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EXCLUSIVE: Critics question jump in local deportation numbers
The number of people deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in San Diego County nearly doubled from fiscal 2010 to the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, according to the agency.
But it's not because more illegal immigrants are being caught here; the agency is now counting people arrested in Arizona and Texas who are then brought here and deported.
Critics say the administration of President Barack Obama is using tricks to boost deportation numbers in order to appear tough on illegal immigration.
In fiscal 2010, which ran from Oct. 1, 2009, to Sept. 30, 2010, Immigration and Customs Enforcement in San Diego ---- which covers San Diego and Imperial counties ---- deported 18,086 people, said Lauren Mack, an agency spokeswoman.
In fiscal 2011, that number jumped to 33,006.
Those numbers don't include people arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol. The Border Patrol enforces federal immigration laws along the border, while ICE enforces immigration laws in the rest of the country.
The Border Patrol reports separately the number of people arrested along the border.
The reason for such a huge jump in ICE deportations is partly because of new programs aimed at disrupting immigrant-smuggling operations and illegal immigrants who cross the border repeatedly, Mack said. Under those programs, ICE takes illegal immigrants arrested at the border to another part of the border to be returned.
For example, an illegal immigrant arrested in Texas could be shipped to San Diego to be returned to Mexico. That individual is counted as a deportation in San Diego instead of a Border Patrol arrest in Texas.
"As part of the administration's focus on key removal priorities, lateral repatriation programs are aimed at disrupting smuggling routes and dissuading individuals from re-entering after their removal," Mack said.
Ira Mehlman, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a group that urges stricter enforcement, said the Obama administration is being deceptive with the numbers by counting people who would not normally be in the deportation figures.
"One of the things they are doing is including people coming across the border and sending them back," Mehlman said. "Now they are counting them as a deportation."
In recent weeks, the Obama administration has been criticized by Latino and immigrant rights groups for deporting record numbers of illegal immigrants.
During his presidential campaign, Obama promised he would deliver immigration reform. Not only did he fail to deliver that promise, critics say, but Obama ramped up immigration enforcement efforts, including programs such as Secure Communities, which screens inmates in local jails looking for illegal immigrants.
Immigrant rights activists say programs such as Secure Communities are responsible for increasing the number of deportations to record levels.
Earlier this month, ICE officials announced they had deported more than 396,000 illegal immigrants nationwide, the largest number in the agency's history, and about 4,000 more than the previous year.
Under President George W. Bush, the number of deportations increased from 116,782 in 2001 to 369,221 in 2008.
Attempting to dispel Latino anger over the record numbers, Obama said recently that the deportation numbers were deceiving.
"The statistics are actually a little deceptive because what we've been doing is, with the stronger enforcement, we've been apprehending folks at the borders and sending them back," Obama told Latino reporters during an online discussion. "That is counted as a deportation, even though they may have only been held for a day or 48 hours (and) sent back."
One of the programs being cited as responsible for the huge increase in San Diego County deportations is called the Alien Transfer Exit Program. Under the program, ICE in San Diego counts individuals arrested by the Border Patrol in Texas and Arizona who are brought to San Diego to be deported.
Under a similar program, local ICE agents take custody of individuals arrested by the Border Patrol and other agencies, such as those arrested offshore in San Diego attempting to come in on rickety boats , and takes them to other parts of the country to be deported, Mack said.
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Critics say that by using these counting tricks, Obama can act tough on immigration with some groups and not appear as tough with others.


