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Renal Transplantation and Raltegravir in HIV-Infected Patients (ANRS153TREVE)
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Condition | Intervention | Phase |
HIV-1 Infection Chronic Renal Insufficiency |
Drug: Raltegravir |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | National, Multicenter, Phase III Prospective Trial About Clinical and Immunological Follow-up After Renal Transplantation in HIV-1 Infected Patients With End Stage Chronic Renal Insufficiency |
- Incidence of acute clinical renal graft rejection [ Time Frame: 6 months ]Incidence of acute clinical renal graft rejection defined by 20% increase of serum creatinine, associated to histological features (Banff classification) 6 months after renal transplantation
- Incidence of acute clinical and subclinical renal graft rejection [ Time Frame: 1 year ]Incidence of acute clinical and subclinical renal graft rejection up to 1 year after renal transplantation defined only by renal histology (without creatinine modification). Histology is performed on routine renal graft biopsy 3 months and 1 year after transplantation.
- One year graft survival [ Time Frame: 1 year ]One year graft survival, compared to non HIV-infected transplanted patients, using data provided by French Biomedicines Agency
- Patients' survival [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
Patients survival, compared to:
- chronic dialysis HIV patients still listed on the transplantation waiting list - transplanted non-HIV patients using data provide by French Biomedicine Agency
- Phenotyping of lymphocytic infiltrates in case of acute rejection [ Time Frame: 1 year ]The aim of the immunological phenotyping is to analyse the expression of activation markers between different TCD4 and TCD8 sub-population, this phenotyping will be compared to those observed in acute cell-mediated rejection occurring in the historical cohort of Non-HIV patients. In addition, the rate and expression of Treg population will be evaluated.
- Incidence of AIDS defined diseases and severe morbidity diseases after renal transplantation [ Time Frame: 1 year ]Severe morbidity diseases include: pathological infections, malignancies, metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.
- Immunological and virologic status after renal transplantation [ Time Frame: 1 year ]Immunological (lymphocyte activation and inflammatory parameters) and virologic status (kinetics of viral replication: HIV RNA in blood, total HIV DNA in PBMC) monitoring after renal transplantation. These parameters will be compared with pre-transplant status.
- Evaluation of the switch by raltegravir at the time of renal transplantation [ Time Frame: 1 year ]Assessment of ARV medications change and introduction of raltegravir at the time of renal transplantation in terms of reduction of pharmacokinetic interaction between antiretroviral regimen including raltegravir and immunosupressive treatments. In addition, virological efficacy of antiretroviral treatment including Raltegravir will be evaluated.
- Viral load control after switch by antiretroviral treatment including raltegravir after renal transplantation [ Time Frame: 1 year ]The aim of this study is to evaluate at the time of renal transplantation the virologic efficiency after the switch by an antiretroviral regimen including Raltegravir in terms of viral load control an virological failure as Raltegravir is known for its low genetic barrier.
- Survival and waiting period of HIV patients registered on French biomedicine agency for renal transplantation [ Time Frame: 1 year ]Assessment of HIV patients' waiting period until renal transplantation and survival of patients registered on French biomedicine agency waiting-list compared to Non-HIV population (data provided by French Biomedicine Agency )
- Measurement of Area under plasma concentration (AUC) variability of immunosuppressive drugs after introduction of antiretroviral regimen containing Raltegravir [ Time Frame: 1 year ]Area under plasma concentration (AUC) of Raltegravir and immunosuppressive drugs (Tacrolimus and Mycophenolate Mophetyl) will be measured as well as residual concentration of Tacrolimus. This study is performed in order to verify immunosupressive treatments dosage adaptation.
Enrollment: | 27 |
Study Start Date: | December 2011 |
Study Completion Date: | November 2015 |
Primary Completion Date: | November 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Raltegravir
Raltegravir associated to an antiretroviral regimen without ritonavir boosted antiprotease
Drug: Raltegravir
Introduction of Raltegravir 2 days after renal transplantation within an antiretroviral regimen without ritonavir boosted antiprotease
Other Name: Isentress
Detailed Description:
Antiretroviral treatment of HIV-1 Infection might interact with immunosuppressive treatments which increase rejection of renal graft incidence.
In addition HIV infection may be modified together with cardiovascular risk. Patients participating to this study will receive after transplantation antiretroviral regimen including Raltegravir.
Raltegravir treatment does not interact with immunosuppressive drugs and thus seems to be the treatment of choice to be associated with immunosuppressive drugs.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Registration on the French national renal transplantation waiting list (Biomedicines Agency) for a living or cadaveric donor organ
- HIV-1-infected patients treated by a three-drug ARV regimen
- Immuno-virologic criteria at renal transplantation: undetectable viral load (<50 copies/mL) and CD4 >200/mm3 for at least three months on stable ARV
- Age >18 years and <70 years
- Effective contraception for women
- Written informed consent
- Patient with social security coverage
Exclusion Criteria:
- Hepatic cirrhosis
- Serious psychiatric illness history
- EBV or HHV8 lymphoproliferation (lymphoma, systemic Kaposi's sarcoma or multifocal Castleman's disease)
- History of PML
- HTLV-1 seropositivity
- Severe pulmonary or cardiovascular disease with poor short-term vital prognosis
- Patient with AgHBs+
- History of cryptosporidiosis
- History of fungal infection with multi resistant fungi not likely to respond to oral antifungal therapy
- Impossibility or refusal of Raltegravir switch, decision made by doctor or patient
- Recent malignancy (between 2 and 5 years according to type)
- HPV-related cervical or anal disease: carcinoma in situ, AIN III, CIN III in remission for less than three years
- Active infection
- HCV infection (PCR-positive)
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01453192
France | |
Hôpital Pellegrin, Service de Nephrologie, Transplantation Rénale, Dialyse | |
Bordeaux, France, 33076 | |
CHU De Caen, Service de Néphrologie Hémodialyse | |
Caen, France, 14033 | |
Hôpital Henri Mondor, Service de Néphrologie Transplantation | |
Créteil, France, 94010 | |
Hôpital Kremlin Bicêtre, Service de Néphrologie | |
Kremlin Bicêtre, France, 94275 | |
CHRU Lille, Service de néphrologie | |
Lille, France, 59037 | |
CHU de Nantes, Service de Néphrologie et Immunologie Clinique | |
Nantes, France, 44093 | |
Hôpital Pasteur, Service de Néphrologie - Transplantation | |
Nice, France, 06002 | |
Hopital Saint Louis, Service de Néphrologie | |
Paris, France, 75010 | |
Hôpital Necker, Service de Néphrologie adulte | |
Paris, France, 75743 | |
Hôpital TENON, Urgences Néphrologiques et Transplantation Rénale | |
Paris, France, 75970 | |
Hôpital civil, Service de Néphrologie et Transplantation | |
Strasbourg, France, 67091 | |
Hôpital Foch, Service de Néphrologie Transplantation | |
Suresnes, France, 92151 | |
Hôpital Rangueil, Service de Néphrologie, HTA, Dialyse, Transplantation | |
Toulouse, France, 31059 | |
Hôpital Bretonneau, Service de Néphrologie | |
Tours, France, 37044 |
Principal Investigator: | Philippe GRIMBERT, MD | CHU Henri-Mondor |
Study Director: | Dominique COSTAGLIOLA, PHD | INSERM U943 |
Additional Information:
Responsible Party: | French National Institute for Health and Medical Research-French National Agency for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis (Inserm-ANRS) |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01453192 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
2011-001004-35 ANRS 153 TREVE ( Registry Identifier: ANRS ) |
Study First Received: | October 3, 2011 |
Last Updated: | July 11, 2016 |
Keywords provided by French National Institute for Health and Medical Research-French National Agency for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis (Inserm-ANRS):
Raltegravir Renal transplantation HIV-1 Acute renal graft rejection |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Renal Insufficiency Renal Insufficiency, Chronic Kidney Diseases Urologic Diseases Raltegravir Potassium Anti-HIV Agents Anti-Retroviral Agents |
Antiviral Agents Anti-Infective Agents HIV Integrase Inhibitors Integrase Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 30, 2017


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Guild donates special cart to PHH ER
Monday, February 25, 2013 7:37 AM
The Parkview Huntington Hospital Guild has purchased and donated a special cart for the PHH Emergency Department that will allow emergency workers to quickly deal with the needs of pediatric patients.
The Premier Aluminum Broselow ColorCode Cart is a companion unit to the Broselow Pediatric Resuscitation System the department now uses. The cart's drawers are color-coded to correspond to the sections of the resuscitation system used for young patients of various ages and sizes. It is a portable unit that provides nurses, physicians and technologists quick access to a full range of items to use with pediatric patients in an emergency setting.
"In an environment when every second is precious, having exactly the right items in exactly the right size and dosage is invaluable to emergency personnel," says Doug Selig, the hospital's emergency department manager. "The cart helps responders know at a glance where to go for what they need."
"The Guild's generosity has allowed the Emergency Department to put the complete Broselow System into use months sooner than would otherwise be the case," adds Mike Perkins, director of the Parkview Huntington Foundation. The foundation sought the guild's involvement on behalf of the hospital. "This is one of dozens of gifts the guild has made over the years, through the Foundation, that have assisted many hospital departments."
