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Report from the Second International Symposium on Animal Genomics for Animal Health: Critical Needs, Challenges and Potential Solutions
Proceedings of the International Symposium on Animal Genomics for Animal Health (AGAH 2010)
International Symposium on Animal Genomics for Animal Health (AGAH 2010)
The second International Symposium on Animal Genomics for Animal Health held in Paris, France 31 May-2 June, 2010, assembled more than 140 participants representing research organizations from 40 countries. The symposium included a roundtable discussion on critical needs, challenges and opportunities, and a forward look at the potential applications of animal genomics in animal health research. The aim of the roundtable discussion was to foster a dialogue between scientists working at the cutting edge of animal genomics research and animal health scientists. Importantly, stakeholders were included to provide input on priorities and the potential value of animal genomics to the animal health community. In an effort to facilitate the roundtable discussion, the organizers identified four priority areas to advance the use of genome-enabled technologies in animal health research. Contributions were obtained through open discussions and a questionnaire distributed at the start of the symposium. This report provides the outcome of the roundtable discussion for each of the four priority areas. For each priority, problems are identified, including potential solutions and recommendations. This report captures key points made by symposium participants during the roundtable discussion and serves as a roadmap to steer future research priorities in animal genomics research.
One of the primary aims of the second International Symposium on Animal Genomics for Animal Health (AGAH) was to explore advances made since the first symposium
1. Marker-assisted Selection of Animals with Desirable Health Traits
2. Functional Genomics of Host-Pathogen Interactions
3. Translating Genomic Information to Tools for Controlling Diseases
4. Integrating Stakeholder Support to Advance Animal Genomics in Animal Health
Marker-assisted selection of animals with desirable health traits
Genetic studies which aim to quantify between-host variation in health-related traits or are intended to identify genetic markers associated with health have the potential to impact on many areas of disease control. However, it is only in recent years that these opportunities are beginning to be recognized by both the veterinary and animal genetics communities. Undoubtedly, it is the advent of sophisticated genomic technologies, including the availability of dense single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) arrays in every major livestock species coupled with the prospect of resequencing large chunks of animal genomes, which have focused the attention of diverse research communities on the opportunities at hand. However, other factors have also come into play. These include notable success in the human genetics community in mapping genes controlling variation in complex diseases, the maturing of several large quantitative genetic studies investigating resistance to infectious diseases in livestock populations, and the demonstration that even field data beset by considerable noise and imprecision can still contain valuable information on host genetic variation. However, it remains true that quantitative genetic studies to identify heritable health traits and genetic marker associations are difficult and expensive. Phenotype acquisition has become the major bottleneck, with genomic information now no longer being the rate limiting step.
One of the outcomes of the AGAH symposium is the agreement that there are no generic solutions for solving the problems associated with quantitative genetic and genetic marker studies. The solutions depend upon the biology of the host animal, which generally determines the structure of the industry. Further, the industry structure influences both the nature of the predominant health problems encountered and the ease of data capture. The rapid and sustained development of genome-enabled technologies of the last few years, especially genotyping and sequencing, has provided extraordinary opportunities for advancing this field of research, however other issues remain. Participants overwhelmingly agreed that a key challenge remains the difficulty in acquiring and validating animal phenotypes. Critical needs include standardized protocols for collecting tissues and phenotypes for disease resistance traits in both experimental resource and relevant commercial animal populations. Additionally, a need was seen and agreed for proof-of-concept studies for marker-assisted selection (for disease resistance or improved health) in prioritized species. This was seen as being enhanced by multidisciplinary studies. Lastly, user-friendly and cost-effective delivery of marker-assisted selection was raised as an issue, particularly in developing countries.
