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The group format of the Match Play continues with 16 groups of four battling it out over the next few days in order to try and get the coveted prize on Sunday evening. The 16 group winners contest the 2nd round and knockout commences until we find a winner. Last year the venue moved to Austin, Texas where it is held again. The bombers may well dominate again as the top 4 last year were Day, Oosthuizen, Cabrera-Bello and McIlroy. As we saw in Mexico the big hitters are taking over the game and seem able to overcome any course nowadays. Once again at the weekend we saw the accurate game of Kevin Kisner outfought by the brute force of Marc Leishman. Bar Spieth who can compete with anyone, the big hitters have such a huge advantage these days and they are becoming ever more dominant.
McIlroy heads the field after a superb display of golf over the final two days at Bayhill. It was just a shade too late and he will be hoping that habit doesn't continue towards Augusta as that is what has failed him over the past few years. He has a solid record in this event now and few would put it past him to get far once again but with the volatile nature of this event meaning if you lose one game in the group stages that you're likely to bow out, single figures just isn't worth taking. We'll see far better opportunities at single figures throughout the year than this.
Many will pour over matchplay figures to find a winner here, but truth be told over 18 holes anything can happen from hangovers to bowel problems and even with each at their full potential there's not an awful lot between plenty of these players. I'll be looking at big hitters and those with a favourable draw. With one top ten in the last 6 months and extremely mediocre results, Bubba Watson is a target this week and THOMAS PIETERS is granted this draw on a silver platter. Scott Piercy and Johnny Vegas will not be pushovers but Pieters should definitely have the game to dispatch of Watson with the way he's playing right now. With praise being heaped upon the Belgian I wanted to wait until I saw him in some action Stateside and he has started extremely well. 2nd at Riviera was followed up with a top 5 at the latest WGC in Mexico. Couple that with his hugely impressive debut in the Ryder Cup and I certainly wasn't expecting to see 50/1 across the board and a top price of 55/1 available. Massive price.£10 Free Credit and a £500 Deposit Bonus
LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN has not missed a cut in 9 months and is generally playing very consistent golf. With a run all the way to final last year only to come up against an in form Jason Day he could well be primed for another run at a title where he has got the quarters on another two occasions. He seems to like the group format with two quarter final defeats as well as last years runner up spot since the event changed format. He comes up against Matsuyama who would be a formidable opponent as even the shots he mis-hits seem to head for the flag. After a scintillating last few months his form has somewhat dipped with a missed cut Riviera followed by 25th and 45th in Mexico and Bayhill. He certainly doesn't seem to be hitting the heights of the last few months and at the best of times has a very questionable putting stroke. Overall, Louis has the length and the experience to get far in this event once again and I didn't think we'd see such a fancy price about him either.
Finally we'll also have a smaller bet on PATRICK REED. I am unconvinced by his form hence the small bet but should he fancy this matchplay event like he has done some other matchplay down the years then the price could look big come the weekend. My main reason for backing him is he has a favourable group draw. Brooks Koepka is in woeful form and should be easily enough overcome. Bigger hitters dominated last year so I'd be wary of supporting Dufner, and his third opponent Kevin Kisner is reeling after a tough defeat at the weekend. I'm hoping Reed may enjoy a smooth ride into the last 16 in which case we'll be on a shade of value.


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BOOKING 5 BEDROOM/5 BATH HOUSE FOR THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS (the owner's apartment is being renovated and not available in the off season). An IDEAL meeting place for large groups!
WE ARE ALSO TAKING SUMMER RESERVATIONS FOR the 8 BEDROOM/BATH FULL HOUSE (owner's apartment INCLUDED).
"SURF HAVEN" IS A RENOVATED CENTURY VICTORIAN HOME AND FORMER BED & BREAKFAST THAT IS AN IDEAL HOME FOR FAMILY HOLIDAYS, GATHERINGS, WEDDINGS, GIRLS WEEKENDS OR RETREATS. Book now for Thanksgiving, December Holidays and New Years as we have many early and return bookings from last season and summer.
Summer rentals for the FULL HOUSE (8 bedrooms & 6 bathrooms) are all Friday-Friday and are booking fast.
SURF HAVEN is a house truly has it all...steps to beach (we are 5 houses from the beach on the 1st beach block!), downtown Ocean Grove, ocean views, 8 bedrooms & 6 bathrooms, two outdoor showers, 2 renovated kitchens, private balconies with panoramic ocean views, 3 blocks to the many five star restaurants in Asbury Park and access to a beach locker!
Summer weekly (Friday-Friday) rental rate is $6850.
Enjoy spectacular ocean views from every floor at this charming renovated century Victorian home which has 8 comfortable bedrooms, 6 full bath rooms (5 of the bedrooms have their own full bath!!), 3 porches with panoramic ocean views, two private outdoor showers, two kitchens, two living rooms, washer/dryer, WIFI, cable/DVR, A/C in all rooms, 2 blocks to town (3 blocks to Asbury Park), gas grill, sleeps 15.
No lugging beach chairs and toys to the beach since this rental comes with access to a beach locker and 8 beach badges. We do not provide beach umbrellas.
The breakout of the 8 bedrooms; One bedroom has a king bed, four bedrooms have full/queen beds (one of these rooms also has a full size futon), two rooms have 2 twin beds and one room has 1 twin bed.