In 2012, a guild gift purchased custom-engraved frames for the newborn photos of all infants delivered at Parkview Huntington Hospital's Family Birthing Center.
Each frame bore the baby's name and birth date. Other guild contributions last year provided supplies for the hospital's mammography services, and purchased helmets for children receiving bicycle safety instruction. The guild has purchased bicycle safety helmets since 2003.

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Why is the Fractional CO2 laser safer and more effective than Dermabrasion?
The Fractional CO2 laser is a controlled treatment using a precise laser to treat areas of the skin. The laser creates microscopic columns of thermal injury into the skin that stimulates collagen production, in order to smooth out wrinkles and reduce acne scarring. Healthy skin is left intact between the treated areas, in order to minimize the risks associated with the treatment. The fractional CO2 laser can be used to remove wrinkles, and fractional CO2 laser can also be used to remove acne scars. In contrast, dermabrasion is not as predictable and the surgeon may not able be to determine the exact depth of the treatment. The risk of permanent scarring and pigment changes after dermabrasion is much higher than the newer fractional laser treatments, which is why Dr. Schweiger prefers to use Fractional CO2 laser resurfacing instead.
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Need a new pair, and a lot of forum favorites seem to be coming around on sale right now, so that's great. Hoping to get some advice about how these candidates would feel to me. A quick recent history. I bought Babolat Propulse 2's based on other TT opinions, and unfortunately could not play in them. Tried for about three weeks, but foot pain was ridiculous and never seemed to go away. The top of the shoe would stab my foot, and the bottom, like I said, just caused all sorts of discomfort when moving. I even tried getting my money's worth out of them by just using them as my everyday shoe, and even that was too painful. Bought a pair of Nike City Court VI to replace them with, and they have been a truly awesome revelation, especially considering the standard low price. But, here are the candidates I am currently seeking out. These are all currently on sale, as I have to set a cap on shoes, right around $80. Adidas Barricade 7.0 Adidas Adizero Feather II Asics Gel Resolution 4 Nike Courtballistec 4.3 Yonex Power Cushion 308 Nike City Court VII I'm wondering if the separation between the toe and heel on the Propulse 3's had to do with my discomfort. If so, it looks like the Yonex, Barricades and Asics have the most distinct separation, which would likely leave me with either Nike or the Feather. The Feather seems to be the leader in the clubhouse based on reviews and comments, but I could really use more info and advice. Thanks in advance.
Shoes are very subjective, even nuances in variation of one's foot will make a shoe that's perfect for someone be very uncomfortable for you. Best advice I can give is - go to a store and try out each one, then order it online from your favorite store, preferably TW
Adidas Barricade 7.0 if you want long lasting shoes,Yonex Power Cushion 308 if comfort is top of your list.
You're going to need to try the shoes on yourself to see which are best, as others have previously noted. Because there's a wide range of foot sizes and issues there's no such thing as a "best" shoe. Some shoes that are very well made and beloved I can't wear because they kill my feet. I'm partial to Yonex shoes because I have a wider forefoot but normal heel. After bad experiences with Nike shoes pinching my feet I haven't worn them in a while, but I understand there's a fair amount of last variance among the current Nike lineup.
not really a commercial for tw, but i know that if you order from tw, they're always very good about accepting shoe returns IF you don't wear them on court (i.e. don't play in them for 15 sets and then send them back). just walk around your house with them on and you should be safe since your babolats didn't work for that either. if they're comfortable to walk around your house in they should be good to play in. if fact, if you wanted to shoot the moon, order everything on your list and try them all in the confines of your house and keep the pair that fits the best is as most comfortable. i have good luck with the feathers but i have narrow feet.
My problem is local availability. Even though I live in "Tennis Town USA", finding tennis shoes around here is quite difficult. The club seems to really want to sell me K-Swiss', Wilson's, Prince's and Babolat's. I know they have a Barricade, so I'll try that on Wednesday, and I'm hoping they might still have a Feather and a CB around as well. The City I hope will fit like my current one, but if I don't find any shoes at the tennis center, I have to drive about 40 minutes to the Nike and Adidas outlets, or an hour to a Sports Authority that carries the City Courts. But as far as Asics and Yonex, I pretty much have no shot at trying them on without ordering first. I love the TW customer service, but A) I would feel like an ass buying 5 pair of shoes and returning 4 and B) can't really afford to go buy them all at once anyway. Thanks for the vote on the feathers. Think they may still end up the winners.
Well, that sucked. None of my choices were available at the Pro Shop. In fact, only one box of Adidas or Nike TOTAL, a Vapor 9 three sizes too small. Nothing but K-Swiss, Babolat, Prince and Wilson. So, I think I'm going to order the Feathers, hopefully not to return them. Edit: Damn I'm wishy-washy. Ordered the Resolutions instead. The TW review was too good to pass up.
Got them delivered yesterday (gray and orange colorway), will be playing tomorrow, but so far so good.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton says he'd sign a bill allowing liquor stores to open on Sundays if lawmakers muster the votes to pass it.
Dayton told The Associated Press in an interview Friday that commerce is a seven-day-a-week proposition so he doesn't think it makes sense for government to dictate which businesses can operate on which days. The Democrat says that sentiment also applies to a Sunday sales ban for car dealerships.
The Sunday liquor sales bill has struggled to gain traction in the Legislature. Democratic Sen. Roger Reinert says Dayton's stance could help supporters build momentum for their 2014 push.
Minnesota is one of a dozen states with decades-old "blue laws" restricting Sunday booze sales. Customers can still order drinks in Minnesota bars and restaurants.
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My friend and I are building the Morgan Jones headphone amplifier for a school project (the one with feedback which can be found here http://gilmore2.chem.northwestern.edu/projects/cmoy5_prj.htm).
The power supply I used is:
When we turn the circuit on we only see about 40V from the output of the power supply. We have been checking every thing we can think of and we can't figure it out. Does any one have any suggestions for what could be wrong? Are there any common mistakes that are easily overlooked? We have the correct voltage from the heater circuit so the rectifier should be in right. The AC voltage we measure from the transformer leads is 253V.
Initially when we would turn the circuit on the voltage would ramp up to maybe 300V and then we would shut it off (300V is with in our capacitors operating range) so we didn't burn any thing out. We decided to just rebuild the circuit on a different part of the turret board and now we aren't getting enough voltage (do you think we damaged something)?
We are just really hoping some ideas because we are out of them. It would be less of a big deal but out project is due on Tuesday.
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With people all over the world worried about the latest scandal involving the US spying on its own citizens and looking to export this surveilance technology around the world, today Egon von Greyerz spoke about disappearing freedom, financial chaos, gold and hyperinflation. Below is what Greyerz, who is founder of Matterhorn Asset Management out of Switzerland, had to say in this powerful interview.
Greyerz: "If I look around the world we see that freedom and democracy are disappearing fast in most countries. If you add to that a world financial system which is rotten at its core, and therefore unlikely to survive in its present form, it means that life will look very different for most people in coming years….
"The current generation can never repay the astronomical debts that have been built up in the last 100 years. There was a time when the world grew in real terms due to hard work and investment in people and in resources.
Today, growth, if any, only comes from printed money which means it isn't real growth. And as growth not only comes to a halt, but goes negative, which by the way is the case for many countries already, then the world economy will decline at a much faster rate, putting massive pressure on the financial system.
This is when we will see real money printing. The $85 billion printed monthly by the Fed will be pocket money compared to what we will see. It won't just be one trillion dollars per year, it will be tens of trillions and eventually hundreds of trillions of dollars.


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McCain Says He Might Just Ignore Super Committee Defense Cuts
"If there's a failure on the part of the super committee, we will be amongst the first on the floor to nullify that provision," McCain said. "Congress is not bound by this -- it's something we passed; we can reverse it."
"As far as I'm concerned, I will fight any additional cuts in defense spending," McCain added. "But I will also tell you that cost overruns as far as procurement is concerned is an insult to the American taxpayers. There are many efficiencies that can still be imposed."
Under the debt ceiling deal negotiated in August, Congress must find at least $1.2 trillion in government savings by Thanksgiving. Should super committee negotiations stall, agencies across the board face an automatic and immediate budget cut.
The Defense Department would be among those hardest hit by sequestration. Some $500 billion are on the line, on top of the $450 billion the Pentagon already plans to cut over the next ten years. Immediate cuts, experts say, would be much worse for the military compared to a gradual approach to cuts that can be melded with evolving defensive strategies.
With time running short, the chances of a super committee deal are looking rather slim. Members are reportedly deadlocked on familiar issues of taxation and entitlements.
