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Wilson caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Ryan Radcliff with 5:11 remaining, lifting Central Michigan to 24-21 victory over Western Kentucky in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl on Wednesday.
"I couldn't have scripted it any better than my last catch being the winning touchdown in a bowl game," said Wilson who caught 10 passes for 101 yards as the Chippewas (7-6) finished their season on a four-game winning streak.
Radcliff threw three touchdown passes while completing 19 of 29 attempts for 253 yards with no interceptions. Zurlon Tipton carried 23 times for 101 yards, his seventh consecutive 100-yard rushing performance. Teammate Andrew Flory added 105 receiving yards on three catches -- two of them for touchdowns.
Kawaun Jakes passed for 199 yards and a touchdown for the Hilltoppers (7-6), who were making their first bowl appearance since becoming a Football Bowl Subdivision member in 2009.
WKU junior running back Antonio Andrews had 184 all-purpose yards to give him 3,161 for the season. He came up shy in his bid to break Barry Sanders' record of 3,250 set during his Heisman Trophy-winning 1988 season for Oklahoma State.
Defensive coordinator Lance Guidry, who coached the Hilltoppers on an interim basis in place of Willie Taggart, passed up a chance for a tying field goal in the final minute. He had Western Kentucky try to convert on fourth-and-2 at the Central Michigan 19. The gamble failed, as Jakes threw an incompletion on a pass intended for tight end Jack Doyle.
Guidry said the players talked him into the fourth-down call.
"We were going to kick the field goal, but they told me that they were here to win the game," he said. "I asked everyone and they wanted to go for it, so we took the chance."
Taggart accepted the South Florida head coaching job after the regular season. Controversial ex-Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino has been named Taggart's replacement.
Jakes felt he let his team down on the play.
"I just didn't make the throw," he said. "Jack was my second read and I didn't get it to him."
Central Michigan coach Dan Enos, whose job appeared to be in jeopardy before the late-season surge, was just pleased his defense responded to the challenge.
"I don't know what I would have done, but I will never second guess a coach for trying to win," he said.
Western Kentucky took its first lead at 21-17 with 1:24 remaining in the third quarter on Kadeem Jones' 1-yard plunge, capping a 16-play, 80-yard drive. Jones lost the ball as he extended it, but the officials ruled he crossed the plane before Central Michigan recovered the fumble.
Central Michigan appeared to regain the lead with 9:21 remaining on a Tipton carry on fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line. The play was originally ruled a touchdown, but the Hilltoppers called timeout, and the replay booth ruled Tipton was down just shy of the goal line.
The Chippewas got the ball back on the Hilltoppers' 26 after partially blocking a Hendrix Brakefield punt. With the aid of two pass-interference penalties, they took the lead for good on Wilson's touchdown grab.
Enos' team overcame three second-quarter possessions inside Western Kentucky territory that resulted in no points.
"We knew we left a lot on the table in the first half," he said. "We made a lot of those (big) plays in the second half."
Flory caught two first-half touchdown passes as the Chippewas led 17-14 at halftime. Flory had just 14 receptions during the regular season but was thrust into the lineup because of suspensions. Titus Davis and Courtney Williams, two of their top three wideouts, were suspended earlier in the week for violating team policy.

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Today's Viewpoints section cover story is by veteran community activist Kevin Gaughan, who champions government downsizing and consolidations . His latest weapon in that campaign is the petition, and he's using that and a series of public hearings to draw attention and spur action.
His Sunday take: "The degree to which local government holds us back is even worse than we know."
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GREENSBURG — Rescue operations in Greensburg were suspended at 8 tonight as a curfew goes into effect in the town where eight of the nine Kansans died in a Friday night tornado.
Officials said the ninth victim was a sheriff's deputy killed in Stafford County.
Sharon Watson, director of public affairs for the Kansas adjutant general's office, said dozens of people were injured.
"We have reports from local hospitals indicating there are about 16 critically injured and another 50 that were being treated at area hospitals," Watson said. "But the numbers continue to change."
Watson said 40 National Guardsmen from Wichita and Great Bend are in Greensburg today and were planning to help enforce the 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. curfew.