Room #1 (1st FLOOR/sleeps 2); Queen Bed with full bath - IDEAL for older guests
Room #2 (2nd FLOOR/sleeps 2); Full Bed with balcony and designated full bath down the hall
Room #3 (2nd FLOOR/sleeps 2); King Bed with balcony and full attached bath
Room #4 (2nd FLOOR/sleeps 2); 2 Twin beds with full attached bath
Room #5 (2nd FLOOR/sleeps 2); Full Bed with full attached bath
Room #6 (3rd FLOOR - APT/sleeps 2); Queen bed with balcony
Room #7 (3rd FLOOR - APT/sleeps 2); 2 Twin Beds with balcony
Room #8 (3rd FLOOR - APT/sleeps 1); 1 Twin Bed
SECURITY: WEEKLY RENTALS: A $600 security deposit is required to guarantee the reservation. This is fully refundable the week after your stay (the house, which if fully cleaned upon arrival, will need to be in the condition it was when renters arrived or all/portions of the deposit will be held). No smoking in the house or porch/no pets without prior approval & fees
CANCELLATION POLICY; $600 Security deposit is held if cancellation occurs prior to first payment.
If payments are made; 50% of rent is forfeited 90 days prior; full rent forfeited 4 weeks prior (ONLY if house can't be re-rented - we will do our best to get the house rented).
MISC - The house comes with linens and towels.
Ocean Grove -- was recently rated by FODOR's Travel as one of the top 10 beaches in the world! It is a beautiful and charming town, renowned for the highest percentage of Victorian homes of any town in the country. You can walk any where in this quaint, family-oriented little slice of heaven, an oasis only 60 miles from New York City. From cute shops and casual dining, to beach and board walk activities and a wide range of live entertainment at the famous 'Great Auditorium' and clubs and night life in neighboring Asbury Park.
Great decor and porches, big enough for a large family, ocean breezes fill the house, so close to the beach, great views of the ocean, plenty of bathrooms (8 showers!) and Asbury Park a couple of blocks away.
The home was so lovely and had enough room and all that was needed for a girl friend get away. It was a perfect location to the beach and down town. Annie, who we rented from, was so helpful and went above and beyond with making us feel comfortable. Loved it!
This house is beautiful, for sure. Tons of space, bedrooms, bathrooms. And the location - my gosh. Steps to the beach. But the best part of the house was the owner - she was so helpful, accommodating, responsive. I booked this house for a full month and housed 7 of my employees there while on location for an event. It was the perfect place to offer some shared areas and space to cook but also plenty of bedrooms to give these folks some privacy at night. Would be an excellent spot for a big family reunion. We were really impressed and how quickly the owner took care of things when we had questions or needed help with something in the house.
My family gathered at Annie's house for a Thanksgiving reunion and found the house comfortable and well- equipped. We had a relaxing time, slept well in the great beds and enjoyed the beach even in the cool weather! It was the perfect place for us and we highly recommend it to other families looking for a homey spot to reconnect and relax. Though we didn't need to call on her for any problems, Annie was available to help in any way and was most welcoming and hospitable.
We spent a long weekend at Annie's house in Ocean Grove with 10 friends from high school. The house was lovely and in a perfect location. It is right near the beach and close to both Asbury Park and the center of Ocean Grove. Annie was so attentive to our needs and so easy to deal with. She even left flowers for us and a lovely bottle of wine! I would highly recommend this house for a pleasant stay in Ocean Grove.
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SECURITY: A $600 security deposit is required to guarantee the reservation. This is fully refundable the week after your stay (the house, which if fully cleaned upon arrival, will need to be in the condition it was when renters arrived or all/portions of the deposit will be held).
Cancellation policy; $600 Security deposit is held if a cancellation occurs after booking. If there is a cancellation - 50% of rent is forfeited 90 days prior to arrival; full rent is forfeited 6 weeks prior (payments will be held ONLY if the house can't be re-rented – I will always do my absolute best to get the house rented at the same rate you are paying so that you would get a full refund which would include your security deposit as well).


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Did you know that Victoria's Secret Beauty is one of the best-selling brands in the country? Yep. Who knew? A revamp of the line's VS Makeup means it's worth a new look, and it probably doesn't hurt that Christian Siriano and Heidi Klum are collaborating on makeup collections for the brand. Heidi's latest endeavor is a collection of makeup inspired by her travels to the spiritual city of Varanasi, India. To that end, the jewel-toned packaging is gorgeously draped in golds, pinks, and purples.
I've been playing around with some of the products, and one thing stands out above everything else: Heidi Klum Perfect Lipstick ($16) in Exotic Spice. It's pretty much the perfect versatile shade of nude pink, and the moist and creamy formula has just a hint of shine. It works for a natural, low-key look as well as a glamorous nighttime one, and it just feels nice on the lips. I'm not absolutely crazy about the chocolate scent, but your mileage may vary. Either way, this has become my go-to shade — even if I don't look like Heidi with it on.


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NHL News: Player News and Updates for 11/30/15
NHL Daily Updates: Checking in on the Latest News, Daily Schedule and More
November 30, 2015
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We've got just four games on the NHL schedule tonight, but there are some good matchups mixed in there. While we're waiting, let's check out some of the notable players and stats out there in our daily wrap-up.
Reilly Smith, RW, Florida Panthers: Yesterday's only NHL action featured the Panthers and the Red Wings squaring off at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Florida took a 2-1 overtime victory, with Smith tying the game in the third and Brian Campbell scoring the game-winner at 1:20 into the extra period.
Dylan Larkin logged the lone score for the Red Wings, who are now 12-8-4 on the year. They've played four straight overtime games and have gone to extras in six of their past seven.
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The Leafs' Joffrey Lupul will miss out on tonight's game against the Oilers due to an undisclosed injury.
The ailment is reportedly a "nagging" issue, which could explain why Lupul has just one point over his last five games. He has eight goals and three assists this season.
Speaking of the Leafs, Garret Sparks will be making his NHL debut tonight in goal for Toronto.
James Reimer is apparently still hurting, and the team is opting to go with Sparks over Jonathan Bernier.
As for Sparks, he's been great at the AHL level with an 8-2-1 record, a 1.90 GAA and a save percentage of .938.
The Ducks' Jiri Sekac hasn't played in a game since the first of this month, but he's begun skating on his own.
