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Peripheral Neuropathy and HIV/AIDS...additional drugs such as antidepressants (Elavil), oranticonvulsants (Tegretol, Dilantin, Neurontin, Lamictal). If the painincreases and becomes severe, stronger narcotics may be considered. Other treatments can include: Topical lidocaine patch called Lidoderm Acupuncture, massage, yoga, hypnosis, and meditation A visit to the podiatrist to discuss how to care for your feet and whatshoes or socks you should wear ...
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Shingles Starting Treatment & Queen Issues (SHINGLES AND HIV, 2009) (WHEN TO START ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT, 2009)Hi Dr Bob, Three weeks ago I came down with Shingles. A small patch on the back of my neck and a little across my chest all on the left side. I went to my local GP and he gave me Valtrex ( the 7 day shingle pack)Since then the pain has...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationG'day Aussie Drew,Relax mate! Approximately 95% of healthy adults are seropositive for varicella zoster virus (VZV), the virus that causes shingles. Of this 95%, about 5% of healthy adults develop zoster (shingles). The risk for those of us with HIV... Read more »
Treatment for PHNI had a really bad case of shingles on my left side which left me with severe Post Herpetic Neuralgia and scarring. That was 1 1/2 years ago. I am still suffering from it. The shingles was a result of me being HIV Positive with a count of 203 CD4...
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A Port Colborne elementary school is getting mixed reaction from parents about a decision to eliminate costumes on Halloween, opting instead for orange-and-black coloured clothing.
The decision at McKay Public School, which means there are no super heroes, wizards, princesses or scary creatures allowed, is meant to achieve a more inclusive "Spirit Day," according to a message from principal Rhonda Grenier in the school's newsletter.
Brett Sweeney, spokesman for the District School Board of Niagara, said the principal found that not all students liked dressing up at school, and that some didn't come with a costume, perhaps for economic reasons.
"We heard that some students were feeling left out of these events, so the principal wanted to create a more inclusive atmosphere," Sweeney told the Toronto Star.
The principal had many one-on-one conversations with parents before making the decision, according to Sweeney.
Some parents have expressed disappointment and say they will organize a costume parade outside of school and will encourage parents to take their children out of school early to participate. Others are supportive of the school's new direction.
"The principal also heard from parents who heard this is not a huge deal," Sweeney said. "For them the biggest part is taking their kids after school and going door to door for trick or treating."
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There is no board-wide policy on dressing up at school for Halloween.
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Well besides all the hype & drama of the closing laps today, the 24's antics did me a big time favor in my points battle in my main league, as my competitor had Logano, which almost made up for me having JJ and him taking KyBusch in the A group. What was looking to be a 125 point loss after the 48 wrecked ended up only being a 31 point loss (and rarely am I as happy to lose by 31 points :-p )
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279 with Sam and Truex, only need 45 points to reach 10,000 points. So worth seeing JJ wreck. Nice job guys. Only one to go.
234 here with Hornish and Logano.
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245 looks like we had similar line ups
107 points for me today...Jimmie, Truex, Joey and Sam.
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Ouch Benny - my first year (2008) I had a big lead in the only league I was in going into Homestead and someone on this board suggested trying to get the lowest possible score for the finale so I went along with it, along with 3 or 4 others - I remember I picked Kurt Busch for my A guy and he did not disappoint with a 43rd finish, and I don't remember who else for the others (pretty sure Mikey was one of the B guys anyway), plus back then you didn't have the start-n-parks so your C guy had a chance of actually doing halfway decent.
Anyway with that as a lengthy background I believe I got something like a 112 and that was "good" enough to "win" the reverse competition :-p So you did even "better" :'-(
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Hi everyone! I'm new here and this is my first post.
I'm currently reading It's Superman by Tom De Haven (http://www.amazon...0345493923). This novel takes place in the 1930's, the era Superman originates from, and I'm loving it. The character seems more at home and less out of place there than he does in the modern era - it makes me wish that they'd make a movie that takes place in this time period. I really think it would work better than the last several attempts...
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Lets remove troll and say jokester instead...
Just a matter of refreshing the vocabulary around here... You know, make some change, bring some fresh air.
Agree with your premise.
Think you purposely trolled a solution (see what I did there).
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How you expect people to flood this forum saying that they were unfairy banned because "jokerster premade" ?
