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During the month of Elul we focus on Teshuva (returning to Hashem), Tefilla (prayer) and Tzedakah (charity).
Here are a few things we did in connection to Tzedakah:
Firstly, we learned that Tzedakah is not just giving MONEY to people who need it. It's giving clothes, a job, even a kind word. Its helping people in as many ways as we are able.
This is a sweet craft of friends helping friends:
Decorating a Pushkah (Tzedakah Box)- you can use any container with a lid:
Shining pennies with Q-tips and lemon juice- it took a while, and they really needed to shine the coins but the kids eventually saw results:
Counting 100 pennies to make one dollar- this is a Montessori 100's board, you can easily make one with paper/cardboard and markers. It really gives the kids a visual idea of what 100 pennies look like and that 100 pennies make one dollar:
On the 25th day of Elul, Hashem started to create the World. On the 6th day of Creation, Hashem created man. The 6th day falls out on Rosh Hashanah.
Here is a "Day's of Creation Activity Pack" I out together for my kiddo's-
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You can use it together with the Shabbat Activity Pack which you can find HERE
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The mother of seven says her kids laugh at reports that betting on the show was suspended by www.Sportsbook.com because of all the bets from Ohio on the Linzes to win."All of Cincinnati is going to root for the hometown team, and common sense will tell you they'd be betting on the hometown team," she says.
"My children said they never thought ill of the Weavers until they watched the shows on TV"
The Linz Kids are Race's First Familyby Rochell D. ThomasThe Linzes by Jeff Neira/CBSThe Amazing Race's Linz family "I loved every minute of it!" Tommy Linz, 19, says of The Amazing Race: Family Edition, which sent him, his brothers Alex, 22, and Nick, 24, and sister Megan, 21, zipping through 50 cities in three countries in 25 days. TVGuide.com talked to the foursome the day after their long ride officially ended.TVGuide.com: Congratulations! For a while there I thought God might help the Weavers win. If that had happened, what would you have done?Nick Linz: We would have congratulated them! They were a strong team and very competitive.TVGuide.com: Now that you've won $1 million, what will you do with it?Nick: We will give half to our parents and split the other half between all seven kids. I think that we will be spending our money on paying back student loans and also, maybe, splurge a little.TVGuide.com: In the first leg of the race, they edited out a task wherein you had to take the flag to the flag store. Were there other parts that were edited out?Alex Linz: They did a good job putting the show together. Obviously, there are some things that are better off not being shown, like our car breaking down.TVGuide.com: Speaking of that, did you have a hissy fit when it happened?Nick: Not at all. The situation was completely out of our hands. Knowing we were being bumped back kind of stunk, but there was nothing we could do about it.TVGuide.com: A friend of mine saw a clue box this summer in Niagara Falls, but it was set up in a different location. Was part of that challenge cut out?Tommy Linz: From what I understand, CBS and the producers set up decoys.Megan Linz: You've seen the spoilers on the Internet. It's all a way to throw people off.TVGuide.com: You got home in August. How did you manage to not say anything to your family for three months?Nick: We signed a big fat contract that said if we did, we could be sued for a lot of money. You don't get any of your winnings.TVGuide.com: So you put on a serious game face?Alex: Seeing my parents almost every day was hard, especially at times when people were saying, "I know you guys want to say something." But I would just play it off. Every day it got easier not to say anything.Meg: At school, our friends would hassle me and Tommy. I would just say "I don't know" and drop it.TVGuide.com: What was that crash with Rolly about?Alex: We were both racing to the counter and I lost my balance. They edited that part to make it seem bigger than it was. It was not a big deal.TVGuide.com: So Meg, when they showed you saying, "It's getting personal," what were you talking about?Meg: It was just a comment that came out of my mouth after Mrs. Weaver said, "Don't touch my kid. Don't touch him!" I mean, is that really necessary? Do you really honestly think that my brother's trying to hurt your son? It wasn't necessary. But then again, in the heat of the moment, I made a comment that wasn't necessary either.TVGuide.com: How long did it really take to find the clue in Toronto's underground city?Nick: Two hours. It took a lot of running around, backtracking and retracing our steps.TVGuide.com: It must have taken longer to find the box in the stadium. The Weavers' mother went to sleep!Meg: It took every team close to five hours to find that box.Nick: Even longer.Alex: If we could pick the hardest task on the whole race, it's got to be that one. The clue boxes were so small, they blended in with the chairs. That's why, as soon as we found one, we took it.Meg: It was a long day.TVGuide.com: One of you called the Weavers "The Wicked Witch of the East and her three little monkeys." Who said it and what have you got against the Weavers?Alex: I'll own up to that one. At times the Weavers seemed to rub us the wrong way. We made jokes about it, but in no way was it meant maliciously.TVGuide.com: What did you guys think of the nickname the Weavers gave you "G.I. Joes and G.I. Jane"?Alex: We look like we're in shape, so I thought it was kind of cool. Clever.TVGuide.com: You all made some whopper mistakes along the way, like forgetting to take a number for the helicopter ride and generally not reading clues carefully. If you were to give one of your team members an "Oops-That-Was-a-Doozy" trophy for the stupidest mistake, who would get it?Nick: Bone's "I am 100 percent positive I see the flag" stunt he pulled at the CN Tower probably deserves it.TVGuide.com: There seemed to be a lot of flirting going on between you and the Bransen daughters. They mooned you. You flashed them. Spill it: Who made a move on whom when Daddy Bransen wasn't around?Nick: Daddy was always around, so what can you do?
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Although I cant really comment on the 621's, as I havent heard them myself, for quality PC speakers you really cant go wrong with Altec Lansing.
I've had my ATP5 for a little over two years now, and they still pump out perfect sound (coupled with a really nice sound card that is).
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I have the 621's. Looks great and sounds great. The sub works really good too. I haven't had any problems with it. Overall... I think they are pretty good speakers.
Just remember to get a decent sound card with it... can't have great sound coming out of it with a crappy $2 sound card.
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Almost anything by Altec should be plenty fine for use with a computer. I can't really say I have had any problems in the past with them as computer speakers (granted I wouldn't think of hooking them into my stereo.
You don't exactly need Gershman or Axiom on a computer. Unless, of course, you actually have a high end sound card and programs to make proper use of it. However, those are not exactly something that you see in most peoples computers.
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5501 26th Avenue Northeast has a Walk Score of 88 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
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Kittitas Fire Community Meetings Scheduled for Wednesday
Here is the latest from the incident command team at the Taylor Bridge Fire in Kittitas County.
FIRE INFORMATION WEBSITE: www.inciweb.org/incident/3152 PHONE: (509) 260-1507
EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Taylor Bridge Fire started on Monday, August 13, at approximately 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon. The fire is burning 4 miles southeast of Cle Elum and 4 miles northwest of Ellensburg, Washington. The fire is approximately 17 miles long and burning in grassland, sage brush, and timber.
The wind driven fire moved rapidly through several communities with local initial attack resources from WA DNR and Kittitas County Fire Districts 1, 7, Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue, and one Forest Service engine diligently working to fight the fire.
By 5:00 p.m. on August 13, a Level 3 evacuation order was given by the Kittitas County Sheriff's Office for the following areas: Bettas Valley, and homes on the west side of State Route (SR) 97 between SR97 and Swauk. Additional evacuations are now in place for Sun Light Waters, the Hidden Valley area, and from Elk Springs Road east to Robbins Road. Road closures include: SR97 at SR10 to Lauderdale Junction, SR10 from Taylor Road to SR97 Junction.
Evacuation levels are as follows:
Level 3: The fire is in the area, people are to leave immediately. Access to the area is restricted.
Level 2: At this point we request people consider leaving the area, or be ready to leave at a moment's notice due to the high possibility of the fire reaching the area. Access back into the area may be limited at this point.
Level 1: This is an initial notification in person to inform the residents of the situation, and the process which may follow.