Sekac is still trying to get over an ankle injury, but doesn't quite have a concrete timetable just yet.
NHL Daily Schedule: Here's a look at the league's daily schedule. Let's check out the matchups, times and channels where you can find all the action.
Monday, November 30, 2015:
Colorado Avalanche at NY Islanders (ALT2, MSG+)
Carolina Hurricanes at NY Rangers (FS-CR, MSG)
Edmonton Oilers at Toronto Maple Leafs (TVAS, SN)
Vancouver Canucks at Anaheim Ducks (SNP, FS-W)
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Concerns for the mental health of college students in North America have been steadily rising in recent years. Professionals report that anxiety, stress and depression have grown exponentially across campuses, and some colleges are finding themselves ill-equipped to help the rising number of students who struggle with mental illnesses.
A 2011 survey of 1,600 University of Alberta students reported that 50 percent had felt hopeless within a 12-month period. Over half felt overwhelming anxiety, and seven percent admitted to seriously considering suicide. Ryerson University's Centre for Student Development and Counselling in Toronto saw a 200 percent increase in demand from students in crisis situations in the past year.
In the past two years, three Queen's University students committed suicide. The events prompted Queen's Principal Daniel Woolf to establish a commission on mental health to explore the source of anxiety, depression and stress among college students. Though the findings have yet to be released, a discussion paper was released earlier this summer. An article in Maclean's cited the following factors:
- stress of moving away from home;
- academic demands;
- social pressures;
- parents' expectations;
- fear of graduating into a tough job market;
- pre-existing diagnosis of mental illness;
- difficulty coping with the rapidly changing world; and
- black-and-white thinking regarding success and failure.
While some of these pressures are widely applicable to the college years in general, the two most generation-defining factors in Canada's current mental health statistics are related to the poor economy and an intense reliance on technology.
A study conducted by MyBluePrint found that 81 percent of Canadian high school students feel moderate to high levels of stress when it comes to planning their post-secondary options. College tuitions are consistently rising each year, and as alternatives like government grants and summer work programs decline, many students are forced to take out student loans.
The average student who graduates from a Canadian university holds $27,000 in debt, and today's students are under increased pressure to make sure their investments pay off. Facing the consequences of a debt-financed venture in an uncertain economic climate could make anyone feel a little anxious, but most students are mentally unprepared for the amount of stress the responsibility entails.
Coping with stress is a skill that develops over time, and technology can be a distraction from the type of deep contemplation and introspection that is necessary to mentally process large life problems. Technology can also serve as a distraction from misgivings and stress, allowing students to avoid a problem until it reaches its most demanding peak.
With information and communication at their fingertips, it's easy for students to become apprehensive about unknown factors like doing well on a test or finding a job in a tough market. Distracted and apprehensive, students can struggle when confronted with harsh, real-world challenges.
In a time when young adults should be growing and reflecting, the margin for mistakes has grown smaller. Students know that the financial pressures of student loans or a subpar job (or both) could result in lifelong challenges, and the stresses of financial pressures can perpetuate depression and anxiety.
Financial stress normally includes the emotions of dread, anxiety and fear, and it can also lead to depreciation in self-value. Those who graduate into the recession could experience financial stress due to a high debt-to-asset ratio—not an unlikely scenario as Canadian students are currently $20 billion in debt.


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This car is part of a collection that has been a no-holes barred restoration effort. This beautiful example of Americana boosts "factory correct" at every step. ( except for the stainless steel exhaust system) It runs and drives perfectly. The photos will show a specimen that has perfect components - from the drive train to the door seals. Full restoration of all the dash-board parts, radio and instruments - let you get a car like you were taking it off of he show-room floor in 1957. This car has been a part of a much-loved collection for many years - but now the order has been given to " thin the herd" This is a rare opportunity for some fortunate individual to get to enjoy this master piece. If you have been looking for that perfect piece of American Muscle History to park in your garage - and drive your dream cruises, this is the car for you.


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Gaffney looks to stay on rise
AN Armagh club is in All-Ireland final action and it's not Crossmaglen -- in fact, it's not even a football decider.
The team in question is Middletown Na Fianna, who face Mount Leinster Rangers from Carlow in a unique AIB Intermediate hurling final pairing at Croke Park tomorrow.
In a year where some of the weakest hurling counties have axed their senior inter-county sides to allow their clubs to participate in the newly introduced Tain leagues, Armagh has gone from strength to strength.
And Middletown's shock win over Effin of Limerick in the semi-finals to progress to tomorrow's showpiece has only added to the feelgood factor around hurling in the county that has shown a steady graph of improvement over a number of years.
In 2007, they reached the Nicky Rackard decider and they won the same competition two years later. They now operate at Chrsity Ring level.
In 2010 Keady became the first club from outside Antrim, Derry and Down to contest the Ulster Club SHC final, while at county level last year, Armagh shocked Down to reached their first Ulster final since 1946.
"There has been definitely a lot of work trying to improve the hurling. Paul Kelly (Armagh hurling board chairman) set out plans to restructure hurling in the county and get coaches involved, going around the primary schools," said Middletown captain Ryan Gaffney, who works as a hurling coach in the county.
"It seems to be working. There are a lot of good underage teams coming up -- the minors and U-21s have all got to Ulster finals and if we can keep them coming up, we'll have a decent senior team."
Middletown are central to that revival. Thirteen of the side that shocked the Limerick champions last time out are part of the county's senior squad and the club are now reaping the rewards of a plan that started a decade ago.
At 25, Gaffney is one of the older members of the panel and as if to underline the new-found confidence in Armagh hurling, it will be his third time to play at Croke Park and he estimates that close to a dozen of the panel have lined out at HQ.
"A lot of people around the country -- and even up North -- were saying an Armagh team beating a Limerick team shouldn't be happening in hurling.
