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|Math (Algebra Exam)
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SUSSEX, Wis. (AP) — Printing industry leader Quad/Graphics plans to close a plant in Iowa and another in California this year.
Quad/Graphics spokeswoman Claire Ho said Thursday a total of about 200 employees will lose their jobs when the Sussex-based company closes a plant in Marengo, Iowa by March and another in Pomona, Calif., by June.
Ho says other workforce adjustments are being made elsewhere in the company, but declined to specify the number of jobs involved at its nearly 60 plants in 28 states. She says any layoffs in Wisconsin do not meet the threshold for notifying the state under Wisconsin law. Companies employing 50 or more have to give 60 days notice to the state before a large-scale layoff or closure.
Ho says the plant closures are the result of integrating Vertis Holdings, Inc., which Quad/Graphics acquired last year.


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1. Mysteries of the Sun
Bumps on the Sun
Explains bumps on Sun.
Tour the Sun
Has different levels for different age groups.
2. Saturn's rings
Overview of Saturn
Teachers; older students. Lots of good links.
Tour of Saturn
Beginner, intermediate and advanced levels for different age groups.
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Comet Gazing
Spacecraft that study comets. Info grades 6-12
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Ancient bacteria
Fun article grades 6-12. Also has more links.
Life underground
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NASA answers
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Origin of the Moon
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Research continues
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Discovering black holes
Can adjust level for different age groups.
What's a black hole?
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Discovering pulsars
Info on pulsars. Links.
Listen to a pulsar!
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How the Shuttle works
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Shuttle launch site
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Warp drive when?
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News from the Space Station
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For grade 6-12
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Discovering new planets
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Looking for alien life
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This weekend, racers will return to Carolina Adventure World for the second running of the South Carolina Spartan Beast. If you ran this race in 2012, surely you remember moving through sandy river beds, up and down ravines, the lake swim… and who can forget the brutal barbed wire crawl at mile 12? All that and more awaits you on Saturday. While it may be at the same venue, this year's race will have a very different feel than before.
Last October, many running the Carolina Beast were still recovering from the Vermont Beast and Ultra Beast just weeks earlier. With the race now in November, the top racers are strong and ready to take advantage of some of the "runnable" trails that this course has to offer. Not that this race is any easy one; with the exception of the World Championships, the South Carolina Beast was the slowest race of 2012. Top racers are expected to take two hours or more to complete the 13+ mile course.
Spartan Race never releases course details in advance, but I do have the inside scoop about one obstacle new to Carolina Adventure World: the cold. Race morning temperature is forecasted to be a chilly 39 degrees. Overnight temps in the low 30s will mean very cold water and increased difficulty for obstacles like the traverse wall and spear throw. I hope you've been practicing! Rumor has it that Hunter McIntyre has been practicing his spear throw while fully submerged in an icy lake. Look for him at the front of the pack on Saturday.
Also racing for the Spartan Pro Team are Elliott Megquier and Alec Blenis, each eager to start racking up points for the 2013 – 2014 season. Dennis Welch, distance runner and coach for the Endurance Project, will be there chasing his first Spartan podium after a strong finishes at Sprint distance races earlier this year.
On the women's side, April Luu is looking to make a statement at her first race of the new season. Rose-Marie Jarry and Andi Hardy are also hoping to make the podium this weekend. Good luck everyone!
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Teaching Elementary Math Conceptually: A New Paradigm
Instructor: Kim Chappell
Grading: Graded
Spring, Summer & Fall (Ongoing)
Instruction Mode: Internet-Asynchronous (Online Class)
Academic Level: K-12 Professional Development
NDSU Credit Fee: $100 + Partner Course Fee: $125
Partner Class Offered Through Virtual Education Software, inc.
Course Description:
Welcome to Teaching Elementary Math Conceptually, an interactive computer-based instruction course designed to expand your methodology for teaching Mathematics. The course will explore an innovative teaching model that incorporates strategies for teaching concepts constructively and contextually. The goal is for you to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying concepts of various math topics and explore the principles of teaching those concepts to learners. This course will focus on the topics of number sense, basic operations, and fractions.
This computer-based instruction course is a self-supporting program that provides instruction, structured practice, and evaluation all on your home or school computer. Technical support information can be found, in the Help section of your course.
1. Expand conceptual understanding of number sense, basic operations, and fractions.
2. Explore a conceptual model of teaching math.
3. Develop skill in designing constructive learning experiences .
4. Explore foundational mathematical principles.
5. Investigate integrating conceptual teaching into curriculum.
Title: Teaching Elementary Math Conceptually: A New Paradigm
Author: Kim Chappell, Ed.D.
Effective September 1, 2014, cost for this course will be $235


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Birthday: August 15, 1990
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
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Long-Term Quality of Life in Patients With Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia (QOL-APL0512)
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This study will focus on acute promyelocytic leukemia patients who have been diagnosed more than 5 years ago and their present quality of life.
The possible late effects of cancer treatment can include several issues and, thus, there has been an increasing interest worldwide in studying the long-term impact of these in patients' life.
Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia
Other: Health Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) measures
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Long-Term Quality of Life in Patients With Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia: a Follow-up Observational Study of Patients Enrolled in the GIMEMA AIDA 0493 and AIDA 200
- Clinical significance on each of the SF-36 questionnaire scales. [ Time Frame: One month from study entry. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This will be performed by using HRQOL scores available for the Italian population. This will help identify which specific areas are mostly impaired and to what extent these patients recover in terms of HRQOL over the long run. This kind of comparison, which is only possible when HRQOL cultural-based norms are available, is largely used when investigating long-term HRQOL in cancer survivors and it is widely recognized as one of the most valuable approach in this kind of research setting.
- Association of EORTC-QLQC30 scales with social-demographic and clinical treatment related variables. [ Time Frame: One month from study entry. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Association of MDASI scales (i.e., symptom severity and symptom interference) with different treatment strategies tested in the two GIMEMA trials. [ Time Frame: One month from study entry. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Association of EORTC-QLQC30 scales with different treatment strategies tested in the two GIMEMA trials. [ Time Frame: One month from study entry. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Association of rate of secondary malignancies with different treatment strategies tested in the two GIMEMA trials. [ Time Frame: One month from study entry ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Possible differences in EORTC-QLQC30, MDASI and SF-36 scales between patients who were less than eighteen years old at the time of diagnosis and patients who were at least eighteen years old at the time of diagnosis. [ Time Frame: One month from study entry ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|February 2013
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|July 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|July 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Patients being studied
APL patients previously enrolled in GIMEMA AIDA 0493 and AIDA 2000 studies.
Other: Health Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) measures
Other Names:
Detailed Description:
This study will focus on long-term survivors as defined by the America Cancer Society, that is surviving the initial diagnosis for more than 5 years. Previous research has investigated long-term Health Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) in patients with acute myeloid leukemia, however, this will be the first research conducted to investigate long-term HRQOL outcomes in patients with acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL).
The potential late effects of cancer treatment can include second malignancies or other chronic conditions affecting physical and emotional well-being. Therefore, there has been an increasing interest worldwide in evaluating the longer-term impact of cancer and its treatment. Currently large cohort of patients enjoys disease-free survival of 5 years or longer. However, a disease-free status is not synonymous with a life free of physical and psychological health related to the cancer and/or its treatment. Research shows that cancer related health concerns persist long after initial treatment and this has been shown in several cancer populations including prostate, testicular, breast cancer and lymphoma patients. Long-term cancer survivors can experience treatment-induced morbidity (e.g. cardiovascular damage due to chemotherapy or radiotherapy; infertility and second tumors), chronic disease and treatment-related symptoms, functional impairment, psychosocial problems, and practical problems.
Since the introduction of the vitamin A derivative all-trans retinoic acid (ATRA) as front-line therapy for APL, the outcome of this acute leukemia subtype has changed from the state of a most frequently fatal leukemia to the condition of a highly curable disease. The Italian cooperative group GIMEMA designed in 1993 the AIDA (Atra plus IDArubicin) trial for newly diagnosed APL. Results on over 800 patients showed a complete remission (CR) rate > 90% and an overall survival of 76% and confirmed that the concomitant administration of ATRA and chemotherapy is more effective than the sequential administration. Following the identification of distinct prognostic categories among APL patients, the GIMEMA group designed a new trial (AIDA2000) in which the intensity of post-remission treatment was adapted to the relapse risk and 498 patients were enrolled since January 2000. The results recently published showed a CR rate >90% with molecular remission rate after third consolidation of 98%. The new schedule allowed a Disease Free Survival (DFS) of 86% and showed that a risk-adapted strategy including ATRA for consolidation provides an outcome improvement in newly diagnosed patients. As reported by an international panel of experts, simultaneous ATRA and anthracycline chemotherapy schedules such as those used in the AIDA protocols represent the state of the art therapy for newly diagnosed APL.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Acute promyelocytic patients previously enrolled in the studies GIMEMA AIDA0493 and AIDA2000
Inclusion Criteria:
- APL patients previously enrolled in the studies GIMEMA AIDA0493 and AIDA2000 surviving the initial diagnosis for more than 5 years and are in CR.
- Written informed consent provided.
- Adult patients at the time of registration onto this study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Concomitant major psychiatric disorders or cognitive dysfunctions that would interfere with a self-reported evaluation.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01910623
|Contact: Fabio Efficace, PhD
|S.O.C. di Ematologia - Azienda Ospedaliera - SS. Antonio e Biagio e Cesare Arrigo
|Alessandria, Italy
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|Principal Investigator: Lorella De Paoli, Dr.
|Sub-Investigator: Stefania Tamiazzo, Dr.
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|Ancona, Italy
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|Principal Investigator: Pietro Leoni, Dr.
|Sub-Investigator: Anna Rita Scortechini, Dr.
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|Principal Investigator: Nicola Cantore, Dr.
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|Not yet recruiting
|Bari, Italy
|Contact: Giorgina Specchia, Pr. firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Giorgina Specchia, Pr.
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|Bergamo, Italy
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|Principal Investigator: Alessandro Rambaldi, Pr.
|Sub-Investigator: Maria Luisa Ferrari, Dr.