Problems to be solved
1. Availability of appropriate and reliable phenotypes, including health records
Various scenarios may be envisaged, and the data collection strategies will vary according to the scenario. For example, with many endemic diseases, animals may face natural challenge under field conditions. In contrast, with epidemic diseases, data collection opportunities from disease outbreaks may only be sporadic, otherwise deliberate challenge experiments may be needed. Further, some diseases are multifactorial. For example, mastitis may be caused by many pathogens, and the pathogenesis resulting from these specific infections may differ dramatically. Therefore, an important issue is whether it is possible to have generic solutions to multi-factorial diseases or, conversely, pathogen-specific solutions are required – invoking considerable extract complexity in data recording.
In many cases, disease outcomes may be the result of infection coinciding with stress induced immune suppression in livestock. An example is the respiratory diseases of livestock and poultry in intensive animal production systems caused by several different pathogens (viral and/or bacterial) in association with transport, co-mingling of pooled animals, dietary changes and administration of various veterinary treatments. Mastitis is another example of a disease where clinical cases often have an underlying issue of immune suppression in early lactation. In such cases, addressing animals' ability to cope with stress may be as effective as concentrating on animals' resistance to infection.
Related to the issue of stress is that of robustness. Of particular interest to breeding companies is the ability to breed animals that are robust across a variety of environments and infectious challenge conditions. This is particularly important when there are few pathogens or diseases that can be identified as overwhelming candidates for marker-assisted selection, yet general health issues are perceived. Many approaches have been advocated for addressing this issue, including interrogation of detailed health records, using animal performance as a proxy for health, and attempting to identify underlying immunological correlates of robustness.
Researchers should also be aware that opportunities to record phenotypes may occur in populations that are not standard commercial populations or well-characterized experimental lines. For example, livestock exposed to extremes of environment or disease, especially in developing countries, may be a rich reservoir of traits and gene variants related to health issues.
The goal should be to move toward more "proactive" sample collection, with specific recommendations on optimum timing and handling of blood (or other tissue) sample collection for a wide array of immunological and other disease-related studies. The now widespread availability of high-throughput technologies, including dense SNP chips for nearly all livestock species, is particularly advantageous. They allow creation of animal pedigrees, i.e. accurate estimation of genetic relatedness between individuals, and they enable quick and efficient genome scans for markers in LD with causative mutations. However, care needs to be taken with population genetic structure – mixed breed populations are likely to lead to spurious results unless sample sizes are very large and very dense SNP chips are available.
For predictable widespread diseases, international agreement is required for measurement protocols for predictable diseases. Extensive data requires that they be collected and stored on accessible databases. For emerging diseases, dialogue with governmental and other animal health policy makers to ensure timely capture of epidemic outcome data, for use in population-level quantitative genetic or epidemiological analyses. Including data collected on health traits in animal disease studies conducted in controlled laboratory settings, where the experiments are sufficiently large to provide meaningful data, will reduce the complication of uncontrolled environmental factors.
For general health issues, further research into the best means of describing host genetic effects is required. Support research to define heath traits at the molecular level. Narrowly defined phenotypes can significantly increase the power of detecting genetic factors involved in disease susceptibility and disease resistance, however they make phenotype collection more challenging. Research into the identification of animals with superior ability to withstand the immunosuppressive effects of stress may open new opportunities.
2. Development and availability of genome-associated research tools
A significant issue with animal genome sequences is the lack of annotation, which is mostly based on homology to other genes and not actual experimental testing in the species of interest.
The big challenge, and the big opportunity, now lies in obtaining and interpreting sequence data for populations of animals. Individual genome sequences offer unparalleled opportunities for identification of causative mutations, for the generation of SNPs to be used in population-wide studies, for identification of animals with superior genotypes and for gaining additional understanding of the genetic control of traits of interest.
The same high throughput technologies that enable large scale genotyping and sequencing will also enable great insight into transcriptomics, through sequencing of transcripts. This, along with technologies that measure protein (protein arrays or mass spec) and metabolites will allow greater insight and contribute to genome annotation.