"A lot of people have underestimated us, but we watched them play and we were all confident that we could beat them and luckily enough we did."
Carlow have also enjoyed success on the hurling field in recent seasons and Rangers captain Karl Lawler predicts a tight game.
"It's great for hurling that this is the final," he said. "The Kilkennys and Corks have dominated over the last couple of years, so for us to be there is brilliant.
"Middletown seem to be a similar team to us. I notice they put up some big scores and physically look very strong. Carlow hurling is on the up, so this would be a nice one to get."
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asked if all prey wound up in the same position inside the pred's stomach or if it varied by the angle of swallowing. In need to answer him and in desire to draw something non-comic, non-request related, this piece was born! Please don't mind the crappy doodle anatomy in the small pictures. I hope you all enjoy!
Heh nice! The Vore Sutra?
Hmm... This might come in handy.
If I could choose one way to get eaten. It would probably be forward feet first. Looks the most comfortable when you're inside.
Good stuff! DEFINITELY getting a fave!
Wow this is very impressive, all four directions a prey can possibly go down a preds throat in one picture... I didnt even think I would even find a pic of that ever! especially by such a good artist that draws prey bulges perfectly, to how I like them anyway, vague and tight. <3 Thanks for uploading this its awesome in every way. ^^
Not only that but I can imagine this would make super good reference for vore artist out there that like to draw the bulges and can't work out how the prey curls up and poses in an anthro pred stomach to draw them right, I'm thinking thats maybe why so many vore artists resort to the boring 'round' belly look or the weird stretchy latex look heh.
Not only that but I can imagine this would make super good reference for vore artist out there that like to draw the bulges and can't work out how the prey curls up and poses in an anthro pred stomach to draw them right, I'm thinking thats maybe why so many vore artists resort to the boring 'round' belly look or the weird stretchy latex look heh.
If there is some kind of a little vote going on I vote prey going down feet first as the hottest digestion as well, lets the prey scream, talk and struggles like crazy all the way down, as well as the head bulge doing down last is just an amazing sight to see. <3~ As for facing direction... I think the prey inwards has a nice look with the belly arching with the back shape. ^^
I find myself wondering how it would look with all four at the same time... ^_^
For nonconsensual vore, feet first allows the prey to scream all the way down, and forward feet first lets both of them see what's coming. That has my highest vote!
The first one seems the most comfy.
Shouldn't that last one say "backward"?
Wouldn't it be safer to vore humans that were deboned alive or had very bad osteoporosis?
this is very helpful for a artist new to vore.
This is a great reference!
don't know how I never saw this!
what would sideways look like?
Very nice illustrations here. However, I would see mechanical issues with the headfirst diagrams. In "backward, head first" (the first one, since the third and fourth are both labelled "forward, head first", the knees end up really high, under the breast and leave no room to allow the knee to pivot the feet out of the throat. And in the last one, the same problem occurs, but with the hips. Since you're showing the head staying low, the butt never gets further down than the lower ribcage, leaving the legs in the throat. The only way for the final position to be possible if if the pred's throat and ribcage expand to allow the thighs to be bend forward to pull he legs fully inward.
Not really. If you look at the mini-sketches, you can see how the prey would reach that position. In the backwards, head first position, the prey would be going in one downward direction until the knees enter the stomach. (The stomach being much more flexible and the ribcage expanding/other organs moving to accommodate for, well, the living person inside.) Once the knees are inside the stomach, the downward force and positioning of the prey would push the upper leg down towards the pred's legs. While the prey's upper legs are moving down, this makes more room for the lower legs in the stomach. The same happens in Forward, Head first in the opposite direction. Hope this helps!
To be honest, I thought I was being ridiculous in even bringing up the issue. It's impressive that you'd care enough to even respond. Not many artists would.
Well done.
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I do. As does everyone in the universe. For example, I am a rather terrible cook and I would love help learning how to not burn any dish I stick in the oven. I'm also very poor at my Physics class, so a tutor would be a blessing. In addition to this, my interest in the desire of others to look at works they do not enjoy or understand with subjective judgement is only at a sub-par level of understanding. However, studying you could gleen various new information on the topic, if you're, oh excuse me, "ur" willing to help.
fantastic!! Vore positioning tutorial! lol
This is by far, one of my fav works of yours. Flipping excellent. Any chance of a similar on for unbirth or such? Fantastic work, mate.
Wouldn't the last one be "Backwards Head First" because you have the last two both listed as "Forward Head First"....
I find this both weird and incredibly interesting.
Que carajo? ._.
¿Qué? El situacion o el mujer? XD La palabrota no es specifico.
looks like you covered all the bases
This is a really great idea!
but in the last two panels, you wrote "forward head first" in both, so which is which? O:
but in the last two panels, you wrote "forward head first" in both, so which is which? O:
I think the first kind is my favorite because of how round it makes the belly, but head-first gives you a lot more time to manipulate the situation without interference, so I'm torn.
If I was going to have to pick.... Forward head first... Or forward feet first....Haha! XD
Silly and interesting comic you made here xP good work Indeed!
Wow - I've never seen anyone do this before. For those of us who love the idea of being vored, it's extra hot to consider how we're positioned inside her stomach.
Cute pred
I.love.them all GURGLE.DIGEST.GROAN
I think Backwards Feet first would be the most "comfortable" position for the prey... I'd like to try that! Can I meet Avora? XD
This is pretty cool.


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The EU court in Luxembourg has ruled that Israel cannot pass off products made by settlers on occupied Palestinian land as its own in order to get customs perks.
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Israeli customs authorities had put forward documents saying that the goods were made in Israel and fell under the customs rules of the EU-Israel Association Agreement.
But the court said Soda-Club should have obtained papers from the Palestinian Authority instead if it wanted any customs breaks.