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|Bologna, Italy
|Contact: Giovanni Martinelli, Pr. firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Michele Martinelli, Pr.
|Sub-Investigator: Silvia Piccari, Dr.
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|Bolzano, Italy
|Contact: Vincenzo Cassiba, Dr. email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Vincenzo Cassiba, Dr.
|Spedali Civili - Brescia - Azienda Ospedaliera - U.O. Ematologia
|Brescia, Italy
|Contact: Giuseppe Rossi, Dr. email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Giuseppe Rossi, Dr.
|ASL N.8 - Ospedale "A. Businco" - Struttura Complessa di Ematologia e CTMO
|Cagliari, Italy
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|Principal Investigator: Emanuele Angelucci, Pr.
|Sub-Investigator: Claudio Romani, Dr.
|Università di Catania - Cattedra di Ematologia - Ospedale "Ferrarotto"
|Catania, Italy
|Contact: Francesco Di Raimondo, Pr. email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Francesco Di Raimondo, Pr.
|Sub-Investigator: Dorina Cultrera, Dr.
|Azienda Ospedaliera Pugliese Ciaccio - Presidio Ospedaliero A.Pugliese - Unità Operativa di Ematologia
|Not yet recruiting
|Catanzaro, Italy
|Contact: Stefano Molica, Dr. firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Stefano Molica, Dr.
|Policlinico di Careggi
|Firenze, Italy
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|IRCCS_AOU San Martino-IST-Ematologia 1-Monoblocco 11°piano- lato ponente
|Genova, Italy
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|Clinica Ematologica - DiMI - Università degli Studi di Genova
|Genova, Italy
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|Principal Investigator: Marco Gobbi, Pr.
|Divisione di Ematologia Ospedale "Santa Maria Goretti"
|Latina, Italy
|Contact: Angelo De Blasio, Dr. firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Angelo De Blasio, Dr.
|Ospedale Niguarda " Ca Granda"
|Milano, Italy
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|Principal Investigator: Valentina Mancini, Dr.
|Sub-Investigator: Eleonora Piraino, Dr.
|Centro Oncologico Modenese - Dipartimento di Oncoematologia
|Modena, Italy
|Contact: Monica Morselli, Dr. email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Monica Morselli, Dr.
|Sub-Investigator: Giulia Debbia, Dr.
|N. Osp. divisione di Ematologia "S.Gerardo dei Tintori!"
|Monza, Italy
|Contact: Enrico Maria Pogliani, Dr. firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Enrico Maria Pogliani, Dr.
|Sub-Investigator: Monica Fumagalli, Dr.
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|Gruppo Italiano Malattie EMatologiche dell'Adulto
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01910623 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|March 28, 2013
|Last Updated:
|January 30, 2014
|Health Authority:
|Italy: Ethics Committee
Keywords provided by Gruppo Italiano Malattie EMatologiche dell'Adulto:
Quality of life
Health related quality of life outcomes
Aida 0493
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Leukemia, Promyelocytic, Acute
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Leukemia, Myeloid, Acute
Leukemia, Myeloid
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Light Up the Night: Nightlights for Kids
While we're focusing on all things bedroom, we thought we'd share some night lights we love. You'll find some old favorites here as well as some newcomers. Come along while we round 'em up!
• Boon Glo Nightlight, $84.99: This space-age looking nightlight has three removable, glowing balls. Kids can tuck one in bed with them or take one along to the bathroom to light the way. No electronics means the balls don't get warm or break.
• Giraffe Wild Nightlight, $48: Designed by Jonathan Adler, this white porcelain giraffe light is also available in an elephant or lion.
• Blue Canary Night Light, $14.99: If you were a fan of TMBG before they became a kids' band, you'll appreciate this blue canary nightlight. Who watches over you?
• Toadstool Nightlight, $76: This glowing toadstool is hand-painted with a woodland scene and offers fairytale whimsy to a child's room.
• Love You Nightlight, $22: Made by Etsy seller Owly Shadow Puppets, this light is cut from thick acrylic and attached to a light sensitive base, so the light comes on when it gets dark.
• SPÖKA Night Light, $14.99: Some of our readers have raved about this fun little night light from IKEA.
• Banded Nightlight, $19: This light from Restoration Hardware is sweet, simple, and affordable.
• Star Egg Nightlight, $165: This light even looks good during the day. Made from ceramic, the little holes let out light that will create a starry pattern on your child's ceiling and walls.
• OXO Candela Zoom Nightlight, $24.99: This popular nightlight comes in a cool rocket form, too!
• Dachshund My Pet Lamp, $79: Available in different colors, this light could perform double duty as a night light and a lovey.
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We have the Ikea one, and it's AWESOME! My parents picked it up for us, and it ended up being ten times cooler than I expected. You can't tell from the image, but it changes color constantly, shifting I think from blue to green to yellow (can't really remember exactly), and it's not at all hot to the touch. My girls absolutely love it. I almost had my parents go back and get a second one when I realized how great it was because I wanted to have a backup for when this one dies.
We have the Spoka and my daughter LOVES it.
We have this one and love it: http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/lights/e7a6/?i=front
Do any of these work overseas (up to 240V)? I loved our Candela in the US, but now we live in India and they don't work here!