Two emergency shelters are set up at the following locations: Cle Elum Centennial Senior Center, 719 E. Third Street in Cle Elum, and Central Washington University – Munson Dorms, 400 E. University Way in Ellensburg, Washington. Livestock has also been evacuated to the Kittitas County Fairground in Ellensburg, Washington.
Approximately 28,077 acres are now burned with several unburned islands within the fire perimeter. The Kittitas County Emergency Operation Center reported 60 primary structures lost at this time. The fire danger is being assessed and once conditions are safe, homeowners will be allowed to return to their homes. No containment on this fire has been reported.
The fire is under unified command, and includes agencies from WA Department of Natural Resource (WA DNR), Kittitas County Fire District 1, 2, and 7. Washington State mobilization was authorized at 3:30 p.m. deploying firefighting resources to the Taylor Bridge Fire. Incident Commander Rex Reed and members of the Washington Incident Management Team 2 assumed command of the fire at 8:00 a.m. today.
The fire started along Highway 10 at the Taylor Road junction where the bridge was being rebuilt. The fire was caused during the construction project.
***Two community meetings have been planned for Wednesday, August 15:
In Cle Elum at 4:00 PM Cle Elum/Roslyn High School Gymnasium
In Ellensburg at 7:00 PM Central Washington University Student Union Recreation Room
The Washington Incident Management Team 2 appreciates your support and patience while firefighters work to manage the Taylor Bridge Fire. No injuries have been reported on this fire.


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Rep. Doyle Introduces Bill To Provide Public Access To Publicly Funded Research
from the good-for-him dept
The issue in these bills is that there has been a movement to require any research that is federally funded (taxpayer funded) to be placed in an open access repository one year after it was published. The National Institute of Health (NIH) who funds billions in research every year, has had this policy going for a few years (though journals have even tried nasty tricks, like requiring academics to pay them to "deposit" their own papers into these open repositories). This kind of rule makes plenty of sense: we're talking about publicly funded research after all. It should be open to the public. Giving the journals a one-year headstart on publishing the papers seems like more than enough for them to make money (again, from the "free" content they get).
Except... the journals hate this because they want their lifetime-plus monopoly on this information (which, I'll emphasize once again that they do not pay for). So they've been pushing various bills that would outlaw such open access requirements. And, somehow, they got Darrell Issa to back the latest version of this bill.
Thankfully, however, Rep. Mike Doyle -- who has a long history of being really good on copyright issues -- has introduced a counter bill to Issa's bill (pdf) called the Federal Research Public Access Act of 2012. It really is the mirror image of the Issa bill.
the Federal Government funds basic and applied research with the expectation that new ideas and discoveries that result from the research, if shared and effectively disseminated, will advance science and improve the lives and welfare of people of the United States and around the world; and the Internet makes it possible for this information to be promptly available to every scientist, physician, educator, and citizen at home, in school, or in a library.The bill would require that all federal agencies establish policies that encourage open and free access to federally funded research. One hopes that Rep. Issa will rethink his position on his bill, and recognize that Doyle's bill is much more aligned with Issa's stated goal (and long-shown commitment) to more open access to government information.


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After 30 years in project management and interiors, Jane Novis felt like a change. When a stint as Commodore at the Glendowie Yacht Club came to an end and premises came up in a small local parade, Jane jumped at the chance. Not quite a novice - as a family background in owning the Kaukapakapa General Store had in some ways prepared her for the ups and downs of running a small business - Jane looked for a point of difference and found it in her love of Italian icecream and gelati.
"When I looked into it I found a natural icecream was hard to find and, as I believe in using only natural local ingredients wherever possible, it seemed that producing gelati and icecream in small batches that made use of whatever was in season was something that wasn't being done.
"I do use a high-quality imported Italian paste for the liquorice, chocolate, rose and violet flavours but where possible what you get is what is available locally."
Essential oils flavour and scent the lavender and bergamot; chilli and honey combine with cream cheese to produce the Fire and Ice; strawberry and other fruit flavours are what you would expect - fruit, water, sugar and not a lot else.
The difference between a gelato and icecream, Jane explains is that gelato is made with milk or water instead of cream, so is lower in fat. This results in a denser texture and a more intense flavour.
Both her icecream and gelato can be made into celebration cakes on order, a gluten-free alternative to the traditional flour and egg-based cake. "It seems that more and more people these days seem to have some sort of intolerance, so we are always making them to fulfil specific orders."
At the moment Jane is keeping things small, supplying her gelati and icecream to Toto's Restaurant in the CBD and selling the rest from her deli. Batches vary between two and 10 litres and can be transported in an ice-filled chilly bin.
Jane hopes to expand in the next six months when a larger commercial kitchen is due to become available locally. Then, with the help of her son George, her products will be available at food markets around Auckland and, she hopes, high-end boutique grocers.
Until then, with seven days a week at Spencers and churning out stock - literally - for customers, she's kept pretty busy.
When invited to try from the selection in the cabinet I dithered, finally settling on the darkest chocolate I'd ever seen with scoops of rose and bergamot. The pleasure was intense and when I later offered up the Fire and Ice at home, the reaction was the same - groans of pleasure and demands to know where I'd found it.
Where to buy
Spencer's Delicatessen, Gelateria, Espresso. 7 Roberta Ave, Glendowie, Ph (09) 585 1448, 027 252 2296.


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Gabrielle: Hello!
Todd: How are you doing today?
Gabrielle: Good thanks.
Todd: Now, Grabrielle, I hear that you are going back home to New Zealand
Gabrielle: That's right. I'm going home for summer.
Todd: OK. What are your plans?
Gabrielle: Probably a week relaxing, going camping, and then I'm going back to work.
Todd: Oh, OK. Where do you work?
Gabrielle: I teach as an English teacher in Christchurch, in New Zealand.
Todd: Oh, OK. And that's where you're from, naturally.
Gabrielle: That's right.
Todd: Were you born there?
Gabrielle: I was, yeah!
Todd: Well, you are going to have this short little break, or vacation, are you
gonna go to the beach...the mountains?
Gabrielle: Probably..probably to the beach and camping for about a week with friends, yeah!
Todd: Actually, how warm is it in the summer?
Gabrielle: Probably a maximum of about 30 degrees. A nice dry heat! Very comfortable.
Todd: So when you go to the beach is the water warm enough to swim in?
Gabrielle: No, no, no! We swim but it is not warm. Yeah! It's pretty chilly actually.
Todd: OK. Any other plans when you go home?
Gabrielle: Yeah, I'm looking forward to catching up with friends and family and animals.
Todd: Animals!
Gabrielle: Well, I miss my pets.
Todd: OK, well, what pets do you have?
Gabrielle: Well, I have a cat and a dog and a sheep called Sydney and two gold fish.
Todd: Wow!
Gabrielle: Yeah! And I really miss them.
Todd: I'm sure they're really excited to see you. Alright, thanks a lot.
Gabrielle: Cheers!
short break
I'm going home on a short break for the summer.
A 'short break' is time that is used to relax and escape from the stress of daily life. This can be a few minutes, hours or days depending on what you are talking about. Notice the following:
- I always need to take a short break from work in the
- A weekend away will be a short break from life.
warm enough
or chilly
Is the water warm enough to swim in? No, it's actually
pretty chilly.
If a temperature is 'warm enough' then it is high enough to be comfortable. If something is 'chilly' it is too cold to be comfortable. Notice the following:
- Is the soup warm enough for you?
- It's a little chilly outside today.
look forward
I look forward to going home.
You 'look forward' to a future event that you are excited about. Notice the following:
- I am really looking forward to having my own apartment.
- Do you look forward to graduating?
catch up
I'm going to catch up with friends and family and animals.
To 'catch up' with people means to talk to them and find out what they are doing now in their lives or any recent news that they have. Notice the following:
- It was really nice to catch up with you.
- We can get coffee and catch up.
miss (my pets)
I really miss my pets.
To 'miss' a person or a place is have positive feelings about something that is not physically close to you right now, and you sometimes have some feeling of longing or regret. Notice the following:
- What do you miss the most about Mexico?
- She loved her new school, but missed her old friends.


