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Come to Busselton to join in all the fun of the 2013 153rd Annual Busselton Agricultural Society Show. Taking place on Friday the 1st and Saturday the 2nd of November there will be ring events, art and craft displays, sideshow alley, showbags galore and a fireworks display on Friday night.
The Cape to Cape MTB is set to take place from Thursday the 24th to Sunday the 27th of October 2013. Taking you through private farmlands, over rocky outcrops and along famous surf beaches, this spectacular ride is sure to get the heart pumping.
Held on the 19th and 20th of September the Busselton Wildflower Exhibition displays named specimens as well as floral displays. There is also a variety of photographs to view.
If you need some motivation to keep you moving through winter how about training to take part in the Busselton Spring Running Festival on the 21st and 22nd of September?
If you're after a serious off-road challenge check out The Dirty Dozen Dunsborough Dirt Dash. With events for the kids as well as the main event it'll be a great weekend for the whole family.
There is a lot happening this August in our beautiful corner of the world.
Take the scenic drive to beautiful Nannup from the 15th to the 18th of August to join in the fun and see the beauty of the Nannup Flower and Garden Festival. With open gardens, flower displays and workshops there will be lots to see and do.
If you're into mountain bike riding then Dunsborough is the place to be for the Down South MTB. There will be something for everyone including clinics to help you build your skills and some fun stuff for the kids.
The Gourmet Escape will take place throughout the Margaret River Wine Region from the 22nd to the 24th of November. Star chefs including Heston Blumenthal and Neil Perry will be travelling to the area to take part in this annual event.
CinefestOz is a five day film festival featuring Australian and French Films that we may not otherwise have the opportunity to see. So join us in Busselton from the 21st to the 25th of August 2013 for this engaging collection of films from every genre as well as filmmaker forums and gala events.
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"The Giver" filmmakers picked their leads very, very carefully.
During a sit-down with TheWrap, the film's young stars Brenton Thwaites and Odeya Rush discussed how much more extensive their auditions for the Phillip Noyce adaptation of Lois Lowry's classic YA dystopian novel were compared to other films.
"Usually an audition is 10 or 15 minutes, this one was an hour," said Rush, who plays Fiona in "The Giver" opposite Thwaites' Jonas. "This one was an hour. We did it so many times and at the end I was really just emotionally drained. At the end [Noyce] just kind of brushed me off with one word, like 'okay, great,' and I thought 'I'm never coming back here.' But I ended up coming back five more times."
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The process was equally long for Thwaites, whose Jonas is the film's lead character, who's tasked with receiving all the emotions and memories deemed too chaotic and destructive for everyone else in his seemingly utopian society to absorb.
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HIV Impact on Gay and Bisexual Men: The 4th DecadePosted byon September 27, 2013 at 12:20 PM EST
Today is National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NGMHAAD), an observance that reminds us that HIV continues to take a heavy toll on gay and bisexual men across the United States. Even after more than 30 years of AIDS, this community remains at the center of the U.S. epidemic.
Men who have sex with men (MSM) represent 2% of the U.S. population but more than 60% of new infections and half of all Americans living with HIV. Rates of new HIV diagnoses among MSM in the United States are more than 44 times that of other men. Especially at risk are young MSM (ages 13-24 years), the only risk group where new infections are increasing, with a 22% increase in recent years. Young Black MSM are most affected accounting for 55% of new infections among YMSM overall.
Since 2010 and the White House release of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS) followed by the implementation plan, we have continued to follow the road map to reduce new HIV infections, increase access to care, improve health outcomes for persons living with HIV, and address HIV-related health disparities. Last week, senior leaders from across HHS agencies, including CDC, took part in a public meeting to review progress toward achieving the goals of NHAS. There is much good news.Learn more about
HHS Releases Report on 2012 Progress Implementing the National HIV/AIDS StrategyPosted byon September 25, 2013 at 10:47 AM EST
Ed. Note: This is cross-posted from the AIDS.gov blog. You can see the original post here.