That Boon Glo lamp is a brilliant design. I think I need one of those for my little boy.
That Boon Glo lamp is a brilliant design. I think I need one for my little boy.


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Buy a car, get a vacation
You get a discount on the car AND the vacation if you accept delivery of the vehicle in Europe. The automaker also pays the shipping costs.
This post comes from Tara Baukus Mello at partner site Bankrate.
If you buy a new car in the future, you can pay less for the car and get a discounted European vacation at the same time by taking delivery of the car in Europe.
Automakers with European delivery programs offer their cars at a 7% discount off the manufacturer's suggested retail price, or MSRP, on average, with discounts higher on certain car models.
The European vacation packages are coordinated through a travel agent at discounted rates, with some programs including perks such as free airfare and hotel stay. Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Volvo currently offer the European delivery programs.
Here's how the programs work:
Place the order. Once you decide which new car you want to buy, visit your local dealer to have him or her order the car to your exact specifications for pickup in Europe. Pricing is arranged directly through the automaker at a discounted rate, so there is no negotiation at the dealer.
Automakers can offer their cars at discounted rates because they aren't required to charge any destination fees or incentives paid out to a dealer to make the sale. Generally, it takes a minimum of two months to build the car to exact specifications. If you want to take your European vacation sooner than that, you may need to choose from a smaller selection of new cars already scheduled to be built. Post continues after video.
Plan the trip. Once the order is placed, the automaker connects you with the travel agency that coordinates its program, and it works directly with you to plan your trip. All automakers in these programs provide car insurance for at least 14 days at no charge, as well as a range of drop-off points for your car when your vacation is complete and you are ready to return home.
Currently, BMW and Mercedes-Benz offer two-for-one pricing on airline tickets, while Volvo offers two free airline tickets. Audi, Porsche and Volvo provide one free night in a hotel, while Mercedes-Benz provides two nights in a hotel. All automakers offer various smaller perks, such as complimentary meals, airport shuttle or a borrowed navigation system for traveling in Europe.
The travel agent coordinates your entire vacation, in most cases customizing it to your interests and the length of time you desire. All hotels and many activities are booked at the travel agent's negotiated discounted rates, providing a savings over coordinating a similar trip on your own. European delivery trips with five nights of lodging start at $1,500, while a $3,000 budget will get you a longer stay in three-star hotels or five nights in five-star accommodations with many other amenities added.
Once your European vacation is complete, simply leave the new car at one of the prearranged drop-off points and fly home. The automaker takes care of all transportation costs, duty charges, clearing customs, and insurance for the shipment. The car arrives in the U.S. about two months later and you simply pick it up at your dealer.
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cell biology; retroviral replication; retroviruses; immune; viral biology; genetic; biochemical; cell imaging; Viral entry and exit; Retroviruses including HIV
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Dr. Mothes' laboratory is interested in various aspects of viral spread and pathogenesis of HIV-1 and other retroviruses. Retroviruses can efficiently spread from cell to cell through contact zones, called virological and infectious synapses. The Mothes lab has contributed to this process by directly visualizing how cell-cell contracts between infected and uninfected cells form, virus assembly is directed towards cell-cell contact sites and viruses are actively transferred to infect neighboring cells. A major current interest of the laboratory is to monitor viral spread and aspects of retroviral pathogenesis directly in living animals using multi-photon laser scanning microscopy. The laboratory is also applying single molecule imaging to understand how conformational events in the HIV-1 envelope protein lead to fusion between viral and cellular membranes. A detailed understanding of these processes will permit the rational design of vaccines and antiviral therapies that prevent virus spreading and the infection of new cells.
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Our laboratory works on the cell biological aspects of retroviral replication. Retroviruses are small particles of about 100 nm that carry a viral RNA genome surrounded by a viral capsid and a membrane envelope. Given their simple composition, retroviruses depend on cellular processes throughout their replication cycle. In addition, viral replication evolved in the presence of a strong innate and adaptive immune defense. Thus, retroviral replication is the result of a complex interdependence of viral biology, the utilization of cellular biological machineries, and immune evasion. To understand the retroviral life cycle we apply an imaging approach complemented by cell biological, genetic, and biochemical techniques. Live cell imaging allows us to monitor how viral components come together during assembly, to understand how viruses are transmitted from cell to cell, to determine when and where retroviruses infect cells and finally, to analyze at which point antiviral factors interfere with these individual steps.
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- Jin J., Li F., and Mothes W. (2011). Viral determinants of polarized assembly of the murine leukemia virus. J. Virol. 85(15):7672-82.
- Mothes W, Sherer NM, Jin J, Zhong P. (2010). Virus cell-to-cell transmission. J Virol. 84(17):8360-8.
