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Paget's disease is a problem of abnormal bone growth. It may affect just one bone, but it usually affects more than one.
Paget's disease is most common in people older than 50, and the risk of getting it increases with age. Most people who have it are able to lead normal lives.
The cause of Paget's disease is not clear. But it may be related to:
Most people with Paget's disease have no symptoms. When symptoms occur, the most common ones are:
Other symptoms may occur, depending on which part of the body is affected by Paget's disease.
Paget's disease is most often found by chance when a person sees a doctor for a problem such as hip or back pain. An abnormal X-ray or blood test may lead the doctor to discover this disease.
To diagnose Paget's disease, the doctor will ask about your past health, do a physical exam, and order tests such as:
You might also need other tests, such as an MRI or a CT scan.
Many people don't need treatment for Paget's disease. But even if you don't need treatment, you will still need to see your doctor on a regular basis from now on. This will let your doctor watch for other problems you might get from the disease, such as arthritis, fractures, or nerve problems.
If you have symptoms or are at risk for other problems from the disease, your doctor may prescribe medicine. Medicine can help reduce the breakdown of bone tissue, control symptoms such as bone pain, and prevent other problems such as arthritis.
If you still have pain while taking your prescribed medicine, you can try:
You might also need other treatments, such as:
Some people may need surgery to replace a damaged hip or knee joint.
There are many things you can do to help yourself when you have Paget's disease.
Learning about Paget's disease:
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|American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS)
|6300 North River Road
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The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) provides information and education to raise the public's awareness of musculoskeletal conditions, with an emphasis on preventive measures. The AAOS website contains information on orthopedic conditions and treatments, injury prevention, and wellness and exercise.
|National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), National Institutes of Health
|1 AMS Circle
|Bethesda, MD 20892-3675
|1-877-22-NIAMS (1-877-226-4267) toll-free
|(301) 495-4484
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The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS) is a governmental institute that serves the public and health professionals by providing information, locating other information sources, and participating in a national federal database of health information. NIAMS supports research into the causes, treatment, and prevention of arthritis and musculoskeletal and skin diseases and supports the training of scientists to carry out this research.
The NIAMS website provides health information referrals to the NIAMS Clearinghouse, which has information packages about diseases.
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The NIH Osteoporosis and Related Bone Diseases—National Resource Center is a government resource center that helps health professionals, patients, and the public learn about and locate current information on metabolic bone diseases such as osteoporosis, Paget's disease, osteogenesis imperfecta, and hyperparathyroidism.
|Paget Foundation for Paget's Disease of Bone and Related Disorders
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The Paget Foundation for Paget's Disease of Bone and Related Disorders is a voluntary health agency devoted to serving people affected by Paget's disease of bone. The foundation provides affected individuals and their families with up-to-date information about Paget's disease and refers people diagnosed with Paget's disease to doctors who specialize in treating this disorder. It also assists health professionals who treat this disorder. The foundation produces educational and support materials including brochures, pamphlets, audiovisual aids, a newsletter titled Update, and a guide for people affected by Paget's disease to raise public awareness of this and related disorders.
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Housing Options if I am a Rising Senior
To be considered a Senior-level student you must have 21.50 units by the start of Fall 2014 classes. Please read through the 2014-2015 Room Selection Eligibility page for more information regarding qualifications for participating in Room Selection.
The Annex housing option for room selection is reserved for senior-status students only. No group is guaranteed selection to an Annex during room selection. Selection is solely based on the combined sum of the group members' lottery numbers. Click the name of an Annex for more building specific information such as room arrangements and amenities.
|Building Name
|507 Erie St. Annex*
|416 Erie St. Apartments*
|416 Cass St. Annex
During room selection, senior-status students are able to apply for College-owned apartments. There are four apartment options that range from two to six person. No one group is guaranteed an apartment. Selection is solely based upon the combined sum of the group members' lottery numbers. Click the name of an apartment for more building specific information such as room arrangements and amenities.
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|Briton House Apartments
|4 person apartments
|Male or Female
|Burns St. Apartments
|2 person apartments
|Male or Female
|The Mae*
|4 or 6 person apartments
|Male or Female
|416 Erie St. Apartments*♦
|6 person apartment
2014-2015 Apartment/Ingham Application
* Students must be in "good standing" socially and academically to be eligible for these options. A waiver is required (so the Office of Residential Life can access your records through Student Affairs) when applying for these options.
♦ Due to the occupancy of the two 416 Erie Street Apartments, the 8-person apartment (second-level unit) will be applied for during the annex application phase of room selection and the 6-person apartment (first-level unit) will be applied for during the apartment application phase of room selection.
Special Interest Housing
Dean Hall
Dean Hall is a women's cooperative housing unit open to sophomore through senior-status students. As a cooperative, Dean offers a unique community living experience. This includes regular community gatherings, shared meals, and other responsibilities as determined by the women living in the house. All residents are required to be on the Dean Hall board plan.
