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What Is AIDS, HIV and HIV Disease?What Is HIV? What Is AIDS? What Is HIV Disease? What Is HIV? Each letter stands for the following terms: H -- Human -- because this virus can only infect human beings. I -- Immuno-deficiency -- because the effect of the virus is to create a deficiency, a failure to work properly, within the body's immune system. V -- Virus -- because this organism is a virus, which means one of its characteristics is that it is...
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do people with hiv or aids have a higher risk of contacting fungal diseases?do people with hiv or aids have a higher rate of contacting fungal diseases?...Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
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which Diseases cause by Hiv?I'm Hiv positive since 2008 and I have been using ARV Drugs since then. But my friend who is medical doctor advised me to stop taking Arv drugs.He has told me that there is no Hiv specific diseases no where and I should stop taking ARV DRUGS....Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
You are getting incorrect information from your doctor friend. I would discuss the situation with your HIV specialist and perhaps some local community activitist. For patients with HIV infection with damaged immune systems (ie CD4 < 350-400),...
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Very painful lymph nodes; I have both HIV and cancer. Which disease is causing these nodes?HIV+ for over 7 yrs, CD4 190, viral load 45,000 recently started anti-retrovirals. Had a growth removed from under left arm about 5cm and was diagnosed with a peripheral nerve sheath sarcoma. I am about to start radiation therapy, but I have more...Response from Bruce Dezube, M.D.
Harvard Medical School
Your situation is not an easy one, and I have many patient in similar situations. Specifically patients who have a known cancer and enlarged lymph nodes on CT scan. It is VERY difficult to tell whether the lymph nodes are enlarged due to the...
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STOPPING MY TRUVADA'?????? (BONE DISEASE AND HIV/AIDS, 2011)HII HAVE BEEN ON KALETRA Y TRUVADA FOR 4YRS NOW AND TODAY MY DC HAS TOLD ME TO STOP THE TRUVADA AND JUST TAKE KALETRA 2 IN THE MRNING N 2 EVENING??I HAVE JUST RECENTLY IN 2010 HAD 2 TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENTS DUE TO AVASCULAR NICROSIS,PLEASE PLEASE IS...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi Mark,Truvada has been associated with bone loss problems (osteopenia and osteoporosis). However, there has not been a firm link with osteonecrosis (avascular necrosis). I'll reprint below some information from the archives about bone disease...
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Does HIV cause AIDS?
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Despite overwhelming evidence that the human immunodeficency virus (HIV) causes the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), the notion that HIV is harmless (or does not exist!) continues to find a wide audience in the popular press, with...
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HIV Causes AIDS -- And Knowing It Could Save Your LifeBy San Francisco AIDS Foundation While the global HIV/AIDS pandemic continues to rage, a small number of fringe groups have been aggressively promoting misinformation about AIDS. Some claim that... Read more » 4 stages to HIV disease
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AMFAR AIDS HANDBOOK (Chapter 4, Page 53 )There are four stages to HIV disease 1) Acute Infection Stage (500-1200 CD4s)- begins immediately after hiv enters the body and starts multiplying in infected cells. Acute infection ends about 2-6 weeks... Read more » AIDS- 3rd leading cause of death
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Okay, got 400 of these lovely orange sheets... Think I gonna practice them to zero. All I do right now are basics. I wake up, sketch an A4 page full with lines, then with boxes, then go to the bathroom. Gettin some coffee and do a page full of cubes and after that 1-3 pages of random stuff i like. the same ritual after noon and then the same before sleep. In between I read and watch, learn all sh*t I can get to...
However, hope all of you are alrigt and in good mood
Whoooyeah! Five days over, thousands to go! ..... ._.
Hitsu.... I hate you... I hate lines... I hate curves... I hate cubes... I mean the task is made out of frustration and I already have dozens of paper sheets filled with these...
I mean it! I can see the difference, looked the first page up today and compared it to the last I did some hours ago and the difference is immense... and motivating! Yes, I hate these exercises now and repeating them again and again can and is very boring and frustrating if not even enraging. I felt like destroying the table at some times... but then I sat down and did another page before moving to drawing the things I like. As I still had time to draw more I looked up some other tasks in internet and raged with them, too.
Okay, see you guys!
And if you have more training tips then feel free to post them! I am thankfull for every idea!
hey! nice detail on the armour in 047! nice studies so far, what kind of pencil are you using? I ask because your lines seem quite light, but then it may be your scanner. But if you're using a HB or lighter try a 2B or 4B if you haven't already.