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Sitting, from right: Alter Boyarsky, Machil (his grandson), Rivka, Mashe (their daughter); Standing, from right: Yehoshua, Hershel, Moshe (his sons), Akiva Mozes (his son-in-law)
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From right: Malka Poluzhky, Yaakov Poluzhky, Yocheved Abramovich, Miriam (Minnie) Kessler, Yaakov Abramovich, Chiena Caspi, Sarah Beigin, Michael Beigin, Gershnovsky, Malka Avni. In front, from right: Noach Avni, Merkel Gershenovsky
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From right: Yaakov Poluzhky, Noach Gershenovsky, .., Michael Beigin, Malka Avni, Yaakov Abramovich, Guttel Symon (Shimonovitz), Malka Poluzhky, Avraham Kuznitz, Chiena Caspi.
Page 291
From right: Y. Guttel Symon, Chaim Abramovich, Albert Pettikof, Jack Pollack, Morris Kessler, Frume Berger-Golkovitz, Hyman Itzkowitz.
Page 293
From right: Miriam Kessler, Chaim Itzkevitz, Morris Effner, Yaakov Pollack, Shlomo Mordechovitz, Pollack, Froy Zussman, Meyer Rotkof, Florence .., Max Zussman
Page 295
Photograph on left: Y. Guttel Symon (Shimonovitz)
Photograph on right: Morris and Miriam Kessler
Page 296
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Page 324
Photograph on left: Aaron Abramovich - Grandfather, Sarah (Abramovich) Pinchuk
Photograph on top right: Eliezer Abramovich
Photograph on bottom right: Dushke Abramovich
Page 326
In Perpetual Memory
Photograph #1 from left Chaya-Bayle, Teme, Yudel - Ovsayvitz
Photograph #2 Binyamin Ovsayvitz Michael Ovsayvitz
Commemorating his wife, brothers, and their children:
Reuven Ovsayvitz
Page 327
From right:
Rachel Bernstein, born 1898
Yosef Bernstein, born 1890
Sinai Bernstein, born 1930
Aaron Bernstein, living in America
Laybush Bernstein, born 1925
Moshe Kiblevitz
Eshke Kiblevitz, born 1889 [?]
Guttel Kiblevitz, born 1917
Aaron Kiblevitz, born 1920
Commemorated by: Dr. Aaron Bernstein - New York
Page 329
Photograph on top:
In Holy Memoriam
From right: Shmuel Isser Osherowitz, Eliyahu Chaim, Shaul Nachum, Leah Dayche, Faygel (nee Kivlevitz)
Donated in sadness by
Kalman Betsalel Osherowitz
Bottom left photo: Sonia Davidovsky Bottom right photo: Shlomo Davidovsky
Remembering in sadness:
Miriam Davidovsky - Argentine
Zachary Davidovsky
Eliyahu Davidovsky
Page 330
Photograph on top:
In memoriam
In photo: Nachum Eizik Beigin
Sitting, from right: Tsirel Beigin, Liebke {the mother, nee Gordon), Sarah-Leah Beigin;
Standing, from right: Michael Beigin may he live long!), Zlatke Beigin, Eliyahu Beigin
Commemorators: Sarah and Michael Beigin - Jerusalem
In holy memoriam
Bottom left photo: Bryne Golkovitz
Bottom center photo: Gronya Golkovitz (Weintraub)
Bottom right photo Faygel Golkovitz
Sadly commemorated by: Frume Berger- Golkovitz, Benzion Golkovitz - New York
Page 331
Sa'adia Gertsovsky
We commemorate in deep sadness, in tears, but do not forget:
Father: Sa'adia Gertsovsky
Mother: Rachel Gertsovsky
Leah Gertsovsky
Shlomo Gertsovsky
Mother: Cheshke Gertsovsky
Father: Shlomo Gertsovsky
Father: Berl Gorodinsky
Mother: Neshke Gorodinsky
Chishe Gorodinsky
Berl Gorodinsky
Avraham Gorodinsky
Benzion Gorodinsky
Family: Moshe Gorodinsky
Commemorating in sadness:
Sonia Greenberg (Gertsovsky) -- Toronto
Perla Carson (Gertsovsky) -- Toronto
Page 332
In Eternal Memory
Sitting, from right: Noach Gershnovsky (long may he live!), Avraham-Shmuel Gershnovsky (long may he live!), Herzl Efroimsky, Yosef Gershnovsky
Standing, from right: Moshe Berkovitz, Yaakov Gershnovsky, Leah Gershnovsky, Chaim Gershnovsky, Moshe Gershnovsky, Gedaliahu Gershnovsky (father), Mushe Perevelofsky, Aaron Perevelosky (child)
Commemorating in pain and sadness:
Noach Gershenovsky and family/
Page 333
Top photograph:
From left: Shlomo Gershenovsky, Bashke Gershenovsky, Yashe Gershenovsky, Sara Gershenovsky
Bottom photograph:
From right (first row): Moshe Gershenovsky, Noach Gershenovsky (long may he live!), Mushe Gershenovsky
Second row: Herzl Ephroimsky, Reuven Perevelotzky
Sadly commemorated by: Noach Gershenovsky
Page 334
Top photograph:
In holy memoriam
From right, sitting: Yossel Gershenovsky, Malka Gershenovsky; their son-in-law: Mordechai-Reuven Nenin, their sons: Markol (long may he live!), Yeshayahu (long may he live!).