U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts and U.S. Reps. Jerry Moran and Todd Tiahrt were on the ground in Greensburg to survey the damage and work with survivors.
The three said that they, along with Sen. Sam Brownback, had sent a joint letter to President Bush asking him to declare a federal disaster area, making federal emergency funds available.
"This will not be any Katrina kind of disaster," Roberts said. "We will take care of the people and we will take care of the cleanup."
Greensburg has been devastated. The hospital, the 911 center, the high school and the grade school were destroyed, as were much of the town's residential and commercial areas. The town has about 1,400 residents.
Tod Bunting, adjutant general of the Kansas National Guard, said relief efforts focused on finding people in the rubble, keeping people from drinking tap water and trying to restore power.
Traffic into and out of town remains restricted. Traffic westbound on U.S. 54 is being diverted at Pratt.
Roberts said state and national leaders were all engaged in coordinating relief efforts. He said Brownback and Gov. Kathleen Sebelius would be on the ground in Greensburg tomorrow.
The public is being asked not to attempt to bring supplies to the disaster zone. Anyone wishing to help can contact the American Red Cross in Pratt to learn what is needed and how it can be delivered. The phone number is 620-672-3651.
The tornado that hit Greensburg, about 110 miles west of Wichita, was one of several spawned by a supercell thunderstorm that traveled through western and central Kansas.
"We'll rebuild," said Greensburg City Administrator Steve Hewitt, who lost his home. "It'll take time, but we'll rebuild this city. It's a scary thought, the number of homes that were destroyed."
Utilities -- water, electric and gas -- are all shut off, and Hewitt did not know when they would be back on.
Vicki Weaver sat at the county's only bar, candles flickering and a camping lantern illuminating the spider-webbed windows. Then the medics came in. They said they needed to use the Bar H Tavern as a makeshift morgue.
They didn't know how many bodies might be found among the splintered remains of this town. Then came the first, unloaded from an ambulance and laid alongside a pool table in a room that had been mostly cleared in expectation of the worst.
Weaver sat in disbelief in front of a line of half-empty drinks--some perhaps from earlier in the evening, others non-alcoholic ones to refuel the thirsty.
"Everybody came here for a good time," the short-haired 54-year-old bartender said. "Now for it to be turned into a morgue is hard to fathom."
Almost all of Greensburg was hard to fathom for residents who wandered the littered streets in shock as flashing lights and spotlights illuminated mashed two-by-fours and crumbled concrete.
Ted Lesperance and Tammy Wittig, brother and sister, sat on a corner just a few blocks down form the bar-turned-morgue petting their dogs.
Lesperance was hustling to get Wittig down to the cellar as the sirens blared and the tornado neared. He dived on to Harley, the rottweiler, Wittig said.
As she explained, Dusty Herring rolled up on his minivan cab. He'd already taken three loads of seven about 15 miles east to the Haviland High School gym, where the American Red Cross set up cots and began collecting names to help family members find each other.
"We do what we can," said Herring, who drives for Stagecoach Taxi out of Dodge City.
About 30 minutes earlier, people had been coming by the busload to the gym in Haviland.
Bernard Taylor, a 74-year-old wearing a blood-stained shirt, sat on the bleachers holding a baby. The blood came from his roommate, who was struck in the head but wasn't seriously injured.
"At least we lived through it," he said.
He, the woman he lives with and her two daughters had scrambled to the basement once the wind started ripping unusually hard.
"All of a sudden it felt like my eardrums were going to blow out of my head," he said.
He heard his house being torn apart.
When he came out of his house at 324 Oak St., "it looked like a war zone," he said.
The National Weather Service in Dodge City said the area from Greensburg to the northeast was hit my multiple tornadoes spawned by the same supercell thunderstorm.
"It was one of those classic, cyclic supercells," said Michael Lacy, a weather service meteorologist in Dodge City. "One tornado would develop, mature, and then bend to the north as it weakened" and then another tornado would develop.
"That happened over and over."
School buses lined up in town to take people to shelters the Red Cross set up in Haviland, about 12 miles to the east.
Emergency medical crews, law enforcement personnel and search and rescue teams from throughout southwest Kansas raced toward Greensburg after the twister struck.