Also, if you want to practice human anatomy try reading some of Loomis' books they're free to download off the net and they're very good! I haven't seen any colour since the first page, throw some of that back in too!
Thanks for the tip, I will definitelly look these books up As for the pencil so yeah, I used here HB. My fav pencils are the B2s but all I had are dead and not longer than 2-4cm^^' But I need to work on shadows so I will need new pencils, means no problem here. As for anatomy thank you for the tip again^^ btw you should look "атлас анатомии человека для художников кузнецов а.ю." up, it's pretty cool, too Color... yeah, I'll come back to that one xD
you're improving keep up the work!
New digital work. Looking through the brushes to find one I like to sketch with the most No fancy forms etc, just playing with options.
Did some more digital
OKay, I've been practicing more on the basic stuff. Don't gonna say that it's best of fun but it helps and I actually get new ideas how to use the new learned knowledge! Well, I think that THAT is cool, getting new ideas by learning new stuff, makes the learning process actually much more interessting and fun^^
This time some sketches and studies. All done on this lovelly orange sheets because I somehow have to get rid of them so why not by practice?
Of course are any comments and critiques most appreciated!
New sketches! The best thing is that these will be the last ones on this sh*tty red paper
Allnighters are fun... until the effects come back to you but naaah, it's cool^^
So here are the sketches from my physical sketchbook, as I said no more strong colored paper and more awesome-becoming stuff!
Please feel free to comment and critique
Love your fineliner work, specially the last posts,.....it goes well with the
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Hey, thanks for stopping by my SB. I like seeing the perspective studies you've gotten mixed into here. I'd be interested in knowing what books or videos you've looked at for accurate construction in perspective, because it's important to understand these things solidly before you try to sketch loosely with them. It's like jumping straight to riding a bike without the training wheels before you've had the chance to get a feel for how to ride with them on first - you'll only fall flat on your face. And I don't want to see that. What I'd suggest is sitting down with a good perspective book, busting out a ruler ( I'm big on being able to freehand perspective lines and use that for most of my perspective work, but when I'm trying to learn HOW to do something, I take away some frustration and focus only on learning that concept first) and figure out the concepts by drawing them out. Just looking at them being drawn by someone else isn't going to cut it. It's a muscle memory/brain thing that I can't explain but it only works by putting in the mileage. So put back on the training wheels for a bit, slow down, and really focus on this one step at a time.
Hey all! I got a new monitor AND a comfy chair so I am back to do more art
The last weeks were pretty hard as I had to find a new job and also had some private problems... however now it is all clear I can now concentrate on learning art!
I have to admit that I used sketching and drawing as some kind of escape in the last weeks and I also read alot in my freetime. Both were awesome experiences as you can just clear your mind and do what you like.
From now I really try to do daily updates on my sketchbook so stay tuned!
Ah almost forgot to add a picture
I've gone over one of my older works with which I was okay with back then...
That's the old piece:
Annnnd thats the new one:
Feel free to comment and leave a critique!
Added something to the final image
Found schedule and customized it abit. Gonna divide the week into days where I do only creatures, people, extremities (hands feet etc), accoutrements, tech, enviros and at least theory of composition and such. Today it gonna be creatures so tomorrow I will upload some people and so on.
the works:
Next sketches
Your lines are definitely improving, as is shown with that last sketch, but your straight lines still have a slight curve to them when you freehand. Really focus and getting those lines as solidly straight as possible and it will greatly improve the quality of your sketches as well as how quickly you can bust them out.
Today more organic stuff. I want more time to do full studies...
okay, perspective is a b*tch... argh there is no use, gotta practice it more then. okay at least i am starting to see where my weaknesses are
Had to do something today, even if it is something as simple as this stuff Dunno, just have to know that I did at least ONE sketch a day....
More stuff! Okay, feelin better with these sketches.
wow man you work hard!
keep practicing like this and you will soon start kicking butts xD
Cool sketchbook, i freakin, love the Colossus painting!
This one was done for Anthony Jones's contest on his Kickstarter page.
