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A change at the Santa Rosa Farmer's Market that begins on Saturday may help some lower income households enjoy healthier menus.
To make the introduction of the food stamp program at the Santa Rosa Farmer's Market this Saturday more festive, manager Paula Downing says several special events will be part of their day.
Mary Kelley, manager of the Healdsburg Farmers Markets (they have two each week), observes that the few food stamp users who have begun to shop there are going through some serious changes in their shopping and food preparation practices.
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2013 Doll Quilt Sign Ups here - ADDED INFO FOR YOUR QUILT
Please add me to the Maine list. I see KC1930 is before me, but I want to be there in 2013 also.
McPatches, your doll quilt is lovely. It's going to look so good on a little doll bed.
Tisme, I will put you at the bottom of the list with me & City/Sandie & PatriciaAnne. As time goes on we can pick a state. You don't have to have anything in your quilt that represents the state you selected. I originally thought if I did a "state thing" last year we would be able to send at least 50 little quilts to Debbie. 2013 is basically the same. You can put a state theme of some sort in your quilt if you wish but you don' have to. In 2014 I'm thinking of asking for state themed quilts....maybe.
quiltbea, I've got you signed up for Maine.
I see New Hampshire is shy a hostess. Well, I vacationed at my sister's country home in NH for many years as I grew from child to womanhood. She was much older and dearly loved. In her memory, I'd love to make a quilt from New Hampshire as well.
Add my name to NH.
Quiltbea, I've added you to New Hampshire & thank you for that request.
Please sign me up. I would like to make one for New Hampshire and one for North Carolina. Thanks for doing this it is a great project.
Mary Anne
Nicki -
should our little quilties be washed before we send them on their way?
mcpatches, it does not matter if the quilties are washed or not. It's your preference.
I made up the blocks for my two doll quilts in the 4-patch stacker pattern. I had to try out my new design wall, the sticky Quilters' Block Butler. Love it.
I can finish them up this week and I'll be ready for the 2013 mailing.
Here is a picture of the 2 I mailed Sat.
Sew, sew, and sew some more that's my motto!
I have a question?????????
Are we to adhere to the exact measurements posted or can be go say an inch bigger ????
Cute little quilties....
"In Michigan"
May, they don't have to be those "exact" sizes. Mine that I made for 2012 were not exact & I know Debbie could still use them. You surely can go an inch or so bigger or smaller.
Quiltbea, your two quilts are going to be so pretty. I know they will make 2 little girls very, very happy.
shequilts, I love your 2 quilts you made. They are so colorful & cheery. Can't you just visualize the looks on the children's faces when they get these with their doll bed or stroller?
Ely, I will sign you up for Massachusetts & thank you so much for helping.
Made two doll quilts (one of each size) this weekend and will put them in the mail to Deb sometime this week.
Thanks Nicki....some of us quilters have inspiration when we are laying patterns out and ZOOM off we go and then come the .."Oh but"...sans my question. Isn't is amazing we are working on these for 2013 with Christmas looming..
"In Michigan"
You can also put me down for Connecticut as I lived there for over 20 years.
For donated quilts for the kids, check out the photos at
KC1930 you've been added to another state. Thanks for the support.
Have I told all of you lately that I love you? This board is just the best of the best. THANK YOU & {{{HUGS}}} to you all!!!!!
We love you too!
For donated quilts for the kids, check out the photos at
aww Nicki-you're so sweet and I'm blushing
In my mind's eye I can see some little angels face just light up in awe and wonder. Makes my heart swell!
Nicki, I was thinking what KC said... we DO love you too! You got us involved in this fun, worthwhile project!
mcp, I love your strings!
quiltbea, love your posies!
shequilts, love your two quilts... just perfect to cover a dolly!
I pull fabric today so will be sewing soon
Please put me down for South Carolina. I see it doesn't have anyone yet.
shequilts.....What adorable little quilts. Good going girl.
