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Devoted fans of the show know that the Front Porch is more than just part of the stage set-up for the live radio program. It's symbolic of Homefront's mission of community building and outreach, a warm and casual invitation to gather the neighborhood for friendly exchanges of music, storytelling, and a little good-natured political banter.
The search for a new permanent home for the series began when Homefront lost its lease on the old Kentucky Theater building in November 2007. The show took up temporary residence at the Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church, with selected shows at the 930 Building and the Clifton Center. Results from a survey of Homefront concert goers and volunteers indicated that the Clifton Center's proximity to the established Frankfort Avenue corridor would make for the most accessible, comfortable home for the series, which began in 1984 at the Stuart Robinson Auditorium at Sixth and Magnolia, and which has had several other homes in the interim. The Clifton Center will serve as home to all but two of the 2008 season's ten shows (there are no shows in January or July), and all ten of the shows in 2009.
Gage hopes that once again having a stable home base for the series will be the first step toward expanding Homefront's marketing and fundraising efforts and grant applications. "Bringing Kentucky Homefront to the Clifton Center is far more than merely renting a facility," he said. "It's joining hands with the staff of a great venue and several great established neighborhoods to actualize a win/win/win partnership."
The radio shows, which feature an eclectic variety of folk-oriented music and storytelling, are recorded monthly before a live audience and aired weekly on WFPK-FM, part of Louisville's Public Radio Partnership.
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BRADENTON, Fla. (93-7 The Fan) – Charlie Morton underwent Tommy John surgery in June and has been working hard to regain his form during his recovery process.
Morton spoke with The Fan Morning Show on Thursday about how the recovery process is going.
"Everything feels good, no pain, ball's coming out good. I'm throwing in the general area that I want to throw in," Morton said. "You don't feel the same feel as you [did], and I'm assuming that's going to come back, because it has come back and incrementally has improved. But, I'm just not foreseeing it being like all of a sudden I can just throw the ball where I want to and my arm feels exactly like it did before I got hurt."
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In this special collector's edition, a selection of Charles Dickens's most captivating stories are gathered together, richly illustrated with handwritten manuscript pages, rare family photographs, and a splendid array of prints and drawings from the special collections of The New York Public Library.
"E. Nesbit's The Hursts of Hurstcote is only one of the many stories found in The Oxford Book of Gothic Tales, the first anthology of this spinetingling genre. Though Gothic fiction has generally been identified with Walpole's Castle of Otranto and the works of Ann Radcliffe, these thirty-seven selections compiled by Chris Baldick provide a unique look at the genre's development into its present-day forms. We see standard gothic elements of incest, murder, and greed in The Poisoner of Montremos, a late eighteenth-century story by Richard Cumberland. We find in Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher the tale that set a new standard of decadence for Gothic stories. In Hawthorne's Rappacini's Daughter, a young girl is raised on the very essence of poison.
"In Faulkner's A Rose for Emily, a woman's death satisfies a neighborhood's curiosity with a bizarre discovery. In other tales, a ghost reveals his sin of parricide, madness drives a man to murder,and a young girl spends her lifetime locked in a single room. All these stories and more contain the common elements of the gothic tale: a warped sense of time, a claustrophobic setting, a link to archaic modes of thought, dynastic corruption, and the impression of a descent into disintegration. Yet they also reveal the progression of the genre from stories of feudal villains amid crumbling ruins to a greater level of sophistication in which writers brought the gothic tale out of its medieval setting, and placed it in the contemporary world."
"There's nothing like a good ghost story. And, in Victorian Ghost Stories, Michael Cox and R.A. Gilbert bring together thirty-five well-wrought tales of haunted houses, vengeful spirits, spectral warnings, invisible antagonists, and motiveless malignity from beyond the grave.
"The Victorians excelled at the ghost story, it was as much a part of their literary culture as the realistic novel, and it was practiced by almost all the great writers of the age. Cox and Gilbert here provide samples from Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Rudyard Kipling, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Henry James, and Wilkie Collins, as well as such classic ghost-story specialists as M.R. James and J.S. Le Fanu (whose "Account of Some Strange Disturbances in Aungier Street," considered one of the best haunted-house story ever written...), plus one or two genuine rarities for the supernatural fiction enthusiast to savor."
A witness to the only documented incident in which a spirit is credited with killing a human being, Richard Powell relates to his daughter the macabre tale of the Bell Witch that haunted the Bell family of Robertson County, Tennessee, 1817-1821.