"I can't believe the destruction I'm seeing," Sedgwick County Fire Marshal Tim Millspaugh said shortly after arriving in Greensburg to help search for people trapped in a hospital. "It's every bit as bad at the 1991 Andover tornado and the 1999 Haysville tornado."


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Ask a librarian [3] for more information.
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Police in Northeast Philly are anxious to find the man who has been crawling into open windows and fondling women in their bedrooms as they sleep.
They say they're working hard to crack this case because the details really worry them. This is a guy who's not intimidated by other people in the room, including one victim's husband.
And he doesn't care that, in both cases, young children were right by their mothers' sides.
The area is supposed to be safer from the kind of crime that plagues other parts of the city. But two break-ins, and an attempted entry early Friday morning, are terrifying residents on the long, quiet block.
One resident woke to find the man rattling his front door.
"He was trying to push it in at first, then he tried to open the doorknob. And then when I started hollering, then that's when he, I guess, he saw somebody was up and he took off."
The victim did not want to be identified, nor did his wife, who told FOX 29, "Now I'm not going to sleep and stay up all night, 'cause I have a son, an 8-year-old son."
Police are worried, too, because in every case young children were home.
In the first two cases, detectives believe the same man fondled women as they slept in their beds.
The first time it happened, on April 3 on the 10000 block of Jeanes Street, the victim's husband and toddler were in bed with her.
"He's caressing her leg," explained Capt. John Darby, who heads the Philadelphia Police Department's Special Victims Unit.
"Her screams immediately alert other family members, and that male was chased from the property," Darby said.
"I'm actually surprised," Tatiana Maroz told FOX 29. She lives on the same block as all the victims. "I never thought that it would be something like that going on in this neighborhood."
Her neighbor Debbie Dodson agreed, saying, "I wouldn't like it, I definitely wouldn't like it. I would be really shocked."
Asked what kind of guy would do that, Dodson answered, "A pervert."
The second incident happened exactly one week later on Wednesday, just a few doors down on the 10000 block of Ferndale Street.
The man made what police call "indecent contact" with the victim as her child slept by her side. She screamed, he ran.
But police worry next time, maybe he won't.
"If a child awakens and whimpers or cries or something like that, quite frankly we're not quite sure what he might be, what he might potentially do," Capt. Darby cautioned.
Police are looking for a young tall white guy in his 20s or early 30s, 5-foot-ten to six feet tall, with a buzz cut or shaved head. He may or may not have a goatee. And he may be wearing a black hooded zip-front sweatshirt. Detectives believe he may possibly live in that neighborhood.
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SUNRISE, Fla. -- Greetings from South Florida, where few things say Christmastime like Coronas and crab legs on the beach in 75-degree weather. Good times, good times.
Based on my flight down here early Thursday morning and by all the folks in Sabres and Bills gear on Vanilla Ice's favorite street (A1A, Beachfront Avenue), this should be like a home game for the Sabres. There's a huge contingent that flew down from snowy, cold Buffalo to see the Sabres play the Panthers tonight and watch the Bills play down the road in Miami on Sunday.
Smart move considering it's 75 degrees.
Ran into Patrick Kaleta, Paul Gaustad and Jason Pominville along the beachfront Thursday night, and Gaustad said Kaleta could hardly take a few steps without running into a Buffalonian he knew.
Good move by the fans to come down considering it's 75 degrees. Oh, did my sun-tanned fingers type that already?
7:31 p.m.: OK, now that is a little more of the Christmas spirit. The Panthers Ice Dancers (along with Atlanta and Dallas, the best in the NHL) did a routine to "Let it Snow" in two-piece, white elf-like outfits. I'm sorry you missed it.
7:33 p.m.: Former Sabres forward Steve Bernier will be out for the opening faceoff for the Panthers, who are using Tomas Vokoun in net. The Sabres, who are starting Ryan Miller, will open with the line of Tim Connolly between Tyler Ennis and Kaleta.
7:37 p.m.: Quality anthem by Tory Trowbridge of the musical "Cats." Game on.
7:39 p.m.: Good thing all the Buffalo people came or there'd be a lot less than the 7,000 or so people here.