For more information and to access the application, visit the Dean Hall page.
The College Environmental House is a living-learning environment centered around sustainability and minimizing environmental impact. Residents of the E-House must also enroll in a designated course in environmental sustainability. Men and women may apply.
Gender Neutral Housing
The Gender Neutral Housing option is designed for students interested in advocating for gender awareness. Men and women reside as housemates in the annex with the intent to create a gender inclusive community.
I-Space is the living-learning component of the Modern Languages and Cultures curriculum. Language students have the opportunity to hone their language skills by residing with native speakers and other students in their major or minor. Residents also participate in cultural activities open to the campus community.
Ingham Hall
Ingham Hall is a small residence hall housing 13 women of junior and senior status. There are five double-occupancy rooms that are available during the room selection process. Residents of Ingham Hall are required to be on the College Board Plan. For more information regarding room arrangements and house amenities see the Ingham Hall page.
2014-2015 Ingham Hall Application
Mitchell Towers and Whitehouse Hall are two residence halls within the "suite-style" housing option. Both halls have two double-occupancy bedrooms connected by a common bathroom (gender specific). There are common areas on each floor that offer opportunities for studying or socializing. Within each hall, Residential Life student staff work to create thriving communities. Students residing in Mitchell Towers and Whitehouse Hall are required to be on the College Board Plan.
Students must sign up in groups of four for this housing option. Selection is based upon the group's combined (sum) lottery number.
General Room Selection
The general room selection is the final phase of the room selection process. The rooms available for selection during this phase are determined at the completion of all other phases and are based on the remaining students' need for housing assignments balanced with the need for space to assign housing to the incoming first-year class. A selected number of returning students will be assigned to Wesley Hall during this process. The available Seaton Hall rooms are currently being set aside for incoming first-year students.
2-Person Double Room Application
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Hi,I like the way the RTM list 'this week' displays (with the day name in the heading). Is there a way I can have the current week widget directly pull up the 'this week' list.Currently, I created a smart list called Week Current and display that on the widget...but that doesn't give the effect that the 'this week' list gives.Can you please include the 'this week' list also in the Show list along with Today?ThankVK
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Hi VK,It's not currently possible to display the This Week view in a widget, sorry. As you mentioned, you can create a Smart List which will display the same tasks as the This Week view, but won't include the daily headings. I'll make sure the development team gets this suggestion for review.Thanks for your feedback!
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Thanks Brendan. Just want to put it out there because I thought it would be useful.


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APS/Users Operations Monthly Meeting
The APS/User Monthly Meeting is a means to improve communication within the APS. The subjects covered by the meeting include:
- Updates on APS issues of importance to resident users
- Updates on resident user issues of importance to APS management
- Operational and technical updates on the x-ray source and beamlines
- Short highlights of user research
- Opportunities to ask questions and for dialog
The meeting is organized by the chairs of the User Organization, Research Directorate, and the APS Director, all of whom would be happy to receive suggestions for specific agenda items.
|Next Meeting: Aug. 29, 2012 at 2:30 p.m. in the 402 Auditorium
|2:30 p.m.
|2:35 p.m.
|APS Update - Brian Stephenson
|3:05 p.m.
|APS Upgrade Update - Jim Kerby
|3:25 p.m.
|The APS 7-BM is Open for Business, Officially! - Jin Wang
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Financial institutions have a long, successful history of responding to regulatory requirements, but today there is a tremendous number of regulations covering the full spectrum of banking, from the CARD Act to Dodd-Frank and Basel III. Banks also have to contend with new regulations governing risk models. In April 2011, the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued their supervisory guidance on Model Risk Management, calling for the evaluation of models for correctness.
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Typically, banks tend to have three major issues with audits: performing the identification and validation at the appropriate sub-population level; preparing the required documentation; and responding in a timely manner to the ad hoc queries that examiners pose, despite limited resources. In an audit, institutions can expect regulators to ask for evidence to support decisioning strategies. The better this is documented, the easier it supports an audit.
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Today, financial institutions can turn to automated solutions to help ensure compliance. These solutions provide the capability to track, centralize and analyze a wide array of items as well as to simulate any number of related scenarios that regulators might ask about. Beyond audits, such solutions add business value by enabling banks to continually review and re-evaluate their policies and strategies within an ever-changing economic environment.
In the highly competitive financial industry, holding steady carries its own risks. Financial institutions that do not have visibility into the performance of their analytic models may sacrifice revenue, lose good customers, experience increased delinquencies and expose themselves to lawsuits. By not adopting the best model management disciplines, institutions risk difficulties in meeting regulatory requirements, which can lead to disruptions, penalties and damaged reputations. Without total confidence in their models, institutions may be making too many overrides or allowing too much confusion into the decision-making process. By implementing best practices for model management, financial institutions can better manage their regulatory and competitive risks, and ultimately elevate the performance of their decisions.