Continued efforts in genome sequencing and SNP discovery are needed. Formation of large international consortia is required to reduce per-unit cost of using SNP chips. Both high density arrays, for mapping of causal mutations, and low density arrays for haplotype imputation are required. There is also a need to support other high throughput technologies such as DNA chips and protein arrays.
3. Refining quantitative population genetic studies to usable markers
Where phenotypes are difficult to capture, or few/single genes dominate host genetic variation, a usable marker(s) must be found. A SNP-based genome scan alone is unlikely to be sufficient, and information must be used from other sources ('screening filters'), including comparative genomics, functional genomic studies and verification in independent animals. Once a region on the genome is found, one should (1) refine the position using more markers, (2) confirm the association in independent animals, and (3) when possible, sequence as many animals as possible for novel genetic variants.
Where genetic control is polygenic, and phenotypes are readily obtained on large numbers of animals, it is not necessary or even useful to resolve the genetic marker to a causative mutation or tightly linked marker – in this case 'genome-wide selection' can be used. The sum of all SNP effects across the genome can be used to predict next generation performance/resistance/health status. However, in this situation costs that are incurred on a routine basis are likely to be high, thus strategic use of sparse SNP chips for imputing haplotypes is likely to substantially reduce costs.
• Support research to define health traits at the molecular level with the aim of detecting genetic factors involved in disease susceptibility and disease resistance
• Support initiatives at every level (national, regional, private, research project) that aim to proactively record defined health traits and collect samples from either commercial populations, well-characterized experimental animal lines, or where livestock and poultry are exposed to extremes of environment or epizootics
• Support the development of inter-operable databases for large-scale storage of pedigree information, phenotypes, and associated environmental factors
• Support national and international efforts that aim to sequence animal genomes, develop genome-enabled technologies, and enable their cost-effective use in research
• Support the building and integration of bioinformatics infrastructures in animal health research institutions, including the development of statistical models and software for animal genomics research
• Support research programs that focus on the the selection of animals with superior resistance to the immunosuppressive effects of stress
• Support large-scale coordinated research programs aimed at elucidating relevant aspects of host-pathogen interactions for high priority diseases
• Support meetings and workshops to enhance communication and facilitate collaborations between quantitative geneticists and experts in animal health
Functional genomics of host-pathogen interactions
New research strategies employing high-throughput gene expression analysis are providing novel platforms for more comprehensive understanding of host–pathogen interactions. In particular, functional genomics is rapidly revolutionizing the analysis of whole genome responses of the host to environmental, nutritional, or disease factors that affect the health of animals. The symposium included several presentations on gene expression and functional genomics studies that had the aim of looking for genes that were differentially expressed. The symposium participants overwhelmingly expressed the importance of basic research and the inclusion of genome-enabled technologies in animal health research. Many of the questions and comments from the audience pointed out that the causative polymorphisms may reside on completely different chromosomes from the genes that are differentially expressed and the importance of considering epigenetic effects.
Problems to be solved
1. Availability of validated animal disease models
There is also a major need to get better sampling tools and methods to handle and store them for multiple protein and nucleotide analyses; e.g., protocols for handling blood, saliva and oral fluids, nasal, vaginal and other easily accessible mucosal samples, urine and fecal samples.
2. Animals with defined disease susceptible/disease resistant phenotypes
• Identify disease phenotypes important to industry and determine how host and pathogen genetic polymorphisms such as SNPs influence the outcome of host-pathogen interactions and disease resistance phenotypes.
• Increase the genetic analysis of animals with characterized animal phenotypes in challenge experiments to build SNP maps that define the influence of genetic polymorphisms on host immune response to pathogens.
3. Bioinformatics tools
• Train animal health scientists in computational biology
• Build bioinformatics infrastructure within animal health research centers
• Build international animal genome databases
• Utilize available genomics resources developed in mouse and human systems, and build comparison maps for immune system genes in the target animal species
• Align international consortia with the aim of building animal genome databases as well as genome databases for important classes of animal pathogens.