Head, nuff said
First digital study in weeks, John Legend
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Abstract: | Dette prosjektet er gjennomført med finansiering fra Stiftelsen Wøyen. Vi takker stiftelsen for deres interesse og engasjement for å gjøre barns stemmer hørt. Vi takker også de som har stilt opp på intervju og som gjennom sine fortellinger bidrar til kunnskapsutvikling i barnevernet. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10037/5191 |
Abstract: | I prosjekt "Samtale med barn i barnevernet" kombineres forskning, utvikling og implementering av arbeidsmetoder i barnevernet. Prosjektet gjennom føres i fire faser i perioden 2003-2007. Det rapporteres her for Fase 3 "Samtale med barn i barnevernet - utprøving og evaluering av implementeringsstrategier". Dette delprosjektet er finansiert av stiftelsen Wøyen. |
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Abstract: | The use of screening instruments can reduce waiting lists and increase treatment capacity. The aim of this study was to examine the usefulness of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) with the original UK scoring algorithms, when used as a screening instrument to detect mental health disorders among patients in the Norwegian Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) North Study. A total of 286 outpatients, aged 5 to 18 years, from the CAMHS North Study were assigned diagnoses based on a Development and Well-Being Assessment (DAWBA). The main diagnostic groups (emotional, hyperactivity, conduct and other disorders) were then compared to the SDQ scoring algorithms using two dichotomisation levels: 'possible' and 'probable' levels. Sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value, positive likelihood ratio, negative likelihood ratio, and diagnostic odds ratio (ORD) were calculated. Sensitivity for the diagnostic categories included was 0.47-0.85 ('probable' dichotomisation level) and 0.81- 1.00 ('possible' dichotomisation level). Specificity was 0.52-0.87 ('probable' level) and 0.24-0.58 ('possible' level). The discriminative ability, as measured by ORD, was in the interval for potentially useful tests for hyperactivity disorders and conduct disorders when dichotomised on the 'possible' level. The usefulness of the SDQ UK-based scoring algorithms in detecting mental health disorders among patients in the CAMHS North Study is only partly supported in the present study. They seem best suited to identify children and adolescents who do not require further psychiatric evaluation, although this as well is problematic from a clinical point of view. |
Description: | This paper is part of Per Håkon Brøndbo's doctoral thesis. Available in Munin at http://hdl.handle.net/10037/4521 |
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Abstract: | Previous research with the US inner-city youth demonstrated the hazardous effects of community violence exposure. It remains unclear, however, whether these findings are generalizable to other cultures and populations. Furthermore, the role of factors influencing the processing of traumatic events such as personality has not been investigated. Two groups of Russian adolescents (community youth (N = 546) and male delinquents (N = 352)) completed questionnaires assessing their exposure to community violence, conduct problems, internalizing psychopathology and personality. The study demonstrates that the relationships between exposure to violence and psychopathology are similar across different populations within the same culture (community youth (N=546) and juvenile delinquents), suggesting similar mechanisms behind this phenomenon. The patterns of these relationships were also similar for boys and girls, suggesting similarities in the mechanisms across gender. Hence, the effects of community violence exposure are generalizable to other cultures outside the US. The associations between personality traits and specific types of behaviors also tend to be similar across different populations. Higher levels of novelty seeking were related to more severe problem behaviors and to higher levels of witnessing and victimization, whereas higher levels of harm avoidance were related to higher levels of depression and posttraumatic stress. |
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Abstract: | The mental health of children seeking asylum and their families is a somewhat neglected area of research. Research on refugee children and children living with adversities suggests that environmental factors are crucial in preventing mental health problems. This study aims at identifying central environmental conditions that affect the mental health of children living with their families at governmental asylum processing centers in Northern Norway. This study has a qualitative design, and is based on 11 focus group interviews with the staff at asylum processing centers. The interviews were transcribed verbatim and analyzed focusing on important risk and protective factors for mental health problems presented by the informants. Results pointed out time spent at asylum centers and the parent's mental health as the most important risk factors. Schooling, activities, general living conditions and poor economy were also seen as crucial. The findings suggest that these children are indeed vulnerable, and in high risk of developing mental health problems. Their rights are however open to local interpretations, and they fall between two stools; their right to proper healthcare, and national and international immigration policies. |