Last Friday, September 20, 2013, the Office of HIV/AIDS and Infectious Disease Policy (OHAIDP) was pleased to host a number of HIV/AIDS leaders from across the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as well as many non-federal stakeholders as we paused to recognize and reflect on major accomplishments across HHS in implementing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. During the meeting, we released the 2012 HHS National HIV/AIDS Strategy Progress Report [PDF 596KB]. This is our second annual progress report. It highlights just some of the many important actions taken by HHS operating divisions and offices during 2012, underscoring the breadth and diversity of those activities—from research, regulation, and policy making to prevention services, training, public awareness, and grant making—that have helped advance us toward the Strategy's goals.
Opening the meeting, Dr. Howard Koh, Assistant Secretary for Health, remarked on the importance of such opportunities to pause and take stock and in so doing, re-charge and re-affirm our dedication to the Strategy's goals. He observed that the report illustrates that since the Strategy's release three years ago, HHS agencies and offices have "stretched, found new ways to connect, work across agencies and programs, and get greater impact for our programs and the people at risk for and living with HIV that we serve." He also recognized that the progress to date toward the Strategy's goals has been "a true community collective effort," involving individuals and organizations from across sectors, including state and local health departments, community-based organizations, health care providers, people living with HIV/AIDS, and many others who have made major contributions to our collective efforts.Learn more about
Addressing the Intersection of HIV/AIDS, Violence against Women and Girls, and Gender-Related Health DisparitiesPosted byon September 6, 2013 at 2:15 PM EST
Today we are proud to announce the release of the report by the President's Working Group on the Intersection of HIV/AIDS, Violence against Women and Girls, and Gender-Related Health Disparities. We have had the honor of serving as co-chairs of the interagency Federal Working Group since March 2012, when President Obama issued a Presidential Memorandum to address two overlapping challenges to the health and wellbeing of communities across the United States: the effects of HIV/AIDS, and the alarming rate at which women and girls experience violence.
More than 1 in 3 women in the United States has experienced rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner in her lifetime; of these women, 69% report experiencing intimate partner violence at age 25 or younger, and 22% experience IPV for the first time as girls between the ages of 11 and 17 years. Furthermore, approximately 280,000 women in the United States were living with HIV in 2009, with an estimated 15% unaware of their status. Women account for 20% of new HIV infections in the United States, with over three-quarters of these new infections occurring among black and Latina women.
By themselves, these statistics represent a compelling call to action, but the particular prevalence of intimate partner violence among women living with HIV further reinforces the need to address the intersection of HIV/AIDS and violence against women and girls: 56% of women living with HIV, compared to the national prevalence of 36%, have experienced violence by an intimate partner.
Given these data, the Working Group established by the Presidential Memorandum was tasked with developing actions for evidence-based, culturally relevant steps for Federal agencies to address the barriers to care and prevention for both HIV and violence. The culminating report charts a path forward to improve collaboration among agencies by leveraging federal resources in support of the health and wellbeing of women and girls, particularly those living with or at high-risk for HIV/AIDS and violence. The report's action steps include: a focus on research and data collection to evaluate existing programs; ideas to develop new strategies for intervention; and expanded efforts to empower women and girls, as well as engage men and boys, in the prevention of violence and HIV risk.Learn more about , , Women
The Next Step of the HIV/AIDS StrategyPosted byon July 15, 2013 at 1:45 PM EST
Editor's note: This post was originally posted on The Huffington Post. You find it here.
Three years ago, President Obama announced an historic comprehensive plan to help turn the tide on HIV/AIDS in the United States: the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. The Strategy has given a new sense of direction, and purpose in our fight against HIV and AIDS.
Since the Strategy's release, scientific developments have advanced our understanding of how to best fight HIV. We now understand that to prevent long-term complications of HIV, treatment is recommended for all adults and adolescents living with HIV in the United States.