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A former New Zealand bikie, given refugee status in Australia after seeking asylum from fellow criminals, has become the centre of a new political row in Canberra.
A tribunal decided that the 36-year-old Kiwi, who was in a witness protection scheme before flying to Australia in 2005, faced a threat of significant harm in his home country.
News Limited reports that Australian Immigration Minister Chris Bowen appealed the ruling in the Federal Court. But the court cleared the man to stay because of the government's own protection visa rules.
Opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison said the Labor government's new asylum laws had allowed a convicted criminal from New Zealand to gain asylum from "fellow crims and bikies back in New Zealand who want to settle some scores.
"What's next? An 'underbelly visa'? This absurd farce is just another mess of Labor's own making," Mr Morrison said.
News Limited says the man was warned when he arrived in Australia that if he committed one offence on his temporary visa he could be removed.
However, he went on to drink and drive, commit forgery, and breaching his bail conditions. He has also been charged with weapons and drugs offences, and receiving stolen property.


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U.S. Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission
District Court Must Re-Evaluate EEOC Consent Decree Following Appeals Court Ruling
MINNEAPOLIS – In a ruling issued today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit reversed a lower court decision that rejected a consent decree resolving an U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) disability discrimination lawsuit against Pine City, Minn.-based Product Fabricators, Inc. (EEOC v. Product Fabricators, Inc., Case No. 09-cv-2303 (D. Minn.) (PAM/LIB), USCA 8th Circuit Case No. 11-01241.)
Today's decision vacates a November 30, 2010 decision by U.S. District Court Judge Paul A. Magnuson of the District of Minnesota, who rejected the EEOC's consent decree because it contained a provision requiring the court to continue its jurisdiction over the consent decree for the term of the decree – two years – for purposes of ensuring that the parties complied with its terms.
The EEOC had sued Product Fabricators in 2009 for violating federal disability discrimination law by its policies requiring employees to report their use of legal prescription drugs. The EEOC charged that the company unlawfully fired an employee for taking prescribed drugs for back pain. The consent decree settling the suit provided monetary relief of $40,000 to him and enjoined the company from continuing its policy requiring disclosure of prescription drug use.
In reversing the lower court's decision, the Eighth Circuit embraced the principle that "[c]ontinuing jurisdiction is the norm (and often the motivation) for consent decrees." The Eighth Circuit further recognized that "[a] consent decree offers more security to the parties than a settlement agreement where the only penalty for failure to abide the agreement is another suit."
"Today's ruling by the Eight Circuit reinforces a critical component of negotiated settlements in EEOC lawsuits which is the agency's ability to guarantee compliance with important settlement terms through the immediate court enforcement," said EEOC Regional Attorney John Hendrickson. "Continuing jurisdiction provisions in our consent decrees – as the Eighth Circuit reinforced today – serve as an important form of insurance for the public. Once the EEOC has reached a settlement with employer accused of discrimination, continuing jurisdiction provisions enable the EEOC to ensure that defendants will comply with civil rights laws for years to come."
Nicholas Pladson, an EEOC trial attorney in Minneapolis who negotiated the consent decree which was before the Court of Appeals, said, "Today's decision affirms the importance of settlements in employment discrimination cases in which all the terms appear in the public record, and the important role the judiciary serves by ensuring that defendants comply with those settlement terms."
Pladson added, "Because settlements are final resolutions that end cases, we don't see a lot of court decisions which are handed down, as in this case, after the negotiations are completed. This case is obviously an exception – one which, in our judgment, correctly addresses an important aspect of how we conduct and resolve litigation."
The EEOC's Chicago District Office is responsible for processing discrimination charges, administrative enforcement and the conduct of agency litigation in Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota, and operates Area Offices in Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
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The Red Bull Butter Cup series, which lets snowboarders spread their smooth style onto custom-made features, is back for the 4th year and is spanning peaks across the United States. Resorts from Utah to Vermont will host local athletes hoping to butter up the judges to earn bragging rights – and a little cheddar.
So what exactly makes one buttery? It's all about how much style each rider can spread on the custom-built features also known as "butterpads." Riders jib, bonk, tap and slide their way across a multi-featured pad, making sure to lay it on this with a lot of smooth buttering.
Each stop will feature local riders in a 'Pro/Am' format, where they will battle it out in a jam for cash and prizes, where overall style and creativity will help the cream rise to the top. Only trick sequences that include buttering will count. Registration is available on-site only, and limited to the first 100 snowboarders that sign up. Participants will be split into Pro or Am divisions based on skill level. Shredders under 18 are welcome, but must be with a legal guardian on-site to register.
Red Bull Butter Cup is a snowboard contest series that showcases creativity in technical flatland trickery. The contest series started on the East Coast and has now expanded throughout the U.S. in its fourth year. Regional athletes battle it out in jam format sessions, carving and spreading the snow like butter for cash and prizes. Overall style and creativity will help the cream rise to the top, so be ready to spread it on in this purely pasteurized competition. It's all about going back to the basics of what made us all fall in love with shredding in the first place: FUN!
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A Phase I Multicenter Clinical Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Immunogenicity of Vaccinia-Derived HIV-1 Recombinant Envelope Glycoprotein (gp160)
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00000968
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : August 31, 2001
Last Update Posted : April 30, 2012
- Study Details
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|Condition or disease
|HIV Infections
|Biological: gp160 Vaccine (Immuno-AG)
|Phase 1
Although recent advances have been made in antiviral therapy against AIDS, there is currently no cure for AIDS. It is likely that ultimate control of the disease depends on the development of safe and effective vaccines against HIV.
Healthy, adult volunteers without identifiable high-risk behavior for HIV-1 infection are vaccinated. In phase 1, at each participating unit, four volunteers receive a dose of gp160 (12.5 mcg); two volunteers receive placebo. Volunteers are monitored 1 month before proceeding to the second phase. In phase 2, four volunteers receive gp160 (50 mcg); two volunteers receive placebo. Primary immunization and two booster immunizations at day 30 and day 180 are done in an outpatient setting. Volunteers are closely monitored for the first 2 weeks postimmunization (primary and boosters), and extensively followed for a minimum of 2 years. Volunteers may be offered an additional boost of the same preparation at 18 months. Per 07/28/92 amendment, 18 volunteers will receive 200 mcg gp160 in an unblinded study. Volunteers in phase 2 who received four doses of 50 mcg gp160 receive an additional boost of 200 mcg gp160 at 18-19 months post initial vaccination. Per 05/13/94 amendment, volunteers in phase 2 who received the additional 200 mcg boost receive another 200 mcg boost 18-24 months after the last injection (St. Louis University site only).
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|60 participants
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Phase I Multicenter Clinical Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Immunogenicity of Vaccinia-Derived HIV-1 Recombinant Envelope Glycoprotein (gp160)
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|August 1993
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 60 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria
Patients must be:
- Normal, healthy, HIV-negative adults who fully comprehend the purpose and details of the study.
- Available for 1 year of follow-up.
Exclusion Criteria
Co-existing Condition:
Patients with the following conditions or symptoms are excluded:
- History of positive PPD (tuberculin test).
- Positive syphilis serology (e.g., VDRL).
- Positive for circulating hepatitis B antigen.
Patients with the following are excluded:
- They or their sexual partners have identifiable high-risk behavior for HIV infection.
- History of immunodeficiency or chronic illness.
- Evidence of depression or under treatment for psychiatric problems during the past year.
Prior Medication:
- Immunosuppressive medications.
Prior Treatment:
- Blood transfusions or cryoprecipitates within the past 6 months.
Risk Behavior: Excluded:
- High-risk behavior for HIV infection.
- History of intravenous drug use.