4. Identification of genes that are involved in the activation/repression of key regulatory pathways
• We need a more comprehensive approach for using functional genomics to lead us to polymorphisms that will be useful for predicting genetic merit for animal health traits. One potential approach is to use QTL studies to identify small sets of animals that are expected to differ only in whether they have favorable or unfavorable genotypes at the QTL. Use highly parallel gene expression technology (RNA-seq, microarrays or SAGE) to determine differences in expression in relevant tissue samples that are due to the QTL. Develop RT-PCR or other similar assays for the transcripts that are most highly related to QTL genotype in the small sample. Run these RT-PCR assays on the entire QTL population and redo the QTL scan. The expression data are expected to be much higher in heritability, and therefore, a much better data set for QTL detection, than direct disease data. This QTL scan should provide much better information for locating the position of the QTL and establishing relationships between haplotypes and disease resistance that should hold up across multiple breeds.
• Develop genome-wide high throughput transcriptional profiling systems to study host-pathogen interactions and identify key candidate host and microbial genes that are associated with infection, pathogenicity, antigenic variation and host range specificity.
• Invest more resources and time into the interactomics and metabolomics area.
5. Development and availability of reagents to study gene function
• Identify research centers with capability to develop immune reagents and specific knock-out tools (e.g., siRNAs).
• Expand existing research projects on the development of immunological reagents for different animal species.
6. Discovery of biomarkers
• Conduct biomarker discovery studies with "standardized" validated animal models that have well defined phenotypes.
• Increase the use of proteomics and transcritomic technologies in biomarker discovery studies and implement the rational use of proteomics data to develop specific biochips/protein chips for genomics research.
• Identify techniques to effectively assess phenotype at multiple stages of host –pathogen interaction: infectious course, disease pathology, recovery and persistence. These must be robust to address current commercial stock as well as genetics relevant to small farms and developing economies.
• Support the development of experimental animal challenge models that provide measurable phenotypes relevant to actual diseases under field conditions
• Support long-term projects that will build the infrastructure needed to conduct the extensive phenotyping and genotyping of animal populations relevant to animal health priorities
• Support research programs that aim to identify genetic markers that correlate with disease phenotypes, and carry out whole genome expression analyses using tissue-specific microarrays and RNA-seq to identify genome sequences that influence disease parameters
• Support functional genomics research programs that aim to identify genetic markers that are linked to regulatory pathways that modulate host-pathogen interactions
• Support research programs in relevant animal hosts that aim to confirm the association of genetic markers with host responses in large animal populations
• Support the establishment of core bioinformatics infrastructures with state-of-the-art genomic tools and resources that can integrate genotype, phenotype and functional genomics data for agricultural animal species and their respective priority diseases
• Support genome database initiatives for priority animal species and pathogens
• Develop proteomics tools to support animal health research projects that have the aim of identifying host molecules and biomarkers that are associated with or have a role in modulating host-pathogen interactions
• Establish an international consortium to advance and enable the development of reagents to study gene regulation, gene function, and disease pathways in priority animal species
• Support initiatives to integrate genetic, functional genomics, and bioinformatics data in a systems biology approach to understand complex diseases
• Organize & manage all interactome research efforts using the technology readiness level standard for improving the efficiency of moving from concept to reduction to practice for direct application in the animal production systems.
• Create, test & validate comprehensive predictive biology models for optimizing animal health in the prioritized pathogens in the prioritized livestock species.
Translating genomic information to tools for controlling diseases
Genomic tools are providing new opportunities for understanding genetic diversity, the genetic variation associated with diseases processes, and host-pathogen interactions. The scientific information generated from the use of these tools in animal health research will enable the rational design of highly effective diagnostics, vaccines, drugs, biotherapeutics, and animals resistant to diseases.
Problems to be solved
1. Using animal genomes to understand genetic diversity and inform best management practices to improve animal health and animal production systems.
• Use genome wide genetic markers and novel methods to actively manage animal biodiversity
• Study the dynamics of specific and general response to disease challenges, especially innate immunity.