"Products obtained in locations which have been placed under Israeli administration since 1967 do not qualify for the preferential treatment provided for under that [EU-Israel] agreement," the court explained in a statement, referring to the 1967 Six-Day War.
The ruling sets an EU-wide precedent for Israeli imports to the union, worth €8.8 billion last year.
It is unlikely to have a big financial impact, however. The European Commission says that exports from settlements currently account for just 0.87 percent of the trade volume.
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An internal EU report of November 2009 written by the 21 EU embassies located in Ramallah said the union should put pressure on settler products from the most sensitive occupied regions as a mini-sanction.
It outlined a number of measures under the rubric "Recommendations to re-inforce the EU policy on East Jerusalem," including to "ensure that products manufactured in East Jerusalem are not exported to the EU under the EU-Israel Association Agreement," and to "provide guidance on origin labeling for settlement products to major EU retailers."
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Primary immunization of humans with smallpox vaccine (live vaccinia virus (VACV)) consistently elicits antibody responses to six VACV virion membrane proteins, including A13. However, whether anti-A13 antibody contributes to immune protection against orthopoxviruses was unknown. Here, we isolated a murine monoclonal antibody (mAb) against A13 from a mouse that had been infected with VACV. The anti-A13 mAb bound to recombinant A13 protein with an affinity of 3.4 nM and neutralized VACV mature virions. Passive immunization of mice with the anti-A13 mAb protected against intranasal VACV infection. The epitope of the anti-A13 mAb was mapped to a 10-amino acid sequence conserved in all orthopoxviruses, including viriola virus and monkeypox virus, suggesting that anti-A13 antibodies elicited by smallpox vaccine might contribute to immune protection against orthopoxviruses. In addition, our data demonstrates that anti-A13 mAbs are effective for treating orthopoxvirus infection.
Smallpox, once a deadly infectious disease afflicting millions of people, was officially eradicated more than 30 years ago through a global immunization campaign with live vaccinia virus (VACV). Routine smallpox vaccination has since stopped, as the vaccine carries risk for a significant portion of the population (Fulginiti et al., 2003), including pregnant women and immunocompromised individuals. The current population largely lacks protective immunity to smallpox, which is now considered to be a potential bioterrorism agent, and to monkeypox, which is still endemic in parts of Africa. Monkeypox virus causes a smallpox-like disease in humans with approximately 10% mortality rate (Parker et al., 2007). It was accidentally imported to the U.S. in 2003, causing a brief outbreak in the Midwest. Currently, the only licensed therapeutics to treat infection by an orthopoxvirus is Vaccinia Immune Globulin (VIG) (Hopkins and Lane, 2004), a blood product derived from people immunized with smallpox vaccine. VIG contains neutralizing antibodies against VACV and is used to treat complications of VACV vaccination. However, the exact composition of VIG is not well defined and its supply depends on the availability of people vaccinated with smallpox vaccine, so there has been considerable interest in developing well-defined immunotherapies for treating orthopoxvirius infection.
VACV, the prototypical orthopoxvirus, produces two types of infectious virions that are biologically and antigenically different (Condit et al., 2006; Moss, 2007; Smith et al., 2002). The majority of the virions produced are intracellular mature virions (MVs), which remain inside the cell until cell lysis. MVs contain an envelope with more than 20 envelope proteins. A fraction of MVs gain additional membranes inside the cells and eventually exit the cells as the extracellular enveloped viruses (EVs) (Smith et al., 2002). EV contains an additional envelope with at least six envelope proteins. Antibodies against both MV and EV are required for optimal immune protection against orthopoxvirus. Among the EV proteins, B5 is the major target of neutralization antibodies (Bell et al., 2004; Benhnia et al., 2009; Putz et al., 2006), while A33 is the target of protective antibody (Galmiche et al., 1999). Depletion of ant-B5 antibodies from sera of vaccinated individuals greatly reduced in vitro neutralization of EVs (Bell et al., 2004; Putz et al., 2006). Among the MV envelop proteins, A27 (Rodriguez et al., 1985), L1 (Ichihashi and Oie, 1996; Wolffe et al., 1995), D8 (Hsiao et al., 1999), H3 (Davies et al., 2005), A28 (Nelson et al., 2008) and A17 (Wallengren et al., 2001) are known to be the targets of neutralizing antibodies. However, no single protein has been found to be the dominant MV-neutralizing target, as depletion of individual or a combination of the major MV-neutralizing antibodies from sera of vaccinated individuals did not significantly reduce neutralization of MV (Aldaz-Carroll et al., 2005; Benhnia et al., 2008; He et al., 2007).
Primary VACV immunization in humans consistently elicits antibody response to at least 12 antigens (Davies et al., 2007), including membrane proteins on MV (A13, A17, D8 and H3) and EV (B5 and A33). However, it was unknown whether anti-A13 antibodies play any role in immune protection against orthopoxvirus. In the current study, we isolated an anti-A13 monoclonal antibody (mAb) from a mouse that had been infected with VACV. The characterization of the anti-A13 mAb shows that anti-A13 antibodies can contribute to immune protection against orthopoxviruses and that anti-A13 mAbs are effective for treating orthopoxvirus infection.
Similar to what we reported recently (Meng et al., 2011), we developed anti-VACV mAbs from a BALB/c mouse that had been infected with WR strain of VACV. Among the mAbs, one (clone name 11F7) immunoprecipitated a 12-kda protein from HeLa cells that had been infected with VACV (Fig. 1A). The 11F7 mAb also recognized the 12-kda protein in a Western blot of VACV-infected HeLa cells (Fig. 1B). Mass spectrometry finger-printing analysis of the 12-kDa protein matched two peptides with that of VACV A13 protein (30% sequence coverage, data not shown). This identification was confirmed by an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) in which 11F7 specifically recognized recombinant A13 protein expressed in E. coli. (Fig. 1C). The isotype of 11F7 was determined to be IgG2a (data not shown). A13 has a theoretical molecular mass of 8-kda, but it was previously shown to migrate as a 12-kda protein on SDS-PAGE (Unger and Traktman, 2004). It is phosphorylated at a serine residue, thus explaining the faint band that migrated slightly above the 12-kda band in Fig. 1A. 11F7 stained viral factories and virion-size particles in immunofluorescence analysis of infected cells (Fig. 1C), consistent with A13 being a MV membrane protein.