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Monday, November 21, 2005
At the Gay Rodeo, Part III: Competition
Steer Riding
Jove asked how I wound up getting interested in rodeo. The short form is that my father is from (and I was born in) a part of the country that is heavily tinged with hilbilly. We lived all over the United States, moving around with the Air Force, but country/western music came along with us wherever we went. Then came college and a long residence in Boston, during which time I was determined to purify myself of everything rustic and blue collar. It didn't work. After two years of living in Chicago, I started two-stepping at Charlie's bar. And then I made friends with my buddy John, a resident of Dallas, who lured me down to Fort Worth for my first gay rodeo.
Which is why I have now spent many hours of my life photographing gay men and lesbians putting underwear on goats. (Keep reading. You'll see.)
Shooting the competitive events in progress is the toughest part of a rodeo for me, and also the most exciting. Some of the challenge comes from shooting with a camera that has limits capturing fast action in low light. Although for fans and competitors it may seem that all is bright, my faithful little Canon can struggle to keep up.
Grand Entry: Trooping the Colors
Sometimes I like to use this situation to advantage, as in the picture above. The arena crew, standing still, is sharp. The flag rider, galloping past, is blurred. To me, the contrast makes for a more interesting shot than one in which everybody appears to be still.
I've learned to "pan" my camera along with (for example) moving horses and bulls in order to get the shots I need. This isn't foolproof (one can't always swing the camera at precisely the speed the horse is moving, while keeping it in the frame), but when I works the result is gratifyingly kinetic.
(Note: I notice with annoyance that both Blogger and Flickr [my two means of adding images] have a "helpful" image compression built in that squeezes the detail right out of these photos, which I've already compressed to my own satisfaction. Ah, well. It probably only makes difference to me. But I swear they're not so blurry as they appear.)
Barrel Racing
Barrel Racing
Barrel Racing
Flag Racing
Flag Racing
Flag Racing
Breakaway Roping
Breakaway Roping
Breakaway Roping
Team Roping
Steer Decorating
Bareback Bronc Riding
Loading a rider, Women's Bareback Bronc Riding
Very Short Ride, Bareback Bronc Riding
Prep for the Wild Drag Race
Wild Drag Race
Wild Drag Race
Wild Drag Race
Wild Drag Race
Goat Dressing
Goat Dressing
Goat Dressing
Loading the chute, steer riding
Steer Riding
Steer Riding
Bull Riding
If you'd like more information on what in tarnation is going on in these pictures, you can get the whole scoop from the International Gay Rodeo Association Web site.
18 comments:
- ann said...
Wonderful action shots! Right now I'm working with shots from dog shows (long story involving quilting and photographs), and let me tell you - you could make a small fortune at agility trials shooting action shots. High speed low light environment to the hilt.
- Ann said...
Wow..as someone who struggled to take action photos of her daughters at basketball games I can only marvel at the quality of these photos...
The Stockyards at Fort Worth--one of my favorite places on this entire earth--so I know that feeling of just connecting with Fort Worth.
Your pictures take me back to that place that I love. My last visit to Ft. Worth just a month ago to the Cowboy Poets festival--I hope to attend one of the big Ft. Worth rodeos one day.
Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us.
- Sister Sue said...
Wow! Wonderful shots again...I think my favorites are the riding shots, be folks be riding horses or steer. I especially love the steer riding shot with the hat going one way and the steer's head going the other, with the rider's arm straight out. Fabulous. These are great. We'll see the finer quality when they find their way onto your website, eh? As it is, we get the picture (tee hee!). Keep it up! Yahoo! Or should I say, "Yee-ha!"
- JoVE said...
Very nice action shots. An acquaintance from Alberta said that she competed in a 'mutton busting' event when she was a kid. Apparently the under 6 crowd get try riding a sheep. Beautiful action shots.
- Carol said...
No need to apologize - your photos are superfantastic. Just prepare yourself for a phone call from PETA: putting underwear on a goat clearly constitutes animal abuse. Especially if it's an underwire. Or a thong.
- Sneaksleep said...
One word: Awesome!!!
- JRosa said...
Love your photos. Maybe I'll get a job so I can afford to buy one or two. They are so beatiful; plus, bull riding sure beats bull fighting any day.
- Kathy Merrick said...
Franklin, my friend, gorgeous photos. 'splain me, though, "steer decorating"?
Is that just what it sounds like?
- Christopher said...
I knew you had to go to "Charlies"! I was there nine years ago. My exboyfriend, Ford, was a bartender there.
Didn't cowboys in the old west put underwear on goats?
- Helen said...