This is a significant shift; previous recommendations were to hold treatment until people showed signs of immune decline. Recent research also shows that an important benefit of earlier treatment is that it dramatically reduces the risk of HIV transmission to partners. Furthermore, HIV testing technology is faster, and more accurate than ever before, and HIV drug treatment is less toxic, and easier to administer.
All of this has powerful implications for how we focus our efforts.
And there is a clear need to do so: data released since the Strategy shows that along the HIV continuum of care-- which is the progression from diagnosis to receiving optimal treatment -- nearly 200,000 persons living with HIV in the United States are undiagnosed, and only 1 in 4 has the virus under control.
Today we are thrilled to announce two new developments specifically focused on addressing many of the factors that lead people to fall out of the continuum of care.
First, President Obama signed an Executive Order creating the HIV Care Continuum Initiative.
The Initiative directs Federal agencies to prioritize addressing the continuum of HIV care, by accelerating efforts and directing existing federal resources to increase HIV testing, services, and treatment, and improve patient access to all three.Learn more about
Take Action: Get TestedPosted byon June 27, 2013 at 11:11 AM EST
Today, in a statement, the President highlighted the importance of HIV testing:
"Today is National HIV Testing Day, when we encourage people across the United States to get tested. Early detection and treatment for HIV saves lives, and yet over half of adults in the United States have never been tested. Nearly one in five people living with HIV in this country doesn't know his or her status. That delays treatment, increases the risk of transmission, and sets us back in our fight against the epidemic.
Getting an HIV test is easier and faster than ever. And this past April, the United States Preventive Services Task Force recommended that everyone between the ages of 15 and 65 get screened for HIV as part of their routine health care. That means, under the Affordable Care Act, new health care plans will be required to cover HIV testing without any additional out-of-pocket costs.
But more Americans still need to decide to take the test. We know from experience here at home and around the world that HIV testing opens the door to treatment, reduces the spread of the virus, and helps people lead longer, healthier lives. That's why, on a trip to Africa in 2006, Michelle and I were tested for HIV – because there should be no shame or stigma associated with knowing your status. And if we each do our part by getting tested – and encourage our friends and family to do the same – then we will move closer to an AIDS-free generation."
As the President pointed out, getting tested is about taking action – so take the time and get tested.
To see a video from me on the importance of getting tested, click here. To see a video from the President's trip to Africa in 2006, click here.
Ask your healthcare provider for the test. Or find the nearest HIV testing center to you.
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May 19th is National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness DayPosted byon May 17, 2013 at 5:28 PM EST
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My pick for the number 5 spot goes to the RP Hoffman, the kid has all the tools to be a Ace in this league a mid 90's FB but can reach back for a 96-97 fairly easy, a great 12-6 curve, a decent change up that could be a plus pitch in time and a slider that's a work in progress but also has the chance to be a plus/average pitch. At 6-5 and hovering around 200lbs he has very good size and scouts say a very smooth balanced delivery, now hopefully he can bounce back from the T.J. surgery he had last season. The bright side of his T.J. surgery is the simple fact the Jays would have never been able to grab him with the 9-11 picks, most scouts had him in the top 5 before the injury some as high as the number 1 pick.
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Reversing the funding cuts to the Charity Commission, restricting public fundraising licences to FRSB members only and comprehensive self-regulation are just three of the many recommendations put to Lord Hodgson in his Charities Act Review consultation.
Lord Hodgson advises that he has received 150 responses to his call for evidence to the Review which is looking at whether changes are required to the legal and regulatory framework for charities. 110 of these were from organisations and 40 from individuals.
The consultation is divided into 13 specific areas associated with the Act - from exempt charities, through the future of the Charity Commission, to reporting and accounting requirements. Umbrella bodies have submitted responses on behalf of their members but opinions are divided on a number of matters, not least the issue of self-regulation.
While the Institute of Fundraising (IoF) and Fundraising Standards Board FRSB are united in their calls for comprehensive self-regulation of fundraising, the Directory for Social Change (DSC) and the Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA) highlight a number of current and potential flaws in the system.
