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THE BUSH-PUTIN SUMMIT; In 2 Presidents' Words: The 'New Relationship' Moves to Antiterrorism
Published: November 14, 2001
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13— Following are excerpts from a news conference by President Bush and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia today at the White House, as transcribed by the Federal News Service Inc. Mr. Putin's remarks were interpreted by a translator.
By President Bush
Thank you. It's a great honor for me to welcome President Vladimir Putin to the White House, and to welcome his wife as well.
This is a new day in the long history of Russian-American relations, a day of progress and a day of hope. The United States and Russia are in the midst of a transformationed relationship that will yield peace and progress. We're transforming our relationship from one of hostility and suspicion to one based on cooperation and trust that will enhance opportunities for peace and progress for our citizens and for people all around the world.
The challenge of terrorisms makes our close cooperation on all issues even more urgent. Russia and America share the same threat and the same resolve. We will fight and defeat terrorist networks wherever they exist. Our highest priority is to keep terrorists from acquiring weapons of mass destruction. Today we agreed that Russian and American experts will work together to share information and expertise to counter the threat from bioterrorism. We agree that it is urgent that we improve the physical protection and accounting of nuclear materials, and prevent illicit nuclear trafficking, and we will strengthen our efforts to cut off every possible source of biological, chemical and nuclear weapons, materials and expertise. . . .
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The spirit of partnership that now runs through our relationship is allowing the United States and Russia to form common approaches to important regional issues. In the Middle East, we agree that all parties must take practical actions to ease tensions so that peace talks can resume. We urge the parties to move without delay to implement the Tenet work plan and the Mitchell report recommendations. In Europe we share a vision of a European-Atlantic community whole, free and at peace, one that includes all of Europe's democracies and where the independence and sovereignty of all nations are respected.
Russia should be a part of this Europe. We will work together with NATO and NATO members to build new avenues of cooperation and consultation between Russia and NATO. NATO members and Russia are increasingly allied against terrorism, regional instability and other threats of our age, and NATO must reflect this alliance.
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Together we're making history as we make progress. Laura and I are looking forward to welcoming the Putins to our ranch in Crawford, Tex. Can't wait to show you my state and where I live. In the meantime, I hope you have a fine stay here in Washington, D.C. And it's my honor to welcome you to the White House, sir, and welcome you to the podium.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I don't know whether I would have an opportunity to address such a representative audience of the press and media. I would like to begin, anyway, with words of thanks to the president of the United States, not only for his kind invitation to visit the United States and Washington, but also for his very informal initiation of our negotiations earlier today. Myself and my colleagues are very pleased to be here, this historic building of the White House.

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Sharon Rosen Leib's California Dream
Over the last several weeks, we've asked Day to Day listeners to share their vision of the California Dream. Fame, health, satisfaction, blue sky or innovation—what defines your California Dream? Is the economy forcing that dream to change?
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When L.A. freeway traffic sucks me in like quicksand, I free my thoughts—letting them wander to the other California. The California of waking dreams where hot pink cactus flowers bloom on Joshua Tree's harsh desert floor, where the morning mist in Ojai carries the sweet scent of orange blossoms, and where the whisper of a San Francisco Indian summer wind warms the skin.
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As California's population continues to rise and the traffic thickens around me I wonder whether my children will experience the same transcendent California bliss that I have. Sometimes I feel like locking the door to my native state and throwing away the key. But how could I deny any one the chance to experience these waking dreams—the heaven on earth that my beloved California offers to those who seek it? Deep in my soul, I know that the dream belongs to all those who seek it.
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Sharon was kind enough to share some pictures of some her relatives living their own California dreams, this in Hollywood at the turn of the last century.
This first one is of my great-grandparents Sol & Marian Wurtzel circa 1912.
This next one is a group shot of Lew Seiler, Sol Wurtzel, William Fox, and two men on right I can't identify. They're all on the Fox Studios Lot in Hollywood @ Sunset & Western Aves. circa 1918.
And this last one is my great-grandfather Sol (on left) with early cowboy star Tom Mix (white hat) on Fox lot circa 1920.