• Evaluate animal disease models that try and replicate "real world" disease complexes, such as the polymicrobial infections associated with the bovine respiratory disease complex.
• Establish general guidelines for using genomic tools in drug and vaccine clinical trials to identify the genotype of study animals and their response to the challenge and/or test treatment.
2. Easy to use diagnostic platforms for genetic tests, forensic veterinary medicine and traceability.
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• Develop diagnostic platforms to predict new and emerging high-virulence pathogenic strains and the expected susceptible animal populations
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3. Selection of animals with disease susceptible and resistant traits
• Establish collaborations from an early stage using animals in well structured populations with good records and already well characterized phenotypes.
• Animal challenge models must be commercially realistic and include polymicrobial /combined disease challenges.
• Establish correlated responses to selection for any marker.
4. Application of genome-enabled technologies in drug and vaccine discovery, including transgenic animals that are resistant to disease and the selection of animals that respond effectively to drugs and vaccines.
• Support vaccine discovery research programs that target vaccines specifically designed for control and eradication.
• Support vaccine studies that assess new pathogenic strains, especially 'escapes' from vaccine protection.
• Integrate genomic tools in drug and vaccine studies to assess the effects of genetic variation on efficacy and the control of disease in defined animal populations.
• Support vaccine studies that take into account age dependent effects of vaccines and adjuvants with maturation of the immune system.
• Support research programs that integrate genomic and transgenic technologies to achieve disease resistance
• Include regulatory agencies in the early phases of research programs that integrate genome-enabled tools in study designs
• Establish strategic research collaborations with commercial breeding companies and pharmaceutical companies.
• Support initiatives that will use animal genomic innovations to assess and manage domestic and wildlife animal genetic diversity
• Support studies that will lead to the development of rapid, accurate and cost-effective molecular genetic tests for host and pathogens to analyze field disease outbreaks and to develop predictive diagnostics
• Integrate disease resistance traits with existing multi-trait selection programs
• Integrate genetic profiling in the development of disease models for drug and vaccine discovery research
• Support initiatives that integrate genomic approaches to vaccine development, including genetic and immune variations in target animal populations
• Support transgenic animal research programs that target disease resistance
• Support research programs that include collaborations between animal health research institutions, commercial breeding companies, and pharmaceutical companies
Integrating stakeholder support to advance animal genomics in animal health
The promise of animal genomics will not be achieved without stakeholder support. The burden of communicating the significant opportunities that genome-enabled technologies offer for improving animal health lies squarely on the shoulders of the animal health research community.
Problems to be solved
1. Collaborations between the public and private sectors
• Establish priorities for research – specific diseases, general "robustness."
• Establish funding mechanisms that enable researchers to work with producers and provide access to large numbers of relevant animals.
• Plan to exploit disease problems at the commercial level including "SWAT teams" to collect phenotypic information and appropriate samples (including environmental data).
2. Intellectual property and technology transfer to industry
Seek an "open" shared approach to generating "next generation" IP. Create "incubator" opportunities to take results to application.
3. Impact on veterinary education and animal and poultry science
• Seek to stimulate multidisciplinary teaching across schools.
• Seek to stimulate joint research across disciplines.
• Seek to stimulate "host-centered" approaches.
4. Contributions of veterinary practitioners, animal health professionals, and animal agriculture allied industries
• Develop a strategic vision for animal genomics for animal health setting out the roles of each group of industry professionals.
• Create a communication program to stimulate interest of, and dialogue between, these groups.
• Focus on solutions that work at the population level.
5. Support from regulatory agencies to enable these new technologies
• Develop science-based approach to "technical" aspects of regulation.
• Utilize "participatory" approaches to stimulating public debate and informing the regulatory process.
• Develop a regulatory system to deal with issues of public acceptability in parallel with the technical aspects.
• Benchmark other industries in relation to "licensing" of new and/or advanced technology.