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This is a proposal from the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) to establish the UIC-NEI K12/Independent Clinician Vision Scientist (ICVS) Development Program. The proposed program takes a needs-assessment approach to identify the barriers to achieving independence that confront clinicians who have demonstrated the skills needed to become independent clinician scientists and designs a K12 training program to address those needs. The program recognizes that immersion in research under the guidance of excellent mentors is a key ingredient for investigator transition to independence. Therefore, the Department proposes the K-12 curriculum for mentoring scholars who have demonstrated readiness to be immersed in a research project. UIC-NEI K12/Independent Clinician Vision Scientist (ICVS) Development Program aims to provide an academically-rich and supportive environment to enable qualified early-stage clinician vision scientists to engage in a structured and mentored learning experience that will facilitate career advancement and enable trainees to become independent scientists. The program has two goals: Goal I is to establish a public university-public health agency partnership to train independent clinician vision scientists (ICVS);Goal II is to provide scientific development, authentic mentorship and professional development of the UIC-NEI K12/ICVS scholars and ensure their transition to independence. Achievement of these goals will enable UIC-NEI K12/ICVS Development Program scholars to transition to independence become national leaders in vision health research, and to become the educators, mentors, and role models for a new generation of vision health researchers.
Program Narrative The Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) proposes to establish the UIC-NEI K12/ICVS Development Program. The program aims to provide an academically-rich and supportive environment that will give early -stage clinician vision scientists a mentored learning experience that will facilitate their career advancement and to become independent scientists.
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Lend an car to tho new program called "Talent in Exile," which is to bo sponsored by the Hollywood Anti-Nazi League over KFWB on Thursday nights ot 9 P. M. Paci¬ fic time . . . When Hollywood gets through with its film version of tho "Arabian Nights" It will have more than a slight anti-Fas¬ cist tinge . . . WHO'S WHO Tho host tip-off on how good tho new Who's Who in American ,Tewry is not is to be found in the fact that lots of English-Jewish weeklies havo had to carry on- nouncomoiits disclaiming respon-" sibillty for tho selection of names from their city nppcoring in the book , . . Tho piiblishers broko dowii,tho names in the book and sent out stories to olt the Jowish papers in the various cities, and the papera printed them Then the fun began, with lots of prominent Jews finding themselves omitted and taking it out—un¬ justly—on the papera,. .'. Finest piece of good-willing we've ^ccn in many a day Is being dono "Father Malachy's Miracle," which that veteran trouper Al !51iean is packing them in with his portrayal of a Benedictine monk . . . Invitations issued by Mrs. Herbert H. Lehman, wife of the Governor, to wivoa of tho Albany • legislature correspondents ¦ for their annual party carry in¬ structions diiccting guosts to dress for tho big upplo dance . . . March 17th is a big day this yeor . . . It's Purim, St. Patrick's Day and Stephen S. Wise's birthday . . . Incidentally, SSW is an hon¬ orary member of several Irish or¬ ganizations . . . Max Peinhardt, who really made thc Salzburg music festival what it is, won't go Ihere any moro, because of Nazism . . . Tho Nazi coup in Austria makes it a good bet that plans for an American Salzburg will soon bo realized , . . Harry Hershfield has gotten'the job of writing the script for a movie of George Ger¬ shwin's lifo .... FOHEIGN FLASHES Sounds uiibelleveablo, but the Yiddish press In Warsaw vouches fot the story that Vladimir Jabo¬ tinsky, RevisioniBt chieftain, con¬ ferred with ox-Pi'omier Octavian Goga of Rumania about taking thousands of Jews out of Rumania in lino with Goga'a plan to deport "aliens" and Jabotinalty's scheme for settling 1,500,000 Jows in Pal¬ estine...Diplomats who won¬ dered why King Carol selected the head ¦ of the Orthodox Church as Goga's successor have learned that Patriarch Miron Chriatea ac¬ cepted the premiership only after Carol Bworo that ho would defin¬ itely get rid of Madmnu Lupcscu for good . . . Count Tiniofiej Mur- atow, who was somet'hing of a Streicher in the Ruaaia of tho Czars, waa recently found dead (Continued en page t) Tho committee in charge of ar¬ rangements for the regional con¬ vention of Junior Hadassah to bo ' held here Sat- Baljlii ooiafnrb urday and Sun¬ day of tbis week has an¬ nounced that Rabbi Harold Goldfarb-of Cleveland will be the speaker at the banquet Sunday evening at tho Deshler- Wallick Hotel, Ho has chosen for his subject, "B6- Not A- fraid." Delegates froni four states will attend. Tho convention will open vrith an Oneg Shebbot .dis¬ cussion at tho home of, Kuth Wol¬ man, OlG Carpenter-st., with Ilabbi Harry Kaplan presiding. Mrs. Kaplan will extend greetings. ¦Eabbi Goldfarb is the spiritual leader, of tho Community Temple, the only, ono of its kind,in Cleve¬ land. It was founded in Nov. 1933, in response to an urgent need for a Temple which would admit to memberahip all applicants regard¬ less of financial status. It now boasts of, o memberahip of 305 families, a religious school of 425 children with a faculty of SO peo¬ ple. ]Rabbi Goldfarb is, alao o teacher at the Cloveland Institute of Jewish Studies, a member of Cleveland Lodgo B'nai Brith, a, member of, the Executive Com mittee of the Jemsh- Community Coundl, on the Board of the Wel¬ fare: Federation and a member,of the Board of the Bureau of Jew¬ ish Education. Miss Katherine Mellman, 1180 Linwood Ave., is the local conven¬ tion chairman and Miss, Janet Wasaerstrom^ 799 S. Ohio Ave., is president of the Columbus Chap¬ ter of Junioi^ Hadassah. : Mrs; Herman Pallet, 897 Berke- ly rd., is honorary re^onal presi¬ dent of the Junior Hadassah and Mrs. Elmp Ehrlich Levinger, 2257 Indianola Ave., is honary advisor, Miriam Lurie, 124'! Wilson Ave., is regional secretary. Physician Whd Hates Jews Linked To Nazi Spy Bing , NEW YORK (WNS)—A promi¬ nent New York physician knowii to be an antl-Semito haS • been questioned by Federal invealigators in connection with the exposure of: a far-flung Nazi espionage plot against tho United States, agents of thc Federal Bureau of Investi¬ gation intimated. The'un-named doctor, who may be, arrested at any- moment, iS linked with the aptivities of the three Nazi, spies already arreSitcd. The doctor, who is aaid to bc well-known in Ger¬ many, is reported to kavo explain¬ ed his connection with the spies by declaring "the, Jews run this country. Something has to be done nbout it. ¦ This way looked as good to mo as ony way I could think of." Chicago Nazi Meeting Ends Up In Riot %YOMI-N IN DRIVE TO FOSTER APPRRCIATION OF DEMOCRACY Slaying Of Refugee In Chicago Linked to Nazi Spy Plot To Be Heard Here March 15 Ino joint effort the locaV Zion¬ ist organizations aro pbrning a dinner meeting on Tuesday even¬ ing, March ir>, ot which time Mrs. Goldio Myerson, pioneer ivoman leader of Palestine, will address thc groups on the industrialization octivities , in that country. The place of the meeting has not ns. yet been chosen but will bc an¬ nounced in next weeli's Chi'onicle. Mrs. Myerson, who is malting a I tour of American Jewish communi¬ ties under the auspices of Nachson, Histadrut Maritihis Co. of Pales¬ tine, is cndoavoiing to interest Jewry hero In the Tel Aviv port as a ineuns of creating new labor jobs for immigri'iit Jews in Pales¬ tino in tho ceitaring branches: fishing, dock-v/oriicrs, Lailors, port^ workers, captains, etc.; johs not generally hold by Jews for centur¬ ies. Mrs. Mycrson's mission was endorsed by Rnbbi Stephen S, Wise, president of the Zionist.Organiza¬ tion and many other outstanding Jewish leaders. A colorful figure in Palestine, Mrs. Goldio Mycison, is an Amcri- womo'n who taught school in Mil- vraukeo beforo she loft this country in 1921 to live and work in u col¬ lective settlement of tho Holy Land. Now pne of tho leaders of tho Histadrut, with a mcmborship of over 100,000 Jcwiah workers, ahe has been activo among the pioneer women of Palestine and the Histadrut's immigration bureaus. NEW YORK (WNS)—The mys¬ terious slaying,two weeks ago of Dr. Max Bernhard Sammet, Ger- man-Jcvvish Tefugee, in Chicago may be linked wih a Nazi spy plot against the United States that has already resulted in tho arrest of three spies, it was intimated by agents of, tho Federal Bureau of Investigation ,when they extend¬ ed theic probe of espionage to Chicago.