I had so much fun making these 2 little quilts I've started on 2 more. I happy to hear that it is OK to make them a little bigger. Thank you. We love you too.
Sew, sew, and sew some more that's my motto!
dd quilts, South Carolina belongs to you. Thanks for wanting to make a quilt.
Nicki: I would love to join in the fun. Please put me down for Massachusetts as I have lived here all my life. I also would like to do one for Vermont as this is one of my favorite states to Visit. Thanks, Nancy
Catwmn27, thank you so much for joining in on this great project. This is our second year of helping with these & the response from our board has been tremendous. I've got you down for your favorite states.
Add me to Georgia. I have some extra blocks that will work perfect.
Downsouth, you're a "peach" for taking on Georgia. Thanks!!!
I just received an email from Debbie. She said my little quilts arrived and they are so cute. I am happy they got there.
Thank you!!! and I appreciate her email.
Sew, sew, and sew some more that's my motto!
Thanks for letting us know you mailed them & that they arrived safely. Debbie is such a sweet lady & will enjoy each & every little quilt.
Here's my first doll quilt finished, 14x18. I'll mail it when I get #2 quilted.
Quiltbea that is soo pretty.I like that you posted the actual finished size...
"In Michigan"
TcMay....I always put the size on my labels. That way anyone knows right away which bed it will fit: twin, full, queen or in this case a cradle or doll bed.
Mine simply read: "Made in Maine for Christmas 2013" and "14x18" at the bottom. I used a pigma pen.
quiltbea, that turned out so pretty. I love those blocks. That's a great idea with putting the size on the back. Thanks for making these & posting the picture.
my daughter lives in West Virginia and most of my family is from there! So I will take WVA since there are so many of us from Ohio!This message has been edited. Last edited by: sprmom,
West Virginia was a good state to pick, sprmom. There's just something about loving the state that a daughter lives in. Thanks for joining us for the 2013 "Get Your Mrs Claus On" project.
My 2nd doll quilt is done. Another 14x18 in blue and white poinsettia print.
.... oh quiltbea those are so pretty - I like the block you are using - so am I! It's one of my favorites from way back when ... love seeing it back into focus... and you sure are an artist with it.
I cannot change 'things', but I can change how I feel about them. Me.
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Its seems most of the quilts and snugglers I've been making are the 4-patch stacker. I love the look, they are always so pretty and they are easy. And you can't beat the mystery of seeing what each block will look like. Everyone who's rec'd one from me loves the design. At my age I now go for easy and fast.
glad I could help this year, thanks Nicki!
shequilts, Debbi posted a picture of the little quilts made on her blog today. She's got a nice close up shot of them & they sure are pretty. She will probably post everyone's quilts as she gets them (she's so good about that). I will try & keep y'all all up to date as she receives them by linking y'all to her blog below:
Y'all are the BEST!
Here's my contribution so far. I have a few more orphan type blocks left, but need to get 2012 Christmas sewing and quilting done!
ALL the little quilts are so adorable. I am so pleased that Debbie published my 2 little quilts pics on her blog. That really make me proud.
Sew, sew, and sew some more that's my motto!
McPatches, those little quilts are awesome & Debbie will be so happy to add them to the 2013 collection. Thank you for helping the children.
shequilts, I know how you feel about Debbie posting the quilt pictures. You can tell that she really liked them & was appreciative of what you did for the project. I always loved it when I saw mine on her blog.
Heard from Debbie that she received my two for 2013. Mark me done
KaribbeanQuilter, thank you for letting me know that your little quilts were sent & made it safely to Debbie's home for storage. Do you have pictures to share with us?
As each of you send your quilts I will put a smiley face by your name if you let me know.
I'm assuming they can be flannel too? I have some really cute Tinkerbell fairy fabric leftover from a project I did for Quiltaholic.
I made a 9 1/2" block that is black and gold with a teddy bear in the middle. This was the only block I made (when my DIL said she didn't like the colors) so it's perfect for this project. I never knew what to do with that single block until now!