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If anyone has experience in growing good sweet strawberries in a home garden, please let me know how to do it right. What varieties to order and where to order from. When to set out plants and what to expect. I have 3'X12' raised beds 6" deep filled with compost. I am very successful with other vegetables but strawberries have not done well. Please help IF YOU KNOW HOW TO DO IT RIGHT IN ALABAMA.
Store-bought strawberries are the way they are because they are pumped as full of water as possible before shipping. They are sold by the pound, and water is heavy. Plus most shoppers seem to equate size with quality, so they are delivering what the market wants.
Do you want to grow commercial style -- in rows on plastic and replanting each year -- or in a more lazy "home" style in an established bed that you thin periodically?
Do you want an ever-bearing or June bearing variety?
When you say they haven't done well for you, what is the problem you are experiencing?
Also, what part of Alabama are you in?
I ordered the June-bearing "Chandler" from Petals from the Past last year, and was very pleased with the plant quality. They are a very nice tasting berry, sweet but tart.
Sunny raised beds with compost sounds like a good start. What was the compost made of? If it was heavily tree leaves and semi-finished (like most municipal compost), the first year can inhibit seed germination and plant growth.
I ordered 50 each of Chandler, Allstar, and Earliglow from Simmons Plant Farm. Their customer service is great and the price isn't too bad either. The plants are scheduled to arrive by February 20th and will be going in the ground soon there after.
Here is a link that might be useful: Simmons Plant Farm
Question, has anyone had any luck growing strawberries in those strawberry pots? Are any particular varities that do better than others? I was going to go to Home Depot and get some Miracle Grow potting soil to use in the pots.
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Compressed Air as an Energy Source
Is your next car going to be powered by compressed air? Probably not, but there are groups working with compressed air as an energy source for the usual transport suspects, i.e., cars and bikes, and also for energy storage in general. Though the energy density of compressed air is poor relative to fossil fuels, it scores well in terms of efficiency – if, and it's a big if, you can raise its pressure to store energy and lower its pressure to recover energy at constant temperature (isothermal process) and with no heat transfer to the surroundings (adiabatic process).
Anyone who owns a bicycle knows that when you compress air it heats up – the objective being to pump the tire up as quickly as possible, without thinking about efficiency. When efficiency is important, which it is for energy storage, the aim is to convert the kinetic energy of the compressor into air pressure, not temperature rise, and not heat up the surroundings. Then to recover the energy you release the air and try to limit the temperature fall.
For vehicles, compressed air is cited as an alternative to battery-powered electrical vehicles. However, the major disadvantage of a compressed air system is the weight of the air storage tank. There has been mention of using carbon fiber storage tanks but that's still in research mode, so at present tanks tend to be made of high-strength steel – think scuba tanks – thick and heavy.
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One of the problems with solar and wind electricity power generation is that they are intermittently available and not always matched to demand. For instance, solar panels create electricity during the day and nothing at night, but heating and light on winter evenings is a must in cold regions outside the tropics. Various forms of power generation smoothing are currently used. The basic requirement is to use electricity during off-peak demand to store energy to be released later at peak demand. Here compressed air storage and release is being cited as a possible solution. Imagine a large storage tank that can be pressurized during the day and released during the evening. Careful management of heat transfer is critical to be competitive with other alternatives.
An efficient compressed air energy storage and recovery system will capture and store the heat during the compression phase, e.g., heating water to produce steam. Then during the expansion phase the system will reintroduce the stored heat to limit the temperature drop in the air. This way you can approach the isothermal and adiabatic conditions for maximum efficiency.
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Read on for our guide to the week's coolest events and most interesting venues. If you manage to tick off all ten, head back to our home page for daily updates on the best restaurants, cultural events, nightlife, and whatever else Paris manages to think up before our next Hot List is published on Monday.
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Photography • Qu'est-ce que la photographie ?
An elitist art at the beginning of the 20th century, photography has since become an everyday means of communication. The Centre Pompidou's photo gallery discusses just what exactly photography is in its latest exhibition. How can we bring anything new to the art? Has every shot been taken, every subject scrutinised through a lens? The Pompidou discusses these questions looking back over the work of Man Ray, Brassaï and Oppenheim, who contributed to establishing photography as a legitimate form of art, and contrasts their work with the photo-frenzy brought about by Instagram, Flickr and Pinterest...