- Sammet- was found clubbed to death ,two days after the secret aiTest; in ,New York of Guenther Gustav Rumrich, alleged 'Tirains" of the spy ring which sought data on American defenses. . Meanwhile the three spies under arreat were linked more closely to Nazi Germany when it was recalled tliat in 1933 there was published a letter from the pro- Nazi Friends of'the New Germany to its headquarters in Berlin ask¬ ing theni to send a, "'young lady of good appearaijice. ..to come oyer on Ihe; Europo as a hairdresser" as ;'a secret agent. ,-One of the three persons: u,iidfir ,jaTTe5l:'-iow, is^;johTini{anftdfMaAn,''-^a^':'GerS»jr, hairdresser employed on the En,r^ opa. The 1933 letter, signed: liy Walter Haag, a,djutant to Heinz Spanknoebel, then Nazi leader in this country, advised Berlin that the new agent "should,come over on the Eurdpa as a hairdresser, then we'll send another person liacfc t6 Germany on the ship, thus evading the immigration authori¬ ties and avoid o. checkup by Un- terraycr." CHICAGO (WNS) —A Nnzi meeting nt the Germnnia Club hroko up a riot hero and led to the arreat of two Nnzis, two ontl- Nozis and Dr. Eric von Schroeter, professor emeritus of romanco lan- guages at Northwestern Universi¬ ty. The disturbance began im¬ mediately nfter Wilhelm Kunze, organizer for the German-Ameri¬ can Bund, had concluded his fcpecch. Professor Schroeter was attacked by-uniformed Bund members vylion he tried to question Kunze. John Fiaher ond Rny Pauly, wero also assaulted when they refused to give tho Nnzi solute. Emil Iloritz, ono of JCunze's guards, wos ar¬ rested on thc complaint of a news¬ paper, photographer, who chorgod the Nazi had smashed.hia camera. Pisher and Pauly, who were a- mong those arrested, filed u com-. plaint againat William Wernicke, 0 Nazi, who was also token into custody. NEW YORK (WNS)—Maldng the mistake of trying to forco n Nazi propaganda leaflet upon Jewess moy be costly to Carl Kraseh, 27-ycnr-old member of the German-American Bund, who was arrested on the complaint of Mrs. Esther Eichel and held in $1,500 bail on a disorderly conduct charge by Magistrate Morris Rothenberg in Night Court. Mrs. Eichel and her husband were passing the Yorkville Casino when Kraseh shoved a circular into her hond, an nouncing a Bund meeting. Tho cir- ular urged "oil white Americans to help build the fightinu movement of the 100,000,000 Aryan white Gentile Americans to stump ont Jewish-atheistic Communistic in¬ ternational outlawry." After read¬ ing it, Mia. Eichel cried out, "dis¬ graceful," To this Kraseh shout¬ ed: "Oh, you don't like it? Wait! The Germans aro coming over here and we'll chase all you Jows back to Jerusalem." NEW YORK'(WNS)—A nation- ¦wide human relations p^rogram to foster tho appreciation o£ demo cratic ideate in the United Stales Ji(lS been launched by the National Council of Women, according to ati. announcement by Mra. Ruth Ottaway, president. The project will aeck to develop a greater ap- pteciation o£ tho privileges which iiccv'uo, to Americans through liv- ititi in a democracy, to -concen- troto on preserving American democratic principles and to afengthen thoso forces which iMd. to establish them firmly. Austrian Jews Calmed By New Assurances From Schuschnigg I —. VIENNA (WNS)—The rising tido of anti-Nazi acntiment in Aus¬ tria together,with renewed aaaur-^ ances to tlie Jewish population by Chancellor Schuschnigg have served to calm Jewish fears, at least for tho time being. Schus¬ chnigg promised Dr. Desider Fried¬ man, president of tho Zionist Or- gonization and the Vienna Jewiah Community, that the government "without reservation" would abide jplomatiesigns ristian lasting i [ill is iriaii lon't Mean Us, Nazi %oups Say In Reply "fo Hitler Order 7,95,1 Jews Aided To Leave Germany In 1937 NEW YORK (WNS)—Exclusive of those.who emigrated from Ger¬ many without organizational help, there are 7,953 Jews who left tho country during 1937 with tho aid of organizations receiving finan¬ cial support from the Joint Dis¬ tribution Conimitte, according to by"thr 1934" 'constitu"ti7n"' which | l«P«.rt «"ived here. Included in ' this figure , were 1,551 who went to Palestine, 640 who were- .jNEW YORK (WNS)—Two Nazi oiganizations are busily denying thftt Hitler meant them when he ordered. German citizena in th'e Uiiited .States to withdraw, from tlie German-American Bund or "ftiiy possible substitute organiza- ti|ns."- James Wheeler-Hill, .lia- tlonal secretary of the Bund, said "ihey don't mean us. It ia no concern of ours. We are an Ameri¬ caii organization and we' take no oilers from any foreign govern¬ ment. Wo'have moro than 180,- 000 members, but: thoy are all Ainerican citizens, with the excep- liidn of a small percentage, who aio members of the Prospective Citizens' League (That, brganiza¬ tion was also forbidden to Ger- niin citizens by Germany. Editor) Why don't you go over to see the (iferman-American Vocational Lea- gSo? Hitler must mean them." A:$ the headquartOrs of' the Voca- tfiinal League, Arthur Volbers, tijeasurcr, ¦said "there must le some mistake. They dion't mean us. Hitler probably has reference to' the Bund and the Prospective Citizens League." Hill; said the guarantees tho equality of all races and creeds. This pledge resulted in numerous pronouncements by Jewish leaders assuring the" gov¬ ernment of tho loyalty of the Jew¬ ish population. Chief Rabbi Israel Taglicht, speaking in behalf of the entire rabbinate in the Austrian Central Synagogue, declared "we . always 1 had and .will continue .to have full! confidence in our Chancellor, in his open-'heart, fair-mindedness and aincerity. That confidence was strengthened after the February 24th declaration emphasizing thnt the government -will stand by the constitution of May 1934." Siniilar statements were made by rabbis in other parts, of the country.. . As nn earnest of Jewish support of the government plans are being made to creKte special - Jewish organizations patterned after the Fatherland Front and the Austrian youth groups. , . NEW YORK (WNS)—A lasting peaco between National Socialism and Christianity is out o£ the ques¬ tion because 'Hitlerism is funda¬ mentally anti-Christian and anti- German and an enemy of clvUizo- tion therefore oil Christiana must bo uncompromisingly opposed to Hitleriam, Dr. Ernst Wilhelm Meyer, veteran of tho GeHnan diplomatic aervice, declared in an address in,which he re-vealcd ho had resigned as first secretary of t;ho German embassy iii Waahing¬ ton'. Assailing; tho Nazi reglmo for having "betrayed what I knew to bo tho lasting interests ,q£ the Gor¬ man fntherland," Dr. Meyer said, "I could no longer cdnaoientiously serve- a govemment which I aaw to be thc foo of ao many things 1 had been taught Germany standa for. Tho moral law and loyalty to the true Germany make surrender to National Socialism impossible. NEW YORK—The Zeta Beta 11 cannot do otherwise, whether as Tau Fraternity will shortly an-1 a German or as o Christian." nounce the award of the Gottheil Medal lor the year 1937. The world-famous medal is presented annually, by this Fraternity, the oldesfand largest National Jewish college fraternity, to the American who has done the most for Jewry, patriatcd and 5,762 who emigrated to other lands. In addition, 4,744 Jqws were aided in moving from town to town within Germany. Gottheil Medal Award For 1937 To Be Made SEES AS MANY FASCISTS AS COAIAIUNISTS IN U. S, Broad Street And Biyden Rd. Templeg #?'im-To Debate; Embassy Seeks t'o piscredit Meyer WASHINGTON^ D. C. (WNS)— Dr. Ernst; Meyer's attock 'on th« Nozi regime came 03 no BurprisS The Gottheil Medal was estab- to the German omhasay, an offi- lished by Zeta Beta Tau in .1925i cial stated.because he "belongs to Refugees In U. S. Are Turiung To Farmmg NEW YORK (WNS)—German- Jewish refugees in the United States ore turning to farming in small but steadily increasing, num¬ bers", it is disclosed in the annual ireport of the Jewisll Agricultural _ . Society made .'public by. ^Gabriel Btitid was fully informed .nbout Davidson,: general manager. The order and boasted thai; the | report shows that in 1937 there fe •^S^ had organized 10- new units ej^Si^aefrtTitid: wis - 'eipecting' to WASHINGTON, p. C. (WNS)— There are as many Fascists Communists in the United Statea but neither are yet a real menace, Mrs. Franklin D. Eoosevelt de¬ clared in 'her question ond onswer page o£ the March issue of the Democratic Digest. Answering the jjueation, "la Communism making the inroads into our national life that some claim it is?" Mrs. Eoosevelt replied: "I con only speok from observation. It seemse tq me that the number of Communists in this country ot the present time is comporatively small. I feel that Fascista aro quite as much in evi; dence. However, I have no fear of either group as long OS our own form of government on tha whole meets the needs of the people. Peo¬ ple do not decide to change their form of govemment unless they are convinced that under its aus¬ pices they cannot obtain a life which is worth living," Polish Rabbi Guesit Of Locnl Congregations A distinguished visitor in Colum¬ bus this week cmi is Itabbi Hirsch Loib Landa of Olike, Poland, a dir¬ ect descendant of tho famous "Bat Shem". Ho will be the gueat o£ the Both Jacob and Agudath Achim congregations. A Saturday even¬ ing paity is to bo given in his honor at the Agudath Achiin at 8 o'clock. During his atay in tha city ho wiH bo the guest of Mr. 0. Schottenstein, 531 E. Ii'ultfln St. TI16 public is, cordially invited to meet the honored visitor and noted Bcholsr. INSTITITUE SPEAKER Babbi Solomon Rivlin vrill' ad¬ dress members of tho Hadassah Women's Institute at the closing session of the-Zionist history aer¬ ies offered by the course onTues- day, 10:30 a.' m. at the Neil House. His subject will be "Tho Cultural Development of Present Day Palestine." Eivlin recently returned from Palestine wliere he made his homo for several years. Tho new book review series of the Institute will open March 22. The Young Folks Temple Lcoguc has arranged an unusuol progroni for its next regulor moi)thly meet¬ ing to be held this, Sunday, at 