Add me to Kentucky too! Kentucky is my home state and the sun still shines bright in my heart for my old Kentucky home (sa..lute!, lol).
Downsouth, you certainly can use flannel. I made 2 last year from flannel that were so soft & cute. I'm signing you up for your Old Kentucky Home state. Thanks!
Crocheted & knitted quilties are welcomed also. There are not strict rules & regulations to this project.
Ok, I'll do Montana, only place I've ever lived.
STinMT, The Big Sky Country state is yours! Thanks for being a part of the quilt project.
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Assuming Chan, Reynolds, and Sawyer are in there somewhere, who else will crack the top 5 at Nationals?
Assuming Chan, Reynolds, and Sawyer are in there somewhere, who else will crack the top 5 at Nationals?
Probably Joey Russell and Jeremy Ten.
Russell and Ten. It won't let me vote because I'm not a premium member or w/e.
I cheated, I couldn't make up my mind and voted for three : Ten, Russell and Rogozine.
I voted for Andrei Rogozine and Eladj Baldé - assuming that Eladj really is over his injury and just needs more training time to get back to previous form.
I wish I could vote for Ian Martinez, because I love his skating, but I'm not sure he has the mental toughness necessary in what will probably be a very tight competition for spots four and five.
I'm pretty excited for men's skating this year because some of the 'new blood' looks promising. As geoskate said about Eladj (although not new) I hope that he gets over the injury and makes a strong comeback, and Andrei looks like he has the goods to be a great skater. Joey seems to developing verrrrrrrrry slowly, but at least he seems to be on the right path. On the flip side, I hope that Jeremy Ten doesn't implode like he did last season.
For sentimental issues I don't mind Ian or Marc Andre (go old dudes!). The only one I don't really remember is Samuel Morais, although from the footage I saw I don't think that he's at the same level as the others on the list. Otherwise, I'm totally okay with anyone on the list to make the top 5.
I don't think that Sawyer is a lock as Chan and Reynolds are, so I'd say that whoever lands jumps (especially the 3A) they'll have a great chance at the three remaining spots.
How many spots for worlds do we have for next year's worlds?
I cannot vote!
Anyway, I would say Rogozine and either Russell or Ten. I haven't seen Jeremy yet this year, but last year's season was very poor. He is a better skater than Joey Russell, but not if he falls apart.
Yea, there's something strange happening with this poll. I was able to vote, but then it took me into another thread entirely directly after I voted. hmmm
I couldn't vote as well, but he skated great at Thornhill on the weekend. Two 3A's in the long with back spread eagle as take off. I would like to see him change the second one into a different difficult entry but they were impressive. He is on fire! Let's see if he can maintain this level until January
I would say Jeremy Ten if the vote worked for me (which it didn't).
Jeremy Ten had a jammed big toe on his picking foot all last season. It developed when he was working on a quad. That's why he skated so poorly throughout the season. He is now 100% fully healed and pain free, and he has all of his triples back, although they're not quite as consistent as he would like them to be.
So I picked Jeremy Ten and the amazing Andrei Rogozine.
Dragonlady, it's good to know what happened to Jeremy Ten. I am kinda excited to see that it'll be very competitive for the third spot! Anyone know how Reynolds is progressing? Or Joey Russell?
Rogozine caught my eye at Nationals in London. A lot of potential there. He reminded me a bit of a very young Ilia Kulik, especially with that spread eagle entry into the 3A.
Don't know about Reynolds, but Joey Russell looked about the same as past years - under-rotated and fell on his 3A attempts in both the SP and the LP. I really haven't seen much progress in his skating at all since he won Junior Men's in 2006.


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|Jamie Dell - Moved into a tie for team-lead with 11 points after setting up Thomas Driver's game-winning-goal against Towson Dell as four goals and three assists.