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text: flood protection Big Box Stores, Stormwater And Zoning Ordinances, Oh My By Jesse Hardman • Dec 1, 2014 Laine Kaplan-Levenson / WWNO In January the New Orleans City Council will resume hearings on a new Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. It's been 40 years since the city was this close to revamping regulations on how things get built. As part of the CZO, a group of city officials, engineers and landscape architects are pushing for a greener design for New Orleans. One that will help the city better manage its localized flooding. Temporary Operator Hired For West Bank Hurricane Protection Structure By Eileen Fleming • Nov 20, 2014 The West Bank levee authority has made a deal for a temporary operator at the massive West Closure Complex hurricane protection system. Nola.com/The Times-Picayune reports the authority approved $1.6 million to hire an operator while negotiations continue with local governments over cost sharing. A company called Pump Station Operators will be responsible for operation and maintenance for one year. It has been involved with the pump station since its inception. A Green Scene Is Brewing On Milwaukee's Fresh Coast By Jesse Hardman • Nov 3, 2014 Jesse Hardman WWNO's Coastal Desk has been on tour, looking at water management in other cities. Austin and Philadelphia were the first stops. Now we'll hear about the final city: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A delegation of New Orleans city officials and non-profit leaders recently headed to Wisconsin. They learned how Milwaukee, built as an industrial hub, has become one of the greenest big cities in the country. With SLFPA-E Nomination, Fate of Lawsuit and Levees Hangs in the Balance By Amy Jeffries • Oct 3, 2014 Listen Listening... / The nominating committee for the South East Louisiana Flood Protection Authority-East has made its selection to fill a slot on the levee board. They voted 7-3 a week ago to renominate Paul Kemp — a geologist in the Coastal Ecology Institute at LSU — who's current term is expiring. The ball is back in Gov. Jindal's court — he can accept or reject Kemp's nomination or ask the state Senate to consider it — and the fate of the levee board's lawsuit against oil and gas companies over damage to coastal wetlands hangs in the balance. Bob Marshall, reporter with The Lens in New Orleans, has been following all this. New Orleans Sewerage & Water Board Launches Green Initiative By Jesse Hardman • Sep 26, 2014 Listen Listening... / 1:34 New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board launches initiative for green infrastructure projects. The Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans is getting a little greener. On Thursday night the Board unveiled seven green infrastructure projects it's partnering on that aim to improve community outreach and participation in the city's water management. New Orleans Delegation Looks At The Limits Of Austin's Water Management System By Jesse Hardman • Sep 19, 2014 Jesse Hardman Last week a delegation from the Crescent City traveled to Austin, Texas. The idea: to check out how Austin manages its water. Drought-stricken Texas has too little water; New Orleans often has too much. But they have a surprising amount to learn from each other. Panel Deciding Levee Board Nominees May Determine Lawsuit Against Oil And Gas By Associated Press • Sep 18, 2014 A little-known state panel could have a big effect on the future of a lawsuit filed against the oil and gas industry last year by a south Louisiana flood board. The nominating committee for the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority-East is set Thursday to nominate applicants for two people on the board whose terms have expired. One is Paul Kemp, who supports the flood board's lawsuit seeking to hold oil and gas companies accountable for coastal damage. Coastal Desk Visits Austin To Learn From Their Water Management Strategy By Laine Kaplan-Levenson & Jesse Hardman • Sep 12, 2014 Jesse Hardman / WWNO This week our coastal team is visiting the city of Austin, Texas with a group of New Orleans city officials, including City Council members Susan Guidry and LaToya Cantrell, and representatives from the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority and the Sewerage and Water Board. The goal is to learn about how Austin manages its water system, and see if there's some takeaways as the city of New Orleans tries to create a new water strategy that integrates old and new design. Levee Board Lawsuit May Be Decided By Committee Selections By Associated Press • Aug 28, 2014 The future of the levee board lawsuit aimed at the oil and gas industry could be determined on Thursday. The committee that nominates members for the south Louisiana flood control authority has two vacancies to fill. The people it nominates could provide Governor Bobby Jindal with the votes he needs to kill a lawsuit against dozens of oil, gas and pipeline companies. At today's meeting, the nominating committee is expected to consider applicants to fill the expired term of Paul Kemp on the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority-East. Army Corps of Engineers Moves Forward On Upgraded Storm Protection System For New Orleans By Jesse Hardman • Aug 14, 2014 Jesse Hardman / WWNO The Army Corps of Engineers is getting closer to completing new storm protection at the 17th Street, Orleans Avenue and London Avenue canals. The $615 million system is scheduled to be done in less than three years. Its permanent structures will reduce risk of 100-year level storm surges in New Orleans. Lieutenant Colonel Austin Appleton is the Army Corps Deputy Commander for the New Orleans District. "What this is doing is pushing the defense of the storm surge to the edge of the city," he says. 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One in two small and midsize businesses (SMBs) have no recovery plan in the event of a network outage, data loss, or other IT disaster, according to a study released Tuesday by Symantec.
That represents an increase from a similar study Symantec conducted a year ago, when 47% had no program in place. Small businesses -- defined in the report as firms with between 5 and 99 workers -- may be at particular risk: 57% have no disaster recovery plan. 47% of midsize companies with between 100 and 1,000 employees didn't have a recovery process in place.
"Obviously, at a high level, SMBs are still not prepared for disaster," said Bernard Laroche, senior director of SMB product marketing. "From our standpoint, it's not good news."
Of the firms without a disaster recovery plan, 41% said it had never occurred to them. 36% said they intend to implement one within the next six months. More than half (52%) said they don't think computer systems are critical to business -- that translates roughly to one in four of all of the businesses polled.
"This is probably the most shocking revelation of the survey," Laroche said. "That's pretty alarming."
Symantec's 2011 SMB Disaster Preparedness Survey included 1,288 businesses worldwide with between 5 and 1,000 employees -- as well as 552 customers of those companies -- across a broad range of industries. A "disaster" could be anything that causes an outage or data loss, whether natural or human-made. The new findings arrive in spite of a different Symantec report, published in June, that showed SMBs are increasingly fearful of online threats and data loss.
The businesses polled experienced on average six outages during 2010, with the top reasons given including cyberattacks, power failures, and natural disasters.