6:30 p. m., in the vestry of the Bryden Hood Temple. It will con¬ sist of a debate on the most dis¬ cussed Jowish topic of tho dny "Resolved, Thot tho 'Partition of Palestine is Acceptable to the Jew¬ ish people." Temple Israel will be reprcsontlsa by Robert Birnkrant, Horriet Stem, Joseph Levinger ond with Charles Jindow as alternate, while the Broad St. Temple will hove David Handler, Lillian Schwartz, Bertha Harmon ond with Joffry Rosenthal as alternate, to. debate the important iasuo. Eabbi Lee J. Levinger is coach¬ ing the Bryden Hd. group whilo Eabbi.Nathan Zelizer.'is in charge of the BrbodrSt. Teriiple team.. The Judges for the debate will be Mr. Roy Stone, Dr. B. W. Ab¬ ramson and Ht.. Jack Goodman. A supper at 25 cents per person, will precede the debate with the girls acting arf hostesses for this occasion. It is hoped, that tho boys virill eixtcnd the samo cour¬ tesy to the girls at the next meet¬ ing. , A "Spelling Quiz," led by Mr. LeRoy Morris, will follow the de¬ bate. The- committee in charge of Suhday evening's event is com¬ posed of Hortense Kohn, chair¬ man, Joan Joseph, Margy NeiT, Aleiio Taussig and Annette Zalk. form 60 moro throughout the country very soon. WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS)— Germany's order to its citizens in the United States to, get out of the GcrmaniAmerican Bund ia "just a big blu(f". and an admission of past connections between.the,Ger¬ man govemment and Nazi groups in this counti/y. Representative Samuel Dickstein said.' Mexican Jewry Unites For First Time Barrister Club Speaker Harry S. Goldstein, locol attor¬ ney, 50 E. Broiid St., will be the speaker on the "Your Lawyer and You" program sponsored by the Barrister's Club on Sunday, at 5:15 p. in.. Over station WHKC, 040 K. C. MEXICO CITY (WNS)—Mexi¬ can Jewry, long divided, into war¬ ring ifactlons of Sephardim and Ashkeiiazim, united for the first timo at a conference of- represen¬ tatives, of oil Jewish -organiza¬ tions called by the B'nai Britli and.the Jewish Chamber of Com¬ merce; and decided to establish a permanent Federation of Jewish Organizations authorized to speak in behalf of the entire Jewish com¬ munity; ;| Details of' organization were left to a later meeting when the Federation will decide what to do about the government's re¬ quest tor cooperation in taking o census of aliena. Although the meeting ended on a note of' har¬ mony it came close to breaking "up when the Sephardio Jewa insisted that only Spanish be spoken. A compromise was arranged by which those who do not know much Spanish ore to be allowed to speak in Yiddish provided their remorks nro later translated into Spanish. , BAR NAZI ACTIVITIES GARY, IND, (WNS)-TN'azi ac¬ tivities in Lake County wero out¬ lawed until March 8th by Superior Court Judge Bertram C. Jenkins when ho issudd a temporary in¬ junction restraining tho German- American Bund from soliciting iViembera or holdii)g meetings in tho county until Morch 8th when he win heor a motion to make the order permanent. The order named Fiitz Kuhn, national leader of tho Bund, and Wilhelm Kunze, national organizer, os defendants. were,, 1^1 .refugees who called oh the Sdciety -,i6r -advicb "with re¬ gard to' agriculture, thot 11 refu¬ gees families were placed on farms last year and 23 families in the previous two; years. Tho report declares that therearo now 100,000 Jewiah farmers in the United States in practically all of the 48 states. Forty-seven iiew fami¬ lies were placed on farms in loij'j. The Society made 316 loans amounting to ?12,362 during 1937, bringing the total to 12,313 since ISOO-and the amount to $7,613,000. There were 947 -people who sought the advico of the Society's, form settlement department in 1937, making the total for the last 20 years 20,3361 The Society's exten¬ sion department -experts made 3,275 farm visits, held 180 meet¬ ings and demonstrations attended by 5,727 farmers.' The farm place¬ ment department- found ogricul- tural jobs for 172 persons in 1937, bringing the' total to 18,261 iri 32 states since 1908. Ten of the new placements were Gorman refu¬ gees and 31 were agricultural students. . Mr. Davidson also called atten¬ tion that the Society was unable to help all the people seeking to go on, the farms who asked for aid because its loon fund is limit¬ ed. He also pointed out that pro- Vision must be made for the sec¬ ond generation .of Jewish young men born and raised on farms who are anxious to strike out for them¬ selves as farmers, but have not the means to buy farms; in honor of Dr. Richard J., H. Got¬ theil of Columbia University, on outstanding leader in Jewish, .American and - international cul¬ ture, who passed away in May 1936. In 1898 he inspired the founding of'Zeta Beta Tau and' for many years -wag its' National President. ,' The award for 1936 was received by ;, President Fraiildin Delano Eoosevelt. The medal has heen awarded to Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New York, David Brown of Detroit, tlie late Felix' M. War- | burg of New York, the late Jul¬ ius Rosenwald of Chicago, Gover-, nor Herbert H. Lehman of the State of. New York, Eev.,John Haynefi Holmes of New Yorfc (first rion-jew to receive the Got¬ theil Medal). For the yeor 1933 the award was given to the Pil¬ grimage Teom of the National Conferenco; of Jews &nd Christ¬ ians. The medal was cast in triplicate and each of the members of.the team, Eev. Everett R. Clin¬ chy,, Father J.. Elliot Eoss and Rabbi Morris S. Lazaron, received a, replicOi. 'No, aword was made for 1934 and the ,1935 medal was presented to James G. McDonald of New Yoric City. The editor3,pf American Jewish newspapers ore now .Casting their votea for the recipient of the 1937 Gottheil,-Medal. In late March the name of the awardee will lie announced. On;May 7th the pre¬ sentation of the nword" will take place in New York City at the "key" function of over 40 Zeta Beta Tau banquets which will be held coincidently on thnt. ddy thru¬ out the United: States, attended hy the alumni nnd undergraduate members of the ;Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity and their distinguished guests. tho Jewish race, a fact which has not prevented hira from swearing the oath of allegiance to Adolf Hit¬ ler, nor from working for over four years for the National Socialist regime in the Waahington embassy, .work for which he accepted thc pay of the Notional Socialist govern- ment." ' ; To this Dr. Meyei? replied by pointing, out that "my parents wero born Christians and never be¬ longed to the Jewish faith. Thera ia some Jewish blood in niy pater¬ nal anceatry, but not enough to bave disqualified mo froin govem- .ment service,' even under the Nur¬ emberg laws. I was born and brou- ght up aChristian and in Germany I was a member of the Lutheran Church. Thero are many hundreds like me still in the German govern¬ ment service. They are loyally de¬ voted to .their -country and -in no way less Gerinanr-or leas Arj'an, whatever that may mean—than Adolf Hitler, if the ¦word German implies loyalty- to country, eager¬ ness to prove such loyalty nnd readiness to serve Germany. As. for the rest of the state¬ ment from the German embassy I can only state tlmt, like all othei' officials, I never took any oath of allegiance to Hitler as an indivi¬ dual but to Hitler os. head of the government. Thnt oath was effec tive only aS long as I remained in the govemment service. It cannot be considered, froin any reasonoblo point of view, 03 binding upon mo after my resignation or for the 'rest of my life. This is tha accept¬ ed meaning of on oath taken by officials in all countries." COUNCIL DISCUSSION GROUP WILL HEAR RABBI KAPLAN EZRAS NOSHIM SOCIETY The Ezras Noshim society will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Agudath Achim aynagogue. AU membera are urged to attend. MUNI ACTS ZOLA IN CHILDREN'S BENEFIT TEL AVIV (WNS)—Paul Muni, dlatinguiahed American Jewish screen octor, made his contribu¬ tion to a current campaign for \m- dernourished children in Tel Aviv by performing his part In the court scene of "The Life of Emile Zola." Tarshish To Resume Sunday Broadcasts Of interest to thousands of en¬ thusiastic radio listeners of Eabbi Jacob Tarshiah, former spiritual leader of the local Biyden Rd. Tem¬ ple and known as the "Lamplight- , is the announcement that he "will resume - his broadcasts this Sunday, March 0, over the Mutual Network from New York City. His progrom can be heard over-the lo¬ cal WHKC radio atation at 2:00. P. m. - , Legislature Kills Bill ALBANY, N. Y. (WNS)—The O'Connell bill, which would have required pubiic schools to list the religious affiliations of their pu¬ pils and to make' such lists avail¬ able to religious education associa¬ tions, was killed in the education committee of tlio Assembly, A similar bSl failed to paaa last year. Sabbath Sermons Eabbi Nathan Zelizer will speak at the East Broad St. Temple Fri¬ day, March 11, at 8 p. m., on tho theme, "How Can we Jews For¬ get?", a Purim sermon. Cantor Eugene Gotteaman will sing. All are welcome. * * * Eabbi MordoQai Hirachsprung ¦will speak today at 19 o. m., at the Agudath Achim eynogogue on the subject "Eationalism and Mysti¬ cism", On Saturday, March 12, ho Will speak on "When Democracy is On tho Guard". Tha first of a series of six "Bound Tablo Study Group" Dis¬ cussions under the sponsorship of the Educational Committee of the Council of Jewish Women, yrill take place next Wednesday, March 9th, at 12:30, in the Woinens Club on Eaat Town St. The diacus¬ sion "The Jewish Fate