Nathaniel Goodwin - Third on Seahawks with 10 points on four goals and a pair of assists.
|Colin Bonner - Scored team-leading fifth goal in loss at Northeastern. Bonner ranks second in the CAA amongst freshman with five goals. Tied with Dell for lead in points.
|Schedule Notes
- The Seahawks clinched a CAA tournament berth with a 1-0 win over Towson. UNCW can finish as high as fourth, which would allow them to host a tournament game. The first round is set for Nov. 5 and with the semifinals on the 9th and finals on the 11th.
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|The Seahawks had four players sign professional contracts off the 2011 squad. Brandon Miller (Rochester), Daniel Roberts (Wilmington), Christian Davidson (Wilmington) and Josh Boone (Dayton). All played in the United Soccer League.
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UNCW closes out the regular season on Friday at Delaware looking to improve its seeding in the upcoming CAA Championship tournament. The Seahawks, who are in the sixth-seed position entering Friday, can finish as high as fourth with a win and losses by Hofstra and George Mason. While all six berths are secured, opponents will be determined on Friday with everyone in action except Towson.
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Freshmen Colin Bonner, Nathaniel Goodwin and Hannes Schmitz combined for all three goals against William & Mary. Of UNCW's 24 goals, freshmen and sophomores have scored 22. The other goals were scored by Michael Recchia, a game-winner vs. Hofstra, and Thomas Driver versus Towson.
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The Blue Hens are the reigning CAA Champions … Joe Dipre and Mark Garrity lead the UD offense with three goals each, the Blue Hens have scored just 15 goals on the season while allowing 33 … Jay Lupas has played the lion's share of minutes in goal and posted a 1.68 GAA with 66 saves … In CAA play, UD has forged draws with ODU, league-leader Drexel and James Madison … In its last appearance, the Blue Hens held a 2-0 lead at William & Mary before the Tribe rebounded with three unanswered goals for the win … The Seahawks opened their series with UD with eight straight wins before dropping the last two, including a double-overtime 2-1 setback in Wilmington in 2011.
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Actually, I liked both their programs this year.
Actually, I liked both their programs this year.
Thank you, TaHbka
I also enjoyed their programs this season. I liked the ones from last season too.
They're both sounding better than just after Worlds. Thanks to the provider of the link and the translator.
We are slightly buffled with the new rules
Hello everyone! Since we last blogged we choreographed the new programmes in the USA, participated a show in China, rested in Dominican Republic and trained in Italy. The summer was very productive - there were no injuries (unlike last summer) and we worked a lot. We will tell all about it next time, this time we'll answer your questions, as we promised.
Q: Have you followed the Olympics in London? Who were you rooting for?
Tanya: We were in Italy during the games without an access to the streams. We checked the internet every morning and listened to the radio
Maksim: Vasilii Konov who was broadcasting from London did a great job, I could also write and ask him questions. A huge thank him for it. I think the Russian team did well - better than in Beijing. Of course I was surprised by the shooting and fencing results....
I was also very upset when Isinbaeva didn't take the gold. I took it so badly that I couldn't sleep till 3am: how come my beloved Isinbaeva didn't win? Next day I was rooting for Abakumova and again, no luck for her. I was thrilled for Anna Chicherova. I met her when we received the sportsmen of the year price. I really felt for my favourite basketball players, but, of course, the volleyball compensated! When they were playing we were on the road and couldn't follow. I read in twitter our guys won and told everyone on the flight - everyone were so happy. When I watched the recording of the game I thought I must have missed something or forgot how to read. But the end of the game was genious! The Olympics were great!
Tanya: We felt for everyone. Kudos to the girls from gymnastics and synchronized swimming. I'm also amazed by Hussein Bolt!
Maksim: Frankly, I never root for Phelps or Bolt. Just like I never do for Evgeni Pluschenko. There are people who are unbeatable in their sport. They are there in the right time and place. Of course they work so hard, I don't question that. I consider them great athletes, hence it's even more interesting looking at , say, Blake who is trying to get Bolt all the time. It's pretty cool to live at the same time of the fastest man on earth and the best swimmer of all the times. I will be able to tell my kids I saw them winning!