• Support the funding of innovations in animal genomics research specifically designed to solve problems in animal health
• Develop integrated approaches that include the development of sample repositories and databases that support research networks
• Develop more "epidemiological" approaches to the genetics of animal health and integrate in veterinary and animal science educational programs
• Establish and support demonstration projects to deliver concrete examples of the value of integrating genome-enabled technologies in animal health research programs
• Establish a progressive international regulatory framework that is science-based and provides a clear path for registering animal disease control tools derived from genome-enabled technologies
• Support meetings to align veterinarians, animal scientists, and genomics/genetics experts to foster a dialogue and educate on the importance of multidisciplinary approaches addressing the application of genome-enabled technologies to animal health
The availability of new animal genomics tools provide extraordinary opportunities for solving some of the most pressing and difficult problems in animal health research. Animal genomics also provides new innovative approaches for controlling diseases affecting domestic animals. Quantitative genetics, functional genomics, translating genomics information into tools for controlling diseases, and integrating stakeholder support were identified as four priority areas for animal health research. Investing in basic research was also identified as critical for the sustainability and success of animal genomics research in animal health. The application of new genome-enabled technologies in animal health research has the potential of significantly improving the health and welfare of animals, resulting in improved efficiency, sustainability, biosecurity, and the protection of animals worldwide. This report provides a roadmap for moving forward by providing recommendations and concrete steps to achieve the impact that animal genomics offers animal health research.
List of abbreviations used
GWAS: genome-wide association studies; LD: linkage disequilibrium; QTL: quantitative trait loci; siRNA: small interfering RNA; SNP: single nuclear polymorphism.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
The authors would like to acknowledge the contribution of the symposium participants who contributed to the discussion and the roundtable discussion panel members: K. Barger, Cobb Europe, Colchester, Essex, UK; G. BeVier, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, Washington, USA; P. Cherel, Hendrix Genetics, Saint Jean de Braye, France; N. A. Evans, Pfizer, Inc., Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA; V. Kapur, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, USA; S. J. Kemp, International Livestock Research Institute, Nairobi, Kenya; S. Quiniou, Agricultural Research Service, Stoneville, Mississippi, USA; and M.A. Smits, Wageningen UR Livestock Research, Animal Breeding and Genomics Centre, The Netherlands.
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As well as their trick or treat everybody who crosses the line will receive a special medal to commemorate the day.
Please note that these are the 2016 event times and are here as a GUIDE only – we cannot guarantee that they will be the same in 2017.
Runners of all abilities are encouraged to take part, with children welcome and special family bundles available to get everybody out and keeping active. Any children under the age of 6 on event day go free, with everybody encouraged to dress up as their favourite character. Four spooky zones will be spread around the course featuring witches, pumpkins, skeletons and zombies.
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Richmond Park, at almost 2,500 acres, is the largest of the Royal Parks and is home to some of the capital city's most varied and colourful wildlife including 650 free roaming deer. It is a National Nature Reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a European Special Area of Conservation.
The event village is located at Robin Hood Gate (this car park is out of use for the day). Please note that the only viable car park within Richmond Park for the event participants is the Broomfield Car Park, which you must book in advance. If you have not secured parking within the park, your best option is to park as near as you can and then get a taxi to the event drop-off point. If you can park on a residential road near to Robin Hood Gate, that is another good alternative.
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To access the event car park you will need to arrive via KINGSTON GATE and travel along Broomfield Hill. Roads between Sheen Gate and Richmond Gate remain open during the event in addition to routes between Richmond Gate and Kingston Gate (including Ham Gate).
The Event Car Park is located near to the start (Broomfield Car Park), approximately a 5min walk to the event village. Parking is £5.00 per vehicle and allocated for a set time only. A parking ticket needs to be purchased in advance via the event website. Tickets will not be issued on the day.
Please note that the event parking has now SOLD OUT. If you have already booked your parking, your pass will be emailed out on the Wednesday preceding the event.