- The Centre Pompidou Rue Saint-Martin, 4e
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Restaurant • Dune
With a menu of big, bold Argentinean flavours set in a light, bright space in the hip 11th arrondissement, Dune seems like a very promising proposition. It almost works, too, with flashes of brilliance that should earn it repeat visits from lovers of bold, heartfelt cooking – if they can overlook the hiccups.Self-taught chef Matias Veleizan cut his teeth at La Pulpéria and the Marché des Enfants Rouges. Market-fresh produce and a way with big chunks of meat could therefore be expected (if not assumed), and they're certainly here in bucketloads. The menu is refreshed daily (and is vegan on Tuesday evenings, with Maylis Parisot in the kitchen), listing just one meat and one vegetarian main...
- 20, Rue Keller, 11e arrondissement
Bar • La Bellevilloise
The Bellevilloise is the latest incarnation of a building that once housed the capital's very first workers' co-operative. Now it competently multitasks as a bar, restaurant, club and exhibition space, hosting regular film and music festivals on the top level (where there's a fake lawn with deckchairs and a massage area). Enjoy brunch in the Halle aux Oliviers or decent views of the quartier from the charming terrace; downstairs the club-cum-concert venue has launched some of Paris's most exciting new bands, and on '80s nights you can hardly move for the thirtysomethings living it up like they were 20 again. Live jazz music at the Sunday brunch.
- 21, rue Boyer, 75020
Art • Jan Fabre: Congo
Flemish artist Jan Fabre pays tribute to the Congolese exploited under colonialist rule in his latest exhibition 'Congo', and denounces the horrors of the period during which Belgian King Leopold II founded the Congo Free State during the late 19th century, exploiting it as a private venture and leaving the Congolese to work and live in scandalous conditions. His primary material is elytra, the hardened forewing that covers beetle wings: shimmering emerald carapaces that he shapes into images parodying colonialist propaganda. Fabre's pieces are magnificent. Thousands of insects died to create them, echoing the bloodbaths over which colonial empires are built...
- Galerie Daniel Templon 30 rue Beaubourg, 3e
- Until Sat Apr 11
Film • Still Alice
Alzheimer's disease is a Greek tragedy: preordained by genetics, the neurodegenerative disorder is an unfathomably cruel death march down a tunnel that disappears behind you and gets darker with every step. 'Still Alice', adapted by married couple Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland from Lisa Genova's 2007 novel, is the rare film possessed with the courage required to shine a light into that abyss knowing full well that down is the only way out. For illustrious New York linguistics professor Dr Alice Howland (an astonishingly controlled Julianne Moore), the first symptoms are subtly ominous. Just 50 years old, Alice is too young...
Visit the best outdoor bars in Paris
Le Zyriab by Noura A beautiful terrace on the roof of the Institut du Monde Arabe, which is remarkably quiet outside of lunch and dinner times. Le Zyriab by Noura isn't just a high class Lebanese restaurant, it's also a daytime café open to all. Elegant outdoor tables topped with parasols offer a sublime view over the Seine and the Ile Saint-Louis, with the Notre-Dame cathedral in the background. The staff are very friendly, happy to let you spend an afternoon reading on the cushion-strewn banquettes. Drinks aren't cheap, and given the price of a Perrier of a coffee (excessive at €6), splash out on something more interesting...
Photography • William Klein: Tokyo 1961
After documenting the streets of New York, Rome, Paris and Moscow, William Klein is back at the Polka gallery with a series of photographs portraying 1960s Tokyo. Klein first discovered Tokyo in '61, on an official visit to Japan. Shown around by government representatives, he found a way to sneak off into back streets of Tokyo and captures the essence of the city at a time when Tokyoites were recovering from war and preparing for the 1964 Olympic Games. Klein makes his way through the busy streets observing everyone he meets, from children fighting on a street corner to a Butoh dancer poised in a contorted position...
- Polka Galerie 12 rue Saint-Gilles, 3e
- Until Sat May 9
Cheesmonger • Fromagerie Beaufils
Fromagerie Beaufils offers more than just great quality cheese in a friendly environment. The team behind the shop regularly visits suppliers and video-documents the cheese-making process, from udder to manufacture. They also age selected cheeses in a cellar beneath their shop on the Rue de Belleville. The selection shows an appetite for international flavours, with shelves of Greek, Spanish, Italian and American cheeses (the raw milk blue cheese Rogue River Blue from Oregon is a definite favourite). Fromagerie Beaufils also works closely with expert London creamery Neal's Yard Dairy to source the UK's finest Stilton, Stitchelton...