Tanya: I like the way they behave - their heads are in the right place, they have a good sense of humour. It's something to respect!
Q: Did you go to your vacation in Altai alone or did the coaches come with you?
Maksim: we were completely alone.
Q: Which GP events will you participatE?
Maksim: Unfortunately we cant' choose ourselves which GP events we are to participate, we can only tell which do we prefer. We got the Skate America and CoR. We had a slight choice, though: either Paris or Moscow. The hosting country can decide which of the local skaters will participate. We preferred to skate home: first we want to skate in front of the home crowd, second it's more convenient: one flight less and well, I still don't have a home medal.
Tanya: Except for the GP we'll participate the Nebelhorn Trophy.
Q: Maksim, was it hard to choreograph for a single female skater? Do you think it's something that would suit you? Or not at all? Did Tanya take any part in the process?
Maksim: I think choreographing is hard, but I was lucky to work with such a talented girl - working with her was fun and easy: she was catching everything on the spot. I was a bit worried first. I know it myself and any coach would tell the girls are more obedient then the guys, but it takes them longer to remember the moves. But in my case she remembered everything at once and even if she couldn't repeat a move immediately it was clear she understands the move and if needed will repeat it a 1000 times.
I would tell her: right, no time for that now, you can learn it later. Should we keep that in the programme? She would say : yes, let's keep. She liked what we were doing herself, and when the person likes what they do they usually make it. It wasn't hard, I liked the process, think it was more interesting, then teaching and coaching. I even had some hard time coming up with some of the programme parts, was driving around, thinking.... It's a capturing process.
Tanya: I wasn't taking any part in the choreographing. While Maksim was working I was warming up, then we practiced ourselves.
Q: What do you think about the rules change? In Korea there was a split twist where Maksim didn't lower his arms even on the shoulder level. Was it about the new rules? He used to take his arms apart, but not like that.
Maksim: Frankly, we are not thrilled with the new rules. There are a lot of changes in the lifts. Now a level 4 lift might be not quite interesting, even junior-ish, I used to perform some of them when I was 13. I don't really get where the figure skating is heading.
Tanya: Some things became easier, some harder. Some positions in the air are not counted. While the entrance and dismount gave points in the past now everything is counted in the air. Besides, Maksim doesnt' like how the opposite direction lifts look, so we have to look for other solutions.
Maksim: the changes are not in the lifts only. The only change I loved is in the split twists. Now the male partner has to lower his hands below the shoulders. I always did it, it was part of the level of the pair. So do the Chinese pairs. Now you have to emphasize it even more to gain the points. There are pairs that not only the male partner doesn't open his arms - he hardly leaves the female partner and yet they used to receive higher levels than we did. Don't think it should happen this year.
Tanya: The back inside todes and the forward inside now cost the same. We think it's wrong - the back inside is much harder, while the kids can perform the forward. I guess everyone will be performing the easy one now.
Maksim: the spirals are not clear either. You could just hold it for 6 seconds and get your levels, yet now there should be a choreographed something that covers the whole rink. We are not quite sure what exactly are we supposed to cover. And how? Diagonally? In a circle? Serpentine? We haven't received an answer yet, but we hope it'll be clarified soon.
Tanya: The rules are not supposed to change in the next two years till the Olympics, which is, of course, a good thing.
Maksim: I don't really get why changing the rules every year. What will they change in 10 years when there is nothing left to change?
Tanya: first they were talking about changing the elements which were badly defined or the elements that become too easy and all the pairs perform it.
Maksim: yet it seems that there are pairs in the top 5 (Canadians, for instance) who can't perform a level 4 lift, they perform level 3, yet the rules keep changing. Some pairs cant' even keep up with the changes. We are trying, even though there is a risk for an injury. Last year the lifts difficulty were changed and the two top pairs missed the elements or got lower levels in some competitions. Yet the lifts became even harder. Where to?