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Abstract: | Little is known about the characteristics of boys who become fathers at young age. Some studies have suggested that antisocial adolescents are more likely to be young fathers. The aim of this study was to examine the associations of psychosocial factors in childhood with becoming a young father, and to assess if they are independent of criminal behavior in adolescence. The baseline assessment in 1989 included 2,946 boys born in 1981. Information about psychiatric symptoms at age eight was collected with Rutter questionnaires from parents and teachers and with the Child Depression Inventory from the children themselves. Data on criminal offenses at age 16–20 was collected from a police register. Register-based follow-up data on becoming a father under the age of 22 was available for 2,721 boys. The factors measured at age eight, which were associated with becoming a young father independently of adolescent criminality, were conduct problems, being born to a young father and having a mother with a low educational level. Having repeatedly committed criminal offences in adolescence was associated with becoming a young father independently of psychosocial factors in childhood. Antisocial tendencies both in childhood and adolescence are associated with becoming a young father. They should be taken into consideration when designing preventive or supportive interventions. |
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Abstract: | Children of parents with a mental illness are at risk of developing mental health problems themselves (Beardslee, Versage & Gladstone, 1998; Hosman, van Doesum, & van Santvoort, 2009; Reupert & Maybery, 2007). In order to prevent children of mentally ill parents from developing serious problems, it is therefore beneficial to include a child perspective in the treatment of mentally ill parents by identifying the children of patients, and supporting patients in their parenting role. Norwegian authorities have in 2010 made several changes to existing health legislation (the Health Personnel Act) in order to increase early identification of children who have parents with a mental illness including making it mandatory to assess whether or not patients have children. Negative attitudes to including a child perspective in adult mental health care is regarded as an important barrier in the work of establishing routines to identify and support children of mentally ill parents, and the key to achieving change may be the professionals in the workforce. |
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Abstract: | According to new Norwegian laws, mental healthcare for adults are obligated to assess all patients who are parents and to act on their children's needs. This article describes the study protocol of implementing the interventions Family Assessment and Child Talks for children of patients in the adult psychiatry of the University Hospital of Northern Norway. The project is designed to evaluate the process of changes in clinical practice due to the implementation of two interventions. The interventions to be implemented are a standardised Family Assessment Form and the intervention called Child Talks. The family assessment form is an intervention to identify children of mentally ill parents and their needs. The intervention Child Talks is a health-promoting and preventive intervention where the mental health workers talk with the family about the situation of the children and their needs. There are two groups of participants in this study: (1) mental health workers in the clinic (N=220) and (2) patients who are parents (N=200) receiving treatment in the clinic. (1) In the evaluation of clinical practice, the authors use a pre-test, post-test and 1-year follow-up design. At pre-test, the authors evaluate status quo among mental health workers in the clinic regarding knowledge, attitudes, collaborative routines and clinical practice related to families with parental mental illness. After the pre-test is finished, the project move on to implement the interventions Family Assessment Form and Child Talks in the clinic. At post-test and 1-year follow-up, the authors evaluate the impact of implementing the Family Assessment Form in terms of how many children were identified and offered Child Talks in the clinic or referred to other services for additional support. (2) In the evaluation of parents/patients experience with the interventions, the authors use a pre-test post-test design. To identify children of mentally ill patients, the authors collect data on demographical variables for the patient and the child at pre-measures, as well as data on parental competence (PSOC) and parental concerns (PEDS) about their children. At post-measures, the authors evaluate the impact of the intervention in terms of user satisfaction, as well as changes between pre- and post-measures on parental competence (PSOC) and parental concerns (PEDS) about their children. The implication of implementing new interventions to safeguard children of mentally ill patients and the limitation of not measuring child development directly are discussed. |
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Abstract: | Although some attempts are being made to increase children's participation in Norwegian child protection cases, much needs to be done in order to comply with the participation principle in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. This paper reports on a study of factors that are likely to predict if social workers will attempt to give children an effective voice in decision making processes. 53 child protection case managers and 33 social work students participated in a questionnaire survey in which they were asked to agree or disagree with 20 statements about child participation. Statistical factor analysis was used in order to identify underlying factors in the dataset. The results suggest three main reasons for children not being allowed to participate: communication difficulties (communication factor); because child participation was not deemed necessary (participation advocacy factor); or that participation was considered inappropriate because it might be harmful (protectionism factor). This research suggests that, if we are to improve participation within the child protection system, formal regulations and guidelines need to be accompanied by a greater attention to development of social work skills in working with children through participatory processes |