- More than one sexual partner in the last 6 months.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00000968
|United States, Missouri
|St. Louis Univ. School of Medicine AVEG
|St. Louis, Missouri, United States, 63104
|Study Chair:
|Belshe R
|Responsible Party:
|National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00000968 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
10543 ( Registry Identifier: DAIDS ES Registry Number )
|First Posted:
|August 31, 2001 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|April 30, 2012
|Last Verified:
|April 2012
Keywords provided by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID):
Vaccines, Synthetic
Drug Evaluation
HIV Envelope Protein gp160
AIDS Vaccines
HIV Seronegativity
HIV Preventive Vaccine
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Poxviridae Infections
DNA Virus Infections
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Adjuvants, Immunologic
Antibiotics, Antineoplastic
Antineoplastic Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Interferon Inducers
Radiation-Protective Agents
Protective Agents


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Bay Area Hospital strives to improve the health of our community every day.
Bay Area Hospital is a tobacco-free campus.
We provide some of the most advanced and compassionate care in the region.
Whether you are receiving care or visiting a loved one, our goal is to make your stay with us a positive one.
Bay Area Hospital offers a wide variety of support groups and programs to improve the health of our community.
We are continually looking for opportunities to improve our organization and keep our community informed.
LASIK eye surgery — Overview covers definition, risks, what to expect from vision correction surgery.
Laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis (LASIK) eye surgery is a procedure that corrects certain vision problems, reducing or eliminating the need for eyeglasses or corrective lenses.
LASIK eye surgery is the most common type of refractive surgery. Refractive surgery changes the shape of the dome-shaped transparent tissue (cornea) at the front of your eye.
The desired result of LASIK eye surgery is to bend (refract) light rays to focus more precisely on your retina rather than at some point beyond or short of your retina.
The goal of LASIK eye surgery is to produce clearer, sharper vision.
LASIK eye surgery may be an option for you if you have one of these vision problems:
Your eye doctor will likely recommend that you try other ways of correcting your vision, such as by using glasses or contact lenses, before you turn to LASIK eye surgery or another similar refractive procedure.
As with any surgery, LASIK eye surgery carries risks, including:
Undercorrections. If the laser removes too little tissue from your eye, you won''t get the clearer vision results you were hoping for. Undercorrections are more common for people who are nearsighted.
You may need another refractive surgery (enhancement surgery) within a year to remove more tissue.
Glare, halos and double vision. After surgery you may have difficulty seeing at night. You might notice glare, halos around bright lights or double vision.
Even when a good visual result is measured under standard testing conditions, your vision in dim light (such as at dusk or in fog) may be reduced to a greater degree after the surgery than before the surgery.
Dry eyes. LASIK causes a temporary decrease in tear production. For the first six months or so after your surgery, your eyes may feel unusually dry as they heal. Dry eyes can reduce the quality of your vision.
Your eye doctor might recommend that you use eyedrops during this time. If you experience severe dry eyes, you could opt for another procedure to get special plugs put in your tear ducts to prevent your tears from draining away from the surface of your eyes.
Flap problems. Folding back or removing the flap from the front of your eye during surgery can cause complications, including infections, excess tears and inflammation.
The outermost corneal tissue layer (epithelium) may grow abnormally underneath the flap during the healing process.
Certain health conditions can increase the risks associated with LASIK surgery or make the outcome less predictable. Doctors may not recommend laser surgery for you if you have certain conditions.
These conditions include:
LASIK may not be advisable if you:
If you''re considering LASIK eye surgery, talk to your doctor about your questions and concerns. He or she can explain how the surgery might benefit you and help put the risks in perspective. Your doctor will discuss with you whether you''re a candidate for the procedure.
To prepare for LASIK eye surgery:
Contact lenses can distort the shape of your cornea, which could lead to inaccurate measurements and a poor surgical outcome. Your doctor will provide specific guidelines depending on your situation and how long you''ve been a contact lens wearer.
Your doctor may also instruct you to clean your eyelashes daily or more often in the days leading up to surgery, to remove debris and minimize your risk of infection.
LASIK eye surgery is performed using a laser programmed to remove a defined amount of tissue from your cornea. With each pulse of the laser beam, a tiny amount of corneal tissue is removed.
The laser allows your eye surgeon to flatten the curve of your cornea or make it steeper. Often, LASIK is performed on both eyes on the same day.
Before surgery, your doctor will discuss the risks and benefits of LASIK surgery, your expectations, what to expect before and after surgery, and answer any questions you may have.
During a pre-surgical eye exam, your eye doctor takes a detailed medical and surgical history and conducts a comprehensive eye examination.
In the eye examination, your doctor will evaluate your vision and look for signs of eye infections, inflammation, dry eyes, large eye pupils, high eye pressure or other eye conditions.
Your doctor will also measure your cornea, noting the shape, contour, thickness and any irregularities.
Your eye doctor also evaluates which areas of your cornea need reshaping. Your eye doctor uses tests to measure the shape and contour of your cornea and determine the precise amount of tissue to remove from your cornea.
Doctors generally use wavefront-guided technology to evaluate your eye in detail before LASIK surgery. In this test, a scanner creates a highly detailed chart, similar to a topographical map, of your eye. Theoretically, the more detailed the measurements, the more accurate your eye doctor can be in removing corneal tissue.
LASIK eye surgery is usually completed in 30 minutes or less. During the procedure, you lie on your back in a reclining chair. You may be given medicine to help you relax. After numbing drops are placed in your eye, your doctor uses an instrument to hold your eyelids open.
A suction ring placed on your eye just before cutting the corneal flap may cause a feeling of pressure, and your vision may dim a little.
Your eye surgeon uses a small blade or cutting laser to cut a hinged flap about the size of a contact lens away from the front of your eye. Folding back the flap allows your doctor to access the part of your cornea to be reshaped.
Using a laser, your eye surgeon then reshapes specific parts of your cornea. After reshaping is complete, the flap is folded back into place and usually heals without stitches.
During the surgery, you''ll be asked to focus on a point of light. Staring at this light helps you keep your eye fixed while the laser reshapes your cornea.
You may detect a distinct odor as the laser removes your corneal tissue. Some people describe smelling an odor similar to that of burning hair.
If you need LASIK surgery in both eyes, doctors will generally conduct the procedure on the same day.
Immediately after surgery, your eye may itch, burn and be watery. You''ll probably have blurred vision. You generally will experience little pain, and you''ll usually recover your vision quickly.
You may be given pain medication or eyedrops to keep you comfortable for several hours after the procedure. Your eye doctor might also ask you to wear a shield over your eye at night until your eye heals.
You''ll be able to see after surgery, but your vision won''t be clear right away. It takes about two to three months after your surgery before your eye heals and your vision stabilizes. Your chances for improved vision are based, in part, on how good your vision was before surgery.
You''ll have a follow-up appointment with your eye doctor one to two days after surgery for your doctor to see how your eye is healing and check for any complications.
Plan for other follow-up appointments during the first six months after surgery as your doctor recommends.
It may be a few weeks before you can start to use cosmetics around your eyes again. You might also have to wait several weeks before resuming strenuous contact sports, swimming or using hot tubs.
Follow your doctor''s recommendations about how soon you can resume your normal activities.
Refractive surgery often offers improved vision without the hassle of glasses or contact lenses. In general, you have a very good chance of achieving 20/25 vision or better after refractive surgery.
More than 8 out of 10 people who''ve undergone refractive surgery no longer need to use their glasses or contact lenses for the majority of their activities.
Your results depend on your specific refractive error and other factors. People with a low grade of nearsightedness tend to have the most success with refractive surgery. People with a high degree of nearsightedness or farsightedness along with astigmatism have less predictable results.
Many people have positive results and report high satisfaction after LASIK surgery. However, long-term results often aren''t available, as many people are sufficiently satisfied after surgery. They don''t feel a need for repeat examination, and they become lost to follow-up. Also, the LASIK procedure has evolved over time, and the procedure done today is different from the procedure done a few years ago.


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Bulletin Issues
Current Issue
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Bulletin, October/November 2012
Inside ASIS&T
ASIS&T Hits Its 75th Join the Party in Baltimore
ASIS&T members and friends and colleagues from throughout the information professions are packing their bags for the trip to Baltimore to join the celebration of 75 years of the American Society for Information Science and Technology. From its beginnings as the American Documentation Institute through its many years as the American Society for Information Science to its current existence with the addition of and Technology to its name, ASIS&T has stood for finding new, innovative and effective ways to acquire, organize, manage, disseminate and support information and the information transfer process.
