Plus much like Daredevil did, Bullseye is in dire need of a screen reboot as the film dragged the respectable villain through the mud. I digress, it does seem Phillippe will be Iron Fist, meaning the door is open for Adkins to be The Punisher if Marvel think about taking him up on his offer.
Possibly the big Marvel casting news as of late is the whittling down to two candidates for the New Avenger…Spiderman. Asa Butterfield will go mano y mano with Tom Holland for the prize of being Peter Parker. I was aware that they wanted a younger webslinger but I'm not fully convinced. I can whole heartedly say I think they have cast everybody so perfectly so far but this has got my puzzled. They're both great actors in their own right but they're both quite slight, I know Peter Parker isn't a muscle bound enforcer but I just wonder how small either of them is going to look when on screen with the Avengers, Thor and Captain America in particular. I agree neither predecessor has been perfect, although I am slightly more in the Andrew Garfield camp but they needed a mix of Toby Maguire and Andrew Garfield. And my question is, are either of the candidates that mix between Maguire and Garfield? Garfield had the sarcastic, normal teenager feel down to a tee whereas Maguire had the child genius bit down to a tee. It's great that it looks like it'll definitely be an English actor, in fact its excellent that Marvel have looked at English talent for their movies and TV in general; Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Quicksilver), Charlie Cox (Daredevil), Andy Serkis (Ulysses Klaue), Paul Bettany (Jarvis/Vision), Benedict Cumberbatch (Dr Strange) to name a few. If I had to pick out of Asa or Tom I think Asa just has the edge for me. He has more, big movie experience and he has that nerdy but cool vibe that Peter Parker embodies. Whoever gets picked for the role, I am undoubtedly excited for the MCU phase three.
So they are the big casting rumours and news in the world of Marvel at the moment but there are still tonnes of villains to be announced plus we never know who else they might chuck in the mix before Marvel has finished with us. So let me know who you're backing for Spidey…is Ryan Phillippe your Iron Fist? Join the conversation and let us know in the comments.