Since A13 is a dominant antibody target in smallpox vaccine (Davies et al., 2007), we were interested in finding out whether anti-A13 antibody contributes to protection against orthopoxviruses. We thus tested the ability of 11F7 to neutralize VACV MV with a plaque reduction assay. Purified VACV MVs were incubated in the presence or absence of the antibody for one hour and then inoculated to a cell monolayer. The inoculum was removed after one hour, and the number of plaques that appeared after 2 days was enumerated. To facilitate plaque counting, the amount of viruses that were initially used for inoculation were just enough to yield on average 55 plaques per well in a 6-well plate (Fig. 2A). Under this condition, 11F7, at a concentration from 4 to 100 μg/ml, reduced the plaque number by approximately 30-40%, similar to a murine monoclonal antibody against H3 (#41, IgG2a) (McCausland et al., 2010). Complement has been previously reported to enhance the neutralization of MVs in vitro (Isaacs et al., 1992). Indeed, 11F7 together with 2% rabbit complement reduced the plaque number by 90%, while complement alone reduced the plaque number only by 20% (Fig. 2A).
To see whether a greater plaque reduction effect could be observed with a larger inoculum, we repeated the neutralization experiment by tripling the amount of input viruses (Fig. 2B). In the absence of any antibodies, the inoculum yielded on average 184 plaques per well in a 6-well plate. In the presence of an increasing concentration of 11F7 (from 0.03 to 4 μg/ml), there was a corresponding increase in % plaque reduction (from ~30% to ~70%). In contrast, a murine anti-WR148 mAb (HE7, IgG2a) (Meng et al., 2011) did not significantly reduce the plaque number. Complement (2%) alone or together with anti-WR148 reduced the plaque number by 60-70%, while complement and 11F7 reduced the plaque number by more than 90%. Comparing the two neutralization experiments, a greater plaque reduction by 11F7 was observed when a larger inoculum was used. This may due to that a small amount of input virus was somehow inaccessible for neutralization by antibodies and thus became a more significant background when the inoculum was smaller.
Next, the efficacy of 11F7 in protection against orthopoxvirus infection was tested with a mouse intranasal (i.n.) infection model using VACV WR strain. Groups of five BALB/c mice were given by the intraperitoneal (i.p.) route either purified antibodies or phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) and challenged subsequently with 1 × LD50 of VACV WR by the i.n. route. The body weight and survival of the mice were monitored for at least 15 days after the challenge.
In the first experiment (Fig. 3A and B), the efficacy of 11F7 was compared to anti-H3 antibody #41 and a murine anti-A10 antibody 9C2 (IgG2a). 9C2 does not neutralize VACV by plaque reduction assay (data not shown), so it was intended as a negative control. After challenged with VACV WR, all mice lost significant body weight, but mice that received either 11F7 or anti-H3 #41 lost less weight on average than mice that received either PBS or anti-A10 antibody (Fig. 3A). The difference in average body weight loss reached statistical significance (student t test, p<0.05) for those between 11F7-treated group and PBS-treated group after 10 days post infection. In addition, more mice that received 11F7 (80%) or anti-H3 (80%) survived the challenge than mice that received anti-A10 (20%) or PBS (40%).
In the second experiment (Fig. 3C and 3D), the efficacy of 11F7 was tested in comparison to and in combination with an EV-neutralizing murine anti-B5 antibody B126 (IgG2a) (Benhnia et al., 2009), which was previously shown to provide excellent in vivo protection against VACV WR challenge. Again, mice treated with 11F7 lost on average less body weight after WR challenge than mice mock-treated with PBS, and the difference in this experiment was statistically significant from day 5 post challenge. 80% of 11F7-treated mice survived the challenge in comparison to 20% survival in the mock-treated group. The survival rate of 11F7-treated mice was statistically better than that of mock-treated mice, when the survival data from both experiments are analyzed together to increase the group size to 10 (Log-rank test, P = 0.03). Mice treated with anti-B5 antibody, either by itself or in combination with 11F7, did not lose significant body weight and all survived. Mice treated with the combination of ant-B5 and anti-A13 antibodies gained more weight over the time than mice treated with anti-B5 only, and the difference is statistically significant after 11 days post challenge.
To find out whether the epitope of 11F7 is conserved in orthopoxviruses, we mapped the epitope of 11F7 by using fragments of A13 proteins fused with maltose binding protein (MBP). The MBP-A13 fusion proteins were expressed in E. coli, and their bindings to 11F7 were evaluated by Western blot (Fig. 4A). Among the whole lysate of bacterial cells, 11F7 specially recognized A13 residues from 59 to 69 fused with MBP (MBP-A13aa-59-69) and all A13-MBP fusion proteins that contain this 10 amino acids. The identical 10 amino acids are present in A13 orthologues of variola virus and monkeypox virus (Fig. 4B).
To assess the affinity of 11F7 to A13, we purified recombinant A13 proteins from E. coli and studied the binding of the recombinant proteins to 11F7 with Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) (Fig. 5). 11F7 was immobilized on a BIAcore sensor chip and its binding to MBP, MBP fused with the ectodomain of A13 (residue 23-70), or MBP fused with A13 residue 59-69, was monitored in real time. As expected, 11F7 did not bind to MBP (data not shown). It binds to MBP-A13(aa23-70) and MBP-A13(aa59-69) with an affinity of 3.4 nM and 0.2 μM, respectively. The reduced affinity to MBP-A13(aa59-69) is probably due to steric hindrance to antibody binding caused by the bulky MBP at the N-terminus.