Ee-Examln- ed'' will be led by Rabbi Harry; Kaplan of the Hillel Foundation. The price of the luncheon will bo 40 cents. For reservations call Mrs. E. L. Juster. FA 8244, There will be no charge for the lecture. J. Rivlin Of Palestine To Spealc Here Sun4ay A. A. Open Forum Speaker Mr. Morris Freeman, instructor in Ecoiloniics at; Ohio State Uni¬ versity, will addresa tho Agudath Achim Forum on Friday, March 11, at 8:30 p. m., on "Religion and Its Influence on Modern Economic Trends". The Agudath Achim choir has prepared a miisical program. Refreshments will bo aerved by inembers of the sisterhood. The public is cordially invited. Eabbi M'"^'^'':"' Hirachsprung, president, of the Columbus Miz¬ rachi, has announced that Mr. J03- peh Eivlin, representative of the Mizrachi Bank, Ltd., of Palestine, will bo the guest speaker ot o special meeting of the local Miz¬ rachi organization Sunday after¬ noon, at 3 p. m., 'at the Agudath Achini. Mr. Eivlin wlU apeak on "The Efficiency and Safety of the Financial Institutions of Pales¬ tine". All ara invited. Mr. Rivlin is the father of Kabbi Solomon Eivlin of thia city. Dr. Mci^er, who spoke nt a din¬ ner given, in his bonor by tho Fed¬ eral Council of Churches of Christ and tho Universal Christian Coun¬ cil of Life and Work, is the first public denunciation of the Hitler government' by, o'former member of the Gerrtian diplomatic service. In tho course of his oddroas Dr, Meyer said that Nazi anti-Semitism and the myth of Nordic superiority are among the anti-German charac- teristics of Nazism. "It ia tho dis- groceful opposite ,of German and Nordic for the govern¬ ment and ruling party of a, state of almost 70,000,000 in¬ habitants to drive a helplcaa min¬ ority of leas tSan 500,000 to dea- truction," he snid. "Nothing in thia part of National Socialist policy gives evidence _of moral or racial strength. If th'ey were racially and morally strong, they could not have aroused the lowest human instincts in the .masses and led in the performance of the i^ost dis¬ honorable actions. . Nobody will deny that racial antagonisms exist. Bui: it is an ancient idea that tho difference between man arid beast is that man con in some meaaui-a control his emotions. Everybody knows th^t the German Jew has been deeply devoted to Germany and has been a^devoted and useful citizen of Germany. To deny thia means either ignorance or lying." HEADS CUEDIT UNIONS Sam J. Schecter, 949 Ilcyl Ave, of the state induatrial commiaaion, ia the.new president of the Colum¬ bua Chapter of Credit Unions, it I was announced Tuesdjy. ' 1. s. '"^.s^ vS't-'W'-^^'';•'*,- V'"-'--''/ 7..{^:^x:'l'^f^-^ iVO,-;.ri>V,'.;i.
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Title | Ohio Jewish Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1938-03-04, page 01 |
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i dislike the fact that he said he'll get her a job -.-"
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I knew what she was leading to, but I ignored it. Of course, the dance was a slow Country ballad. Roxy pressed her bikini clad body very close to mine. I could feel the swell of her young full breasts against my bare chest. Wrapping her arms tightly around my neck, she then whispered in my ear. "I want you tonight Thorn, I want you to fuck me." As she said this, she firmly pressed her pelvis into mine. Feeling my renewed erection, she then whispered, "I know you want to, I can feel you. Your hard as a rock against my pussy. I'm soaking wet and I'm not talking about the water from swimming." She continued. "It's my birthday, can you grant me my birthday wish. Please Thorn?" She was pleading. Before I could answer, Mrs. Edwards taped her on the shoulder. "Mind if I cut in sweetie, I think Jeremy would like to dance with you next. I'll take care of Thorn." If looks could have killed, the daggers coming from Roxy's eyes would have ended her stepmother's life at that very moment. "I'm sure you will mom, I'm sure you will!" She sharply quipped. "Hi Thorn, did I interrupt something?" She asked. "Roxy looked like she wanted to kill me! I'm guessing she was trying to convince you to sleep with her tonight. Am I correct?"
this is tamara from FTV
So that's what happened to the brunette from "Too Close for Comfort"
She didn't wipe very well after she last made poo.
Good load.
Anorexia ?
her ass hole is so like that cuz she does much anal
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I think she just wanted to be fucked.
I'd love to fuck her
She wouldn't to use tissue to wipe his cum from her lips and mouth. I would kiss her and lick her mouth of all cum as I fuck her up the ass from the front. So I can look her in the eye when we nut together.
Love that beautiful little skinny girl, great little titties. her pussy must be so dam tight
she has cute feet
Needless to say, she is a star.
Great stuff!.
lol. this girl is on a foot fetish website. shes hot as hell.
Love the sound
small organ, its ok or not
love it
A few times I saw real seductive image. She differently is porn material.
That's Jade from ATK
This is one of Zoey first video. Her reservation can be understood after all this somebody she doesn't know!
isn't that zoey kush !?
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She's cute.
Who wants to sext
She can sure suck & fuck.Does eveything well.Love to have her in bed with me.
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...At least she got a job after this... XD
Fred loves this chick! Great cork soaker....
She is hot as hell, but his performance is so boring to put it at best. He is completely wooden (no pun intended ;) ) and has no flare or anything. She takes his 30secs of humping before the camera changes.
nice cock sucker
Young Zoey! Yummy
People dont get these auditions are real thats why you guys are recognizing some of these srars
She's cute but his cock is quite small isn't it?!?
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when this video was recorded, beafore or after zoey became a pornstar?
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Her name is Zoe Rush
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re: messi All porn actresses have to start somewhere, and depending on your popularity you have to go back to doing smaller/independent productions just to make the cash. Its not the hollywood, you're not really a true "star".
Wouldn't say no to fucking her but she's not a *
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she's zoe rush
seen this one before
was für eine Suesse Maus. Ich will mehr von ihr sehen!
It's Zoey Kush.
Very beautiful girl ! I need alot like her
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Cant she just shut the fuck up with that laughter already
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What a gorgeous girl ! What nationality is she ??
I've seen at least two girls on these vids that I've seen in legit shit. Not only that, but one of the chicks in one of these came out and said it was coached and she knew going in what was up.
she looks like me lol
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Title: | Crossing borders: Recognition of Spanish words by English-speaking children with and without language impairment |
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Author: | Jennifer Windsor |
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Author: | Ruth Miller |
Institution: | University of Minnesota |
Linguistic Field: | Phonetics; Phonology; Psycholinguistics |
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Abstract: | We introduce an objective method for classifying phonological overlap between Spanish and English translation equivalents. This method then is exploited to examine spoken word recognition using stimuli with graded levels of phonological overlap. Performance by typical English-only speaking (EO) children and English-only children with primary language impairment (LI) is compared to a control group of bilingual Spanish–English peers (BI). Response time and accuracy separated groups, with the BI group outperforming the EO group, who in turn outperformed the LI group. Children with more severe LI are slower than those with mild LI, and LI severity is significantly correlated with speed. The two groups of monolingual children and the LI subgroups respond in a qualitatively similar way to decreasing phonological overlap. |
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We're now just three days away from Sunday's game against the New York Jets, with the anticipation building for this AFC East showdown. The trash talking has been a little tamer this week compared to last year, but there are still some compelling stories that continue to make this an interesting week.
One bit of news that came out yesterday was the fact that defensive back Darrelle Revis was limited in practice on Thursday after experiencing tightness in his hamstring. He's expected to play Sunday, but in the event Randy Moss gets the best of him Ron Borges of the Herald writes that Revis at least established his alibi with this news and will probably blame that as his reason.
Jerod Mayo was on the Dennis & Callahan show on WEEI Friday morning, and thinks that this news was likely a decoy by the Jets and isn't buying into Revis being injured.
When it was suggested that Darrelle Revis is faking the hamstring injury that appears on the Jets' injury report, Mayo agreed. "When I saw that story, I thought the same thing. Look, he's healthy, he's 100 percent healthy. I'm not buying into that."