Those outages are expensive, according to Symantec's data, to the tune of $12,500 vaporized from the business' bottom line per day of downtime. Customers of SMBs also feel the pain: Outages at their SMB vendors cost them $10,000 per day, and 44% said they have had a smaller vendor temporarily shut down because of a technology failure. 29% of the customers in the study said they have lost "some" or "a lot of" data owing to a vendor's disaster.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


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A federal jury yesterday convicted Elvis Irizarry, 30, an amateur boxer nicknamed the Little Bull, on federal racketeering charges that included loan-sharking, arson and five murders in New York and New Jersey. Mr. Irizarry, according to trial testimony, committed his crimes on orders from the Luchese and Gambino crime families. He faces five life terms, plus 240 years, when sentenced. Steve Strunsky (NYT)


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Congressional Mobilization of Private Litigants: Evidence from the Civil Rights Act of 1991
Version of Record online: 5 MAR 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1740-1461.2009.01136.x
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Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
Volume 6, Issue 1, pages 1–34, March 2009
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Farhang, S. (2009), Congressional Mobilization of Private Litigants: Evidence from the Civil Rights Act of 1991. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, 6: 1–34. doi: 10.1111/j.1740-1461.2009.01136.x
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Levels of private litigation enforcing statutes are critically determined by legislative choice. I set out a theoretical framework for understanding how legislators purposefully influence the potential economic value of statutory claims, thereby establishing a market for enforcement consistent with legislative preferences. To test the theory, I examine the effects of the Civil Rights Act (CRA) of 1991, which increased the value of employment discrimination claims under the CRA of 1964, and find that the law increased the number of claims filed. The origins and legislative history of the law also reveal that Congress utilized economic incentives as a policy instrument to purposefully increase private litigation, with a high degree of self-consciousness, in the course of conflict with other political actors over control of civil rights policy.


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Gary Paulsen is one of the most honored writers of contemporary literature for young people. He has written more than two hundred books for adults and young people, and is the author of three Newbery Honor titles: "Dogsong", "Hatchet", and "The Winter Room". He divides his time between New Mexico, Alaska, and on the Pacific.
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"If the unnamed narrator of Paulsen's Lawn Boy (2007) is the plucky entrepreneur who skyrockets to riches, Kevin is the wannabe mogul who sees an angle a mile away but trips over his own sky's-the-limit aspirations. A glib, quick read to launch a thousand MBAs."


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WASHINGTON The top U.S. Air Force weapons buyer said on Friday he believed the paperwork problem that prompted him to cancel a $355 million contract for 20 planes to be sold to Afghanistan was an "isolated situation."
David Van Buren, acting assistant secretary for acquisition, said an investigation was still under way, but he did not believe the case revealed a systemic problem with the Air Force acquisition process.
"It's my belief from any information I know, subject to further analysis by the commander-directed investigation ... that this is an isolated situation," Van Buren told Reuters in an interview at his Pentagon office.
Citing inadequate documentation, the Air Force last week abruptly canceled a contract with privately held Sierra Nevada and Brazilian planemaker Embraer, for 20 light attack planes to be sold to Afghanistan. The deal was worth up to $1 billion, if all options were exercised.
The Air Force said it discovered the problem while preparing for a lawsuit filed by competitor Hawker Beechcraft, which had been disqualified from the competition in November 2011 because it's AT-6 plane was deemed "technically insufficient."
The Air Force hopes to determine how to redo the competition within the next week, said spokeswoman Jennifer Cassidy.
The Air Force is struggling to rebuild its reputation after a spate of high-profile procurement problems in the last decade on programs ranging from refueling tankers to new search and rescue planes. Top Air Force officials have described the latest incident as embarrassing and disappointing.
On Thursday, Air Force Chief of Staff General Norton Schwartz said the issue could result in Pentagon acquisition taking control of Air Force acquisitions again, as they did after a major procurement scandal in the mid-2000s.
He said acting Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall would make a recommendation on the oversight issue after reviewing the facts of the Sierra Nevada case, and whether it involved systemic issues or individual error.
Van Buren told Reuters on Friday that he had spoken with Kendall and there was "no contemplation" at this point of removing the Air Force's oversight of the competition.
Loren Thompson, analyst with the Lexington Institute, said the incident had clearly marred the Air Force's already tarnished reputation.
"There have been a series of mistakes by Air Force acquisition over the last year that raise doubts about whether it has fixed the problems that led to the loss of control over its programs," he said, citing an incident last year in which Air Force officials mistakenly sent proprietary data to the wrong companies during bidding for the $35 billion tanker contract.
"There's just a pattern here of uneven professionalism that creates doubt," he said.
Van Buren, a industry executive who took over as the Air Force's top acquisition executive in April 2009, said the service had "really worked hard to correct the situation" and implement a transparent and regimented procurement process.
The service handled some 130,000 contract actions each year, and government auditors only upheld protests against one or two, he said.