After the suspicious death of her mother in 1895, sixteen-year-old Gemma returns to England, after many years in India, to attend a finishing school where she becomes aware of her magical powers and ability to see into the spirit world.
"It is 1877, and war has broken out between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. The Bulgarian front resounds with the thunder of cavalry charges, the roar of artillery, and the clash of steel on steel during the world's last great horse-and-cannon conflict. Amid the treacherous atmosphere of a nineteenth-century Russian field army, former diplomat and detective extraordinaire Erast Fandorin finds his most confounding case. Its difficulties are only compounded by the presence of Varya Suvorova, a deadly serious (and seriously beautiful) woman with revolutionary ideals who has disguised herself as a boy in order to find her respected comrade– and fiance--Pyotr Yablokov, an army cryptographer."
Fifteen-year-old Gustine is a "dress lodger", a young prostitute who rents a beautiful dress from her landlord to attract a higher class of clientele. Surgeon Henry Chiver is a prisoner of his own past and is looking to start over.
Doctor and dress lodger come together in the filthy, cholera-infected East End of Sunderland. Here, during the worst epidemic since the bubonic plague, Gustine secures bodies for the doctor's school in exchange for medical care for her ailing child. The arrangement is gruesome but profitable for both until Henry's greed and his growing obsession with her child challenge Gustine's loyalty to him.
"He left the countryside the follower of restless ambition. He would return a different man."
George MacDonald (1824-1905), Scottish poet, preacher, novelist, and mystic, was one of the most original and influential writers of Victorian Britain. His books have sold in the millions of copies, and he was one of the most popular authors of the day on both sides of the Atlantic.
"From the bestselling author of Sally Hemings comes an extraordinary new novel based on the true story of Sarah Baartman, a South African herdswoman exhibited as a "scientific curiosity" in the capitals of nineteenth-century Europe. Barbara Chase-Riboud's previous historical novels won her critical praise and established her as a writer who daringly transforms the hidden truths of the past into compelling fiction. InHottentot Venus, Chase-Riboud recounts the tragic life of Sarah Baartman, re-creating in vivid, shocking detail the racism and sexism at the heart of European imperialism. Born in the colony of Good Hope, South Africa, in 1789, Sarah Baartman was taken to London at the age of twenty by an English surgeon, who promised her fame and fortune. Dubbed the "Hottentot Venus," she was paraded naked in Piccadilly in a freak-show exhibition and subjected to the unabashed stares and crude comments of the British public, which resulted in a sensational trial for her custody by British abolitionists."
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Factual Report: Learjet pilots declared emergency
Learjet 24B, Helendale, Calif., Dec. 23, 2003–According to the NTSB, the Pavair Learjet, on an IFR flight plan from San Bernardino County Airport (CNO) in Chino, Calif., to Hailey, Idaho, "departed controlled flight" and crashed.
After climbing through 26,000 feet, the copilot requested a return to CNO. ATC asked if they needed to declare an emergency, but the copilot said no. In 47 seconds, the airplane descended to 24,000 feet at about 2,000 fpm. Nine seconds later, the airplane was descending through 23,000 feet at about 6,500 fpm. About 16 seconds later, while the airplane was descending at 10,000 fpm, the first officer stated, "We're declaring an emergency now." No further transmissions were received from the airplane. The pilot and copilot were killed.
A witness saw the Learjet flying straight and level below a high overcast layer. The airplane then pitched "nose down a little" and "straightened again." Then the nose pitched "straight down" until it hit the ground. The witness did not notice whether the airplane was spinning, but it appeared to be intact during the descent. He saw no smoke or fire before the airplane hit and exploded into a "mushroom cloud."