Thanks, Sharon!
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nice post Sharon....re-lives some of the reasons for which lot of us end up here in this Golden State.
Just realized that I never explained history of above photos. William Fox (the founder of Fox Studios) sent my great-grandfather Sol Wurtzel (who'd never been west of New York) to run his newly acquired Hollywood studio in 1917. Sol stayed at Fox for over 30 years through its merger with 20th Century. He produced over 700 films spanning the silent to sound era including Tom Mix, Theda Bara, Shirley Temple, the "Charlie Chan" and "Mr. Moto" series. The whole Wurtzel family followed Sol west to California paradise. The California Sol found in 1917 has changed almost beyond recognition. Too bad our elected officials in Sacramento can't run California the way Sol ran Fox Studio - on a sound, efficient budget. Where or where has our enlightened, visionary leadership gone?


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Hathaway has taken a real beating by some reviewers. I did not always agree with her interpretations of the characters, (Valley girls did not exist when this was written) but I thought she brought life to the book. She kept it interesting. I much prefer a narrator that spices up the reading, as a reader who just mouths the words. Baum himself changed the book and characters in order to get it on Broadway. If he was alive today, I do not believe he would have a problem with his story being updated.
I also liked the book Wicked, which gives you the witches side of the story.
I'm just a dumb troglodyte who like reading. Me feel good after I read book.
"Great for family car ride"
My family and I drove from Boston to New York listening to "the wonderful wizard of Oz." At 3HRs 52MIN OZ was the prefect length for a long car ride. We were enthralled and memorized by the depth and beauty of the story. The book is moderately different from the movie, which allows much discussion around the discrepancies. The narrator, Anne Hathaway, is excellent, where she bring so much magic and life to multiple characters. Our family continues to discuss the book weeks after completion.
"Not the story I thought I knew"
Anne Hathaway did a good job with so many different voices but I had a hard time with the voice of the Scarecrow because it sounded like Marge Simpson. Listen to the sample on audible then go to youtube and listen to Marge Simpson it was too close to being the same voice I just couldn't picture the Scarecrow in my head because the voice was Marge! That was the main voice that was just wrong and it took me out of the story, the rest of her voices were good with a few being annoying and some just not fitting, like a valley girl voice just seemed out of place. I guess I liked her narration overall I just wish the Scarecrow had sounded different.I would recommend this audiobook even with Marge Simpson cast as the Scarecrow! Anne does bring many voices to the mix maybe at times too many because some of them don't seem to belong in the land of Oz but what do I know I've never been there!...
As I listened to this I came to the realization that I have never read Wizard of Oz before, yes I know I was shocked too. This story was a bit more violent in parts than I was expecting also there were some huge differences from the movie we have all seen 1,000 times so I had to try to get the movie out of my head and just go with the story, which I did enjoy. But in the end you can't help comparing the differences…the shoes (silver, not red)...Toto (black, not brown) …Dorothy is a much younger girl…the violence, there is a lot of lopping off of heads that I did not expect..Also the witches seem to play a much smaller part in this than they did in the movie.
Everyone knows the premise of this story there are over 3000+ reviews and 98,000+ ratings on Goodreads alone so really what am I going to add other than if you think you have read this book but aren't sure give it a try you may be like I was and realize you have never read the story Baum wrote, you only know the Hollywood version!
3 1/2 Stars
"Odd narration choices dim experience for adults"
The story remains enchanting.
This would be a lovely audiobook for young children.
That said, from an adult perspective, Ms. Hathaway overacts and takes away from the overall experience. A lot of her character choices are very extreme or just plain odd, as though she strained to come up with something unique and new. A child will likely find the different characters fun, this audiobook really is incredibly colorful, there are no default characters. But as an adult, I found that a lot of her choices make no sense (the wizard, above all) and was a little annoyed by some of the more grating ones, like the over-affected stage English of the queen mouse, for example, the valley girl stork, or the Marge Simpson scare crow. In essence, the magic she captures in her narration is the magical range of Anne Hathaway, not that of the Wonderful Wizard.
Other reviewers rave about this version though, so I recommend listening to a sample before you buy.