From October 26-30, 2012, in Baltimore, Maryland, ASIS&T 2012 will look back at successes within the organization and the field; assess the current situation as reflected by research and practice within the ever-growing numbers of topics within the range of ASIS&T; and begin to chart potential pathways for the future. Under the theme Information, Interaction, Innovation, ASIS&T and the Annual Meeting will embrace all that this 75th anniversary means while encompassing the different threads that we bring together in information science.
In addition to the panels and paper sessions during the technical program on Sunday, October 28-Tuesday, October 30, a special 75th anniversary event celebrating this milestone takes place on Saturday, October 27. History of ASIS&T and Information Science and Technology Worldwide, organized by the 75th Anniversary Task Force, will explore the history of ASIS&T; the evolution of the field of information science; historical contexts of technology innovations and impacts; and the development of foundational ideas and theories in information science. Separate registration is required for this special event. Visit the ASIS&T website for full details.
See you in Baltimore!
Newly Elected Members to Join ASIS&T Board of Directors
Each year at the ASIS&T Annual Meeting, a new administrative year begins, and the first order of business is the introduction and seating of newly elected members of the ASIS&T Board of Directors. When the membership gathers in Baltimore later this month for the 75th Annual Meeting, the changing of the guard will take place with the inauguration of a new president and the seating of the new president-elect and two directors-at-large.
Positions filled through the summer balloting process are for three-year terms. Those elected are Harry Bruce, president-elect, and Lynn Silipigni Connaway and Sanda Erdelez, directors-at-large.
When the new members take their seats, Andrew Dillon, elected last year as president-elect, will assume the presidency from Diane Sonnenwald, who continues on the Board for an additional year as past president.
Harry Bruce is professor and dean of the Information School of the University of Washington. Before coming to the University of Washington in 1998, Harry was a faculty member in the department of information studies at the University of Technology in Sydney. Harry is a recipient of the ASIS&T UMI Doctoral Dissertation award; has served as a member of the JASIST editorial board; and is a passionate and effective leader and advocate for the discipline of information science and the information professions. His research and scholarship focus on the study of human information behavior. The purpose of this work is to develop a deeper understanding of how people need, seek and use information in their professional and everyday lives. The new knowledge generated by this research is used to inform the development or enhancement of resources, services and technologies that facilitate information access and use.
Lynn Silipigni Connaway, senior research scientist at OCLC Research, has experience in academic, public and school libraries, as well as library and information science education and corporate and non-profit organizations. Prior to joining OCLC Research, she was vice-president of research and library systems at NetLibrary, the director of the library and information services department at the University of Denver and on the faculty of the library and informational science program at the University of Missouri, Columbia. Connaway received her doctorate in library and information science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her MLS from the University of Arizona. She has been a member of ASIS&T since she was a doctoral student and is a member of SIGs/Classification Research; Information Needs, Seeking and Use; and Digital Libraries. She has served on many ASIS&T award and review committees and is a frequent ASIS&T conference presenter, in addition to serving as co-chair of the 2011 ASIS&T Annual Meeting.
Sanda Erdelez is an associate professor at the School of Information Science & Learning Technologies at University of Missouri (MU). She also serves as associate director for education at MUs Informatics Institute and is the founder of MUs Information Experience Laboratory. Her prior academic appointment was at University of Texas at Austin. She holds bachelor and master of law degrees from University of Osijek, Croatia, and as a Fulbright Scholar received a PhD in information transfer from Syracuse University. Her research and teaching focus on human information behavior and usability evaluation of information systems. She has been actively engaged in SIG/USE as chair, research symposium organizer and current treasurer. Her contributions to ASIS&T extend to all organizational levels: membership on the program committees and chairing tracks for Annual Meetings, mentoring in the New ASIS&T Leaders program, regularly reviewing and contributing to JASIST and serving as a faculty co-mentor for the ASIS&T student chapter at MU.
2011 Class of New Leaders Ready to Move on in ASIS&T
The ASIS&T New Leaders program, initiated in 2010 with its first class of eight Society members, is about to complete its second year with the 2011 potential leaders ready to step into organizational roles and welcome a new class during the Annual Meeting.
The program is designed to initiate new members of ASIS&T into the service activity of the organization by providing a select group of members with funding, a mentor and a specific assignment with a particular unit of ASIS&T. The 2011 class of new leaders accepted their opportunities from among the options available through SIGs, chapters and committees. Here are brief biographies on the 2011 ASIS&T New Leaders.
Vivienne Houghton studied Japanese and majored in East Asian Studies as an undergraduate at UCLA. Prior to graduate school, she co-owned a promotional marketing business. Vivienne completed her MLIS from the University of Denver in June. After attending the IA Summit and taking an IA course, she fell in love with IA, UX and content strategy. Leveraging her contacts in the New Leaders program, she organized a trip abroad where she gained research experience, attended LIS classes, watched student presentations from different perspectives, learned about international library systems, learned about LIS issues specific to Ireland and Sweden, attended a uniquely Swedish doctoral dissertation defense and learned about international PhD programs. She has posted her experiences on her blog [www.viviennehoughton.com/blog.html]. Vivienne will use her skills and experiences on the ASIS&T International Relations Committee, under the mentorship of Katriina Byström.
Eugenia Kim is a data services specialist and visiting assistant professor with the Purdue University libraries. She holds an MS in information science from University at Albany (SUNY) and a BS in electronic media, arts and communication. Her publication and presentation credits include the 2010 and 2011 Society of American Archivists Research Forum and 2011 ASIS&T Annual Meeting. Her primary research interest is in digital dance preservation. She was active in ASIS&T chapters in Albany and will continue that energy with a placement on the Indiana Chapter, mentored by Steve Hardin. Eugenia will also contribute to the society through her recent placement as Chapter Assembly Advisor. Eugenia also showed great leadership in putting together and moderating a panel featuring masters students research at last years ASIS&T Annual Meeting.
Julia W. Martin completed her MLIS at Pratt Institute in May of 2010, focusing on user centered design, usability and human information behavior. She is now completing an Innovation Fellowship at the EdLab at Teachers College, Columbia University where she provides library services assessment and usability assessment for some of the labs educational technology tools. Julia was drawn from social work to library and information science because it seemed that the way to provide long term consistent help to the public was to make sure reliable information was easy to find and tools were easy to use. June Abbas will be mentoring Julia during her placement on the Education Committee. Julias task will focus on creating short- and long-term processes for webinar session review, bringing to bear her work in educational technology tools.
Chrysta Meadowbrooke holds an MSI from the University of Michigan School of Information and is in her second year of the doctoral program there. She is interested in how interdisciplinary research can contribute to solving some of the pressing problems related to human health and the healthcare system. She currently works on research projects that explore the independent and collaborative health information behaviors of people who have HIV/AIDS, diabetes or chronic kidney disease. In addition, she hopes to study how clinicians work together and how to best design and implement health information technology to maximize its safe and effective use. Chrysta was mentored by Deborah Barreau and subsequently by Iris Xie, both representing the Leadership Committee.
Chaoqun Ni started her education with a BA from Wuhan University in China, majoring in information system and e-commerce (with a minor in economics). After completing her masters degree in information system and e-commerce, Chaoqun began her PhD in information science in Indiana University Bloomington. She is now an adjunct instructor and chair of the SIG/MET student paper contest. She focuses on the utilization of informetric methods in science and technology studies and has authored or co-authored several papers on related topics. Chaoquns mentor is Dietmar Wolfram, who will be assisting her participation in SIG/MET. Chaoqun noted that she most enjoys having a mentor from outside of her own campus, which gives her a broader perspective on the field.