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Sigh. What to say to the Nov. 12 letter-writer who fears that an openly gay Scoutmaster would be more likely than a professed heterosexual to molest the writer's grandson on a camping trip? It's simply not true, sir. Your fears are purely the product of old-time myth and prejudice. There is no credible evidence to […]
No evidence to support gay prejudice
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He loves gay people, just not what they do
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I'm amazed at the letter that appeared in The Enquirer on Nov. 6, criticizing United Way for continuing to support the Boy Scouts of America. The writer says that is an "immoral" decision. What? The Bible states that it is a grave sin for a man to lie with another man and I, for one, […]
United Way's questionable moral choice
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It took courage on The Enquirer's part to publish Mark Hansel's article about local United Way funding for the Boy Scouts, even if it came after the close of the United Way campaign ("Local United Way continues Boy Scout funding," Nov. 2). When any organization decides that some people cannot join because they are less […]
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In response to recent coverage concerning policies of the Boy Scouts of America ("BSA"), the Church Council of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Crestview Hills reaffirms our commitment to continue into a third decade as a chartering organization for BSA. As one of some 10,000 congregations comprising the largest Lutheran denomination in the United States, […]
Lutheran churches reaffirm commitment to Boy Scouts
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In response to recent coverage concerning policies of the Boy Scouts of America ("BSA"), the Church Council of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Crestview Hills reaffirms our commitment to continue into a third decade as a chartering organization for BSA. As one of some 10,000 congregations comprising the largest Lutheran denomination in the United States, the Evangelical Lutheran Church […]
One Lutheran church decision doesn't represent us all
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In response to The Enquirer article "Hebron church might drop Scouts" (June 12), about Hebron Lutheran Church considering not renewing with their Boy Scout troop: We would make the following four points: 1. Pastor Shockey and Hebron Lutheran Church do not represent all Lutherans. Lutherans are a diverse group whose faith and reliance on the […]
Morality has nothing to do with being gay
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In his letter "Exclusion by Boy Scouts sends the wrong message" (June 15), the writer claims that organizations should admit "sinners." Whoa. Gays may be considered sinners only if they choose to be gay. Most gays that I know were born gay and have no choice but to be gay. Why is this a moral […]
What would Jesus do about having Scouts in churches?
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I'm sick to think that Hebron Lutheran may disaffiliate themselves from their Scouting program ("Church might drop scouts for allowing gay boys" June 12). All of these churches who are scrambling to dump their Scout troops need to fully understand that they are certainly not representing Christ. I'm pretty sure He would be heartbroken to […]
Exclusion by Boy Scouts sends the wrong message
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Boy Scouts should not exclude any boys from membership and churches should not revoke their Boy Scout charters. Organizations need to understand that just because they allow sinners to be members does not mean they are promoting sin. How many Boy Scouts do not honor their mother and father? How many Boy Scouts are slothful […]
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Gay youth are often ridiculed by their peers and experience a higher rate of depression and suicide than other teens. These boys now have an opportunity to be themselves among the Scouts. Isn't that a blessing? The ELCA teaches that God created and loves all creatures and as Christians we put our faith into action […]
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FRIDAY, Feb. 14, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Giving magnesium to stroke patients while they're being taken to the hospital does not reduce the severity of their disabilities three months later, a new study finds.
Paramedics gave magnesium intravenously to 1,700 stroke patients in California to try to protect their brain cells from the effects of oxygen deprivation. The average time for starting magnesium treatment was 45 minutes after stroke symptoms began, and 74 percent of the patients were started on the treatment within an hour, the study authors noted.
The magnesium was safe, but did not provide any benefits, the researchers found. Ninety days after their stroke, the patients had slight to moderate levels of disability and required assistance to do many of their previous activities, according to findings presented Thursday at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference in San Diego.
Research presented at medical meetings should be viewed as preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed journal.
In animal studies, magnesium was found to widen blood vessels in the brain and increase blood flow, offsetting the dangerous calcium build-up that occurs in cells that are starved of oxygen.
Earlier, small trials with patients showed that giving magnesium up to 12 hours after a stroke caused neither harm nor benefit. However, there were signs that magnesium might be helpful to those who received it within a few hours after their stroke.
"We hoped magnesium would be beneficial, but in any case the study was a success in demonstrating we can get a drug to patients in this early time frame when there is the greatest amount of threatened brain tissue that might still be saved," principal investigator Dr. Jeffrey Saver, director of the stroke center at the University of California, Los Angeles, said in a stroke association news release.
"There are lots of other promising agents in the pipeline that could be helpful, and we now have a system for testing and using them," he added.
Currently, the clot-busting drug tPA is the only immediate treatment for ischemic strokes, which are caused by blocked blood flow. But this drug can't be given until patients undergo brain scans to determine the nature of their stroke.
"Giving tPA in the ambulance before brain imaging is not an option -- it could harm patients having a bleeding type of stroke. Neuroprotective drugs can be delivered in the field as they are safe for both types of stroke," Saver explained in the news release.