The IoF calls for a "unified system of self-regulation" between separate umbrella bodies, with the Charity Commission at the helm. This would take responsibility for monitoring and regulating fundraising activities away from local authorities, which the IoF says are "inconsistent" in their approach, and towards collaborative regulation from within the sector:
"The inconsistency of the application of current licensing laws is costly for both the charities who have to jump through a variety of hoops, and the local authorities who 're-invent the wheel' to respond to perceived problems," the IoF submission advises.
However the Wales Council for Voluntary Action, representing over 3,350 member organisations, questions the capacity of the sector umbrella bodies to pick up sub-regulation responsibilities, and whether the measure would reduce confusion over regulation:
"There is a concern that along with the role that the Commission has already requested that umbrella bodies take in dealing with increased numbers of telephone queries... organisations such as WCVA may be asked to take on an additional role as sub-regulator.
"As well as the obvious issues of cost and staffing levels to meet such an additional role, there would be a concern that sub-regulation could potentially lead to increased inconsistency of approach in regulation of the sector."
But while WCVA is concerned about capacity issues, the FRSB, already a regulatory body itself, calls for an extension to its functions under a new "Self-Regulation Plus" model, further enforcing its own regulatory powers and encouraging a larger membership for the organisation.
Currently only the 1394 members of the FRSB fall under its regulatory powers, which include fines for those breaching its code of practice. But the organisation has struggled to increase its membership in line with expectations, preventing a universal regulation system for fundraising activities. Its recommendations call for the restriction of public fundraising licences to FRSB member charities only, and a programme of promotion through the Charity Commission and other strategic partners to increase membership, and therefore the reach of its regulatory powers.
While the DSC advises that "in an environment of reduced resources, the only way forward is to rely even more heavily on self-regulation", it warns that risks of sub-regulation by umbrella bodies include the possibility of "whole classes" of charities being removed from the central register. It also warns that the boundaries between informal advice and formal regulation are under threat of being blurred.
Its preferred option is for a late reversal of the government's budget cuts to the Charity Commission, calling for the regulator to remain as it stands with legal regulator status in order to "maintain the integrity of the register of charities".
"The biggest factor defining current debate is the government's short-sighted decision to drastically cut the budget of the Charity Commission," said DSC in its submission.
"Although the savings are paltry in terms of overall government spending, they are massive in terms of the Charity Commission's budget and the ability of hundreds of thousands of charity trustees to ensure their organisations conduct their affairs within the law.
"Crucially, the cuts also threaten to undermine public trust and confidence in charity, as the Commission will simply have far less resource available to ensure charities are operating properly. Decisions taken in the name of short-term efficiency are likely to have long-term negative consequences.
"We would urge the government, even at this late stage, to reverse the cuts to the Commission's budget," it said.
If this is not possible, DSC added, the government should "find a way to fund continued access to free help and advice for smaller charities about relevant law and regulation".
The IoF warns that "Whatever system is put in place should ideally be cheaper and as a minimum be no more expensive for a charity than it is at present,"advising that some of the larger charities incur membership costs in excess of £150,000 a year.
While the consultation was set to close at the end of the day on Monday, Lord Hodgson advises there is still time to respond: "We are now reaching the end of the evidence-gathering stage of the review. We are learning a lot about the views of the sector on key regulatory issues and we are most grateful to everyone who has let us know their views so far. There is still time to contribute by filling in the online questionnaire on the Cabinet Office website but please don't delay!"
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GREEN BAY — Not only does it look like wide receivers Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb will be ready for the Sept. 8 opener at San Francisco, but the Green Bay Packers' two top wide receivers may even participate in Thursday night's preseason finale at Kansas City.
That said, both believe it will be even more valuable to take part in practice this week, since the starters aren't expected to see much action against the Chiefs.
"You're going to get more reps in practice, you're going to get more looks in practice, you're going to get more balls in practice," Nelson said. "That, to me, is the more important thing than going to Kansas City and getting three, five plays or whatever it might be.
"If it was a regular-season game and stuff, we definitely could be going. But we've still got to be smart and see what happens."