Van Buren, who is retiring at the end of March, said major acquisition decisions were vetted by officials from other military services or the Pentagon's acquisition office.
He said he also never served as the "source selection authority" on Air Force acquisition programs to ensure that there were "checks and balances" in the system.
The identity of the selecting official is never disclosed, to protect the process and shield that individual from any "market pressures," he said.
He said major decisions were generally approved by senior military leaders at the one- to three-star level, or their civilian equivalents. In rare cases, he said, decisions were made by a military official of colonel rank.
In the Sierra Nevada case, Van Buren declined to identify the selection authority, but said it was made by someone of colonel rank or higher, or their civilian equivalent. He said the decision was reviewed by "a number of very senior people."
Sierra Nevada is pressing the Air Force to redo the contest quickly, without lowering the requirements set for the original competition, from which the Hawker AT-6 plane was disqualified.
"No amount of documentation will correct the AT-6's fundamental shortfalls," said Taco Gilbert, vice president of business development for Sierra Nevada.
No comment was immediately available from Hawker.
Hawker insists that it's AT-6 plane is the most capable, affordable and sustainable light attack aircraft on the market. Sierra Nevada says the Embraer A-29 Super Tucano it offered is combat-proven and in use by six air forces around the world.
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Newly Appointed EMI CEO Faxon Talks Future Challenges
By Louis Hau
Newly appointed EMI Group CEO Roger Faxon, who has helmed EMI Music Publishing since 2007, will now be in charge of leading of all of the major's operations, including its recorded music business. In an interview to be published in next week's issue of Billboard, Faxon discussed the challenges ahead.
On EMI Group's stated plans to reposition itself as a "comprehensive rights management company":
What it does is, it starts in a different place than, "I'm in the record business, my job is to sell a record." If I'm in the management of all of the rights associated with that recording, I'm looking comprehensively at all of the ways that music will enter the market and reach the consumer.
On the financial health of EMI Music and EMI Music Publishing:
They have performed really well in these difficult markets and they have strong earnings and they have strong operating cash flow ... They have sufficient liquidity to invest forward in music and to make the business work.
On whether Terra Firma's debt burden affects EMI's ability to sign artists:
I think that once people understand what the capabilities of these businesses are and their underlying performance, that should fade away ... These markets are very difficult to navigate so there's a lot of uncertainty across the whole music business.
On whether new artist development will still be a priority:
Those who know me know that I am absolutely committed to new music and I believe that it is the lifeblood of the business and that it creates the flow and the dynamism and you need to stay at the front end of music.
On whether EMI might consider selling publishing assets:
Our aim has never been to sell catalogs or assets out of the publishing business. We're a buyer of rights, not a disposer of rights.
On EMI's digital strategy:
The most important goal is to understand how to use the power of the digital environment to create connections with consumers around music and where there's a depth of connection between the music and those consumers. And then the strategy goes to the second step, which is "how do you gain value, how do you yield the value out of those connections?"


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Pander to voters at peril, U.S. told
There are 7 comments on the www.nationalpost.com story from Jun 27, 2008, titled Pander to voters at peril, U.S. told. In it, www.nationalpost.com reports that:Canada's energy sector may look for new markets Claudia Cattaneo, Financial Post Published: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 Big-city U. S. mayors and presidential hopeful Barack Obama, who joined the parade this week of ill-informed, U. S. anti-oil sands policies, should be careful what they wish for. While the aim is undoubtedly to pander to the electorate in an election year charged with oil and climate-change debate, what they are stoking is an increasingly angry Canadian energy industry that is seriously looking at non-U. S. markets for its oil. Here's what Rick George, chief executive of Suncor Energy Inc., Canada's largest single oil sands producer, said this week, reflecting rising frustration with the wave of American anti-oil sands policies:
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#2 Jun 28, 2008
Obama better rush some of his people up to Canada real quick and say he didn't mean it!
#3 Jun 28, 2008
You all better wake up! Here is a bill introducted by your Barack Obama which passed the house and is waiting on the senate for action. This bill is nothing more than socialism. Why should we have to pay for world proverty. Only way this will happen if he raises our taxes to pay for his legislation. This should open your eyes and be a warning to you what type of President he will be. You all need to research this piece of legislation and know it's facts before it reaches the senate for action. Voice your opposition now and stop this piece of world proverty solving legislation. Barack is a socialist and cannot be trusted as our next President.
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S. 2433: Global Poverty Act of 2007. A bill to require the President to develop and implement a comprehensive strategy to further the United States foreign policy objective of promoting the reduction of global poverty, the elimination of extreme global poverty, and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goal of reducing by one-half the proportion of people worldwide, between 1990 and 2015, who live on less than $1 per day.(9 Cosponsors)
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#4 Jun 29, 2008
What? Is Obama crazy? What's wrong with the Dems? Are they seriously trying to break the American economy over this global warming silliness? Do they really believe in it, or is it some plan to bring us all down to peasant status so that their over-degreed selves and their families can rule forever? And since when is it the purpose of American legislators to commit American funds and goals to worrying about people living in other countries to the detriment of Americans living in our country? What's wrong with these people?