By Train
There are several stations around the park and the nearest train station is Kingston. However this is still a considerable walk away (45mins). Richmond Park is very large so please ensure you allow plenty of time for travel or walking through the park and plan your journey in advance.
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Halloween 2011
It was his 34th Birthday June 12, 2012 having fun at the beach enjoying life with friends.I had called him about 2:00 to wish him a Happy Birthday as our call ended he said " Love you Mama...Always" As they where coming home a terrible accident took his life instantly a little before 8:00 p.m..He was the only one.
Around 11;00 p.m. there was that knock on the door... I was already asleep.They informed my husband and then asked if he wanted them to tell me. He awoke me and told me to come into the living room. As I came around the corner there where two State trooper standing there. Not really awake they told me. I said not my son what kind of car? Black Jeep.The rest is a blur.
We had to inform his older sister who was only minutes away from the Hospital they had taken him to but she drove 35 miles to come and get us.No one spoke, all silent on the way there. When we arrived He looked like he was sleeping and had a small smile on his face. I started hitting him on his chest telling him to wake up--- this isn't funny son WAKE UP!( His girlfriend was a RPN Nurse and He the Jokester.) I was wishing It was a sick joke and not for real. My Daughter said Mom stop! I laid my head on his chest and said I'm sorry son. I love you---Always.
I still don't understand why God would take a beautiful young man in perfect health that did so much for his Family, friends and Community. There where over 500 people at his Services.People came from over 3000 miles away to be there.I was proud and will alway be of my son.
Today is Halloween one of his favorite Holidays and a hard one for me as I'm sure they all will be without him. RIP my Son.I will LOVE YOU ALWAYS.
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Legacy of Kain is back with a new F2P game called Nosgoth
Remember that project that was linked to Legacy of Kain? Well it turns out that it's an actual thing now, and it's a free-to-play title called Nosgoth. The game will feature "human vs. vampire" multiplayer set in the Legacy of Kain world, ... read


text: Culture 7 April 2011 No fuss Sign up for our weekly email * Peter Brook once complained of his "deep hatred" for what he described as the "motionlessness" of opera. For several decades he abandoned the form altogether, preferring to work only in the theatre with the Royal Shakespeare Company and others. In the early 1970s, Brook returned to opera when he took up residence as artistic director at what has become one of the world's great theatre spaces, the Bouffes du Nord in Paris. (At the time of his arrival it was a disused music hall.) There he began a period of bold experimentation, reducing where others inflated, stripping back on excessive ornamentation and stagecraft, and always seeking to subvert or work against convention. His latest offering is A Magic Flute, which ran in the main theatre at the Barbican in London from 23 to 27 March. Note the use of the indefinite rather than definite article in the title: this is very much Brook's interpretation of Mozart - he calls it a "free adaptation" - with many excisions and quickenings. Brook presents a theatrical space that is starkly minimalist. There is very little fuss. A pianist, Matan Porat, is positioned on stage, just off to the left. The orchestra pit is empty. The stage decoration comprises nothing more than a series of tall, thin bamboo polls, which can be moved at will so as to become the trees of a forest, the bars of a cell or the walls of a house. The dominant colours are black and red; in one scene, the lights are dimmed and two hand-held lanterns burn fiercely. The score is light and joyful, the stamina of the pianist as impressive as his technique. The music engages perhaps more than the singing, as does the interplay of the characters, with many spoken interludes (the libretto is in German; the conversations in French, with some English words). Brook began directing professionally while a student at Oxford and now, at the age of 86 and having stepped down as artistic director of the Bouffes, he continues to experiment with form as he seeks to get ever closer to the essence of the dramatic art. Jason Cowley is editor of the New Statesman. He has been the editor of Granta, a senior editor at the Observer and a staff writer at the Times. Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 03 January 2010 issue of the New Statesman, New Issue More


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SavyJParker Sep 15, 2011
This is pretty good. A kind of original love story. That's hard to come across. Nice job.