7:41 p.m.: The Panthers fans get to cheer first on Bryan McCabe's goal just 1:40 in. Miller came out to stop his first slap shot, but McCabe got the rebound and skated left to get an empty-net angle.
7:42 p.m.: Sabres on the power play as Bryan Allen hooks Kaleta with 17:23 left. The Panthers opened with the first four shots of the game.
7:45 p.m. Panthers allow one shot in killing the penalty.
7:48 p.m.: A quick whistle by the refs prohibited the Sabres from tying the game with 15:02 left. Vokoun stopped but did not cover a shot by Mike Weber, and Gaustad quickly flipped the puck home. The whistle went before he did so, though. It's 1-0 Florida with Buffalo holding a 5-4 shot edge with 12:47 to go.
7:53 p.m.: Steve Montador scores to give the Panthers a 2-0 lead with 11:37 left. Yes, you read that right. A shot by Florida's Marty Reasoner hit Montador's skate in front and caromed into the net.
7:54 p.m.: Sabres get another power play as Darcy Hordichuk goes off for holding with 11 minutes left.
7:56 p.m. Save by Vokoun on Derek Roy's doorstep chance allows Panthers to kill penalty.
7:57 p.m.: Crowd has gotten bigger. Probably around 10,000.
7:59 p.m.: It's 2-0 Panthers with 7:03 left.
8:03 p.m.: Reasoner gets his second goal and third point to give the Panthers a 3-0 lead with 5:52 left. Defenseman Jason Garrison shot wide on purpose, and the back-board carom went right to Reasoner, who fired before Miller could slide across the crease.
8:07 p.m.: Gaustad goes for hooking with 4:40 left.
8:09 p.m.: David Booth beats his buddy Miller on the power play with 3:32 left to make it 4-0. For all the fans who made the journey -- well, at least it was 75 degrees.
8:14 p.m.: The period comes to a merciful end for the Sabres, who trail, 4-0. They also took a penalty just before the buzzer, so Florida will have a two-minute power play with fresh ice when the second period starts. Sabres hold 14-10 shot edge, not that it matters.
8:31 p.m.: No surprise here -- Patrick Lalime is in net for the Sabres.
8:35 p.m.: Sabres kill the interference call on Rob Niedermayer.
8:38 p.m.: Niedermayer goes back to the box for cross-checking with 15:17 left.
8:41 p.m.: Sabres kill the penalty but still trail, 4-0, with 13:16 to go.
8:42 p.m.: Not sure if Tom Golisano is here to possibly see his team in his home state for the final time, but if so, I'm sure he's thinking "sell, sell, sell" after watching this.
8:47 p.m.: It's 4-0 with 8:50 to go.
8:55 p.m.: Kaleta rolls around with Dennis Wideman while Gaustad exchanges swipes with McCabe as the teams head to the commercial break with 4:42 to go. It's still 4-0. The Sabres have 18 shots, the Panthers have 16.
9:01 p.m.: Lalime has no chance as the Panthers make it 5-0 with 1:02 left. Stephen Weiss' cross-ice pass found a wide-open Michael Frolik, who had no trouble burying the shot before Lalime could slide across.
9:03 p.m.: Derek Roy gives the Buffalo backers reason to wake up, scoring on a top-shelf slap shot with 18.5 seconds left to make it 5-1.
9:04 p.m.: The Sabres finish the period with a 5-1 defict, 26-17 shot edge and 1:53 left on a power play.
9:22 p.m.: Sure, why not add a short-handed goal to the debacle? Chris Higgins steals the puck from Jason Pominville behind the Buffalo net, gives it to a wide-open Weiss at the top of the crease, and the Panthers have a 6-1 lead with just 13 seconds gone.
9:27 p.m.: Tim Connolly scored ont eh power play with 18:19 left, and Kaleta is in the box for four minutes after going high and late to hit Dmitry Kulikov on a dump-in with 16:40 to go.
9:38 p.m.: It's 6-2 with 11 minutes left with the Sabres going on the power play after a cross-check by Hordichuk.
9:46 p.m.: Bryan Allen gives the Sabres another power play, going off for cross checking with 6:21 to play.