- 20, rue Cadet, 75009
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Source: AMR, US Airways boards delay meeting; merger would form world's biggest airline
DALLAS - The boards of American Airlines parent AMR Corp. and US Airways have pushed back meetings to consider final plans for their merger, Associated Press sources said Sunday.
If American and US Airways combine, it would create the world's biggest airline as measured by passenger traffic.
A source close to the matter said the AMR board wants to meet in person, and that the US Airways board would only meet after the AMR board approves a deal. The source requested anonymity because the talks are private.
It is not clear when the two boards would finally meet. People familiar with the matter said negotiations are continuing on issues that include AMR CEO Tom Horton's exact title and role in the combined company.
Discussions were centred on Horton being a non-executive chairman of the board while US Airways management, led by CEO Doug Parker, would run the day-to-day operations of the new carrier, which would keep the American Airlines name.
The negotiations could still fall apart. United Airlines and Continental Airlines were within days of announcing a merger in 2008 when that deal fell apart, although they later resumed talks and completed a deal in 2010.
On Friday, US Airways pilots ratified an agreement covering their pay and working terms if there is a merger. That was the last major piece to fall into place on the labour side for a merger to occur. American Airlines pilots approved a similar agreement in December. All three of American's unions support a merger that would result in US Airways management running the new company.
The committee representing unsecured creditors in AMR's bankruptcy case had planned to meet Monday.
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Foot to sideline Al Harrington 2 weeks
Updated: October 9, 2010, 7:36 PM ETAssociated Press
DENVER -- Denver Nuggets power forward Al Harrington is expected to miss two weeks after re-injuring his left foot in his preseason debut for his new team.
The Nuggets said an MRI on Saturday confirmed that Harrington partially tore the plantar fascia in his left foot during the first quarter of Denver's 109-99 win over Portland at the Pepsi Center.
Harrington is expected to start in place of Kenyon Martin, who will likely miss the first couple months of the season while recovering from knee surgery.
Harrington, who dealt with plantar faciitis in his left foot this summer, was dribbling at midcourt in front of the scorer's table when he came up limping just 79 seconds into his Nuggets debut.
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We're nearing the halfway mark of the year, but as per usual, Hollywood tends to stuff the quality material to the back end of the calendar, and today there are some release date changes you should definitely be marking down.Read More »
Though coming hot on the heels of Telluride and overlapping this year with Venice, the Toronto International Film Festival is anything but a third string pony. In fact it's probably the largest, glitziest and most glamorous of the fall festival season players and no-one doubts that Toronto knows how...Read More »
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The feeding frenzy that is the backstage wheeling-and-dealing at a major film festival has come to Toronto, and bobbing up from the churning waters are a number of intriguing bodies... We hear from our friends at Hitfix that CBS Films has nabbed "The F Word," not (sadly?) the feature-length Gordon R...Read More »
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CENTER VALLEY, Pa. – The Lehigh Valley Writing Project (LVWP), which is celebrating 25 years as a National Writing Project site in 2014, has announced the new date for its annual Best Practices in Teaching Writing Conference, which was postponed in January due to inclement weather. The conference will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 5, at the Penn State Lehigh Valley campus in Center Valley, Pa.
The conference features interactive workshops and presentations for teachers to share professional teaching practices. The keynote presentation, "Hidden Gems: Naming and Teaching from the Brilliance in Every Student's Writing," will be given by Katherine Bomer. Bomer also will sign copies of her books during the conference.
An internationally known consultant and frequent keynote speaker, Bomer began her consulting career with the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project. In addition to "Writing a Life," "Hidden Gems," and "Starting with What Students Do Best," she is the co-author of the Heinemann title "For a Better World" (with Randy Bomer). A published poet and essayist, Bomer is also co-author (with Lucy Calkins) of "A Writer's Shelf." In her many presentations, Bomer combines a teacher's practical advice, a writer's love of language, and a plea for social justice.
The cost of the conference is $50 or $40 for Lehigh Valley Writing Project Fellows and includes a continental breakfast and lunch. Prepaid registration is required. To register for the conference, or for more information, visit www.lvwp.org or contact Nancy Coco at 610-285-5026 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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