That third Flag racing shot is stunning! And the second breakaway roping shot is also brilliant.
Kudos to you! In a set of really good rodeo shots, these two stand out.
(insert long winded blathering about how impressed I am here).
Brings back lots of rodeo watching memories. Why was it I married such a city-boy?
- Enjay said...
Beautiful Photography, than you! I've competed, but never really paid attention to photographs of rodeos before. The intense concentration of both the animals and the people, magnificent. Also, having performed many of those movements many times, seeing the riders frozen for that second, perched percariously, shifting, throwing themselves into stride with the animal, it really reminds me just how much of a ballet it truely is. A private ballet, invisible except to the participants, until Franklin comes along with his cannon and briefly captures the dance.
Oh, and Franklin? You're contagious! I have a fellow student who has taken into her head that I need to knit her a pair of underwear...yeesh!
- Enjay said...
Yeesh is right, I've counted three typos in my previous post so far. My apologies.
- Rabbitch said...
I just sat with a huge grin on my face while looking at these pictures. Why? I have no idea. My closest contact with any rodeo has been dressing cats (just as dangerous as dressing goats -- don't believe me? Try to put a bonnet and booties on a cat named Cuddles) and trail riding a 12-year-old very very tired horse named King.
Lovely pictures. They brought me joy; thank you.
- dan said...
These are really beautiful photographs. Was Mark Weigle there by any chance? He's a lovely gay singer songwriter that does the gay rodeo circuit. Totall sweetheart and lovely singer.
White Crane is doing an issue on Gay Cowboy Love for our Spring issue. Perhaps we could entice you to submit some of your photographs? They'd be fab.
- Sahara said...
Wow! Your shots put me right there, Franklin, thank you.
I feel for the steer riders. That s**t is no joke. Especially when you are now held together with pins.
I know they all MUST have hot tubes at home.
- birdfarm said...
Glad you have finally embraced all of your different roots. (Some roots you're born with, some you choose to graft onto, it's all good). Maybe that's one reason why you seem more comfortable in your own skin than you did fifteen years ago. The fact that you're fifteen years older also has something to do with it, I'm sure, but I used to feel bad for you, seeming so eager to get away from parts of yourself.
Hope that's not too much revelation in this public space... I love you Franklin!
(my word verification word is fllzy... do you think blogger is calling me a floozy???)
- Tallguy said...
Excellent shots! After all these years living right in the middle of Stampede Country (http://www.argra.org/culture-history.htm , http://calgarystampede.com/), I've never been to the gay rodeo! Well, maybe next year ---
- Jenn said...
Fantastic shots. I can't believe you got those without a motor drive. Beautiful!


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Bruce Irvin played in pass rushing situations for the Seahawks as a rookie and posted 8 sacks. So which is it? Is Jones more Von Miller or Bruce Irvin?
I've heard some prognosticators compare Jarvis Jones to both Von Miller and Bruce Irvin.
Bruce Irvin played in pass rushing situations for the Seahawks as a rookie and posted 8 sacks. So which is it? Is Jones more Von Miller or Bruce Irvin?
Irvin right now. Miller is a more complete LB.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
I've heard some people say Von Miller or Ware the way they get a jump on the snap. I've heard others say he looks more like Clay Matthews which isn't bad either. Then I heard someone on NFLN comparing him to Chris Clemons whos a DE in Seattle.
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I compare him to Jarvis Jones, the one we seen play at Georgia is the one we want to see play on Sunday's.
let's just hope he's not like Bruce Davis...
He's Jarvis.
He lacks the top end Speed Miller had, Miller had a bit more production in college however, they played in different conferences.
My personal view.
He isn't a Von Miller Clone, IMO they both show a good edge rush, however....
Von Miller is more the Athlete, Jarvis is more a high motor guy/ beat you by reading the blocking shemes.
Jarvis, if anyone reminds me of James.
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I have no idea who to compare him to, but when I watch his highlights he never gives up on a play, even when he's blocked initially and that is a good thing. Giving 110% on every play doesn't take any talent, so when you combine that with talent (which Jones has) it should be an awesome combination and the Steelers' good fortune.
1.15) Ryan Shazier - ILB/OLB
2.46) Stephon Tuitt - DE
3.97) Dri Archer - RB
4.118 ) Martavis Bryant - WR
5.157) Shaquille Richardson - CB
6.173) Wesley Johnson - OT
6.192) Jordan Zumwalt - ILB
7.215) Daniel McCullers - DT
7.230) Rob Blanchflower - TE
"Before you can win a game, you have to not lose it." -- Chuck Noll
Can he just be Jarvis Jones? His own self? Comparisons are for the draft process...now he's Jarvis Jones. How he plays and pans out is what really makes him well...him.
I just hope he pans out to be the elite star version of himself! GO STEELERS!
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