9:50 p.m.: The Panthers kill the penalty.
9:54 p.m.: That's it as the Sabres limp to Tampa for Saturday's game with a 6-2 debacle. It's the third time they've given up a six-pack this season. Chicago and Philadelphia also did it.
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South Laurel will face Whitley County in the opening round of the 13th Region volleyball tournament, which starts tonight at Lynn Camp.
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These two teams met twice this season, splitting the games. Whitley County won 2-1 in the Lady Colonel First Priority Volleyball Classic back on September 7, while South defeated Whitley 3-1 on September 20. The Lady Colonels won their district and come into the region sporting the best record in the region at 27-6. South handed Whitley one of its three region losses this season. South, runners up in the 50th District, have a 17-6 record.
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The story of Dan Rather's illustrious journalism career begins not in a newsroom, but on a football field.
Rather entered Sam Houston State Teachers College (now Sam Houston State University) in Huntsville on what he thought was a football scholarship. As Rather would soon learn, that scholarship was contingent on the week-to-week quality of his performance in the Saturday game.
"As it turned out, the football scholarship did not work out well for me," Rather said, speaking to a crowd that filled the Carl Parker Multi-purpose Center, 1800 Lakeshore Drive, for Lamar State College-Port Arthur's Fall 2013 Distinguished Lecture on Tuesday. "I thought that would be the end of my point in college."
Rather confided in journalism professor Hugh Cunningham that he would likely have to withdraw from school without the aid of the athletic scholarship. Cunningham arranged a system of part-time jobs to keep Rather in college — one of which was at KSAM, the local, privately-owned radio station.
Since then, Rather's name has become synonymous with American journalism. The former CBS Evening News anchor has stood on the frontlines of history, covering everything from the civil rights marches of the '60s, to President Richard Nixon's fall from grace in the '70s, to the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001, to every presidential campaign since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952.
These days, Rather hosts "Dan Rather Reports," a weekly one-hour news program on AXS TV. His 43-year career with CBS ended in 2006 after a disputed news report involving President George W. Bush's service with the National Guard during the Vietnam War — a story that Rather maintained the veracity of in a press conference prior to the lecture.
"Some people thought that we got to the truth, but the process was faulty, and they succeeded in keeping the focus on the process," Rather said. "Whatever one thinks or doesn't think, we reported a true story."
Rather voiced his concerns about the politicization and corporatization of modern news — a common criticism of the press. He did not except himself from that criticism, but alluded to a loss of "courage" — the word with which he ended every CBS broadcast for one week in September 1996.
"I've made my mistakes, I have my wounds — some of them still open wounds, some of them self inflicted," Rather said. "I think we need a spine transplant, some courage to do quality journalism with integrity, and to see journalism in any form as a public trust."
Even with those mistakes, Rather said he still feels blessed in his career.
"You're looking at a reporter who got lucky," he said. "I've been mightily blessed with some pretty big stories."
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The criminal sexual conduct charges stemmed from a November 2012 incident, when a woman said Bright beat and raped her, according to court documents. The victim said Bright threatened to kill her when she screamed during the alleged assault.
In the abuse case, Bright struck a female relative, 15, across her face after an argument, according to court documents. He then allegedly sat atop her chest, covered her mouth with his hand, slapped her again and grabbed her by the neck.
The teen was able to free herself and sit against her bed, but Bright continued to hit her, the documents state.
"She does not recall how many times she was smacked but thought she may have passed out, and she recalls a ringing in her ears after the first smack," the document states.
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CLAYTON — Knightdale's girls basketball team used the speed of point guard Mikaya Wilson and the inside strength of Persia Brown to roll to a 59-30 victory over Clayton in a Greater Neuse River 4A Conference game on Monday night.
Wilson scored a game-high 16 points and was a press-breaker for the Knights (14-4, 7-2 GNRC). Brown scored the first nine points of the game to give Knightdale a demanding lead, and she finished with 14 points.
Clayton (12-6, 5-4) used a trapping zone press in the second quarter to pull within 15-14, but Wilson began to dribble through the pressure and set up easy shots at the other end. The Knights opened up a 24-16 lead by halftime and were up 43-24 at the end of the third quarter.