Nelson underwent a nerve-release procedure on his knee on Aug. 6 and has been sidelined since. Cobb has dealt with a biceps injury throughout training camp and has been limited since Aug. 13, when he pushed through a full practice despite being in obvious pain with the injury.
Nelson and Cobb suited up for practice but didn't do a ton of work, although they did catch passes from quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
"We feel good. And we'll keep working at it," Nelson said after Sunday's practice, which was essentially an extended jogthrough in shorts and helmets. "We didn't do much today, so with Randall and I not practicing last week, for me a couple weeks, and not doing much today, we didn't want to lose a day of conditioning. So we just figured we'd get some extra work in and (Rodgers) wanted to throw some balls, so we did."
The Packers are scheduled to practice in pads Monday and Tuesday.
"I think it's just getting back into the groove of things, getting back into competition, competing with my teammates and going up against an actual body and not doing things on air," Cobb said. "I'm playing free-minded. I'm not going to have any worries whenever I do play, I'm going to make sure I'm at a level where I can go out and compete and perform and not have any worries about anything with my body."
Cobb, who led the Packers in receptions (80) and receiving yards (954) last year in his second NFL season, said he needs the work because he's not a veteran player who can get away with missing so much time and then be ready for regular-season play.
"I'm still a young guy, I'm still trying to get better. So I don't think I can ever be at a place in my career where missing time is OK," Cobb said. "Maybe later on when my body is hurting a lot and I'm getting older in age, but I'm a young guy and I've got a lot of things to work on and a lot of growing to do."
Cobb said the team will work on punt and kickoff returns in practice Monday and that he will get some turns there. Whether he's the Packers' returner against the 49ers is still up in the air, though, as the coaches try to find a suitable replacement so he can focus on the offense.
"You still have to go out there and ride that bike to stay in that groove. So getting back there and returning some balls is going to be important to, just making sure I'm staying on top of my fundamentals," Cobb said. "We know what we're trying to do, it's just important for all of us to do our part."
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I know its just something that you would hope a young player would say but still, to have Cobb say he is still developing and can't afford the missed time is sounds like he has the right attitude.
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I got really used to the WR depth we had over the past couple of years. We need these guys back and we need them healthy.
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Question is how well can these WRs step up?
While Nelson and Cobb are both good, I don't think either one has been good as Jennings at his peak (yet), I think both have the potential to be there, but Nelson are to stay healthy and seemingly get a bit more of an on field attitude and Cobb is still raw, and needs to learn and grow more on the outside routes.
Though I really think Jones and Boykins are the types that will never be the most talented but they're rock solid and they're going to make plays and could start on some teams as a #2 type (yes Boykins still has to do it for a season but I see the potential there).
After that... big ? for me...
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2012-2013 Jones, Cobb, Nelson, Boykin and Ross
Are just as solid as
2011 Jennings, Driver, Nelson, Jones and Cobb
Jones is much better since 2012, Jordy stays healthy and he will be just as solid as he was in 2011, Cobb is only going to get better, Boykin and Ross are at that point where they should show a big jump in improvement.
The names have changed but with The Packers QB the squad will be just as dangerous.
Enjoy the ride – It kicks and just keeps on kickin'.
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Im more concerned about getting nelson and cobb back vs san fran then Williams (cb) -
I think our your DBs will try hard out there trying to still win a decent spot.
IMO we need the help at WR our lesser experienced guys just cant cut it atm ... having nelson jones and cobb and finley on the field at one time should keep any defense on their toes; and stick in lacy and we got em really reeling.
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poorboy126, oxycontin is the same thing with out the acetaminophen in it. may i ask why you are taking pain medication? also some, and for myself also, for some reason the percocet with the tylenol has a better offect then oxycontin with out. something about the formula, hope i was abe to help you
Thanks Leanne for your advice, I have chronic lower back pain and pain in the side of my neck that go down to my mid back.
My feeling is they don't last as long as advertised, for me it's 3 - 31/2 hours
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