Tanya: In the USA we worked on the lifts with the acrobatics world champions. They helped us a lot: explained some points, showed new positions, gave new ides. We adapted those things for our needs, modernized some. We'll go back to that later - we recorded everything and will work on that.
That's it for now! We'll tell you soon how did we spend the summer and a bit about the new programmes. See you soon!
I have to agree with Maks regarding the rule changes. Who's making this stuff up? It sounds as if he's finding his post-competitive niche in choreography.
Those who never succeed themselves are always the first to tell you how.
love Tanya and Max, I love how he is always outspoken to alot of things, I wouldn't mind Maksim doing Choreography post their competitive careers
Ladies, are you serious? If his choreography is anything like the crap he and Volosozhar have been skating so far I'd from such choreography.
Thanks, TAHbKA.
Who did Trankov do choreo for? I must've missed that news completely!
Thanks as always for the translation!
Don't worry, dude -- I'm sure they'll find something.Maksim: I don't really get why changing the rules every year. What will they change in 10 years when there is nothing left to change?
"Liking this sport is ridiculous, so youre a little different for liking it, she explained. But youre allowed to like what you like." - Robert Samuels
If about Volosozhar/Trankov's programmes - I have an impression if Trankov doesn't choreograph it himself he had a lot to say on the matter (and I doubt they would have skated anything he didn't like/want)
????? I'm baffled by this statement. Not liking how they *look*? How would rotating in the other direction look any worse (unless you really suck at it)?Maksim doesnt' like how the opposite direction lifts look,
I think that - yeah, Maxim has a big part in the music the pair choose, partly because Tania doesn't seem that involved in the music choces, partly because Mozer has a big experience in chosing music for seniors and Nikolai has too much skaters to chose music for. But I don't think Trankov choreographs the programm, they are too "Morozov" for that.
You identify an issue and you come up with a rule change to try to remedy it.
But you don't know how skaters are going to respond to it. You can't predict how they are going to adapt (or not).
After the season is over, you evaluate everything and try to improve it again (because things are never perfect).
It's quite clear from his previous blog entry what he was working on.


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The MP3-Youth study will provide critical information for design and evaluation of combination HIV prevention intervention packages that are sensitive to gender-specific risks among this most-at-risk population in high-HIV burden African settings.
Adolescent HIV Prevention
Adolescent Unintended Pregnancy
Behavioral: combination HIV prevention package for boys and girls
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Ecologic or Community
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Gender-Specific Combination HIV Prevention for Youth in High Burden Settings
- Number of male/female youth 15-24 years old (n = 200; subcohort) who uptake prevention intervention components who will be followed over 12-months to determine changes in behavior at three points in time (0, 6, and 12 months). [ Time Frame: 0, 6, and 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Behavioral 1) risk factors and 2) longitidinal adherence to HIV prevention interventions will be measured by 1) self report via a cross-sectional ACASI interview and 2) a repeated text message survey for a subcohort of n=200 youth followed at 6- and 12-months who will be selected from the n=1000 youth enrolled in one-time mobile clinics.
- Prevention package operational outcomes [ Time Frame: up to 1 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Feasibility and acceptability measures regarding the combination prevention packages will be collected, such as: cost effectiveness, cultural feasibility, cultural acceptability of package and location, scale up feasibility (cost, human resources, and sustainability), and fidelity
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2015
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|July 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
boys - intervention
gender specific intervention targeted specifically for boys
Behavioral: combination HIV prevention package for boys and girls
combination HIV prevention package for boys and for girls
girls - intervention
gender specific intervention targeted specifically for girls
Behavioral: combination HIV prevention package for boys and girls
combination HIV prevention package for boys and for girls
Detailed Description:
The MP3-Youth study will provide critical information for design and evaluation of combination HIV prevention intervention packages that are sensitive to gender-specific risks among this most-at-risk population in high-HIV burden African settings. Our team of biobehavioral and clinical scientists, mathematical modelers, and trial design specialists will:
Aim 1: Identify gender (sex)-specific drivers of HIV acquisition risk, including pregnancy among females, for youth in sub-Saharan Africa, and interventions to best address those risks.