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Swedish soprano Ida Falk Winland studied with Lillian Watson at the Benjamin Britten International Opera School (Royal College of Music), and at the National Opera Studio where she was awarded the Tagore gold medal.
Ida's recent operatic engagements include Cunegonde (Candide) for Opera National de Lorraine; Donna Anna (Don Giovanni) at the Helsinki Festival; Cecily (Barry's The Importance of Being Earnest) for Royal Opera House, London and Opera National de Lorraine; Pamina (Die Zauberflöte) and Romilda (Xerxes) for the Royal Swedish Opera; her Teatro alla Scala Milan debut as First Niece (Peter Grimes) with Ticciati; Rosina (Il barbiere di Siviglia), Morgana (Alcina) under Laurence Cummings and her role debut as Cleopatra (Giulio Cesare) at Gothenburg Opera; and the Dew Fairy (Hänsel und Gretel) for her Glyndebourne Festival Opera debut.
Ida has worked with many of the world's leading orchestras and conductors including the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra under Valery Gergiev and Daniel Harding; the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra under Sakari Oramo and Esa-Pekka Salonen; the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra under Gustavo Dudamel; and the Orchestra e Coro del Teatro La Fenice under Marc Minkowski.
As a principal artist with the Gothenburg Opera for the next five seasons, Ida returns for roles including Susanna (Le Nozze di Figaro). Ida will make her debut for the Göttingen Handel Festival next season as Poppea (Agrippina) under Laurence Cummings, return to Bergen for Helena (A Midsummer Night's Dream), as well as concerts with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic under Esa-Pekka Salonen.
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I have been tasked with setting up a rolling replacement plan for one of the schools I work in, but I don't really know how to go about it.
My problem is that the whole IT suite (30 machines) was replaced a year ago, and of the 15 teachers' laptops, 12 are the same age, and other than that we have a couple of Tesco Voucher machines and a staffroom machine that isn't used much.
We couldn't change the whole IT suite in one go, nor the teachers' laptops, so what sort of percentage would I do at a time over what time period?
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Professor Brynjolfsson's research and teaching focuses on three questions: - How can information technology transform the structures of markets and firms? - What is the impact of information technology investments on productivity and business value? - How does the Internet affect commerce in general and information goods in particular?
His work has been recognized with nine "Best Paper" awards from fellow academics and five U.S. Patents. He is frequently cited in the business press, and was named one of five "E-Business Visionaries†by BusinessWeek and one of the two most influential academics by Optimize magazine.
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At MIT, Prof. Brynjolfsson teaches courses on the Economics of Information and on Information Technology and Organizations. He also lectures and consults worldwide for public and private organizations.
A graduate of Harvard University, (Magna cum Laude with A.B. and S.M. degrees in Applied Mathematics and Decision Science), his Ph.D. is in Managerial Economics from MIT. Before joining the MIT faculty, he co-founded and directed a software development and consulting firm and taught two of the first courses on Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge-based Systems at Harvard University. From 1996-1998, he was a Visiting Associate Professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and from 2004-5, he was Marvin Bower Fellow at Harvard Business School. He currently serves as a director or advisor for several firms and non-profit organizations.
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It is dangerous to bet against Einstein. Cosmological research shows that the rate at which the Universe expands is increasing, rather than decreasing as was previously thought. The concept of "dark energy" with a negative pressure was introduced to describe this acceleration. Now measurements of the proton to electron mass ratio (PEMR) over the past seven billion years strongly suggest that the models of dark energy are far more contrived in explaining accelerating expansion than is Einstein's self-proclaimed "biggest blunder" – the cosmological constant. Read More
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The Master's TARDIS was the TARDIS used by the renegade Time Lord known as the Master. He owned more than one TARDIS throughout his many engagements with the Doctor. (PROSE: The Eight Doctors)
History Edit
The Master's first known TARDIS was a Type 45. (PROSE: The Dark Path) During his Earth-based vendetta against the Third Doctor and UNIT, the Master used a TARDIS with a Mark II dematerialisation circuit. Unlike the Doctor's TARDIS, the Master's had a fully functioning chameleon circuit. (TV: Terror of the Autons)
The Master stole Chancellor Goth's TARDIS after he had killed him. (AUDIO: UNIT: Dominion)
One of his TARDISes was destroyed on Traken. (TV: The Keeper of Traken)
The Master sent his TARDIS to wait for him in the Time Vortex when he prepared to steal the Doctor's body (PROSE: The Eight Doctors). It is unknown if he ever reclaimed it following his resurrection.