Asked if Mayo would want the Jets to know if the Patriot wasn't at full strength, Mayo said: "I wouldn't want anybody to know. For him to come out looking like that, it's just a decoy. So then everybody can be like, even if he goes out and has a great game, everybody will be like, 'Oh, he's the greatest, he has a tender hamstring, he's coming out, running back sticks and stuff like that. I'm not buying into that."
There are 32 people out there this morning that are likely very big Brandon Tate fans, as he provided a gift for them thanks to his 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to start the third quarter last Sunday. During Labor Day weekend, the Mastria Auto Group in Massachusetts offered its customers a chance to take home a new car, and any customer who purchased and took delivery of a new or pre-owned vehicle during the holiday weekend had a chance to win $5,000 if one of the New England Patriots returned an opening kickoff for a touchdown in the season opener. Tate did that, and thanks to him each of those people now have a bunch of spending money.
"This promotion has been so exciting for everyone in the Mastria community," said Rick Mastria, President of Mastria Auto Group. "We designed this promotion in the hopes that we could give back to our customers and that is exactly what has happened."
Ian Rapoport has a piece this morning focused on the rookies on the defensive side of the football, who after one game are already making an impact with this defense.
Former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi fired a shot at Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez yesterday, saying that when the game is on the line that Sanchez "tanks it", calling him a "front runner".
"When Sanchez gets going and things are going well, I think he's a great quarterback," said Bruschi. His attitude is infectious. He's a leader of that team. But when things go bad I think he tanks it. Right now I see Mark Sanchez as a front-runner, and that's not something that you want at that quarterback position."
Jets head coach Rex Ryan disagreed with that assessment, and fired back at Bruschi's comments in Sanchez' defense yesterday.
"I respect the heck out of Tedy Bruschi. No question. But I think he would have a different opinion if he was here every day," Ryan said. "Just because of the way [Sanchez] leads on the practice field. The personality he has. What [Bruschi] says about him when we get ahead, that's how he is every day here on the practice field.
"It never went our way on Monday night, but I would definitely not put Mark in a front-running category. He's a competitor. I think Bruschi would have loved to have played with him."
Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker had a solid opening game, and now he's looking to follow it up Sunday in New York. The wide receiver has said he'd love to get rid of his knee brace, but was reminded by a reporter yesterday that Jets defensive lineman Kris Jenkins got rid of his and then tore his ACL yet again. He also had some comments about his thoughts heading into the game yesterday in this report from the Attleboro Sun Chronicle.
Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com writes that while the battle between Moss and Revis is going on, Welker will be the one who will likely be a bigger factor in this game. Reiss points out that in their loss last September Welker missed the game with a knee injury, and sliced them up for 192 yards on 15 catches during their second meeting. It's also worth noting that Jerod Mayo also missed that game with an injury as well.
Ian Rapoport has more on the Jets acknowledging the fact that Welker had a big game against them the last time they played, with Rex Ryan saying "Yeah, let's not have that happen again." Rapoport also looks at some of the other matchup problems the Patriots could potentially give them.
WEEI's Christopher Price takes a deeper look into Sunday's game, and points out some key factors to watch for in an excellent piece you'll definitely want to check out.
And finally former WEEI radio personality Pete Sheppard is returning to the New England media, and will be joining Patriots.com for a new show called "The Pete Sheppard Show", which will air every Tuesday from 4pm-6pm on Patriots.com starting next week.
That's it for this morning. Be sure to check back throughout the day for updates, and we'll have more for you later on.


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"My husband and kids simply love this recipe over their ice cream! It may also be used in banana splits. If you choose not to use liqueur, replace 1-1/2 cups of the mashed strawberries with 1-1/2 cups mashed raspberries instead." Peggy Townsend - Florence, Colorado
12 Shortcake Recipes for Berry Lovers
- 2 quarts fresh strawberries
- 6 cups sugar
- 1 pouch (3 ounces) liquid fruit pectin
- 1/3 cup chocolate syrup
- 1/3 cup raspberry liqueur, optional
- Vanilla ice cream
- Wash and mash strawberries, measuring out enough mashed berries to make 4 cups. In a Dutch oven, combine strawberries and sugar. Bring to a full rolling boil over high heat, stirring constantly. Stir in pectin. Boil 1 minute longer, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat. Stir in syrup and liqueur if desired. Skim off foam.
- Pour into jars or freezer containers, leaving a 1/2-in. headspace. Cool to room temperature, about 1 hour. Cover and let stand overnight or until set. Refrigerate for up to 3 weeks or freeze for up to 1 year. Serve with ice cream. Yield: 8 cups.
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SMITHFIELD – FGX International announced Monday it has acquired Suntech Optics Inc., a privately held company based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The acquisition also included the purchase of Suntech Optics subsidiaries Naked Eye Enterprises and Bugaboos Eyewear Corp.
The Suntech Optics line of sunglasses and reading glasses includes brands such as Infokus and Solair, and the company's retail distributors include more than 2,800 locations throughout Canada. Bugaboos Eyewear Corp.'s Ryders Eyewear brand of performance glasses are sold at more than 1,800 retail outlets in North America, South America and Europe.
"The Suntech acquisition strengthens our position as the leading non-prescription sunglasses and over-the-counter reading glasses company, and is a key strategic business accomplishment to solidify our position in the North American market," said FGX International CEO César Melo, commenting on the acquisition.
FGX International, a wholly owned subsidiary of French eyewear manufacturer Essilor International, comprises the Foster Grant, Sight Station, Magnivision, Solar Shield, Gargoyles, PolarEyes, Corinne McCormack and Anarchy eyewear brands.
"We are stoked!" said Brent Martin, CEO for the combined Suntech/Bugaboos companies. "With the deep pool of talent and resources of FGX and Essilor we are now in a strong position to take these brands global."
The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
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MOSCOW - French actor Gerard Depardieu has received a Russian passport after flying to Russia for a late night dinner with President Vladimir Putin.
Depardieu sought Russian citizenship as part of his battle against a proposed super tax on millionaires in France, and Putin granted his request last week.
Russian television showed Putin embracing the actor as he arrived late Saturday at the president's residence in Sochi, the host city of the 2014 Winter Olympics. The two men were then shown chatting over supper, discussing a soon-to-be-released film in which Depardieu plays Russian monk Grigory Rasputin.
Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, confirmed on Sunday that Depardieu was given his new Russian passport.


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text: The Cherie Blair Bashing Appears To Be Well-DeservedJessica G.5/22/08 4:40pmFiled to: Girl on Girl CrimeCherie BlairTony BlairGeoffery WheatcroftHillary ClintonMaureen Dowd98EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkWe often discuss girl-on-girl crime in these parts, which is to say that we condemn baseless bad-mouthing of a woman based on her appearance or her gender. But what we don't always point out is the idea that well-argued criticism is not the same as crime. This is not a motherfucking kumbaya circle, people. Which is why I have no problem with what Slate describes as the "torrent of abuse, contempt, and sheer loathing" that is being directed towards Cherie Blair for her apparently abhorrent memoir, Speaking for Myself. What does bug me is that Slate scribe Geoffrey Wheatcroft feels the need to point out that "as with the deadliest assaults on Hillary Clinton, which came from female stiletto heels, the most brutal denunciations of Cherie were from women." Immediately after, he quotes a Daily Mail critic. Come on: That's like saying the worst insults on Clinton came from a female Fox News anchor! Women need to be able to critique other women without it being described as some alpha female cat fight based on jealousy or other, free-floating insecurity.Despite that misstep, Wheatcroft does point out an interesting double bind that the wife of a very powerful man faces:AdvertisementAdvertisementJust as, without her husband's name, Hillary might be a candidate for president of Vassar but not president of the United States (to borrow Maureen Dowd's phrase), so too a little-known barrister named Cherie Booth might be invited to address legal conferences for what's called an honorarium (Latin for 'not much') or to write books for modest sums, but she would not pick up $150,000 for three U.S. speaking engagements or pocket $2 million for her memoir. As columnist Catherine Bennett has said, what Cherie likes to think of as her 'enlightened self-assertion' always 'rested on a very traditional foundation: her husband's career.'It's a minefield for any woman to tackle, but Cherie doesn't really acknowledge her privilege — whether it be through her husband or their collectively earned wealth — at all. She describes herself as a "socialist" but has two homes worth a combined $14 million, according to Slate. She judges Princess Margaret "a stuck-up old slapper" but then discusses her own randy youth, sleeping with three men simultaneously (one of whom was future husband Tony).And worst of all, Cherie doesn't seem to care that her husband brought England into the Iraq war based on questionable evidence. She blithely dismisses Tony's detractors, writing, "If Tony tells me, as he does, that if we don't stop Saddam Hussein the world will be a more dangerous place, then I believe him, and in my view you and I should be supporting our men in these difficult decisions, not making it worse by nagging them." See? Cherie deserves the heap of criticism she's getting from people — despite their gender.SponsoredNo Cherie Amour: The British Press Lays Into Cherie Blair's Memoirs [Slate]Reply98 repliesLeave a reply


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(We are the Champions by Queen playing in the background…) I am the champion, my friends! And I'm firing rockets til' the end!!!