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Abstract: | The purpose of this study was to explore factors related to placement disruption in long-term kinship and nonkinship foster care in a Nordic country. The study included 136 children aged 4–13 years in kinship and nonkinship foster care in Norway in the year 2000, with updates for the year 2008. Placement and demographic information and the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) were collected from foster parents and youths. Generalized linear mixed model analysis was undertaken. A thorough literature review was done in order to study association between disruption and relevant variables. None of the predominant variables from previous literature were significantly associated with disruption for this sample of children in long-term foster care. Since long-term stable foster care (rather than adoption) is the preferred option in Nordic as well as some other European countries, there is a need to explore the processes of inclusion that give children a lifelong commitment to their foster families |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10037/5674 |
Abstract: | Purpose: Following the UN convention on the rights of children, a shift in policy towards greater emphasis on child participation in child protection case processing has occurred. A growing body of research has emerged concerning participation processes in child protection cases and the experiences of children in child protection cases. Very few studies have looked into if and when children get what they want, however. The aim of this study is to assess children's views about living arrangements and visitations in dependency court hearings and to compare these views with the rulings of courts. Method: The study uses a retrospective cohort design. Cases where child welfare board rulings are in line with the wishes of children are compared to cases where rulings differ from the wishes of children. Data were collected from regional social welfare board archives. The study included 151 cases that were randomly drawn from a total population of 2481 cases. Simple and multivariate logistic regression was used to identify factors associated with the rulings being in accord with the child's wishes in each sample case. Results: A child advocate was appointed in almost 95% of the cases (n = 142). Fifty-nine percent of the children did not want a change in care. Rulings about care were in line with the wishes of the child in 39% of the cases. Rulings about care were most likely to be what the child wanted, if the child was presently living in public care and did not want to move. Children wanted more visitations with their mothers in 60.5% of the cases and with their fathers in 39.8% of the cases. Whether children wanted more visitations with their mothers was asso- ciated with more visitations being granted. What a child wanted was not associated with the ruling on visitations with the child's father. Conclusion: The impact of children's views on visitations on dependency court rulings depends on what a child wants and how these desires coincide with what is proposed by child protection services. Children's views can be quite effective in blocking certain decisions but are less effective if the child requested a specific change. If a child does not want to stay with his or her birth parents, then the odds that the birth parents will be granted custody is minimal. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10037/5724 |
Abstract: | Background: Mental health problems are often transmitted from one generation to the next. This knowledge has led to changes in Norwegian legislation, making it mandatory to assess whether or not patients have children, and to provide necessary support for the children of mentally ill patients. The main purpose of this study was to evaluate the process of implementing new routines in adult mental health services to identify and support children of mentally ill parents. Methods: The design was a pre-test post-test study. The sample (N = 219 at pre-test and N = 185 at post-test) included mental health professionals in the largest hospital in the region, who responded to a web-based survey on the routines of the services, attitudes within the workforce capacity, worker's knowledge on the impact of parental mental illness on children, knowledge on legislation concerning children of patients, and demographic variables. Results: The results of this study indicated that some changes are taking place in clinical practice in terms of increased identification of children. Adult mental health services providing support for the children was however not fully implemented as a new practice. Conclusion: The main finding in this study is that the identification frequency had increased significantly according to self-reported data since the Family Assessment Form was implemented. The increase in self-reported identification behavior is however taking place very slowly. Three years after the legislation was changed to making it mandatory to assess whether or not patients have children, it was still not fully incorporated in the routines of the entire workforce. In terms of support for the families affected by parental mental illness, the changes are not yet significant. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10037/5842 |
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Big Freddy was grinning as only he can grin when I joined him for our midmorning coffee and whatever might follow.
"I take it you won one somewhere," I said as I wedged myself into my side of the booth.
"And you are misreading the cause of my delight because it has nothing to do with the track, and everything to do with the outcome of Barney Frank's post-Washington future," Freddy said. "One thing's for certain, he's not going quietly into that good night of political retirement."
"Well, he didn't get very far down that road by asking our governor to name him for Kerry's seat so he could spend a few months in it before taking to the speaking circuit," I said.
"By catching Patrick off balance with his 'How about me' as a temporary fill-in for old time's sake and a political footnote?" Freddy asked.
"Which winds up with photo coverage of both of them laughing," I said.
"Standard cover for moments like that," Freddy said. "Laughter keeps the future open."
"What future?" I asked. "Barney's made no secret of his need to make some money because he certainly didn't come away with much — all things considering what he could have done legitimately on the side during his 32 years in Congress."