Bottom photograph:
From right: Yona Yellin, Yeshayahu Gershenovsky (long may he live), Avraham Gorodinsky
Commemorated in pain and sadness:
Yeshayahu Gershenovsky - America, Lakewood New Jersey
Markol Gershenovsky - South Africa - Cape Town
Page 335
Top Photograph:
In Memoriam
From right: Shlomo Novitzky, Sara Novitzky (Dushkin), Elke Novitzky (Dushkin), Eliyahu Novitzky (long may he live)
Bottom left photograph:
Chaim Bussel
Bottom right photograph:
Rachel Meyerovitz (Bussel), Ber Bussel, Pesach Bussel
Commemorator: Yitschak Trobowitz (brother of one mother)
Page 336
Top photograph:
Eternal Memorial Candle
Chaim, Chaya-Etye and their son Yisrael
Bottom photograph:
Simcha and Rachel Lubchensky
Commemorators: Shaul Lubotz (Lubchensky), Leah Kornfeld (Lubchensky), Berl Lubchensky
Page 337
Top photographs:
In memory of our Father and our Mother
Shim'on Karolevsky
Grunia Karolevsky
Remembering them in sadness:
Leah Dinai (Karolevsky)
Mordechai Malkiely (Karolevsky)
Arye Shalit (Karolevsky)
Bottom photographs
Eternal Memorial to my parents
Avraham Kaplan Rachel Kaplan
Dedicated by:
Chana Kaplan-Kamin
Page 338
Myreem Kessler Gronya Karolevsky
The memory of these loved and dear ones will stand forever
Tuvia Karolevsky - my father
Chasia Karolevsky - my mother
Pessia Karolevsky - my sister
Tsvi Karolevsky - her husband
Gronya and Tamar Karolevsky - their children
Esther Kessler - my sister
Arye Kessler - her husband
Myreem and Tamar Kessler - their children
Dedicated in pain and sadness by:
Chiena Koltsitsky-Caspi
Page 339
In eternal Memory
Top photographs:
Shim'on and Rivka Zelivansky (Karolevitz) Binyamin and Mordechai Zelivansky
Bottom photograph:
From right, sitting: Leah (may she live long), Sarah, Shim'on Ostshinsky (may he live long), Mordechai (may he live long), Rivka;
Standing: Yosef Ostshinsky, Aaron, Tsvi, Arye (long may he live), Nachum (Karolevsky)
Presented by: Leah Dinai, Mordechai Malkieli (Karolevsky), Arye Shalit (Karolevsky)
Page 340
In Eternal Memoriam
Top photograph:
From right: Itze-Berl, Lyube, Dvoshke, Zelik, Moshe-David Gantzvitz
Bottom photographs (left to right):
Moshe-David Itze- Berl Lyube
Tova Nachumovsky (Gantzvitz) and her family
Page 341
Top photograph:
In Eternal Memoriam
Sitting, from right: Riva Yellin, Berchi Yellin; Shayna-Faygel Yellin, Getzel Yellin. Standing: Yona Yellin, Esther Rachel Yellin.
Commemorating in sorrow:
Label Bloch -- Israel
Bottom two photographs:
Yitschak-Yosef Niegnievitsky
Chana-Sarah Niegnievitsky
Commemorated in sorrow:
Chaya Niegnievitsky
Page 342
We shall always remember
Top left photo: Golda Slutsky Top right photo: David Slutsky
Bottom photographs: Lyube and Mulik Slutsky
Page 343
Top left photo: Grandfather Top Right photo: Grandmother
Shlomo Slutsky Sara Slutsky
Bottom photo:
From left: Laybel Slutsky, Taybel Slutsky
Children: Avraham, Dudzhik, Yaakov
Motke Slutsky, Yocheved (Slutsky) Abramovich
Yehuda Slutsky, Tova (Gantzvitz) Nachumovsky
Page 344
In holy memoriam
Top photograph
My father: My Mother:
Avraham-Shmuel Eshke- Itta
Shimonovitz Shimonovitz
Middle left photograph: Middle right photograph:
My sister: . My sister:
Shayne-Gittel Moskowitz Chaya-Sara Shimonovitz
Bottom photograph:
My Brother:
Yosef-Nissan Shimonovitz
Commemorating in sadness:
Y. Guttel Symon (Shimonovitz) -- New York
Page 345
In Memoriam
Sitting, from left: Libe Pomerchik, her husband Ezra Pomerchik, Henya Shuster (Pomerchik), Reuven Shuster, Dov Shuster; Standing, from left, Hadassa Perlman (Pomerchik) - long may she live, Gavriel Abramovich, Berl Pomerchik, Leah Bachar (Pomerchik), Yaakov Abramovich, long may he live, Feivel Pomerchik, long may he live, Malka Poluzhky (Pomerchik), long may she live, Michael Shuster, Faygel Shuster.
Dedicated by:
Malka Poluzhky, Leaah Bachar
Hadassa Perlman, Feivel Shuster
Page 346
In Holy Memoriam
Top Photograph: Ethel Pomerchik
Moshe Pomerchik
Middle Photograph:
Yisrael, Leah, Malka, Sarah-Mina Goldshmidt
Bottom left photograph:
Leah Pomerchik.