Guess what I got in the mail today? Yes, I did get a few bills but that wasn't a good guess… that is a daily fact! Nope folks, today… in the mail… I finally got a rocket-firing, Boba Fett Star Wars action figure!!! (Crowd roaring and applauding) I know, I know… "How did you get so lucky Kenny?" you might be asking me right now. Well, let me give you a little Kenny Hoff history to explain my good fortune.
I am a little kid inside. There is a part of me that will never grow up, and honestly I think that's healthy. The modern, adult life can be extremely stressful and trying sometimes. Responsibility will give you white hair really fast and so I keep a slice of who I am at about age 9. I believe that children are the most creative people on the planet and they also see the truth. It's not shrouded by all of the rules, etiquette, and mistrust of the adult life. Childhood is pure until the world spoils it. That's why I like to hold on to a part of mine and that's where my creativity and goofiness come from.
So that 9-year-old in me is a huge Star Wars fan. Has been since it was 7 years old. Back before the Empire Strikes Back was released, a special mail-in action figure was offered to the public if you sent in enough UPC symbols from your Star Wars figure packages.
It was a Boba Fett action figure, some new guy that was going to be in the next Star Wars film. Only I didn't need to mail in for mine, because some kid gave me his on the playground. Not sure why, but he did. Honestly, I didn't even know it was a Star Wars figure when he gave it to me. It took me several years to figure that out but it looked cool and it had a backpack that looked like it would fire a red rocket from it, so of course I wanted it when he offered.
The only downside was that the rocket didn't fire. I found out years later that a lot of the little boy toys around that time period that fired spring-loaded missles were banned/outlawed because some kid shot a missle down the back of his throat and choked on it. (I believe he had one of the original, rocket-firing Battlestar Galatica ships. What moron would do that? Everyone knows you're supposed to be aiming them at your little sister's eye!) Legislation ensued and suddenly we couldn't have cool toys anymore. The prototype for the original Boba Fett action figure had a firing rocket, but was adjusted before actual production and released with a non-firing missle glued into the backpack. Bummer.
So how did I get my hands on this one? Honestly, I'm not really sure. The same process applied today as it did years ago… you send in some UPC symbols and a check and one day several weeks later it shows up on your doorstep. But this one DOES shoot rockets. I sort of suddenly feel like an outlaw or something. I wonder if the cops know about this? I haven't heard about any anti-anti-shooting-spring-loaded-plastic-missles-down-your-throat legislature passing through Congress lately. (Of course those knuckle heads would actually bring something like this to the floor!) Why is it okay today?
I guess I shouldn't complain. The only people who can afford sending off for these things are grown adults with 9 years old inside them, who will debate with themselves for years about taking the stupid thing out of the package. This is sorta like that old saying about trees making any noise falling if no one's around to hear it. Does the rocket really fire if you won't take it out of the package?
Maybe on my deathbed, I'll take it out of the package, fire a missle at a nurse, and say I really lived!


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NEW YORK (AP) — Veteran TV journalist Garrick Utley, whose far-ranging career included anchoring duties as well as reporting from more than 70 countries, has died of cancer at 74, NBC said Friday.
Utley began at NBC News in 1963, and for three decades handled a wide variety of assignments. Early on, he reported from Vietnam on the escalating conflict. In later years, he moderated "Meet the Press."
In between, Utley anchored "Weekend Today" and the Sunday "Nightly News," as well as two different newsmagazines in two different decades with four different titles.
"I may have been the only person at NBC News who did every type of programming as host or anchor," he told The Associated Press in 1993, adding that his versatility may have led to the network taking him for granted. "There's a risk in being the utility infielder."
That was shortly after he had left NBC to be the chief foreign correspondent for ABC News. He reported for CNN from 1997 to 2002.
In recent years, he was a senior fellow and professor of broadcasting and journalism at the State University of New York, Oswego.
In 2000, he published a memoir, "You Should Have Been Here Yesterday: A Life Story in Television News."
Standing a lanky 6-foot-6, Utley was known for his courtly and knowledgeable on-the-air manner. An opera buff, for a time he hosted PBS' "Live From the Met."
"Garrick was the first of our generation to crack the starting lineup of NBC News in the glory days of 'Huntley-Brinkley,'" said former "Nightly News" anchor Tom Brokaw, who called him a journalistic "man for all seasons" who was "always the complete gentleman."
Born in Chicago in 1939, Utley was the son of Clifton and Frayn Utley, two pioneering journalists on local TV as well as other Chicago media outlets.
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Foundation Medicine (NASDAQ:FMI) made its public debut on Wednesday 25. Shares of the commercial-stage company focused on cancer treatment ended their first day with gains of 96.4% at $35.35 per share.
Investors go mad about biopharmaceutical companies which focus on personalized treatments for cancer these days. After shares have more than doubled since the initial pricing process, investors have already attached an almost $1 billion valuation to the firm.
The Public Offering
Foundation Medicine sells products, which are enabled through its molecular information platform, to physicians and biopharmaceutical companies.
Its platform includes proprietary methods to analyze tumor tissue samples across all kinds of cancer. The firm also aggregates information for its clients. The genomic information provided about each individual cancer case, enables physicians to optimize treatments and develop targeted oncology therapies.
Foundation Medicine sold 5.9 million shares for $18 apiece, thereby raising $106 million in gross proceeds. All shares were being sold by the company with no shares being offered by selling shareholders.
Bankers and the firm set an initial price range of $14 to $16 per share. Shares were eventually sold above the high end of the range. Besides raising the price, Foundation also boosted the offer size from 5.0 to 5.9 million shares.
Some 22% of the total shares were offered in the public offering. At Wednesday's closing price of $35.35 per share, the firm is valued at $926 million.
The major banks that brought the company public were Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), Leerink Swann, Sanford C. Bernstein and J.P. Morgan (NYSE:JPM).
Foundation Medicine claims that its FoundationOne clinical product is the first commercially available molecular information product, designed for cancer care.
The commercial launch of FoundationOne commenced in June of 2012, while the commercial launch for blood-based cancers is planned by early 2014.
FoundationOne has been rapidly adopted by some 1,500 physicians from large academic centers and community-based practices in over 25 countries. To further accelerate growth the company is expanding its sales force, foster relationships and develop new products.
The increased usage among the 10,000 oncologists in the US should furthermore facility the decision to reimburse the service. Foundation Medicine partners with large biopharmaceutical companies including Agios Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:AGIO), Array Biopharma (NASDAQ:ARRY), AstraZeneca (NYSE:AZN), Celgene (NASDAQ:CELG), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) and Novartis (NYSE:NVS), among others.
For the full year of 2012, Foundation Medicine generated revenues of $10.6 million, up from merely $2.1 million in 2011. The company reported a net loss of $22.4 million for the year.
Revenues for the first six months of 2013, rose sharply to $11.1 million, greater than full year revenues for 2012. At the same time, net losses widened from $11.3 million to $17.4 million. Extrapolating revenue growth trends, full year revenues of $25 million should be attainable.
Foundation Medicine operates with $36.0 million in cash and equivalents. The company operates with merely $0.6 million in debt. Factoring in gross proceeds of $106 million, the company will operate with a net cash position of around $125 million.
As such, Foundation Medicine's operating assets are valued around $800 million, the equivalent of around 32 times this year's annual revenues of estimated around $25 million.
Investment Thesis
As noted above, the offering of Foundation Medicine is a great success story. Shares were offered some 20% above the midpoint of the preliminary offering range. Add to that 96.4% opening day returns, and shares are trading with gains of 135.7% compared to the midpoint of the preliminary offering range.
Crucial in Foundation Medicine's prospects is the adoption of the FoundationOne tests, and key in that adoption is the approval of reimbursements, and the launch of the FoundationOne for hematologic malignancies. Foundation executes roughly 30% of its test for patients covered by Medicare, while its solutions are not approved yet for reimbursement coverage.
The proceeds from the offering are used to bolster the sales force, expand laboratory operations and fund clinical trials to demonstrate the utility of the products and make the case for reimbursement. Note that the company performed 1,750 and 2,766 tests for the year of 2012, and the first half of 2013, respectively. Average revenues per test for 2012 came in around $3,700 per test.
While Foundation Medicine claims its FoundationOne clinical product is the first commercially available molecular product, competitors are on the rise as well. Well known laboratory companies such as Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT) and Laboratory Corporation of America (NYSE:LH), among others, are focusing on the multi-billion market opportunity as well.
Despite the losses and fierce competition investors are enthusiastic. Key investors include Bill Gates and even Google Ventures, understanding the potential of genomics in cancer treatment. Personalized medicine treatments are the hottest thing in the industry, targeting the type of cancer instead of the organ.
While the public offering has been a success, the valuation reflects this already as well. It seems that Foundation Medicine has some promising technologies, addressing a huge market opportunity.
I remain on the sidelines, finding it hard to evaluate the prospects of this biopharmaceutical company, as the market already attaches an almost $1 billion valuation to the firm.
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