Aim 2: Conduct mathematical modeling to select optimal combination intervention package components and to assess potential population-level impact.
Aim 3: In partnership with a highly-productive nongovernmental organization (NGO) that is delivering PEPFAR-funded HIV prevention services, develop and pilot a combination HIV prevention package specific for female and for male youth - 'MP3-Youth' - in Nyanza Province, Kenya.
Aim 4: Design a phase IV study protocol for testing the effectiveness of a gender-specific youth HIV prevention package in sub-Saharan Africa. We will disseminate these research protocol recommendations, and study instruments including the mathematical modeling tool, as a combination prevention intervention research toolkit.
Design: Study activities comprise systematic review and meta-analysis of the HIV prevention literature for youth in sub-Saharan Africa; development of a mathematical modeling tool; and a community-based HIV combination prevention pilot that will take place in western Kenya. These activities will culminate in a testable combination HIV prevention trial protocol for youth, which is the main study deliverable.
Population: Aim 1: Focus groups will be held with male and female youth, parents, teachers, religious and community leaders. Aim 3: Pilot study will include male and female youths (ages 15-24) from Nyanza Province, Kenya.
Deliverables: Study deliverables include selection procedures for a population-specific combination HIV prevention package; measurement instruments, mobile prevention delivery protocols, mathematical modeling tools, and a testable study trial protocol. The entire MP3-Youth Package will be placed on a web site for open access.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|15 Years to 24 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Male and female youth 15-24 years old
Inclusion Criteria:
- boys/girls between the ages of 15-24
- living in Western Kenya
- Able to give consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- not a boy/girl between the ages of 15-24
- not living in Western Kenya
- not fluent in KiSwahili or English
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01571128
|Contact: Ann Kurth, PhD
|Contact: Jasmine Buttolph, MPH
|United States, New York
|New York University
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|Contact: Jasmine Buttolph, MPH 212-992-7121 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Ann Kurth, PhD
|Impact Research and Development Organization
|Not yet recruiting
|Kisumu, Kenya
|Contact: Kawango Agot, PhD +254 729390100 email@example.com
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|Sub-Investigator: Kawango Agot, PhD
|University of Nairobi
|Not yet recruiting
|Nairobi, Kenya
|Contact: Irene Inwani, PhD 254 - 722608483 email@example.com
|Contact: Francis Njiri 254 - 722608483 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Irene Inwani, Phd
|Principal Investigator:
|Irene Inwani, PhD
|University of Nairobi
|Principal Investigator:
|Ann Kurth, PhD
|New York University
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Ann Kurth, Principal Investigator, New York University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01571128 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|February 8, 2012
|Last Updated:
|April 2, 2012
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Kenya: Ethical Review Committee
Keywords provided by New York University:
HIV prevention
Unintended pregnancy
combination prevention
gender specific interventions
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Slow Virus Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 01, 2014


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This is what we've been waiting for since Vancouver. Finally this season these new kids will make Ladies skating much more interesting. It won't just be the same old skaters we've been watching since about 2003-04. Usually at this point just a year before the Olympics the new girls have established themselves but it took longer this cycle. Now with the Russian girls Gracie and now Kaetlyn it will be much less predictable then the last few years have been.
Wheeeee... you've got one day left to bet the farm on Kaetlyn. Head on over to vBookies and slam down some . Odds are 20/1--- that's a big payout.
Don't get me wrong, Kaetlyn had a fabulous skate and I think she has all the qualities, but let's not get our hopes up too quickly too much. Granted she beat some good skaters but it's only one event and she's still so young. I really hope somehow she can get another Grand Prix and with another good showing at Skate Canada could do that, but I think everyone should just let her go at her own pace and develop into the great skater she should become. I hope and wish her nothing but the best for the future.