Jacob Ratliff received his MLIS from the University of Denver after a career as a tennis pro in Denver. This unique experience of working with small businesses prompted his interests in knowledge management and information science. He currently works for the National Fire Protection Association as the archivist/taxonomy librarian. Jacob remarked that the New Leaders program was a great introduction to a lot of people in the society. Mentored by Diane Neal, Jacob will be working with the Online Education Task Force.
William Senn is currently serving as the director of the decision support department at the University of North Texas. Will graduated from Excelsior College in 2007 with a BS in computer information systems. He earned a master of science in library and information science from the University of North Texas in 2009 and is pursuing a PhD in information science. Will is an active participant in the business intelligence and data warehousing communities. He has served as an executive board member for the Higher Education Data Warehousing Forum (HEDW) and been recognized for exceptional contributions to the information management and analytics communities with the IBM Information Champion designation 2010-2012. Will is working with mentor Abebe Rorissa on SIG/III events. In addition, he is serving as Deputy Director of Chapter Assembly.
Caroline Whippey received an honors BA in anthropology in 2007 and an MA in anthropology in 2009, both from the University of Western Ontario. She is currently in the second year of her doctoral program in library and information science at Western. She works part-time as a library officer at Brescia University College. She completed an honors thesis for her BA and MA on online gaming communities, particularly focusing on World of Warcraft. She is an avid video game player, so was thrilled when she discovered that her love of research and love of video games could be combined. Her current research interests include video games, non-textual information, information behavior and practices, text related to video games and mental health and wellness as related to gaming. Caroline lauded the New Leaders program as allowing her to be instantly involved she is now a secretary for SIG/VIS and on the Bulletin Advisory Board. Her official placement is with SIG/VIS, mentored by Chris Landbeck.
ASIS&T welcomes these new members into governance and looks forward to their future contributions. The 2012 class of New Leaders will be introduced at the Annual Meeting in Baltimore.
News about ASIS&T Members
Edward A. Fox, Virginia Tech, with co-authors Marcos André Gonçalves, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, and Rao Shen, Yahoo!, have released Theoretical Foundations for Digital Libraries: The 5S (Societies, Scenarios, Spaces, Structures, Streams) Approach, published by Morgan & Claypool Publishers.
Robert M. Losee, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is the author of Information from Processes: About the Nature of Information Creation, Use and Representation. Published by Springer, the book seeks a domain-independent information model useful in the many disciplines such as computer science, the physical sciences, epistemology, for which information is a core concept.
Yale Braunstein
Yale M. Braunstein, professor in the University of California, Berkeley School of Information, passed away in July. Yale was a scholar of the economics of information and communications industries and systems, with a focus on telecommunications policy, broadband and the economics of intellectual property policy. He authored or co-authored more than 50 articles in the fields of economics and information science and worked as a consultant in the United States and internationally.
Yale was born in Philadelphia. He received a B.S. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a Ph.D. in economics from Stanford University. He joined the faculty of the UC Berkeley School of Information (then the School of Library and Information Studies) in 1983.
In nearly 30 years at Berkeley, Yale advised a number of Ph.D. dissertations in information economics and policy. He also directed the schools relationships with international partners, including the Center for Digital Technology and Management (CDTM), a joint institution of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) and the Technische Universität München (TUM).
A memorial for Yale at UC Berkeley has been planned for October 17, 2012, at 4:00 p.m. Memorial donations may be made in Yales memory to the Yale M. Braunstein Fellowship Fund to provide support for students in the School of Information. Checks made out to the UC Berkeley Foundation can be sent to the following address: UC Berkeley School of Information, Yale M. Braunstein Fellowship Fund, 102 South Hall #4600, Berkeley, CA 94720-4600.
Articles in this Issue
Information Architecture Overview
Information Architecture in the Age of Complexity
The Architecture of Information
Optimizing Websites in the Post Panda World
A Metaphor for Content Strategy
A Conversation with Eric Reiss, Author of Usable Usability: Simple Steps for Making Stuff Better
Sustainability: Scholarly Repository as an Enterprise
Spelunking in the Archives: Or How I Learned to Love the Art of the Unexpected
Inside ASIS&T
IA; Attending to the Existing Landscape
RDAP: NSF DMP Content Analysis: What Are Researchers Saying?


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CFO of Dutch telecom firm KPN resigns abruptly
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Mexico proposes sweeping social program changes
09/09/2013 4:42amPresident Enrique Pena Nieto proposed sweeping changes to Mexico's social programs Sunday, laying out a plan for the country's first nationwide pensions and unemployment insurance to be financed in part by cutting tax loopholes for big business.
PlayStation 4 won't sell in Japan until February
09/09/2013 4:57amSony's next-generation video game machine PlayStation 4 won't go on sale in Japan until next year, meaning that it won't be on time for the key year-end holiday or New Year's shopping season.
China's August inflation eases as economy recovers
09/09/2013 5:58amChina's August inflation edged down as an economic recovery gathered strength, easing pressure on communist leaders who want to focus on longer-term reforms.
Koch Industries buying Molex for $7.2B
09/09/2013 9:48amKoch Industries Inc. is buying electronic components and cables maker Molex for $7.2 billion.
Wells Fargo's CFO sees drop in mortgage business
09/09/2013 10:28amWells Fargo, the nation's second-largest bank by deposits, saw a slowdown in its mortgage business last quarter and may have to cut jobs if demand continues to weaken.
US gov't floats rules for high-speed trading
09/09/2013 12:18pmFederal regulators took a step toward stricter oversight of the high-speed trading market, putting forward a broad range of possible rules for public comment.
Early returns: right bloc win Norway election
09/09/2013 1:17pmA partial count indicates a center-right coalition led by the Conservative Party will take power in Norway for the first time since 2005.
Algeria: Energy minister lauds new gas finds
09/09/2013 2:15pmAlgeria's energy minister says an increase in the country's substantial gas reserves, thanks to recent discoveries, without giving exact numbers.