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Near Detroit
#5 Jun 29, 2008
It will be us conservatives who rebel and challenge authority.
Role reversal?
"Bounce Barry in 12, Dems in 10"
Since: Mar 08
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#6 Jun 29, 2008
That's not new. Liberalism/socialism/leftism/c ommunism, whatever name it goes under, is old, failed and actually the status quo. Even hippieism is a movement that is 45 years old. The true new ideas are all conservative, and have been since the Reagan Revolution.
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High Wycombe, UK
#8 Dec 16, 2008
and before that since hitler
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Non-typeable Haemophilus influenzae (NTHi) is the most common bacteria responsible for episodic acute otitis media (AOM; non-otitis prone), recurrent AOM (rAOM; otitis prone) and AOM treatment failure (AOMTF) in children. In this 3.5 years of prospective study, we measured the serum antibody response to outer membrane proteins D, P6 and OMP26 of NTHi in children with AOM (n= 26), rAOM (n= 32), AOMTF (n=27). The geometric mean titers (GMTs) of IgG at their acute AOM visit against protein D in otitis prone children were significantly lower compared to AOMTF (p value < 0.01) and non-otitis prone (p value <0.03) children; otitis prone children had significantly lower IgG levels to P6 compared to AOMTF children (p value < 0.02); otitis prone children had significantly lower IgG levels to OMP26 compared to AOMTF children (p value <0.04). Comparing acute to convalescent titers after AOM, otitis prone and AOMTF children had no significant change in total IgG against all the three proteins, while non-otitis prone children had significant increases to protein D. Anti-Protein D, P6 and OMP26 antibody levels measured longitudinally during NP colonization between age 6 and 24 months in 10 otitis prone children and 150 non-otitis prone children showed < 2-fold increases over time in otitis prone children compared to > 4 fold increases in the non-otitis prone children (p value < 0.001). We conclude that otitis prone children mount less of an IgG serum antibody response toward Protein D, P6 and OMP26 after AOM which may account for recurrent infections. The data on acute sera of otitis prone versus non-otitis prone children and the acute-to-convalescence response in non-otitis prone children point to a possible link of anti-PD to protection. Moreover, the data suggest that otitis prone children should be evaluated for their responses to Protein D, P6 and OMP26 vaccine antigens of NTHi.
Acute otitis media (AOM) is the most common bacterial infection during early childhood.[1] By 3 years of age, 60-70% of children experience at least one episode of AOM. Some children are subject to recurrent episodes of otitis media (rAOM), defined as three or more episodes of AOM in six months or four or more episodes in a 12 month period.[2, 3] These children are often referred to as otitis prone.[4] AOM treatment failure (AOMTF) occurs when a child fails to achieve bacterial eradication and/or resolution of symptoms after at least 48 hours of appropriate antibiotic therapy [5, 6] or signs and symptoms of AOM return within 14 days of completing an antibiotic treatment course.
Non-typeable Haemophilus influenzae (NTHi) is frequently associated with otitis prone and AOMTF.[6-9] Infection with NTHi results in strain specific immunity.[10, 11] Because of heterogeneity in the outer membrane proteins (OMPs) of unencapsulated NTHi, the identification of potential vaccine candidates for NTHi has posed a significant challenge.[12] Several OMPs of NTHi have been proposed as potential vaccine antigens on the basis of their sequence conservation, immunogenicity and/or demonstration of significant protection in animal models following immunization.[13]. Three highly conserved proteins among NTHi strains have shown significant potential as vaccine candidates: Protein D, P6 and OMP26.[14-16]
Protein D is a 43 kilodalton surface-exposed lipoprotein that has shown protection against NTHi AOM in a chinchilla model.[17] It has the potential to protect children against NTHi AOM, shown in the randomized clinical trial of vaccine where Protein D as a carrier-protein was conjugated with pneumococcal capsular polysaccharides.[18] DeMaria et al has shown that immunization with P6 provides protection against AOM due to NTHi in the chinchilla model.[19] The antibodies in the chinchilla to P6 were shown to be bactericidal. Intranasal immunization with P6 was shown to confer antigen-specific mucosal immunity and enhance mucosal clearance of NTHi in a mouse model.[20] OMP26 is also associated with protection against NTHi infections as shown in a chinchilla and rat model.[21, 22]
Experimental data derived from humans and animal models indicate that serum antibodies play a critical role in host defense against NTHi infection.[23] It has been reported that otitis prone children develop a poor IgG response following AOM and poor anamnestic responses to P6 protein.[24, 25] Whether otitis prone children are similarly hyporesponsive to Protein D and OMP26 proteins of NTHi has not been studied previously. The objectives of this study were to evaluate and compare the serum IgG, IgM and IgA antibody response against outer membrane proteins D, P6 and OMP26 of NTHi in otitis prone, AOMTF and non-otitis prone children at the time of AOM and during asymptomatic NP colonization from 6 to 24 months of age.