In this study, we identified VACV A13 as a neutralization target for VACV MVs. A13 was recently identified as one of the immunodominant targets of antibody response to smallpox vaccine (Davies et al., 2007), but it was previously unknown whether anti-A13 antibodies could contributes to immune protection against orthopoxviruses. In fact, the only study that tested neutralization potency of anti-A13 antibodies showed that a particular polyclonal anti-A13 antibody did not neutralize MV (Unger and Traktman, 2004). We showed here, however, that an anti-A13 mAb 11F7 neutralized MV with similar potency as a proven neutralization antibody for VACV, an anti-H3 mAb. Furthermore, we revealed a neutralization epitope on A13 by mapping the epitope of 11F7. The minimal epitope that was found to bind 11F7 in Western blot is a 10-amino acid sequence located at the C-terminus of A13. A13 is a small membrane protein with only 70 amino acids. The transmembrane domain of A13 is located at the N-terminus with the rest of A13 pointing outside the virion (Salmons et al., 1997). The epitope at the C-terminal end of A13 probably extends furthest away from virion membrane and thus is most accessible for antibody binding. This may be one of the reasons why 11F7 neutralizes VACV while the previous polyclonal anti-A13 antibody does not. Most importantly, the neutralization epitope is conserved entirely in A13 orthologues of variola virus and monkeypox virus, suggesting that anti-A13 antibodies elicited by smallpox vaccination might contribute to immune protection against smallpox. The identification of A13 as the neutralizing target and mapping the neutralizing epitope provide knowledge for the development of next-generation subunit vaccine for smallpox.
Among all the known targets for MV neutralization (D8, H3, A27, L1, A28 and A17), A13 is one of the very few that are not involved in binding or entry/fusion of MV with the host cells. D8, H3 and A27 interact with cell surface molecules and mediate MV binding to the cells. A28 is part of the multi-protein entry/fusion complex (EFC) of VACV, while L1 associates with EFC. Both A28 and L1 are essential for VACV entry/fusion with the host cells. Antibodies to these proteins neutralize MV presumably by disrupting the functions of these proteins in MV binding or entry/fusion with the cells. In contrast, A13 is not known to interact with any cell surface molecule or the EFC but plays an essential role in virion morphogenesis (Unger and Traktman, 2004). A13 is an abundant virion membrane protein (Chung et al., 2006). One possible mechanism by which anti-A13 antibodies neutralizes VACV is that the binding of the antibodies with A13 on virion surface creates steric hindrance to prevent virions from binding and fusing with cell membrane. Another possible mechanism is that anti-A13 antibodies aggregate virions by crosslinking A13 on different virions. Similar to A13, A17 also plays a role in virion morphogenesis (Rodriguez et al., 1995), although it was also suggested to be involved in fusion of VACV with the cells (Kochan et al., 2008). The finding of A13 as the neutralization target suggests that additional VACV virion membrane proteins that are not functional in VACV entry/fusion pathway may also serve as neutralization targets.
We showed that passive administration of the anti-A13 mAb 11F7 in mice significantly reduced the morbidity (measured by body weight loss) and mortality associated with i.n. infection by 1 × LD50 (104 PFU) of VACV WR. This level of protection is similar to what was reported for other MV-neutralizing antibodies. The i.n. challenge represented a more stringent test than the i.p. challenge for evaluating in vivo efficacy of VACV-neutralizing antibodies (Sakhatskyy et al., 2006). Significant protection from the i.n. challenge by MV-neutralizing antibodies is usually observed only when the challenge dose is rather modest, no greater than a few LD50. For example, passive transfer of polyclonal MV-neutralizing antibodies protected mice against challenge of 3 × 103 PFU (<1 × LD50) of VACV WR but failed to do the same when the challenge dose was 5 × 104 PFU (>1 × LD50) (Law et al., 2005). Anti-L1 appears to be slightly more efficacious than other MV-neutralizing antibodies, providing significant protection against challenge with 2 to 3 × LD50 of VACV WR (Fogg et al., 2008; Lustig et al., 2004). In contrast, anti-A27 polyclonal antibodies failed to protect mice from challenge with 2 × LD50 of VACV WR, even though anti-A27 was more potent than anti-L1 at neutralizing VACV in vitro (Fogg et al., 2008). Anti-A28 polyclonal antibodies provided protection to mice that were challenged with 1 × 104 PFU (~ 0.7 × LD50) of VACV WR (Nelson et al., 2008), similar to what we observed for 11F7. Anti-H3 polyclonal antibodies could protect mice from challenge with 1 × LD50 dose of VACV WR but could not reproducibly protect against challenge with 3 × LD50 dose of VACV WR (Davies et al., 2005). In our direct comparison between 11F7 and an anti-H3 mAb, we also found that these two mAbs are similar in their in vivo efficacy. In contrast, an EV-neutralizing anti-B5 mAb B126 was much more efficacious than 11F7 at protecting mice from VACV challenge. It was shown previously that, in addition to being able to neutralize EV, B126 could bind to VACV-infected cells and direct complement lysis of infected cells (Benhnia et al., 2009). These activities together may make B126 much more effective than other VACV-neutralizing antibodies at providing in vivo protection. The combination of 11F7 with the anti-B5 mAb provided a slightly better protection than the anti-B5 mAb alone, consistent with previous studies that showed EV- and MV-neutralization antibodies together provided the best protection against VACV challenge (Lustig et al., 2005).