Bernanke to hold town hall meeting with teachers
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Lomography Proudly Presents the Tori Amos Inspiration Competition Winners Announcementwritten by mmoya on 2011-09-30 #news
Check out the winning photos from this year's most inspiring competition. Read on after the jump!238 68 Share Tweet
Lomography & I Still Shoot Film Competitionwritten by webo29 on 2012-07-09 #news
Lomography is collaborating with Paris based blog I Still Shoot Film to bring you a fun and simple analogue competition. Read on to find out how to participate.30 144 Share Tweet
Mephisto's March Rumble: Couples/Pairswritten by mephisto19 on 2011-03-01 #news
Mephisto19 approached us with a great idea, and as you know, Lomography likes great ideas! So, we are giving Mephisto a chance to run a monthly rumble. Read after the jump for more information!53 72 Share Tweet
Lomography Proudly Presents the Tori Amos Inspiration Competition2011-07-05 #news
Lomography has partnered with world renowned song siren, Tori Amos, to bring you the iconic TORI Limited Edition Diana F+ and an amazing competition that will inspire Lomographers in every corner of the globe!68 54 Share Tweet
Philippe Ramette's Gravity Defying Photographswritten by nyebe on 2012-01-24 #news
One quick glance and you might probably say 'meh. shopped...'. Well, you got it wrong because Philippe Ramette does his self portraits with analogue effects resulting in jaw dropping, breathtaking, and gravity defying photographs.16 77 Share Tweet
LomoMatrix Pariswritten by fredericdith on 2011-07-28 #news
Paris has its own Lomomatrix!17 53 Share Tweet
Paris' Petite Ceinture Abandoned Railwaywritten by elvismartinezsmith on 2010-11-18 #places
Petite Ceinture is an abandoned railway inside Paris that goes all around the city. It is closed to the public and sometimes hardly accessible so you normally cannot go there but there is such a crazy ambiance there that so very few people know about.17 49 Share Tweet
Mephisto's March Rumble: Couples/Pairs Winners Announcementwritten by cruzron on 2011-04-01 #news
Community mainstay mephisto19's new monthly competition has just ended and he's quick on the draw in announcing the winners. Here they are!23 32 Share Tweet
Affordable Lomography with the Recesky TLR Camera!written by joaomiguelsantoscunha on 2012-04-26 #gear
I'm a Lomo lover who always had a problem with the price. It is true that digital cameras are expensive, but in the long term they become very cheap, since you don't need to buy film or develop it. Nowadays, this is not a problem anymore. Get to know what I think about the Recesky TLR camera after the jump!33 32 Share Tweet
Please Say 'Bonjour' to the Lomography France Team!written by fredericdith on 2011-11-16
Barely 6 months after launching the French version of the Lomography website, we thought it would be appropriate to introduce you to all the people that make the LomoMagic happen in the City of Love!15 26 Share Tweet
My First Great LOMO LC-A Race Shots.written by stouf on 2010-03-02 #news
The race is well and done, but stouf has a special treat for us: This is a chronicle of my turn in the LC-A Race and how I understood why everybody is crazy about the LOMO LC-A!20 23 Share Tweet
Polaroid Supercolor 635CL - Definitely An Eyecatcherwritten by abcdefuck on 2009-06-29 #gear #people
The Polaroid Supercolor 635CL is a very stylish vintage instant camera. Perfect in nearly every situation!23 18 Share Tweet
The Sacré Coeur at the Heart of Pariswritten by kylewis on 2011-02-19 #places
Only one day in Paris and what did we see? The Sacré Coeur is my first stop in our whirlwind tour of the beautiful city of Paris. As I came in from the Eurostar at the Gard du Nord it was the closest site so off we went.12 30 Share Tweet
Doubles With You: mephisto19 & jeabzzwritten by jeabzz on 2010-02-27 #news
This is the story of the doubles with you project between mephisto 19 and jeabzz :)20 18 Share Tweet
colette vs Lomography: The Dianalogueswritten by ringo on 2009-03-04 #news
This week is Fashion Week in Paris. As the city of Looooove plunges into its normal panic mode during this time of the year, Lomography has opened up a petite boutique at our good friends', colette.29 8 Share Tweet
The Diana Mini and Kodak 400CN B+W in Paris!written by littlemisslove on 2011-03-02 #gear
The Lomography UK team paid a visit to the Lomography France team, and we couldn't resist taking along the Diana Mini, with some moody black and white film to capture chic and beautiful Paris!5 31 Share Tweet
Vélib' Photo Contest - Take Your Camera out for a Ride!written by fredericdith on 2011-03-29 #news
From monumental art to street art, there is only one little step. On the same day, you can walk accross the magnificient Arc de Triomphe before spotting a graffiti from MissTic hidden between two little streets…20 13 Share Tweet
Tori Amos Inspiration Competition - Pariswritten by cruzron on 2011-07-05 #news
Wake up and smell the baguettes! Submit your images inspired by the sight, sounds and smells of Paris for your chance to win!7 26 Share Tweet
Lomography & I Still Shoot Film Winner Announcementwritten by ilkadj on 2012-08-30 #news
It's been days and days since the Lomography & I Still Shoot Film Competition ended. Rachel Rebibo had a hard time choosing the top 20 photos to showcase on her blog, but she did it and the people have voted. Read on to see who won the competition!13 20 Share Tweet
Paris; The City of Love and Lomographywritten by 3lla on 2010-04-22 #places
The Eiffel Tower, the Sacre Coeur, the Champs Elysees. Three major tourist attractions in one city. Three fantastic locations in one of the most wonderful cities in the world.15 18 Share Tweet
The Great Avedon Auction.written by cruzron on 2010-12-13 #news
Last month saw an unprecedented sale of prints from renowned photographer Richard Avedon which reaped in a whopping $7.5 million! Not surprising though, given how beautiful his work is.6 26 Share Tweet
Lomography Community Newcomer: les_parisienswritten by kazarareta on 2010-05-31 #news
A collective of five Parisian Lomographers - meet our latest community newcomer account sure to bring fire to your analogue photo browsing!12 18 Share Tweet
Doubles With You: satomi and jeabzzwritten by jeabzz on 2010-02-11 #news
This is the story of the doubles with you project between satomi and jeabzz.13 17 Share Tweet
Grand Opening of the Brand Newer Lomography Gallery Store Pariswritten by ringo on 2010-10-20 #news
Lomography is proud to invite you to the Grand Opening of the brand new Lomography Gallery Store Paris! On Thursday, 28th of October 2010 at 19:00 hrs C.E.T., the Lomographic Society International introduces its "Launchpad to the Analogue Future" - the new Control Centre for all Lomographic Missions in the Marais, the centre of Paris.15 15 Share Tweet
Space Invader in Pariswritten by mblair23 on 2011-08-02 #places
One of Paris's most prolific street artists is Space Invader.8 20 Share Tweet
Eiffel Tower: A Day And Night Obsessionwritten by vtayeh on 2010-01-24 #places
Obsessed with this amazing structure, I head out with my three favorite cameras to capture its wonder!13 16 Share Tweet
Spotted: Elle Fanning and Her Diana Mini Wonderland in Pariswritten by plasticpopsicle on 2011-07-08 #news
Look who was shooting around with a Lomography baby--the lovely Elle Fanning with her Diana Mini Wonderland!6 19 Share Tweet
Paris Revisitedwritten by isabelbatteria on 2010-07-27 #places
I refuse to submit to the idea that Paris is a cliché. I marvel at the same picture of the Eiffel tower everybody takes from the same exact spot. I love to remember walking through modern streets and suddenly encountering a block full of very old buildings or a very old church.12 15 Share Tweet
Take a Trip to Paris Photo in November with Shift and Lomography!written by efrost on 2014-10-09 #news
Are you in need of a holiday? Then we have something spectacular for you from the Shift School of Photography and Lomography. With your photos you can win a four-day trip to Paris for a long weekend full of photography including a giant Lomography package! We want to see your best work displaying your travel destinations so we know that you can turn a weekend getaway into an artistic and educational trip!2 22 Share Tweet
The 5 Greatest Street-Food Cities!written by jasonskung on 2013-05-03 #news
We all know about the Lomography foodie niche, so we thought we'd share the top five street-food cities with you! From feijoada to kebap, there's a little something for everyone! Read more to follow the street-food countdown!7 15 Share Tweet


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shmenguin wrote:relantel wrote:At least they hinted on the mother again last night. Which is more than the previous week.Spoiler:I find the Marshall drive-across-the-country storyline tiring. And a promo for a halloween themed episode in the middle of a wedding weekend that is otherwise in the spring? Yoi.
was jason segal unavailable for most of the shooting? that's the only possible reason i can think of why this arc is taking place.
I know he's wanted off the show for years to do films. He's turned down tons of work because of the show. I can only assume his stipulation for this season was "Im going to shoot all of my scenes in 1 weekend. Then Im done..."


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While Yu Darvish has been underwhelming in his American debut (five earned runs in five innings so far) Rangers fans have been entertained by the boom sticks, with Nelson Cruz, Mitch Moreland and Josh Hamilton going deep already. We were impressed by the hip-thrusting celebration after Cruz's homer, but this kid who does The Sprinkler after catching Hamilton's shot really takes the cake. [FS South]
Update: Larry Granillo tells us this young man is the son of a stadium employee who attends most home games. He's the same kid who did this in last year's playoffs.


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February 22, 2012
White Whisker Wordless Wednesday
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Wow, Neytiri, that is an extra-gorgeous photo of you! Your eyes look like jewels!ReplyDelete
Oh beautiful! What whiskers! What eyes! What floof! I could just faint...ReplyDelete
We are always amazed by how your beautiful long whiskers curl upwards....ReplyDelete
Oh dear Neytiri, you are sideways. Hope you don't tumble off of there. Be careful and those whisker are the very best. Wish we had some like that. Take care all of you and have a wonderful Wed.ReplyDelete
Spider Kitty!!!ReplyDelete
Blue eyes... so pretty.