"Anne keeps your focus on her instead of the story."
I would try another book by L. Frank Baum, but I would run away from Anne Hathaway as fast as I could. I have listened to many audio books, but this is the really the worst listening experience that I have had with one.
When the stork spoke in a Valley Girl voice. I had been trying to forgive her narration for the sake of listening to the differences between the book and the movie until I got to that point. It was really jumping the shark. Unfortunately there were many horrible voices to follow.
I felt like she tried too hard and pushed herself in front of the story. I couldn't get immersed into the fiction due to her cringe worthy voices with out of place accents and her misinterpretations of how the characters would vocalize in different places. Such as using a haughty voice when a character should sound frightened. Or even smiling mockingly while narrating a serious point in the story.
There is nothing wrong with the written work. It is the voice talent that took away from the overall experience. I think it is important to experience books unabridged.
Yes the scarecrow does sound kinda like Marge Simpson, but much more manic and with a Zombie-like fervor for BRAINS!! This was actually my favorite of her voice characters.
I think this reading is probably suitable for young children (as long as they don't mind wolves getting their heads chopped off and crows getting their necks twisted and broken.) Young children are probably amused by Anne's antics and her greatest follies will fly right over their heads. I listen to many audio books with my children and I want to be able to enjoy listening to the story as well and this book does not satisfy in that regard.
"spellbinding for the family"
This is a great presentation of the classic, which I think is best demonstrated by the impact it had on my 5 year old son. He sat quietly listening to the entire work from start to finish throughout a Saturday morning, soaking it all up and loving every second of it.
"book good, but, like, read by a valley girl, total"
Would buy Frank's books, just not not read by Anne.
I thought the story was very fresh. It was very different from the movie we know and love. Anne tried to create memorable voices, but several turned out to be a 1980's 'valley girl' or some derivative thereof. Anne, I love your work, but this did not do it for me.
loved the book, not the reading
"Anne Hath a way with reading"
I never read the Wizard of Oz when I was young and was afraid I wouldn't be able to relate to the story, but Anne Hathaway really brought it to life. She did a wonderful job with the different voices and it was a really good listen.
"Wonderful story, terrible narration"
I love Anne Hathaway as an actress. She did a horrifyingly bad job of narrating this lovely story. The voices she created for the various characters were strange and didn't fit with the story at all. And some of them were just unlistenable. I found myself eager for the audiobook to be over. Very disappointing.
"Anne Hathaway Shines Throughout This Audio Edition"
Anne Hathaway's great voice work compelled me to love the audio edition over the print version.
A tie between Cowardly Lion & Wizard .
Meeting Wizard .
I laughed repeatedly .
Hathaway truly needs to do more voice work . Anne did the impossible, she made something old , feel new and fresh again. She has wonderful vocal skills , and she has that gift to naturally create different voices- masculine or feminine . Anne made all these characters feel real, relatable, and entertaining . Plus, Anne has that rare gift that cannot be taught - charisma. This is truly one of the best audiobook readings I have heard in years.


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- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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Excellent 4.4 /5 from 16 reviews
I picked this hotel by mistake and it worked out great! Very nice room and restaurant. The staff was exceptional.
Advertised but no A/C..at least that worked. We were told to just open the window. That didn't work either because the street noise was unbearable. Then upon check out the hotel charged 20 Euro than the rate on our reservations with Hotel.com. Use this hotel at your own risk!!!
It is an excellent choice made to choose to stay in this hotel. It is very clean and it offers us a great experience too. The room is very comfortable with comfy bed and bedding. The bathroom is as clean as it is brand new. We enjoy the breakfast, especially the homemade fresh smoothies. Ww will definitely choose to stay in this hotel again when we come back for a holiday.
We booked a basic double and were upgraded into a really lovely room. Cannot say enough great things about this hotel the room was lovely, bathroom lovely and free breakfast was great. Perfect stay thank you!
This was one of the most agreeable stays in a hotel for many years. The family lead hotel had an atmosphere rarely found anywhere today.The mEALS were very good and an alternative was always available. It was also ideally placed for skiing and access to travel with the railway station literarily meteres away. Our congratulations to the Kessler family.