It is unknown if the Master's TARDIS is somewhere at the end of the universe or if he escaped there via other means (TV: The Sound of Drums); he has since only travelled in time after stealing the Doctor's.
Exterior Edit
During his rivalry with the Doctor, the Master changed his TARDIS into several different forms:
- An Adjudication flyer (PROSE: The Dark Path)
- An out-of-date space locker (PROSE: The Dark Path)
- A horsebox (TV: Terror of the Autons)
- A white cube (TV: The Claws of Axos)
- A spaceship (while he posed as the Adjudicator) (TV: Colony in Space)
- A black Rolls-Royce limousine with darkened windows (PROSE: The Face of the Enemy)
- A bulkhead door aboard HMS Redoubt (PROSE: The Face of the Enemy)
- The Stone of Sacrifice in the cavern of the church at Devil's End (PROSE: The Face of the Enemy, PROSE: The Eight Doctors)
- A computer bank (TV: The Time Monster)
- A filing cabinet (PROSE: The Touch of the Nurazh)
- A control panel (PROSE: Legacy of the Daleks)
- A wardrobe (PROSE: Legacy of the Daleks)
- A grandfather clock (TV: The Deadly Assassin, The Keeper of Traken, PROSE: The Eight Doctors, AUDIO: Mastermind)
- A tank (AUDIO: The Light at the End)
- A red pillar box (AUDIO: The Light at the End)
- The Melkur (TV: The Keeper of Traken)
- A police box (TV: Logopolis, PROSE: The Quantum Archangel (Appeared as both a standard police box and a black-and-gold version of the same), AUDIO: UNIT: Dominion)
- A laurel bush (TV: Logopolis) (a cherry laurel, Prunus laurocerasus)
- A Doric column (TV: Logopolis, Castrovalva, Time-Flight, AUDIO: Dust Breeding)
- A marble fireplace (TV: Castrovalva)
- Speedbird Concorde 192 (TV: Time-Flight)
- An iron maiden (TV: The King's Demons)
- A three-sided column (TV: Planet of Fire)
- A wooden beach hut (TV: The Ultimate Foe)
- A statue of Queen Victoria (TV: The Ultimate Foe)
- A red telephone box (AUDIO: Eyes of the Master)
On Traken, the Master disguised a TARDIS as the Melkur. In this form, it was shown to be able to walk and could fire sonic beams from its eyes. When this TARDIS was destroyed, he fled in another he had kept in the former. This TARDIS was disguised as a grandfather clock. (TV: The Keeper of Traken)
While preparing a trap for the Fourth Doctor, the Master temporarily changed his ship into a police box. He later hid it inside the Cloister room as a laurel bush and finally as a stunted, brown Doric column. (TV: Logopolis) He tended to use a column as his TARDIS' "default" exterior. (TV: Castrovalva, Time-Flight, Planet of Fire)
Interior Edit
The Master's TARDIS had a varied interior. Some interiors seemed to mimic the Doctor's re-designs of his own TARDIS at the time of the encounter. (TV: The Time Monster, Planet of Fire)
Much of the time, the interior was simply a sombre, black version of the interior of the Doctor's TARDIS, sometimes with special equipment such as the Hadron web which he used to hold Adric captive. (TV: Castrovalva)
Companions who spent time in the Master's TARDIS after spending time in the Doctor's ship noted that the atmosphere of the Master's TARDIS was far less welcoming than that of the Doctor's ship, as though both TARDISes had adapted to the moods of their owners (PROSE: The Quantum Archangel).
The Master's library Edit
Like the Doctor, the Master's TARDIS had a well-stocked library. The Master's interests, however, tended toward the evil and arcane. Among the more diabolical works he owned were the Necronomicon, shelved between the Liber Inducens in Evangelium Aeternum and The Black Scrolls of Rassilon. It also included the Book of Vile and its Black Appendix, The Ambuehl Lores and the Insidium of Astrolabus. (PROSE: The Quantum Archangel)
Specific systems Edit
Once, the Master tricked the Doctor into materialising his TARDIS around the Master's, creating a dimensionally recursive loop, (TV: Logopolis) repeating a situation that had previously occurred accidentally. (TV: The Time Monster)
Other upgrades the Master has added to his TARDIS over the years include;
- A force field from a Farquazi time cruiser, which he stole during the 300th Segment of Time.