The samples collected and analyzed for this paper were obtained from a prospective study supported by the National Institutes of Deafness and Communication Disorders. Children were enrolled from a middle class, suburban sociodemographic pediatric practice in Rochester, NY (Legacy Pediatrics). The study was approved by the University of Rochester and Rochester General Hospital Research Subjects Review Board and written informed consent was obtained for participation and all procedures.
Two cohorts of children were studied. Healthy children without prior AOM were enrolled at age 6 months and followed prospectively until 30 months of age. Serum, nasopharyngeal (NP) and oropharyngeal (OP) cultures were obtained seven times during the study period at age 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 24, and 30 months, samples for the 30 month time point were excluded from this analysis as too few subjects had reached the 30 month visit. During the study period whenever a child in this group experienced an AOM, serum, NP and OP cultures were again obtained and middle ear fluid (MEF) was obtained by tympanocentesis. Three weeks following an AOM event, serum, NP and OP cultures were again obtained as convalescent samples. The majority of these children represent the group of non-otitis prone children who are studied at their first or second AOM episode; however, some of these children went on to meet the definitions of otitis prone and AOMTF and are included in those groups for analysis. A second cohort of children 6 to 36 months old, with rAOM or AOMTF, was studied at the time of an AOM event. Serum, NP and OP samples were collected acutely and in convalescence, 3 weeks following an AOM event, and MEF was obtained at the time of the AOM. A subset of these children was then followed prospectively until 30 months of age for detection of asymptomatic NP colonization with NTHi and additional AOMs.
To assure the diagnosis of AOM, children were examined by validated otoscopist pediatricians using the American Academy of Pediatrics AOM diagnostic guidelines.[26] A tympanocentesis was performed to confirm the presence of an otopathogens in MEF.[27] Middle ear fluid, NP, and OP samples were inoculated into trypticase soy broth, trypticase soy agar with 5% sheep blood plates, and chocolate agar plates. Bacteria were isolated according to the CLSI standard culture procedures. An isolate was further identified as NTHi on a similar basis as described by Murphy et al.[28] to include not only colony morphology, porphyrin reactivity, and growth requirement for hemin & nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide and Haemophilus ID Quad plates, but also by ompP6 sequencing to distinguish NTHi from H. haemolyticus.[28]
Protein D was kindly provided as a gift from GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals, Rixensart Belgium, P6 plasmid was provided by Dr. Tim Murphy, University of Buffalo and OMP26 plasmid was provided by Dr. Jennelle Kyd, University of Canberra, Australia. The 96-well Nunc-Immulon 4 plates were coated with 0.25 μg-0.5 μg/ml of individual OMP antigens (100 μl/well) in bicarbonate [pH 9.4] coating buffer and incubated overnight at 4°C. After washing, the plates were blocked with 3% skim milk at 37°C for 1hr (200 μl per well). After five washes, 100 μl of serum at a starting dilution of 1:100 (in PBS-3% skim milk) was added to the wells and diluted serially 2 fold. The mixture was incubated at room temperature for 1 hr followed by the addition of affinity purified goat anti-human IgG, IgM or IgA antibody conjugated to horseradish-peroxidase (Bethyl Laboratories, Inc, Montgomery, TX) as a secondary antibody. The reaction products were developed with TMB Microwell Peroxidase Substrate System (KPL, Gaithersburg, MD), stopped by the addition of 1.0 molar phosphoric acid and read by an automated ELISA reader using a 450-nm filter.
To provide quantitative results on antibody concentrations, the level of the specific antibody present in the unknown sample was determined by comparison to an internal reference serum (pool of human serum with high anti-OMP titers). The levels of IgG, IgM and IgA in the reference serum were quantitatively measured by using a human IgG/IgA/IgM ELISA quantitation kit (Bethyl laboratories).
A Four-parameter logistic-log function was used to form the reference and sample curves. This ELISA was fully validated according to ICH Guidance. The assay lower limit of detection for protein D was 3.5 ng/ml for IgG, 4.5 ng/ml for IgM, and 8 ng/ml for IgA; for P6 it was at 1 ng/ml for IgG, 3 ng/ml for IgM, and 3 ng/ml for IgA; and for OMP26 it was at 4 ng/ml for IgG, 3 ng/ml for IgM, and 10.5 ng/ml for IgA. The inter-assay coefficient of variation was ≤20% for all antigens and secondary antibody combinations.
All the statistical analysis was performed on GraphPad Prism 5. Unpaired t test was used to compare the difference among three groups for the IgG, IgM and IgA antibody analysis. Paired t test was applied to compare acute vs convalescence serum samples. Mann-Whitney test was used to analyze the antibody level in relation to the culture results. One way ANOVA was used to evaluate the antibody rise over time. P values of < 0.05 were considered significant.