Huggies and Cheese,
We ALL feel faint looking your gorgeous self, Neytiri! Whew!ReplyDelete
Now that's a picture of cuteness!!!ReplyDelete
Oh! My Cod! Neytiri, you are the most beautiful cat I've ever seen! I fall at your feet!ReplyDelete
Beautiful Tiri, are you hanging off the side of the cat tree?ReplyDelete
You should make a card out of that picture. Bet Zazzle would sell a million of them. She's so pretty and she looks like she's hanging upside down or something.ReplyDelete
She is bee you tee full!! You should give lessons in cute. I'm sending Austin right over!!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful photo. Such blue eyes. xxxReplyDelete
Which way is up? How are you hanging on so well? Boy, smart and beautiful.ReplyDelete
You are one gorgeous cat! You eyes are such a beautiful blue!ReplyDelete
Those eyes..ReplyDelete
those whiskers...
oh my!
The most beautiful whiskers!!!!!!
Wonderful Whiskers!!!ReplyDelete
The Florida Furkids
What beautiful long white whiskers you have Neytiri.ReplyDelete
You have the most beautiful whiskers, Neytiri!!ReplyDelete
you are so gorgeous, Neytiri! You have the most beautiful eyes and whiskers :)ReplyDelete
Pip, Smidgen, Minnie, HOllie
Neytiri you truly are breathtakingly beautiful.There must be lots of thudding when you walk by.Thud.Thud.Thud.Thud.ReplyDelete
the critters in The Cottage xo
Neytiri, you are simply breathtaking!ReplyDelete
Seriously, could you send Neytiri through the wormhole for a couple of weeks? I'm sure your tunnel is in the network.ReplyDelete
When I first saw this picture, I thought it was turned sideways, but then I realized Neytiri was hanging down! Such a beautiful close-up of a beautiful girl!ReplyDelete
Stunning, just stunning. As always :o)ReplyDelete
Oh it's such a beautiful shot!! Neytiri is gorgeous as always. I love her white whiskers and blue eyes very much.ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful cat. If she were mine, I would never get anything done because all I'd ever want to do is look at her!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2012 at 10:34 PM
What a great shot and sweet Neytiri you are just too beautiful for words. Hugs and nose kissesReplyDelete
Lord have mercy! I barely recupawrated from the last sight of 'Tiri. My Cod, Cleopatra is a shriveled shrew, Marilyn Monroe a mere night light compared to the beauty of this bright vision of loveliness!! Those eyes!! Poseidon never knew such magic. ::where's my holy water?::ReplyDelete
OMC!!...Impressive whiskers, gorgeous girl!!...Happy week ahead, sweet friends...xoxo...Calle, Halle, SukkiReplyDelete


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I'm a GU guy. When they first came out with the alternative to the PowerBar I was hooked. For a race, when there's just no chance to choke down "human food", gels work pretty darn well. GU is now bringing their response to the popular Clif Shot Blocs product – GU Chomps.
The Chomps are pretty similar in taste to my kids fruit-snacks, but with complex carbohydrates and not High-Fructose Corn Syrup. I like these because they are a little bigger than the other offerings on the market – half the battle is fishing the sticky buggers out of the package which seems easier with their larger size.
GU makes my favorite "Flask" for their gels. If I had an ask here, it would be to build a pop-top Chomp case that I could pre-load before races. Maybe dust them with powdered sugar so they don't stick together, and I can just flip open the lid with my teeth and shake a few out. Eating during a race can be tough. Add full fingered gloves and cold hands and good luck! Solve that problem and I think they really have something.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - Lawyers for two Wyoming teenagers sentenced to life in prison for the home invasion slaying of a Sheridan man are asking the Wyoming Supreme Court to reduce their sentences following a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision.
Wyatt Bear Cloud and Dharminder Vir Sen together with another defendant were convicted of murder in the August 2009 home invasion killing of Sheridan businessman Robert Ernst. Lawyers for Bear Cloud and Sen asked the state Supreme Court Wednesday to reduce their sentences.
The U.S. Supreme Court outlawed mandatory juvenile life sentences this year. The Wyoming Attorney General's Office says Bear Cloud may merit a new sentencing hearing so a judge could consider the possibility of parole. But the state says a life sentence remains appropriate for Sen, the gunman in Ernst's slaying.


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Public and charter school students in New Mexico take a lot of tests during their school years. Testing requirements have changed in recent years which, understandably, have led to some confusion. To help provide clarification, Albuquerque Public Schools Superintendent Winston Brooks and the Board of Education are hosting town hall meetings to help explain what tests students take, when they take them, how to prepare for them and how to evaluate their results. These include the New Mexico Standards Based Assessment (SBA) as well as End of Course exams that are now required for students in kindergarten through 12th grade and to earn a high school diploma.


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Chris Cash Jr. was 13, his brother was two years younger, when their lives abruptly changed.
Chris Cash Jr. was 13, his brother was two years younger, when their lives abruptly changed.
In 2004, Chris Cash Sr. was a Captain in the United States Army, serving in Baqubah, Iraq.
He was leading his platoon back to the base they were stationed at until their brother/sister unit was ambushed by Iraqi insurgents.
Cash's platoon made the call to go back as a reinforcement.
When Cash opened the hatch of the humvee, the 36-year old was shot by a sniper in the back of the head.
He left behind a wife and two teenage sons.
The oldest son, Cash Jr., heard about this brand new foundation � Folds of Honor � an organization that gives scholarships to kids of parents who have been killed or wounded in the battlefield.
�We saw a commercial and we saw a few emails back in 2004 which was when my father passed away,� Cash said. �We contacted (founder) Dan Rooney, just telling him we liked the organization that he was trying to build up.
�Back in 2003, it was just an idea, and he got some support from a few different donors. By 2005, it became a full-fledged foundation.�
Each year, golf courses across the country celebrate Patriot Golf Day where they ask each golfer to donate $1 to Folds of Honor.
The Emerald Golf Club in New Bern has gone a step further � it has a yearly tournament. In four years, the Emerald has raised nearly $40,000.
The most recent version was held Saturday with 120 men and women golfers. More the $18,000 were raised and donated to Folds of Honor.
The format was two-man Superball, and prizes were won. The tournament had nearly 40 sponsors.
Cash, now 22, was the featured guest. The Rocky Mount native made a speech, golfed on a team with Two Rivers Church pastor David McCants and accepted the donation given to the Folds of Honor Foundation.
�I'm just going to thank everyone for coming out because that's the most important thing, letting them know we appreciate them coming out,� Cash said. �I'm going to tell them about my situation about how my dad gave his life in Iraq.
�You look at my brother and I, two kids that received the scholarship and went to the same school. Just think about the financial burden that was lifted.�
Cash graduated from Appalachian State last December with a degree in Recreation Management. His brother, Matthew Cash, is current a student at App. State.
For the past two years, Cash has done his part in giving back to Folds of Honor, working as a representative and sharing his story.
�I met a ton of kids who wouldn't even go to college if it wasn't for that scholarship,� Cash said. �It's good when people like myself get to come to these events because everybody donates and they know it's going somewhere good.�
Emerald Golf Pro Jerry Briele first heard about Folds of Honor at a Professional Golf Association Convention in Myrtle Beach
Major Dan Rooney, a PGA member, a surgeon at the Oklahoma National Guard, F-16 Fighter Pilot and founder of Folds of Honor, spoke at the convention.
�He was flying three service duties in Iraq,� Briele said. �He was coming back from Iraq, on a flight to Michigan and they brought a body off a civilian plane.
�He saw a kid waiting for his dad's body and wanted to do something for that kid in particular. He started Patriot Golf Day.�
It was after hearing that story that made Briele bring Patriot Day to the Emerald.
A family from Fayetteville, Wesley Baugess, and her two daughters � Ryan and Ella � were honored at last year's Patriot Day at the Emerald.
More than 40 active duty and veteran service members participated in this year's golf tournament.
�I almost didn't go to college. I had all intentions, even before everything that happened with my dad, to join the Army,� Cash said. �All branches � the Army, Navy, Marines, the Air Force � it's such a great career. My mother always tells me we have a different approach to the military because the ultimate sacrifice was paid.�
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