"There is that," Freddy said. "He has some feelers out there for public speaking and whatnot to feather a reasonably comfortable nest in the private sector because he didn't do much of what others have done as sidelines while representing their districts."
"He'll be good at it," I said. "But Barney being Barney unleashed could be giving some of his former colleagues political dyspepsia."
"Showing and telling as he sees things is what he's been doing come hell or high water, and he's not likely to change," Freddy said.
"But he's nobody's fool when it comes to keeping his eye on the tiger, and we're headed for survival in an economic jungle of what's ahead. Our grandchildren are going to be dealing with it before it's all said and done.
"Barney having at it in Congress would be one thing, but Barney on the road will be something else because he won't have to deal with political protocol."
"That could be whether he has further political ambitions or just wants to go not too quietly into that good night," I said. "That brings us back to his pitch to Patrick for filling Kerry's seat as a senator with all the benefits that would follow."
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Roadies, brickies, rozzers and robbers all like the Transit van. So does PH...
Its a rear drive, front-engined motor and you need to pick it up on a Dagenham trading estate, the bloke told me over the Sharon Stone. Lovely, I thought, nice little Sierra Cosworth or maybe a 2.8 Capri should be perfect for the job.
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The Transit has in fact been one of Fords best selling vehicles ever, and Jimmy The Nonce Malloy said that he always remembers his encounter with the Tranny. The Transit we would be driving is thought to be the oldest known original model and has been restored with a period paint job.
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As I nearly slide off a roundabout at 10mph I reconsider this earlier thought. There is a distinct lack of grip from the tyres and no amounts of Alessi-style lean seems to be getting the van back on track. Floor it and the rear wheels will actually start to spin, setting you up for a 1mph drift.
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I contacted Kik customer support asking when they planned to update thier app for WP8 and that I would love to be able to get Kik notifications on the lock screen. They replied that they had no plans to update Kik for WP8. Bummer too because the live tile isn't working properly for me on WP8. I don't understand why developers won't get fully on board with Windows Phone, I'm not a developer and don't really understand programming, but it doesn't seem like it would be that hard for someone who already has an app to update it for WP8
Cue a bunch of apologists telling you to use x or y messenger...
It's disappointing, I know, but it's the price you pay for choosing WP8. WP8 just isn't high on devs' lists of priorities by the looks of things. Hopefully things will get better. The best you can do in the meantime is to hassle the Kik team on their forum or via twitter, etc. You probably aren't the only one waiting for this update. - 12-22-2012, 06:08 AM #5
Kik has always been my preferred choice of messenger. I too just emailed support about updating their app for WP8 and utilizing lock screen notifications and fixing live tile support. The more of us that do this, the more they will feel an urgency to update. It has almost been an entire year since their last update.
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Vote for Your MLA LeadersCandidate Responses: Board Candidate ForumThe Nominating Committee asked each candidate for a response to this question:
Candidate responses:Sandra G. Franklin, AHIP:A top issue facing health sciences librarianship is the perception of our value. Far too often, we learn of a health sciences library, hospital or academic, having space repurposed or positions eliminated. A few of these circumstances turn out positive, if addressed in time, but most often it appears that the library as a place is diminished and the value of the role of librarians under scrutiny. Many of our users have personal computing devices and go to the Internet as their first stop for information. To remain relevant in the customer experience and relevant within our institutions, we must pause, examine our environment and its direction, then take time to rethink and articulate our value and vision. While our institutions engage in patient care, education, and research, each has a unique focus and approach to these missions. As a candidate for the MLA Board of Directors, I believe the association can play an important role in closing the value perception gap for member libraries and the profession. For example, through the creation of tool kits, the website could be the place to go for return on investment methodologies and approaches to cost/benefit analysis. The association could collect and communicate success stories and strategic planning methodologies that have benefited members. There may be lessons to learn from associations engaged in scenario planning. Scenarios that detail possible future directions could assist members in their strategic planning. Creating service models to support clinical and research agendas has been successful at my institution. The association should continue to provide member educational opportunities throughout the year, in a variety of formats, and encourage the adoption of new roles in our changing environments. If elected to the MLA Board, I believe I will make positive contributions and would be honored to serve. Terry Ann Jankowski, AHIP:Describing our roles and demonstrating our relevance and value to our customers is the most challenging issue we face. How many times have we heard, "I don't need a librarian or library—I can find it on the web"? As health information professionals, we deal daily