Bottom right photograph:
Feivel and Gelye Pomerchik
Commemorated in sorrow:
Yisrael Pomerchik and family- America
Page 347
In Eternal Memoriam
From left, standing: Leah Lipkin, Chaim Stoller, Hirsh Stoller, Yitschak Stoller, Zlatte Lipkin, Shimon- Avraham Lipkin; Sitting: Gishe Lipkin, Bayle Lipkin, Aaron Lipkin, Moshe Hirshel Lipkin, child, Shifra Lipkin; From right, children: Zalman, Moshe, Yosef Lipkin.
Bottom Photograph:
Shimon Avraham Lipkin
Nacha Petrichovitz
Page 348
In Memoriam
Photograph on left: Mendel Farblutsky
Photograph on right: Shimke- Fraydel Farblutsky
Monument to the Souls of Our Dear Ones
My Parents Menachem-Mendel and Shimke-Fraydel Farblutsky were born and lived in Korelitz. My father worked as a tailor and supported his family from this work.
My parents had four children: Laybel- Arye the eldest, Reuven the second, I, Shayndel. (I made Aliya in 1926), and my sister Mushe.
My parents made Aliya in 1937, two years before WW2 broke out. My brothers and sister remained in Korelitz. All of them and their extended families were destroyed by the Germans. My parents lived with me and my husband Avraham Kuznitz in Tel Aviv.
My father, Menachem Mendel, passed away in 1938, while my mother, Shimke-Fraydel, passed away in 1943.
Keeping their memories to the last day:
Avraham and Shayndel Kuznitz -- Tel Aviv
Page 349
In Memoriam
Mother: Dvora Father: Yaakov Kagan
Commemorating in sadness:
Idel Kagan and his wife Barbara (Steinfeld)
Page 350
From right, standing: Shoshke Kagan, Moshe Kagan Dvora Kagan, Gittel Londin (Rogovin) may she live long, Moshe Kibelitz
From right, sitting: Berl Kagan long may he live, Yoshke Gurevitz, Bryne-Faygel Gurevitz, Chaya-Gittel Gurevitz.
Commemorated in tears by:
Idel Kagan, Berl Kagan, Gittel
(Londin) Rogovin. and their families
Page 351
In holy memory of my nearest and dearest
My father: Tsvi Hirsh (Hirshel the teacher)
My mother: Chaya Dvora
My sister: Chana Taybel and her two children
My brother-in-law: Moshe Yankelevitz -- May the Lord avenge them
Commemorating in tears:
Moshe Yoel Kessler - New York
In Memoriam
From right: Leah Klutsky, Yitschak- Meyer Klutsky, Sarah Klutsky - long may she live
Commemorating in sadness:
Shlomo Klutsky, Chone Klutsky, Dr. Sarah Klutsky -- Tel Aviv
Page 352
In Memoriam
Standing, from right: Berl Damshk, Miriam Klutsky, Sovele Klutsky, Eliezer Ritz; Sitting, from right, second row: Buza Damshk (Kaganovitz), Moshe Kaganovitz, Faygel-Tsires Kaganovitz, Chaike Klutsky (Kaganovitz), Manye Ritz (Kaganovitz) long may she live.
Sitting from right, third row: Sole Damshk, Yehudit Damshk, Yitschak Klutsky
Commemorating in sorrow:
Yona Kaganovitz -- America
Manya Ritz (Kaganovitz)
Page 353
Monument to the souls of our dear ones
Top left photograph: Hirsh Shkolnik
Top right photograph: Sonia Shkolnik
Bottom photograph:
From Left: Miriam Shkolnik (Lev), Munes Lev, Chiena Finkelstein (cousin)
Dedicated with sorrow by:
Vittel Ariely (Shkolnik)
Esther Horowitz (Shkolnik)
Page 354
Top Photograph:
In Memoriam
My brother Reuben Farbolotsky
Dedicated in sorrow by:
Shayndel Kuznitz (Farbolotsky)
In Memoriam
Bottom left photograph Bottom center photograph Bottom right photograph
Moshe Poluzhky Esther Poluzhky Gershon Poluzhky
(brother) (mother) (father)
Commemorating in sorrow:
Yaakov and Mordechai Poluzhky and their families
Page 355
Top photograph: Gathering in the town
In Memoriam
(Members of the organization's committee)
Bottom left photograph: Rivka Reuveni- Shuster
Bottom right photo: Berl (Dov) Lipshitz
Dedicated in sorrow by:
Ex-Korelitzers' Association in Israel
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After an extremely wet September, a drier pattern is expected to return to the Sunshine State in October.
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What idiocy of people dependent on teleprompters to belittle Luke Bryan for having some words of "The Star-Spangled Banner" written on his hand.
He did it so that he would not miss any of the words. I suspect that Luke loves this country so much that he dared not rely on his memory to sing the words to this magnificent song. Sure he knows the words, but of course Matt Lauer and Al Roker speak to a much smaller audience that Luke did!
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The Poteau Tip-In Club will have a tailgate party before Tuesday's Poteau High School basketball teams' home openers against Spiro at Sherman Floyd Fieldhouse.
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The Oklahoma State University 2011 Christmas Baseball Camps will be this month at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium in Stillwater.