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At India Palace, blending and calibrating spices becomes an art as the chefs combine ginger, cardamom, and peppers to craft Indian entrees. The culinary experts draw inspiration from all around the subcontinent, paying homage to Goa by simmering shrimp curries and giving a nod to Kashmir with rogan josh's tender cubes of lamb. They create their own cheese, nestling fresh chunks of it in tomato-based cream sauce or spinach, and take a lesson from Chinese culinary traditions for Manchurian-style cauliflower and marinated chicken spiced with soy and hot-pepper sauces.
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Wauwatosa police responded to two calls of teenagers armed with BB guns at Mayfair Mall in the days after Christmas, with one case connected to rumors of an attempted flash mob at the mall.
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A 19-year-old Milwaukee man and a 14-year-old Milwaukee boy were arrested on different cases of firearms possession around Mayfair on Dec. 26. The first one, taking place at 5 p.m., had police holding a 14-year-old and his friends at gunpoint after they thought he was carrying a real gun. The second arrest took place after police broke up a fight outside of McDonalds, 3131 N. Mayfair Road.
The 14-year-old and his friends brought a BB gun to the mall because they "weren't thinking." They saw rumors on Facebook that a lot of people were going to the mall, so they took two BB guns to the mall in their pants. One armed boy couldn't keep the gun from falling out of the waistline of his pants and several employees thought he had a real gun. The employees called the police, who caught the boy and friends walking out the front door.
An officer immediately held the 14-year-old and his two friends at gunpoint and told them to get down. The boy threw his gun, the tip painted black to look like a real pistol, into the snow. He was arrested and his friends were let go.
The second incident began in the mall before it migrated to McDonalds. The 19-year-old man and his brother were apparently offended by another man staring them down them in the mall. After going to McDonalds, they found him again. The man's brother started a fight with the other man and when the 19-year-old tried breaking it up a BB gun fell out of his pants.
The police had already been called to sort out the fight but the man ran off. He was later caught behind a nearby Mobil gas station and arrested.
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A Trench Caves In; a Young Worker Is Dead. Is It a Crime?
Published: December 21, 2003
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If the case was deemed ''significant,'' he reasoned, there would be a better chance of referral to the Justice Department. Even this would take a real fight. But, he added, ''It was a rare thing that I went forward with what I believed to be a significant case and someone in regional or Washington decided not to concur.''
One Family's Call to Action
''One huge hurt as one big circle'' is how Patrick Walters's stepsister, Jeanie Menz, had put it.
The family rallied around the goal of finding out who was responsible for what went wrong. Aunts, uncles, cousins, stepparents -- everyone pitched in.
On OSHA's Web site, Ms. Menz found the agency's fatality inspection procedures. One document caught their attention: ''Referral for Criminal Prosecution.''
No one was quite sure how to proceed, though. They made lists of media contacts and legislators. They brainstormed lists of questions for possible witnesses. A contingent drove to the collapse site and spoke to construction workers, including some who had tried to save Patrick.
''Where did he die?'' his mother asked.
''Right where you're standing, ma'am,'' came the reply.
Crystal Walters wanted answers, too. Yet she also found herself quietly raging at her husband for setting aside all his fears and complaints and climbing into that trench.
''But he was young,'' she said, ''and he thought he was made of steel.''
The family shared the sense that friends and neighbors did not understand the depth of their disgust and anger. Even in gestures of sympathy, people caused unintended hurt simply in the way they described his death: Act of God. Accident. Fate.
''My boy got killed is the way I put it,'' Jeff Walters said.
No, he would say, Mrs. Moeves did not mean for his son to die. But neither does the guy who knocks back a bottle of booze, then goes for a spin and kills his neighbor's child. Either way, he insisted, death was a foreseeable result of reckless behavior. ''Any other way,'' he said, ''if somebody kills somebody they go to prison.''
But who would hold Mrs. Moeves to account?
Sorting through Patrick Walters's belongings, they found Charles Shelton's business card. Jeff Walters called and left a message.