with the rapid changes in information and our profession as well as adapt to them. As a group, we watch for and embrace new roles and technologies as they evolve in order to improve our services and prove our worth to our organizations. By listening to the ideas and issues from its members, the MLA Board can use a number of strategies to address this issue. First, build on our strengths—our publications, continuing education programs, and networking. These avenues can be used to strengthen our skills in marketing, change management, and leadership as well as share lessons learned and opportunities discovered. Expanding our use of social media to conduct classes, discussions, and meetings is a thoughtful way to use our resources. At the same time, I would like to see us broaden our partnerships with other organizations to further expand our skills and knowledge to better tell our stories to those outside the profession and find ways of partnering with our customers. For example, my experiences with the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy keep me abreast of changes in pharmacy education and help me identify new ways of working with my faculty; classes through other organizations expose me to new thoughts and ideas that I can bring back and apply to my health sciences community. Using those experiences, I would work with the MLA Board to further develop our strengths and new affiliations, reaching out to others with different perspectives. I would be honored to be given the opportunity to serve in this role. Lisa K. Traditi, AHIP:Showing our relevance is the top issue facing our profession. Ubiquitous access encourages people to assume that information is free, seamlessly available, and that answers are easily discovered in a few smartphone screens. Resolving hard questions requires a librarian's expertise to build complicated search strategies, navigate multiple databases, and get the right answer. In a recent meeting with a leader in our institution's research organization, I was delighted that he so readily saw our value to his team and appalled that, beyond acting as a provider of journals and books, he had not even considered the library as a partner. Happily, much of my career has been spent in the company of lifelong learners, who "get" what librarians bring to the table. Yet, first as a hospital librarian and now as an academic health sciences librarian, I have seen too many examples of how those who make the funding decisions are not the same people who use the library. I envision a time when health care practitioners, researchers, teachers, and learners, as well as those who manage the budget, cannot imagine doing their work without a librarian as a partner. I spend much of my time teaching and consulting with these same constituents. More and more of them realize that librarians have tremendous value. MLA has made terrific efforts in helping us show our relevance—encouraging and celebrating members who explore new roles as imbedded librarians and informationists, engage in translational informatics and the development of data repositories, and build partnerships in scholarly publishing and research. My service in MLA sections and SIGs, my chapter, and my local organization have allowed me the privilege of using my enthusiasm and energy on behalf of my profession. As a member of the board, I would be honored to continue and expand that work. Kristine M. Alpi, AHIP:Librarians are experts in access to and preservation of the literature. It is critical that we address the problems we and our users continue to encounter with incomplete coverage, unstable access, and variable quality of scanned articles in subscribed or purchased online content. Publishers and aggregators assure us of cover-to-cover access to content as we move from print to online to facilitate access, reuse spaces, and optimize dwindling collection funds. Too often, we find out through patron confusion and complaints that online access to content such as letters to the editor, retractions, or conference proceedings/supplements has disappeared or was never present, or that scanned backfiles are not of sufficient quality to replace the print that has been relocated or discarded. We work hard to address gaps as they become evident by communicating individually to publishers about specific articles, but this effort has not motivated publishers to address the content issues more broadly. It is up to us to ensure that we get what we paid for by holding publishers to providing complete content with audit trails for retractions, but it is too large of a problem for any one librarian. The library community needs a systematic preventive approach with clear definitions of what is meant by coverage and guarantees with "teeth." MLA has the relationships with vendors, database indexers, and allied representatives to other professional organizations struggling with this issue to lead the way in emphasizing scholarly communications, licensing, and solutions, such as pushing toward a public, written, enforceable commitment of vendors to standards for content availability. MLA could also encourage independent research to document the extent of this problem and, once efforts have been made to improve the situation, to test random samples of biomedical content to ensure continuing compliance. Back to Index | Board of Directors Candidates' Biographical Information |
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Usher is Back!The Grammy Award–winning singer is releasing his seventh studio album, Looking for Myself, June 12, and I was lucky enough to get an early listen. His music has covered serious topics in the past—from the ups and downs of love to raising children—but this album is all about dancing and enjoying life. I love the sensual "Dive," but my favorite is "Show Me." The line "Let's have some fun, show me what you're made of" inspires me to bring out my bad dance moves!