VIG is currently the only licensed treatment for side effects associated with smallpox vaccination (Hopkins and Lane, 2004). Because the composition of VIG is ill-defined and its supply is uncertain, there is a need for highly specific monoclonal antibodies for replacing VIG. As illustrated by the fact that 11F7 neutralizes MV while polyclonal anti-A13 antibodies do not, a defined set of monoclonal neutralization antibodies should have a much higher efficacy than the polyclonal VIG for treating smallpox vaccine complication and possibly even for treating smallpox or human monkeypox. 11F7 binds to A13 with an affinity of 3.4 nM, recognizes an epitope that is conserved in all orthopoxvirues, and has similar in vivo efficacy as other MV-neutralizing mAbs, suggesting that an anti-A13 mAb could be a useful component of a mAb cocktail for replacing VIG.
BS-C-1 cells were maintained in minimum essential medium with Earle's salts supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum (FBS). BHK and HeLa cells were maintained in Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium (DMEM) with 10% FBS. Wild-type (WT) WR viruses were propagated on BS-C-1 cells.
The generation and characterization of the hybridomas were performed as described recently (Meng et al., 2011) except some changes in the immunization protocol described here. A six-week old BALB/c mouse was infected intranasally with 5 × 103 plaque-forming-unit (PFU) of WT VACV WR. Seven weeks after the infection, the mouse was injected intravenously with 7 × 107 PFU of UV-inactivated WR virus. Three days afterwards, the spleen of the mouse was harvested for hybridoma generation. Anti-H3 mAb #41 (McCausland et al., 2010) and anti-B5 mAb 126 (Benhnia et al., 2009) were described before.
Hybridoma cells were cultured in 175-mm flasks with hybridoma serum-free medium (Invitrogen) supplemented with OPI Media Supplement (sigma-aldrich, #O5003). Monoclonal antibodies were purified from the conditioned culture media with a HiTrap Protein G-Sepharose column (GE Healthcare Life Sciences). The antibodies are in PBS after going through a PD-10 desalting column (GE Healthcare Life Sciences). The concentration of the antibodies were calculated from OD280 using the formula (concentration in mg/ml=1.43 × OD280).
WR viruses used in neutralization and in vivo protection assay were purified successively through a sucrose cushion and a sucrose gradient step, according to the standard protocol (Earl et al., 1998). The viruses were mixed with PBS or purified antibodies for 1 hr at 4°C (in a total volume of 1 ml). When complement is used in neutralization, baby rabbit complement (Cedarlane Laboratories) was added to the mixtures at a final concentration of 2%. For each neutralization condition, three independent mixtures were set up and inoculated onto monolayers of BS-C-1 cells in 6-well plate. After 1 hr incubation at 37°C, the inoculum was replaced with 2 ml DMEM supplemented with 1% FBS and 0.5% (w/v) methylcellulose (Sigma-aldrich, #M0512). The plates were incubated for 2 days at 37°C before being processed for plaque counting.
The plasmids for expressing the fusion of MBP and A13 were constructed by PCR-amplifying the viral gene from WR DNA and cloning the PCR fragment into a modified pET28b vector that encodes maltose-binding protein (MBP) with an N-terminal 6-histidine tag (Krumm et al., 2008). The expression of the fusion protein in E. coli BL21 strain was induced with isopropyl-beta-D-thiogalactoside (IPTG; Invitrogen). For Western blot analysis, the bacteria were lyzed via sonication in SDS-PAGE sample buffer, and the clarified cell lysates were directly used in Western blot analysis. For recombinant protein purification, the bacteria were lysed via sonication in a buffer containing lysozyme. Recombinant proteins were purified from soluble fraction of the cell lysates through metal affinity chromatography with Ni-nitrilotriacetic acid resin (Qiagen). The protein concentrations were determined by Bradford protein assay (Biorad).
Purified 11F7 antibody was immobilized onto a BIAcore CM5 sensor chip through standard amino-coupling method as described (Xiang and Moss, 1999). The chip was injected with purified recombinant proteins at a flow rate of 20 μl/min and regenerated with a half-min pulse with 10 mM glycine (pH 1.5). Affinity constants were obtained by fitting the binding data to a 1:1 binding model with the BIAEVALUATION software (BIACORE).
Groups of five female BALB/c 5-week-old mice were given intraperitoneal (i.p.) injection of 2 mg antibodies or PBS in equivalent volume. One day later, the mice were anesthetized and infected intranasally with 104 PFU of VACV WR in 20 μl PBS as described (Meng et al., 2008). Individual mice were weighed each day, and mice lost more than 30% original body weight were euthanized in accordance with an established IACUC protocol. Changes of body weight were analyzed with unpaired, two-tailed T-test with P < 0.05 considered significant (Microsoft Excel). Survival curves significance was calculated using log-rank (Mantel-Cox) test of Kaplan-Meier curves (Graphpad Prism).
This work was supported by NIH grants AI079217 (Y.X.)
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has a habit of painting a rosy picture of lines of barges taking advantage of the nation's river systems when it asks Congress for billions of dollars to make them navigable. Such assurances are also music to the ears of Congressmen dreaming of all that federal money for their districts -- and the mighty bridges that will be named for them.
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- The $2 billion, 10-dam Tennessee-Tombigbee project entailed moving more earth than the construction of the Panama Canal and the Corps predicted it would move 23.8 million tons of coal annually -- but last year it floated just 2.6 million tons.
The inland waterways system carries 630 million tons of barge traffic annually. But more than 90 percent of that is carried on just four waterways -- the Mississippi, Ohio and Illinois rivers and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.
A forthcoming Environmental Defense Fund study shows that 18 of the system's 29 river segments move less than 3 percent of its commerce while consuming 30 percent of its costs. For example, the channelized Pearl River in Alabama and Mississippi carried only one barge in all of 1997.
Source: Michael Grunwald, "A River in the Red," Washington Post, January 9, 2000.
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