Children were treated with recommended dosages of antibiotics after the diagnosis of AOM as included in the AAP 2004 guideline. If child AOM symptoms persist after at least 48 hours of appropriate antibiotic therapy or signs and symptoms of AOM return within 14 days of completing an antibiotic treatment course, he was considered treatment failure (AOMTF).
IgG, IgM and IgA antibody levels against Protein D, P6 and OMP26 proteins of NTHi were measured at the time of an acute AOM in 32 otitis prone children, 27 children with AOMTF and 26 children with their first or second AOM as a non-otitis prone group (Figure 1).
The geometric mean titers (GMTs) of IgG against protein D in otitis prone children were significantly lower compared to AOMTF (p value < 0.01) and non-otitis prone (p value <0.03) children. The IgG anti- P6 titers in otitis prone children were significantly lower compared to AOMTF children (p value < 0.02), but the difference was not significant compared to non-otitis prone children. The IgG anti-OMP26 antibody titers in otitis prone children were significantly lower compared to AOMTF children (p value <0.04), but the difference was not significant compared to non-otitis prone children.
The otitis prone children and AOMTF children had significantly lower IgM levels against protein D compared to non-otitis prone children (p value <0.05). No significant differences in IgM titers directed against P6 or OMP 26 were demonstrated between the 3 groups of children. Also, no significant differences were found for IgA in the serum samples of the three groups of children against the 3 studied proteins of NTHi.
Twenty-five otitis prone, 15 AOMTF and 21 non-otitis prone children had paired serum samples obtained at their acute (at the time of AOM) and convalescent stage (3 weeks later). Figure 2 shows the IgG antibody response (GMTs) against protein D, P6 and OMP26 in the paired samples from the 3 groups of children. In otitis prone and AOMTF children, there was no significant rise in the antibody titers to any of the three proteins in the acute vs. convalescence stage. In non-otitis prone children significant increases in IgG antibody to protein D (p value <0.05), but not to P6 or OMP26 in the convalescence stage was detected.
The IgG antibody response against protein D, P6 and OMP26 was determined in the three groups of children in three AOM scenarios: (1 NTHi causing the AOM event (2) NTHi NP colonization at the time of an AOM caused by another otopathogen and (3) no NTHi isolated from the NP or MEF at the time of an AOM episode caused by another otopathogen (Table 1) There was no significant difference in antibody titers against protein D and P6 in otitis prone and AOMTF children for the three scenarios. In contrast, non-otitis prone children had significantly higher anti-protein D and anti-P6 antibody levels when NTHi was present in the MEF or NP (p value < 0.05) compared to children with no NTHi isolated from the MEF or NP. No differences were detected for anti-OMP26 antibody levels for the three child groups and three scenarios.
Figure 3 shows the IgG antibody levels against Protein D, P6 and OMP26 at the time of routine non-AOM visits in prospectively followed non-otitis prone children and otitis prone children at different ages (6-24 months). The data shown are from 150 non-otitis prone children and 10 otitis prone children. The 150 non-otitis prone children include the 27 AOM children (non-otitis prone) and 101 children don't have any AOM episode. In the non-otitis prone children, between 6 months and 24 months of age, the IgG antibody levels rose almost four fold from 500 to 2003 ng/ml for protein D, 475 to 1950 ng/ml for P6 and 677 to 2159 ng/ml for OMP26 protein. The increase in IgG antibody level with age was significant for all the three proteins (p value < 0.001 for each antigen). In comparison, otitis prone children had less than two fold rise in IgG antibody over time (781 to 1141 ng/ml for protein D, 1050 to 1620 ng/ml for P6 and 588 to 1195 ng/ml for OMP26 protein); this rise in antibody level with age in otitis prone children was not significant; p value =0.54 for protein D, p value =0.69 for P6 and p value =0.33 for OMP26.
The focus of this study was to examine the antibody response of otitis prone children in comparison with non-otitis prone children to vaccine candidates protein D, P6 and OMP26 of NTHi. For the first time, to our knowledge we also were able to study the immune responses of children who meet the definition of AOMTF. The results confirm and extend the observations of others for otitis prone children [23-29], contradict some earlier reports [29, 30] and provide much new data.
We observed that otitis prone children generally mount lower serum IgG antibody responses over time against the three antigens we studied compared to non-otitis prone children, a finding previously made by Faden et al for P6 [23], although anti-OMP26 and anti-P6 was not different in acute-to convalescent sera, whilst there was a significant difference for anti-PD. Also, anti-PD levels were low in acute sera of otitis versus non-otitis prone children. The above findings suggest a link between anti-PD and protection.