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The Golden Tigers will be in the Okmulgee Tournament Friday and Saturday to end their pre-Christmas Break action.
The Pansy Kidd Middle School eighth-grade Raiders basketball team will have a shot at winning its own tournament today after beating the Roland Rangers 61-27 Tuesday at the PKMS Gym.
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The Spiro Bulldogs will meet the Wister Wildcats will play for the consolation championship. The 'Dogs edged the combined seventh-eighth grade Raiders 38-36, while the 'Cats downed the Pocola Indians 27-15.
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WILBURTON — Three LeFlore County basketball teams got wins Tuesday in Day 2 of the Eastern Oklahoma State College Tournament.
The Cameron Yellowjackets handled the Bokoshe Tigers 64-18 at Wilburton High School, while the Whitesboro Bulldogs was too much for Clayton in a 51-32 victory at Eastern Oklahoma State College's Claud C. Dunlap Fieldhouse. The Tigers' loss put them into the consolation championship game at 5:20 p.m. Friday at Claud C. Dunlap Fieldhouse.
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NEWS BLOG (WSAU) I believe the owners at the Tumbledown Trails golf course made an honest mistake in judgment. They offer a 9-hole special for $9.11 on the 12th anniversary of the September 11th attacks. Of course there was outrage. Management now realizes a 9-11 themed promotion is a bad taste, and they've agreed to donate the day's proceeds to a memorial fund.
I'm glad the remembrances and memorials are smaller now. I found it too depressing, too emptying, to go through that every year. Like after a loved one dies, as time passes remembering becomes more personal and less public. 9-11 is like that.
The question this year is whether 9-11 will be like Pearl
Harbor Day or like Memorial Day. Both are solemn dates for
9-11 will never be a commercialized holiday for me. My hometown was attacked. I know people who lost loved ones that day. I remember the reporting I did that day, and it changed me.
But that day doesn't have the same meaning for my children. They were 3 and 1 years old then, and completely unaware of what happened. My twins hadn't even been born yet. They can't possibly have the same sense of loss and anger that I have. I experienced the day differently than they did.
I'm worried about what will happen in 2015. September 11th falls on a Friday. Will we dare to make it a three-day weekend?
Chris Conley


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Give short and sweet a whole new meaning in this stylish strapless tea length wedding dress.
Available in Missy sizes as Style WG3486.
A gown or skirt with a hem that falls between the bottom of the knee and the bottom of the calf (several inches above the ankle) creating a look that is elegant, yet casual.
A popular neckline for brides seeking a stylish and versatile look (offering unlimited jewelry and accessory options).
A fitted bodice with a dropped waist that dips in the center. This style visually elongates the waist and narrows the hips.
Tight decorative gathers which create flattering pleats in the fabric.
A sheer to semi-sheer net fabric often used for skirts and veils. Can also be used as an underskirt to create fullness.
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Beautiful The picture does this dress no justice! You look beautiful if you are a size 0, to a size 30. I tried this dress on and instantly fell in love. It has the support up top I love and the free flowing fun at the bottom! I love this dress!! I am using it for my reception, and almost love it more then the actual ceremony dress!! June 7, 2014
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Today is Friday, Feb. 1, the 32nd day of 2013. There are 333 days left in the year.
1863 — 150 years ago: Capt. Louis M. Buford has been promoted to the rank and pay ofmajor of cavalry and Lt. George H. Knox to the rank and pay of captain of Cavalry.
1888 — 125 years ago: John Strohm, Rock Island railroad man, was held up and robbedof a $55 railroad watch by a bandit last night.
1913 — 100 years ago: D. M. Sechler's Implement Co. has purchased the property of theWilson Buggy Co. in Moline.
1938 — 75 years ago: The Kiwanis Club of Rock Island has voted unanimous approval ofthe proposal for a sanitary district to be composed of Rock Island, Moline, East Moline,Silvis and a part of Hampton.
1963 — 50 years ago: The Illinois Supreme Court ruled today that justice of peace courtshave as much right to hear and determine suits for collection of delinquent personalproperty taxes as county courts.
1988 — 25 years ago: Moline police arrested 18 youths between the ages of 14 and 20 atthe home of a 17-year-old girl, where police estimate about 50 underage people attendedan alcohol party. Moline Police Capt. Tom Marxen said the party was discovered by anofficer on routine patrol about 1 a.m. Saturday night when he saw individuals drinkingoutside the residence.
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PROVIDENCE, RI- Finding your perfect wedding dress while helping raise money for breast cancer has local brides feeling extremely proud to walk down the aisle.
Brides Against Breast Cancer is on their nation–wide "tour of gowns".
The organization sales donated name brand and designer gowns at an 85–percent discount.
The dresses are then resold and a percentage of the sale goes to cancer patients and their families.
In Providence, 11 gowns were sold.
We caught up with one bride-to-be who spent hours looking for the perfect gown.
"Twelve dresses today. Got down to three and now this is the one. I feel wonderful cause I have friends who are fighting this right now," said Samantha Dinh.
The discounted dresses range between $99 and $800. Brides Against Breast Cancer offers an average of one–thousand dresses each year.
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