On the Web, they discovered a support group called Fight, or Families in Grief Hold Together, founded by Ron Hayes, an Alabama man whose son was killed 10 years ago working in a corn silo.
Mr. Hayes is often brutal in his assessments of OSHA. (''Organized crime from top to bottom, son.'') But he also considers John L. Henshaw, the agency's administrator, a friend. Mr. Henshaw named him to the National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health.
Mr. Hayes takes several calls a week from families reeling from a death on the job, wondering what to do next. On Aug. 1, 2002, the call came from Jeff Walters's second wife, Marian. By coincidence, Mr. Hayes was going to be in Cincinnati that week. He agreed to meet for dinner.
Jeff Walters and Ron Hayes have equally vivid memories of that night. They met at a Chinese buffet and felt an instant bond. They were both plumbers. Both of their boys were named Pat, and both had died young. And both had been buried alive.
''You need a willful violation in this, Jeff,'' Mr. Hayes said that night. ''If you don't get the willful, then you don't get the Justice Department investigating.''
Even so, he warned, the odds were long. OSHA classified only a tiny percentage of violations as willful, and far fewer were prosecuted. The family would have to be knowledgeable and absolutely determined.
Jeff Walters finally got through to Mr. Shelton. ''We need a willful violation against Linda Moeves,'' he recalled telling him. ''She's already killed one person. Now she's killed Patrick.''
Mr. Shelton, he said, seemed to share some of his anger.
''I felt like there was a guy out there who was really trying to do his job.''
A Shrinking Pool of Allies
That same month, though, the Walters family lost an important ally. Bill Murphy retired from OSHA on Aug. 2, 2002.
And there was a further complication: Linda Moeves's friendship with Richard T. Gilgrist, then one of three assistant area directors rotating through Mr. Murphy's job while a decision was made on a successor.
Mr. Gilgrist's boss, the regional administrator in Chicago, Michael G. Connors, said in an interview that Mr. Gilgrist had called him after the inquiry was ''fairly well completed'' to discuss an ''unusual situation.''
According to Mr. Connors, Mr. Gilgrist described what had happened and explained that while his office was planning to push for a ''significant penalty'' designation, it was recommending a willful violation only for the first incident, involving the 15-foot trench, not for Patrick Walters's death.
But he also said that Mrs. Moeves was a neighbor, and so he was recusing himself from the case. ''I believe he absolutely pulled out of the case and did nothing on it after I talked with him,'' Mr. Connors said.
Mr. Gilgrist's conflict alone, Mr. Connors said, raised something of a red flag. But he also found it ''unusual'' that the Cincinnati office ''would go willful on the nonfatality and then not see willful on the second case.''
''I said send the cases up,'' he recalled.
Mrs. Moeves, meanwhile, had hired Robert A. Dimling, the premier OSHA defense lawyer in town, a man well practiced at extricating clients from OSHA's crosshairs.


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turning the poster to the side is smart, but it's not exciting enough of a twist.
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Located in the area of Cerro del Águila, perfectly connected with the historic city centre, only 6 minutes away by metro.
Check-in from 15:00 to 21:30.
From 21:30 to 23:30, there is an extra charge of 25€.
From 23:30 to 01:00, there is an extra charge of 40€.
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This is a really new apartment. Although it's not in the down town but very near to the metro station. With the taxi from down town to the apartment you just need to pay about 10 Euro.
What not good we feel is: there is NO WIFI or INTERNET! It's really extremely inconvenient! Especially for the tourists, who want search for the route or sth. else.
O apartamento é muito confortável, tem três quartos, ar condicionado central em todos os cômodos. Fica em um bairro residencial com parquinho, supermercado na esquina do edificio e metro a dois minutos a pé. Leva no máximo quinze minutos até o centro de metro. Pode-se estacionar na rua sem cobrança de estacionamento. A anfitriã é atenciosa e atendeu rapidamente nossos pedidos.
A very beautiful apartment, with a large bathroom and a very nice terrace. Check-in was very easy and check out as well. Perfect apartment for a trip to Seville.