CassiopeiaWebb Sep 12, 2011
@Moonlitflame A true story with some artistic license to make it a little more story like of course ;) But yeh, the pure storyline is based on a past experience. Thank you! :) @WatchMe Ahh it didn't sound weird, it sounded nice :) Music to my ears aha. Thank you :D
WatchMe Sep 11, 2011
Your a great writer, and I usually can't stand third person, but you did such a great job! I'm interested in reading more... that sounded weird. Whatever, I'll be reading more C: Voted.
Moonlitflame Sep 11, 2011
I really like the story so far and the fact that it's a true story :)
CassiopeiaWebb Mar 06, 2011
@Writer101 Thank you! That is the nicest thing anyone has said to me about my writing! :) I will let you know


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With the bitter taste of Saturday's dismantling by the Spanish in Chicago still pungent in their mouths and staining their teeth like sour sangria the night after a night spent partying with one's sister's friends, the US Men's National Soccer Team took the patchwork field in Detroit last night with something to prove in it's opening game in the 2011 Gold Cup.
Taking its cue from talismanic, trailer-park raised midfielder Clint Dempsey, whose combination of grit and glitter represents the current best-case for U.S. field players, there was anger and intent in the team's play from the first whistle. Rather assuming that their edge in talent and experience would inevitably tilt the game in their favor, the USMNT came charging downhill at the Canadians.
After starting a depleted line-up against Spain in the nationally televised game just days earlier in which the red uniforms that Nike is so proud of may as well have been white flags flapping in the light breeze, US coach Bob Bradley sent out his best guess at a full-strength roster.
GK: We've Got... Timmy Howard... And you... Can't Score
Defense: Carlos Bocanegra, Tim Ream, Clarence Goodson, Steve Cherundolo
Midfield: Michael Bradley, Clint Dempsey, Landon Donovan, Jermaine Jones
Forwards: Jozy Altidore, Juan Agudelo
With Red Bulls defender Tim Ream starting at center back and RBNY striker Juan Agudelo up top along with Altidore, it dawned on me how much the New York club's acquisition of Thierry Henry potentially may have a longlasting impact on our national side. I dig it.
The cutting edge of the starting lineup showed just 15 minutes into the game when a Donovan bisected the defense with a pass to Altidore, who made a shockingly adept turn and fired on goal from a tight angle. By taking that shot at all, as opposed to keeping his back to the net and holding the ball up for teammates to arrive, he showed a temerity that has been sorely lacking as of late.
While Altidore's goal was a welcome sight considering his barren form, perhaps no play epitimized the creative verve that the side was playing with than Dempsey's near-miss on a scorpion kick early in the second half.
The mercurial Dempsey seems to have brought his fine form at Fulham - where he scored 13 goals in league play to established a new club record and earned him Fulham Player of the Year honors, as voted by the club's fans. His relentlessness reaped dividends shortly after his audacious scorpion effort.
While a win over Canada on Fox Soccer Channel doesn't generate the same buzz as a nationally televised undressing by the world champs, this game is more important. Whereas that was an exhibition game, this 2-0 result was the first of the 2011 Concacaf Gold Cup and represents the first step in the path toward the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. The Gold Cup winner earns a berth in the 2013 Confederations Cup in Brazil.
By winning the 2007 Gold Cup, the US earned a bid in the 2009 Confederations Cup in South Africa, which is where we shocked Spain in the semifinals before taking an early (but ultimately overcome) lead against Brazil in the Final. The momentum of that run in South Africa kept the squad (and US soccer fans) flush with confidence during the build up to World Cup. That tournament also established Altidore as a threat. Seemingly a guy who can get hot in a tournament setting (but still struggles over the marathon of a domestic season), Altidore's re-emergence is something to watch going forward in the group stage.
Up next? Panama on Saturday night. In honor of our bested neighbors , the US team should focus on the mantra of Bachman Turner Overdrive in that one: TCOB
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