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She reminds me of a teenage Carolina Kostner.
I wouldn't bet the farm on her but it's nice to see Canada starting to have some glimmers of hope after such a long drought. Kaetlyn is definitely one and the other I'd keep an eye on is Gabrielle Daleman. She's on the JGP right now and, with some work, she could be a pretty impressive skater too. I noticed her at JGP Austria:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orRXnLPhr34 - SP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQe6A...feature=relmfu - FS
Lots of speed, power and energy and really nice spring in her jumps. Good to see Canada finally getting some ladies with some promise...
I remember posting about Gabrielle Daleman's promise after she won the 2012 Junior national title and then the silver medal at Challenge Cup in her international debut. Daleman's 2nd JGP assignment will be the last one in Chemnitz, Germany. I guess we can retire this thread now? Fixing the Canadian Ladies Program
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
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You've got to think Ravi Walia is going to get some major credit for developing this great talent in so little time. Beginning of last season, Kaetlyn was a middle of the pack junior, and this season she looks like a veteran senior.
I loved her elements, unique choreography (to VERY tired music), and attack! She may not be top of the pile yet, but if you consider how far shes come in one year, she might become a medal threat.
In answer to my question is she working on getting the triple loop. Sylvia posted this article in the Kiss and Cry thread. Which states
Osmond opened her routine with a triple toe-triple toe as well, but stepped out of the landing. She went on to complete a triple flip, double Axel, and two level-four spins to score 55.68 (30.88/24.80) points.
"I am really happy with my short program," said the 16-year-old. "It went the way I wanted it to. There are a couple of things I want to do better, but it was solid for my first time out."
"My training has been really good," added the teen from Alberta. "I got really prepared this summer. I have gotten more triple-triples and I can add a triple loop."
The new triple-triples are not yet in the programs, but may come later this season.
I want to thank you Lord for being with me so far this day. With your help, I have not been inpatient, lost my temper been grumpy or envious of anyone. But I will be getting out of bed in a minute and I think I will really need your help then. Amen
She's way more interesting to watch that most of the other up and comers. She really seems to understand her music!
But the spelling of that name....
There is a proper way to spell Caitlin, and it doesn't involve the letters "K" or "E."
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She's a cutie...I love her smile. Looking forward to seeing more of this young woman.
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cloudbreaker wrote:Hat Magic - pulling rabbits out of a hat, make things disappear and reappear, saw a woman in half
Fuzzypaws wrote:Hat magic is known to be used in communication. I would suggest it involves extradimensional spaces and teleportation, going along with the theme of pulling stuff out of hats and the demonstrated transposition of mail from one hat to another. These also cover all sorts of other stage magic tricks, like pulling coins out of ears.
Don't leave out another major category of traditional entertainment magicians: Escapologists
A master class Hatmancer should be pretty much impossible to capture, and they could probably lend some serious protection to their side's other units or warlords in this regard.
Ilari wrote:Rhyme-o-mancy might be bard stuff, or something organizational.
Yeah, I'd lean towards bard too (or maybe even THE Bard).. A Stagemancy involving Rhyme/Numbers sounds like either a Musician, a Poet (slam or classical), or an Actor/Playwrite. I could see some (more) weird Shakespeare mashups in our future if we ever run into a Rhyme-o-mancer. Afterall, now that Jack is sane we have to get our dose from somewhere!
And I know we've seen all sorts of units/warlords contributing towards Dance Fighting, but I can't help but think that the Number axis Stagemancy could have something to do with Dance Fighting too. If not directly leading or participating, maybe the choreography or creation of new dance fights? Or maybe regular Dance Fights can be made much more powerfull when done in combination with a Rhyme-o-mancer, making in effect a big blowout Broadway-style song and dance number.
EDITED TO ADD: You know, I was just thinking about Ansom's flying carpet, and best I can figure that's likely another Hat Magic item. Between that and the message hats, seems to me that Jetstone's got a Hatmancer somewhere.


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