Great Location, friendly staff! Very Clean and nicely equiped
Great location, with lots o restaurants, cafes and bars around, but not in the middle of the tourist "traps", there is a market right downstairs to buy something and eat it on the terrace or simply to have breakfast in there, 10 minute walk to main attractions
Host was very nice and explained us well all we needed to know about the city.
There is a really nice alley that goes to the river. It has aircon, cutlery, and everything you need.
Overall it was a great experience and it has a great value for money for groups of i would say up to 6 people.
The only downside = one shower only
The flat was in the heart of the city, clean, beautiful and quite.
I would recommend it to everyone!
warm regards
We had a lovely weekend in beautiful Sevilla. The apartment was complete and cosy and very centrally located, near Giralda in a quiet street. Perfect communication with Carmen, Rocio and Paco. We will be back!
Positive was the quiet location of the apartment and it was clean. Generally speaking utilities were ok. Further the neighbourhood with the fresh market around the corner and the beautiful square with a lots of restaurants and bars.
Minus points the apartment was quit dark with a bit poorly atmoshere.
Basic needs like soap and toiletpaper were missing.
The welcome was disappointing like they did not know that we came there for a week. And the wifi does not function well.
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Antibodies to HIV are potentially important reagents for basic and clinical studies. Historically, these reagents have been produced by random cloning of heavy and light chains in phage display libraries (Burton et al., 1991) and electrofusion techniques (Buchacher, 1992). Here we describe a method to identify and potentially enrich human memory B cells from HIV infected patients that show serum titers of neutralizing antibodies. When biotinylated gp140 is used to stain peripheral blood mononuclear cells it identifies a distinct population of gp140 binding B cells by flow cytometry.
The HIV surface protein is composed of a trimer of gp140, which is made up of two non-covalently associated polypeptides gp120 and gp41. Antibodies to either gp120 or gp41 can have neutralizing activity in vitro and in vivo. However, in order to neutralize, antibodies need to bind to their epitope in the context of the functional trimeric GP140 (Broder, 1994; Yang, 2000). In our search for a method to identify memory B cells in the blood that bind to the surface of HIV we made use of an artificially trimerized gp140 protein that has previously been shown to resemble the native envelope spike (Yang, 2000).
HIV-1 infected patient is part of the Elite Controller Study of the Partners Aids Research Center. The patient was identified as elite controller based on clinical data (Table 1), CD4+ T cell counts and plasma viral loads below 50 RNA copies/ml in the absence of retroviral therapy (Walker, 2007). The un-infected volunteer was a 31 year old male recruited at the Rockefeller University. Human samples were collected after signed informed consent in accordance with Institutional Review Board (IRB)-reviewed protocols of all participating institutions.
Blood was obtained in syringes treated with acid citrate dextrose.
Neutralization screens were performed as previously described (Li et al., 2005). In brief, serum neutralization was detected as reduction in luciferase reporter gene expression after single round infection in Tzm-bl cells. In order to rule out unspecific antiviral activity in the plasma sample SIVmac251.WY5 was used as a negative control.
The Avitag biotinylation signal (LNDIFEAQKIEWHE) was added to the carboxylic terminus of Trimeric gp140 composed of the YU2 HIV-1 envelope amino acids 1 to 683 was fused to the T4 phage trimerization domain (Yang, 2000). The protein was produced by transient transfection of suspension cultured 293T cells with "293 fectin" according to the manufacturer's suggestion (Invitrogen). Supernatants from transfected cells were collected after 4 days of culture and recombinant protein concentrated by lentil lectin affinity chromatography before purification by affinity on a Ni column (GE Health care, Piscataway, NJ). The purified product was biotinylated using biotin ligase according to the manufacturer's suggestions (Avidity, Denver, Co) and checked for antigenic activity by ELISA assays with monoclonal antibodies to gp140.
Mononuclear cells were purified from peripheral blood by Ficoll-Paque (GE Healthcare) density gradient centrifugation according to the manufacturer's instructions. B cells were enriched by depletion of non-B cells using a B Cell Isolation Kit (Miltenyi) Enriched cells were stained using anti-human CD19 PE, IgG APC (BD), biotinylated gp140. Biotinylated gp140 was used for staining at a concentration of 5 μg/ml and detected using Streptavidin-PE (Pharmingen) at a dilution of 1/1500. Samples were analyzed on FACSVantage (BD) using FACSDiva Software (BD).