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wow deep lol awsome draw she looks awsome and the background or the back of the music box looks great!:)
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i had a musical dancing ballerina when i was young too but mine was in a jewellery box. lovely draw 5/5
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97% of our employees are hired locally in the 80 countries where we operate. By establishing long-term partnerships, Sodexo seeks to play an active role in local community development.
We will fight hunger and malnutrition through our STOP Hunger program in all the countries where we operate by 2020.
As part of our commitment to the communities where we do business, Sodexo launched the STOP Hunger initiative to fight hunger and malnutrition. Since 1996, teams have been focused on this effort, working to change the fact that nearly one billion people suffer from hunger and malnutrition every day.
Volunteering: encouraging and supporting Sodexo employees' spirit of service to support hunger relief initiatives in their local communities.
Sharing Sodexo expertise: sharing Sodexo's technical knowledge in information and services with hunger relief workers and directly with those in need. Initiatives can include providing nutrition, food safety, food waste education, and job and life skills training.
Food donations: donating perishable and non-perishable food to hunger relief organizations.
Financial donations: sponsoring and supporting programs that combat hunger and malnutrition.
Around the world, entire Sodexo communities, including employees, consumers, clients and suppliers are joining forces to make a difference and end hunger. In 2012, 42 Sodexo host countries were involved in hunger relief efforts, conducting 618 major STOP Hunger programs in collaboration with 573 NGOs and associations.
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The Brooklyn Inn was in "Smoke"
Montero's was in "Last Exit to Brooklyn"
petes candy store is also in "Our Idiot Brother"
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I love the Indian Food as well. I remember reading a bit back that it's made and packaged by the same company that sells the "Tasty Bite" line of foods in other Supermarkets. The Dorot frozen herbs isn't a Trader Joe's produced product though, I've been all about the Frozen Ginger cubes for ages.
Melt is not a sports bar, thank goodness.
I've had a great time at MikNic Lounge. The people behind the bar are fantastic and the locals are a great.
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I am in Portland and Hot Suppa is the best ever.
Why does everyone from Columbus have three names? This is so weird.
I think Jeni might be planning to open in Brooklyn. She's probably heard my Brooklyn relatives, and visitors to those relatives, moan and sigh in envy. Xx2k
Love you Jeni's. Even Colorado doesn't have you yet but we're hoping you come to us soon.
So happy to see Jeni's represented! Columbus residents can also gloat over Brooklynites when it comes to the mind-blowing veggie burgers at NorthStar (some combination of beets, black beans and brown rice that I've never ever seen duplicated) and the insane hot dogs at Dirty Frank's (the "Classy Lady" has potato chips and cheese sauce, the "Ohioana" has sweet corn relish with celery salt, and the feminist proprietor owns three other amazing restaurants all worth checking out, and all super cheap). I also miss the veggie-friendly and health-conscious fare of Cleveland Heights restaurant Tommy's (tuna, mushroom and falafel pita sandwich!), and in Pittsburgh, Kaya's Peruvian fusion (their signature burger has a secret sauce and AN EGG on it). Most days I feel there's nothing more I could ask for in terms of Brooklyn dining, but these locales make me miss the Midwest. Great article!
Bark has great breakfast sandwiches!
How could you not mention the breakfast burritos at Naidre's Cafe? : (
Write-In Vote: any breakfast sandwich from Smith Canteen in Carroll Gardens.
Art bar isn't too shabby either, if you can stand the paintings.
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Filmmaker George Lucas and his wife Mellody Hobson are donating $25 million to a prestigious private school
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Property values in Shawnee County will change for more than 18,000 properties.
A 63-year-old Wichita man with a history of sex crimes against children has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for his latest conviction.
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Super-Skrull is from the Marvel Comics universe. He is from Tarnax IV which has since been destroyed by Galactus and first appeared in Fantastic Four #18(1963).
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Silver Samurai is primarily the nemesis of Wolverine, though he has fought on the side of good from time to time. He is a mutant with the ability to channel energy into any object, usually his sword.
Reed Richards, one of the founding members of the Fantastic Four, can stretch any part of his body. Any part.
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Spider-Man's beloved aunt, May Parker.
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Enjoy a Holiday puppet show at the Northwest Library! Randal Metz's Puppet Company presents: The Nutcracker Experience the music of Tchaikovsky as Clara saves her Nutcracker Prince from the wicked Mouse King, and is rewarded by witnessing a candyland celebration. For families and children of all ages! Free! Thanks to the Friends of the Santa Rosa Libraries. |


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