"Clayton does a really good job in the 1-2-2," Knightdale coach Trent Bunn said. "It didn't catch us by surprise but we had to knock the rust off (from not having practiced the week before because of school closings).
"Sometimes the best press-breaker is a good point guard that can dribble. Sometimes it is best to get it in (Wilson's) hands, and if she can beat you it gives you an advantage at the other end."
In the third period, Wilson was also the finisher after breaking through the traps, taking the ball the length of the floor. She had eight of the Knights' first 12 points in the third frame, twice taking it the full distance and twice converting steals into fast-break baskets.
"We've just got to play good defense and the offense will take care of itself," Bunn said. "I was really proud of Aleeya (Steward). Taisha Murphy is an excellent player (for Clayton) and Aleeya stepped up to the challenge and kind of set the tone for our defense."
Murphy, the Comets' top scorer who is averaging 20 points per game, was held to five points. Haley Wilkins led the Comets with eight points.
Bunn used his depth to wear down the Comets, substituting freely throughout the game.
"All the bench players came in and did a wonderful job," Bunn said. "They kept it going. They all played well."
Clayton struggled with Knightdale's triangle-and-two defense, Comets coach Marlon Lee said.
"Offensively, we just had too many turnovers," Lee said. "The unforced turnovers hurt and we missed some easy shots. But credit Knightdale. They are a good, feisty team.
"I told our girls we still have plenty of season left. We just want to put this one behind us and keep pressing on. We'll bounce back."
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Police say officers went to the home of 53 year-old Pamela Dale Kirk on Sunday night to check on her welfare. A neighbor had called police earlier, saying the woman had been acting strangely all day.
Field training officer Christopher Dolch and his trainee, Nicholas Cardinal, went to the front door, knocked and announced their presence. a backup officer went to the back door and knocked. The woman pulled back the curtain on window next to the back door and pointed a silver Smith and Wesson .38 special revolver at the officer(s).
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I have been going through sleep less nights
I feel like i have pain in Lymph glands
May be psychology pressure.
Is viral LOad test definite after three weeks.
Also what are symptoms for infections
Oral sex (both giving and receiving) carries an EXTREMELY low risk of HIV transmission.
The stats we use for unprotected oral sex is .5 to 1 per 10,000 exposures with a source KNOWN to carry the virus. Your risk would be less since it appears you cannot confirm her status.
Viral load tests after three weeks are an incredible waste of money for something as minor as oral sex.
Sleep better and if you remain concerned get a screening test at 3 months. It will undoubtedly be negative from this event.
That sounds relif to me.
Surly will take pressure out of me as expert like you had said.
As said would go screen test post 12 weeks
Thanks for your quick reply.
Again sorry to bother you.
But Man Performing Oral on Women has higher risk.
I Did not hav flu or fever till date( 2.5 Week).
But i am feeling very slight pain behind ears.And slight at Right Leg Lymps
Still feeling lot of stress.
P24 ELISA after three weeks should be conclusive
Please guide
Since the virus would be found in sexual fluids...and a male would produce more sexual fluids at orgasm than a female, the exact opposite would be true. The risk would be higher for someone performing oral on a male than for someone performing oral on a female.
Still, the statistical risk I posted (.5 to 1 per 10,000 exposures with a source KNOWN to carry the virus) remains the same.
And, as has been previously mentioned many times, we do not diagnose HIV by symptoms, only by risk and test results.
Testing after 3 weeks would not be considered conclusive.
It is up to you to decide whether you need to spend very large amounts of money for P24, DNA/RNA, Viral load testing for what is essentially, a non-risk event.
If i get slight sneez also i am worried hell.
Observing evry inch of body for symptoms.
Till date did not have fever(18 day after exposure). But feeling slight dry throat and bit cough.
Also I am married guy, I am worried I may not infect my wife i AM INFECTED.
Do you have any body on this or for that anubody who git HIV through oral.
Is Viral load coclusive after 22 day. Also some says it may also give false results.
Very stressed , Iknow you may get annoied.
You guys are doing great thing by on this forum
It is so slight (READ AGAIN..... .5 TO 1 PER 10,000 EXPOSURES WITH A SOURCE KNOWN TO CARRY THE VIRUS) that there is no reason to obsess over this.