Otitis prone children also had significantly lower IgG antibody response compared to children with AOMTF against all three antigens suggesting that immunologically these two groups of children behave differently. This was a novel observation. We did not observe any difference in the serum IgA antibody level in the otitis prone, AOMTF and non-otitis prone children. Otitis prone and AOMTF children had significantly lower IgM levels compared to non-otitis prone children for protein D, no difference for P6, and a trend for higher levels against OMP26. This is the first study to examine the responses to the three Ig classes of antibody to three NTHi antigens. We interpret these results to indicate that the different antigens elicit different antibody response profiles, possibly reflecting their different antigenicity in young children when the OMP is presented to the child host in a natural way by asymptomatic colonization or AOM infection.
Our evaluation of anti Protein D, P6 and OMP26 antibody responses in otitis prone children after AOM supports the generally held explanation for the otitis prone state: These children have a specific immunologic deficiency in antibody response to NTHi antigens during an AOM. After an AOM, the child may be left with an inadequate immune response and thereby remain as susceptible as before the infection to yet another infection. The mechanism for this impairment in the immune respnse – B cell immunity, T cell immunity or antigen presenting cells – is a topic under study by our group. We have recently shown that anti-protein D and P6 but not OMP 26 contribute to bactericidal activity against NTHi in non-otitis prone children.[20, 27] We are now studying whether there are differences in bactericidal activity specific to these antigens in otitis prone children.
Otitis prone children and children with AOMTF appeared to be similar immunologically but different from non-otitis prone children when we evaluated antibody levels to protein D and P6 in children after AOM and after asymptomatic NP colonization compared to children where colonization was not detected. This analysis was hampered by small subject numbers in some of the groupings and is not considered conclusive at this time. Also the group classified as not NTHi colonized almost certainly includes many children who were colonized but the colonization duration was sufficiently short that we failed to detect the colonization.
The acquisition of antibody over time to antigens expressed by NTHi and Streptococcus pneumoniae has been previously studied.[25, 31-34] Our finding of gradual acquisition of antibody to NTHi OMPs D, P6 and 26 is consistent with those reports. What is unique about our study design was the prospective collection of data on children beginning at 6 months of age that allowed us to have serum samples months to years before they became identified as otitis prone. The observation that these children are acquiring antibody to the three vaccine antigens we studied at a significantly slower rate than non-otitis prone children raises the question of whether these highest risk children will respond to parenteral vaccination sub-optimally as well.
The major strengths of our study include the prospective enrollment and collection of data and samples over a prolonged time interval. Addithionally, this is the first study to evaluate three vaccine candidates for NTHi simultaneously. We had a unique opportunity to collect MEF from children commencing with their very first AOM as well as subsequent AOMs. Our study also had limitations. We collected data on several epidemiologic factors associated with the otitis prone condition such as early in life onset of AOM, having siblings with rAOM, enrollment in daycare, and absence of breast feeding.[1, 5, 8, 35, 36] However, we currently have an insufficient sample size to include these covariates in our analysis. The children we studied from a higher income lifestyle may not be representative of low socioeconomic populations in developing countries. Collection of NP samples and serum occurred at 3 to 6 month intervals at the child's scheduled well visits. As such we missed some NP colonization episodes. Despite best efforts, we did not obtain blood samples from every child at every acute and convalescence AOM visit or every 3 to 6 month periodic sampling as designed. This created windows of missing data that we addressed as we could statistically.
In conclusion we have confirmed previous work in identifying the otitis prone child as immunologically deficient in response to three vaccine antigens of NTHi, following AOM and asymptomatic NP colonization. We found that children with AOMTF behave immunologically like otitis prone children in some respects and like non-otitis prone children in others. Patterns of IgG and IgM responses among otitis prone vs. non-otitis prone children differ and differ among OMP antigens, thereby indicating a need for continued study to understand the mechanisms for these observations. The presentation of these vaccine candidate antigens by the parenteral route (probably with an adjuvant) may mitigate the immunological hyporesponsiveness that we have described here following natural exposure of this otopathogen. However, this will require study because a vaccine that is less effective in the most vulnerable group of children would not be an optimal outcome.
This study was supported by NIH NIDCD RO1 08671. We thank Tim Murphy, MD, University of Buffalo for P6 plasmid; Jennelle Kyd, PhD, University of Canberra, Australia for OMP26 plasmid; and Jan Poolman, PhD, GSK Biologicals, Rixensart Belgium for recombinant protein D. We also thank Sally Thomas, LPN, CCRC, the nurses and staff of Legacy Pediatrics and the collaborating pediatricians from Sunrise Pediatrics, Westfall Pediatrics, Lewis Pediatrics and Long Pond Pediatrics and the parents who consented and the children who participated in this study.
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Howlett, of Glendale, recently was recognized for his book, "The Kentucky Bourbon Experience: A Visual Tour of Kentucky's Bourbon Distilleries."
The 2012 Gold Addy Award from the American Advertising Federation he won was for exterior and interior design of the 192-page project. He shot all the photos for the book from eight of the state's 14 distilleries. The book was published by Acclaim Press of Sikeston, Mo.
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