Antigen specific IgG+ B cells make up a small percentage of the circulating B cell pool. These cells can be identified by their expression of CD19 and IgG as well as a high affinity to their antigen and represent somatically hypermutated post germinal center IgG memory B cells (Klein, 1998). The presence of such cells in blood correlates in part with serum antibody titers (Crotty, 2003; Leyendeckers, 1999; Nanan, 2001, (Amanna et al., 2007).
To determine whether we could identify HIV-gp140 binding B cells in the circulation of individuals with serum titers of anti-HIV antibodies we studied one such individual and an uninfected control. Table 2 summarizes the neutralization breadth of the serum from the HIV-infected patient. Figure 1A shows that among CD19+IgG+ B cells in the infected individual we found a distinct population of cells that also bound biotinylated gp140. Further, we were unable to detect a significant number of gp140 binding CD19+IgG+ cells in the circulation of an uninfected control (Fig. 1B).
We conclude that biotin labeled gp140 trimer can be used to identify gp140 binding B cells in the circulation of HIV infected individuals with serum titers of neutralizing antibodies.
Despite the importance of antibody responses to HIV there are no methods to identify, study and potentially purify circulating memory B cells that express such antibodies. We find only a low frequency of gp140 binding B cells in the IgG+ B cell compartment in the patient. However, the frequency of such cells was similar to the frequency of vaccinia specific circulating IgG memory B cells in vaccinia vaccinated individuals (Crotty, 2003). Furthermore these cells were not found in a control uninfected individual. In conclusion, the method we describe can potentially be used to identify and purify gp140 binding B cells by flow cytometry as a first step in the cloning and characterization of the antibodies they produce (Wardemann, 2003(Tiller et al., 2008).
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Some footage of Ignition Entertainment's sci-fi FPS Reich has surfaced, following the Flordia branch's closure last week.
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Ignition's Florida base was shuttered and Reich canned after the firm's London studio was closed in September, along with the cancellation of its WarDevil project.
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This very simple code could be extended to make all sorts of USB devices. The isochronous IN endpoint could send sensor data like temperature, pressure or GPS readings. It also could send video, still frames or audio data. It even could be hooked up to a motion detector. The possibilities are endless with the Olimex's breakout board.
If you want to follow the Portland State Aerospace Society's development of LPC2148 USB avionics sensor nodes, join the psas-avionics list (see Resources).
PSAS hopes to do an airframe-only launch in Bend, Oregon, this summer. Our goal is to have working USB avionics nodes and a working Linux flight computer by October 2009. On October 2–4, the Arizona High Power Rocketry Association hosts the BALLS amateur rocketry event. If you're at the BALLS event in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, or if you're still hanging around after Burning Man, stop by and say hello.