You are a married man who has stepped out of his marriage. What you are feeling is guilt over this and this guilt is making you believe you "deserve" to become infected after this encounter.
The disease does not work this way. The risk of transmission remains the same from oral sex whether one is married or single.
I understand what are you telling. But still can not able to leave the IDEA that i am HIV Negative.
I had minor sore throat. And shown to Doctor.
I am going for Viral Load on Sunday
Is Viral Loat defenitive after 22 Days
Thank you very much for your time.
Basically I am from India and right now in ST. Petersburg Russia.
Its 18 day after exposure(oral sex on women).I did not have fever and flu yet.
Going nuts....
Thanks againplanning P24 Elisa on 28DAY Fingers crossed
Sorry to disturb you again.
I am 21 Days post my Oral Sex Exposure.
Planning to go for P24 Elisa & Viral oad on 25 day.
Would this two tests conclusive.
Since day 17 I am having fatigue feeling and loose motion.Also lost around 1.5 to 2 Kg weight. Going Crazy.
I have almost considered myself HIV Positive.
What is this all causing.....Anxeity
I know you do not diagnose on any symptoms.
Waiting for your reply
Attached is a good article that discusses the various HIV testing methods:
While we do not believe testing is not needed in this case, it is likely you will not let this concern rest and will not stop focusing on "symptoms" until you throw tons of money at health professionals to get totally unneeded testing that clearly shows this event did not leave you infected. However, you would not be the first person to require this testing to be able to put this fear behind you.
Good luck...
Just got my result for HIV 1&2 on 25th day after oral sex exposure
It said Enhanced Chemiluminacense
I think Antibody test. NOt Sure....
Non Reactive.
How much I am relieved through this test
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Geostatistics is a field of statistics that focuses on measuring and modeling variation through space and/or time. Geostatistical methods were originally developed for applications in the earth sciences. Recently there has been growing interest in the use of these methods for studying landscape-level ecological problems. While many ecologists have recognized the potential uses of geostsatistics in ecology, many of these applications have not occurred because there are no texts that are written in a way that ecologists can understand. Virtually all of the existing geoststatistics texts focus on geological problems. Thus, the purpose of the proposed Resident Fellow is to spend 3 months writing a text that introduces and explains geostatistics and how it can be applied to ecological problems. The text will rely heavily upon the use of examples for illustrating statistical procedures.
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|Liebhold, Andrew M. 1997. Using geostatistics to model spatial patterns. Annual Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, 14-18 December 1997. Nashville, TN.
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The Sonoma County Board of Zoning Adjustments Thursday afternoon unanimously rejected a proposal by the California Department of Parks and Recreation to charge fees at 14 parking lots at 10 free beaches along the Sonoma Coast.
State parks sought a county coastal development permit to install self-pay, metal collection boxes, known as "iron rangers", and signs in the parking lots of the beaches in the Sonoma Coast and Salt Point state parks.
State park officials did not mention in its application how much the one-day parking fee would be, but it previously said it wanted to charge $8.
In its permit application, the State Parks Department said the parking fees are needed because of budget shortfalls and a mandate from the state legislature to increase its revenue. Stephanie Coleman, a State Parks environmental coordinator, told the five zoning board directors the money is needed for maintenance and public safety.
Several state beaches and Sonoma County parks along the coast already charge parking fees. Many of the two-dozen people who spoke against the parking fees at the hearing this afternoon said a public safety hazard already exists on the Sonoma Coast because people are parking alongside Highway 1 and on narrow residential streets to avoid paying existing parking fees.
Charging for parking at more beaches will make matters worse, they said. "I hate to think that Highway 1 will become a parking lot. It's a disaster waiting to happen," said Doug Pike of Healdsburg. Other speakers said more parking fees would prevent lower income residents from visiting the Sonoma Coast. Several speakers said the free beaches provide a spiritual respite from daily stress.
Zoning board staff members recommended that the parking fee application be denied and "maximum access" to the beaches be preserved. The staff said that under the state Coastal Act, the only limitations to "maximum access" are public safety, protection of public rights, protection of private property rights and protection of natural resource areas.