- A Sontaran Osmic Projector (bought from a rogue Sontaran on Veltriis 4).
- A DARDIS core stolen from Skaro.
- Klypstrmic warheads.
- An artron cannon.
- A vortex lance.
- A Rutan Analysis Engine.
- A Vortex Cloak stolen from the ruins of the Gubbage Cone Throneworld on the edge of the Great Attractor.
Behind the scenes Edit
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FLOYD MAYWEATHER, JR. is cocky, arrogant and self-assured. There's not a lot of truly great athletes that don't have some semblance of this mixture in their DNA. So apparently, Mayweather is just being brutally honest when he says what he says in this HBO – 24/7 promo teaser for the upcoming Mayweather-Cotto fight…
Honestly, there is no blueprint on how to beat Floyd Mayweather. His boxing skills are that good. His ability to adjust to opponents' game plans and effectively counter those strategies is a big part of what makes him a legend in his sport. Mayweather has mastered the art of boxing…a virtually unbeatable combination given his talent and superior mental and physical attributes.
Yet all that being said, there is one fighter that may match all of his talents and boxing skills pound for pound…and Mayweather knows it.
I don't know if Manny Pacquiao is the blueprint to beating Floyd Mayweather but without question, he is the right man for the job.
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Medication Less Likely To Cause Lipodystrophy
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Body Shape Changes (Lipodystrophy)No researcher has suggested that people with lipo should stop taking ART. What Causes Lipo? We do not know what causes lipo. There are different causes for fat loss and fat gain. Fat Loss Zidovudine (Retrovir, AZT) and stavudine (Zerit, d4T) are linked to fat loss. Efavirenz (Sustiva) may also contribute. Fat Gain One theory is that protease inhibitors interfere with the body's processing of fat. However, some patients who have never...
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How likely am I to develop lipodystrophy?Dear Experts, Is there any officical data on what of people taking HAART will develop lipodystrophy? If not, do you have an unofficial (even a guess) of what may develop this? My current drug therapy that I've been on for a few months is...
Response from Cade Fields-Gardner M.S., R.D.
The Cutting EdgeAt this point, there is only speculation about the inevitability of body shape changes. Not all bellies are the same. As far as your belly is concerned, before you jump to conclusions about having fat accumulation forms of lipodystrophy, you... Read more »
Does Truvada cause lipodystrophy?Hi Doctor,I am on combivir and having problem of lipodystrophy on my leg..I am considering of changing my regimen to Truvada and need to know does Truvada cause the same problem of lipodystrophy too?Thanks...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of MedicineThe risk for fat loss for Truvada appears to be less than for Combivir though there is still risk--switching from Combivir to Truvada would often be recommended in the setting of fat loss (lipoatrophy). KH... Read more »
Does Atripla cause lipodystrophy?My doctor tells me that Atripla does not cause many changes in fat distribution, but I'm noticing my eyes looking more sunk in and my belly getting bigger.Is there a more fat-friendly med combination?Thanks....
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AIDS Research and Treatment Center of the Treasure CoastBased on currently available data, Atripla appears to be the regimen least likely to result in lipodystrophy, but it can certainly occur as in your case. Whether some of the newer agents, particularly Isentress will be more fat friendly than... Read more »
Causes of lipodystrophy?Are the different types of lipodystrophy regarding body changes induced by different aspects?Because there is the thinning of legs, arms and face which could remind one of the effect of the virus itself near terminal stages and which can happen with...
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The Cutting EdgeWhat we "know" at this point in time are some of the risk factors associated with the development of body changes and metabolic changes in chronic HIV infection. There are apparently several different manifestations. In my experience... Read more »
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Demon father. Angel mother. We are Nephilim.
Dante wishes you a happy V-Day!
I couldn't pass this scene up for today.
it'll kill ya.
the rebellion for dante
their father Sparda had fallen in love with an angel, Eva. Eva soon gave birth to the twin boys, which infuriated the king of the demonic realm and Sparda's blood brother. Having created a Nephilim, Sparda and Eva created the only race of being that could slay Mundus, so he attacked and killed Eva, tearing out her heart.