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JENNY LIN Atlanta composer Jason Freeman's "Piano Etudes" are among the adventurous modern repertoire performed by pianist Lin, a charismatic performer with spectacular keyboard technique. Music by Unsuk Chin, Dai Fujikura, György Ligeti, Gabriela Ortiz and more. FREE. 7:30 p.m. Spivey Hall. 678-466-4200. www.spiveyhall.org. — Mark Gresham
NEKO CASE, CROOKED FINGERS Supporting her latest wonderful opus, Middle Cyclone, Case is getting the bigtime media attention, and tix disappeared in two shakes. That voice is to die for, and the songs just get better. She's a treasure. SOLD OUT. 8:30 p.m. Variety Playhouse. 404-524-7354. www.variety-playhouse.com. — James Kelly
ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA World-premiere of "Symphony" by Christopher Theofanidis, "Second Essay for Orchestra" by Samuel Barber, and a divergent personal reinterpretation of George Gershwin's "Concerto in F" by jazz pianist Marcus Roberts. Repeats FRI/3 & SAT/4. $16-$73. 8 p.m. Symphony Hall. 404-733-5000. www.atlantasymphony.org. — MG
PAPA MALI, LEFTY WILLAIMS Mali got his start with American reggae pioneers The Killer Bees before branching off into his own brand of swampy blues-funk. He's a mean slide player with a sometimes gruff soulful baritone and lightning licks. $12. 8 p.m. Smiths Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com. — Chris Parker
RANDOM RABBIT, MR. LUCKY, UPRISE Friday Flow continues to showcase dubstep in Atlanta with the electro-glitch band Random Rabbit. A Nophi laptop battle to be hosted by Threv Simpson. $10. 9 p.m. Apache Café. 404-876-5436. www.apachecafe.info. — RC
AFRO-CUBAN ALLSTARS This multi-generational collective fully lives up to its boastful name. You don't need to understand the words to get caught up in the picante combination of jazzy polyrhythms, jittery horns and fiery percussion that will cram the venue's dance space. $25-30. 8:30 p.m. Variety Playhouse. 404-223-1100. www.variety-playhouse.com. — HH
33RD ANNUAL PEACHBLOSSOM BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL Once again, WRFG pulls out all the stops and delivers a fine collection of the state's finest bands, including Tucker Station String Band, Whoa Nelly, Counterpoint, The Nashvillian Family Band, and The Vinson Mountain Boys. $5-$12. 12 p.m. - 9 p.m. Clarkston Community Center. 404-523-3471. www.wrfg.org. — JK
CHARLES MINGUS BIG BAND Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the late bassist Mingus' influential "Ah Um" and "Blues and Roots", the 14 member band does much more than a tribute. They are preserving the legacy of one of the best. Ever. $49-$65. 8 p.m.. Rialto Center for the Arts. 404-413-9849. www.rialto.com. — JK
MICHELLE MALONE Atlanta singer-songwriter Malone promotes her new CD, Debris, featuring 11 tracks of Southern-drenched emotion that both rends and mends the heart. Malone shares the second show bill with Nathan Beaver and Ryan Rockitt. $18-$22 6:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. Eddie's Attic. 404-377-4976. www.eddiesattic.com. — MG
OMAR U.K. soul icon Omar brings his bitching brew of new songs to Atlanta. $25. 9:30 p.m. Sugarhill. 404-658-0068. www.sugarhillatl.com. — RC
IVAN NEVILLE'S DUMPSTAPHUNK Dumpstaphunk deliver a funky, horn-fueled gumbo hotter than habañeros. Following in the tradition of their respective fathers Aaron and Art Neville, keyboardist Ivan and guitarist Ian Neville breed Big Easy hustle into their limber blues-rock bustle. $15. 8 p.m. Smiths Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com. — CP
THE STRANGE BOYS This quartet of teens from Austin, TX sound like some long lost garage rock band from the '60s. Fans of Roky Ericson or the Nuggets compilations should take note — this is the future of yesterday. $8. 8:30 p.m. The Earl. 404-522-3950. www.badearl.com. — Wyatt Williams
ROBYN HITCHCOCK & THE VENUS 3 Since 1976 dozens of albums have chronicled Hitchcock's impressive knack for incorporating often bizarre lyrics into hummable if skewed melodies. Rabid cult fans ensued, most of whom relish his unpredictable/oddball between-song banter as much as his jaunty and ringing folk-rock. $17.50-20. 8 p.m. Variety Playhouse. 404-223-1100. www.variety-playhouse.com. — HH
JIMMIE'S CHICKEN SHACK, THE APOSTLES JCS hit the charts with funk-metal anthem "High," and the power pop "Do Right," on their first two albums. Never content to sit still stylistically, their seventh and latest, Fail on Cue, offers beefy mid-tempo indie rock. $12. 8 p.m. Smiths Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com. — CP
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3 people apparently love handing over an extra 40% in fees for nothing in return…
Dang. I thought they would name some actual headliners.
Forgot to mention that Iggy did a stellar show @ the Agora in the spring…
Their fees were onerous, to say the least. $16 per ticket for "convenience," and it's…
That poster is for the Iggy Pop show on March 11 1983 @ 688 club…