"This law does not list fiscal or budgetary constraints as a basis to limit that "maximum access," the staff report stated. Zoning board chairman Jason Liles said, "These 'iron rangers' will become iron gates and a threat to public safety." Board member Don Bennett said he is concerned about public safety and other unintended issues that would arise if the parking fee application is approved.
Board member Pamela Davis said, "Free parking protects the environment, public safety, private property and preserves public access," she said. "It (the parking fees) feels like another revenue grab by the state," Davis said.
The California Department of Parks and Recreation has 10 days to appeal the zoning board's decision to the Sonoma County Planning Commission.
Coleman said she will inform State Parks management about the opinions given at the hearing, and the decision regarding an appeal rests with the Department's director.
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Republicans have won a Kansas Senate contest that featured two incumbents who were forced to run against each other in northwest Kansas because of political redistricting.
Republican Sen. Ralph Ostmeyer of Grinnell captured 66 percent of the vote in final, unofficial results from Tuesday's election. He defeated Democratic Sen. Allen Schmidt of Hays in the 40th District.
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VIZ Media's newest acquisition, Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne, is coming to English-speaking audiences courtesy of their website, Hulu Plus, VIZ's own Neon Alley service, Amazon.com's video service, and Anime On Demand in the UK. The good folks at VIZ were kind enough to send over a screener of the first four episodes of this twelve-episode mecha-action series, and so here are our first impressions.
First off, the show comes backed with some major credentials behind it: the production studio is Studio XEBEC (the excellent Broken Blade and Martian Successor Nadesico); the animation was executed by Production I.G (Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex; Sengoku Basara: Samurai Kings; Otogi-zoshi); the mecha designs were contributed by folks from within Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.; and the director was Tatsuo Sato (Nadesico again; Stellvia).
What's frustrating is how with all these great names behind it, Lagrange feels like the product of a new studio that's just now climbing on one of several existing bandwagons. The plot involves a 17-year-old girl, Madoka Kyono (no, not that Madoka), whose big-hearted ways are interrupted when she's drafted into piloting a giant robot named Vox that pairs closely with her.
It's hard to watch the show and not feel that so many other, previous, and better shows are being invoked one after the other. The granddaddy of the bunch is of course Neon Genesis Evangelion, without whom we wouldn't have the whole subgenre of "kids piloting mecha" in the first place. But the most immediate reminder is of shows like Infinite Stratos, where the mecha and other fantastic elements of the story are more or less subordinate to dippy comedy involving the main cast. In this case, it's Madoka and two friends she makes: Lan, the reserved-seeming alien girl who drafts Madoka into piloting the Vox; and Muginami, another alien who takes on the guise of a bubble-headed classmate as a way to infiltrate Madoka's inner circle.
If all this stuff was enjoyable to you in its incarnations from other shows, it'll most likely be enjoyable here as well. But no new ground is broken -- not with the mecha, sadly, which despite the design pedigree aren't all that intriguing to watch, and definitely not with the story. Still, this is only the first four of twelve episodes, with another season to follow after it, so a proper review will have to wait until a full season is under our belts.
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In four rows of two, Miss Lina's eight ballerinas—Christina, Edwina, Sabrina, Justina, Katrina, Bettina, Marina, and Nina—dance to the park, at the zoo, and even while doing their schoolwork. They are one perfect act, but when Miss Lina introduces Regina, a new girl, the group of nine's steps become a mess.
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"An infectiously rhyming text not a little reminiscent of Madeline….Author and illustrator have teamed up for a lovely story about friendship, ballet and grouping numbers. Davenier's colorful illustrations are filled with humor, movement and lovely shades of pink…young readers, budding ballerinas or not, will enjoy the details of the ballet studio and the joie de vivre of the nine young ladies." -- Kirkus Reviews
Grace Maccarone is a children's book editor and the author of many books for young readers, including the First Grade Friends series, illustrated by Betsy Lewin. She lives in Westchester, New York. Christine Davenier has illustrated many books for children, including the Piper Reed series, and was the recipient of a New York Times Best Illustrated Book Award in 2002 for The First Thing My Mama Told Me. She lives in Paris, France.
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