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Fluconazole (Diflucan)...HIV Take It? What About Drug Resistance? How Is It Taken? What Are the Side Effects? How Does It React With Other Drugs? What Is Fluconazole? Fluconazole is an antifungal drug. In the US, its brand name is Diflucan®. It is sold under many different names in other parts of the world. Antifungals fight infections caused by different kinds of fungus. Fluconazole fights opportunistic infections in people with HIV. Pfizer...
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Your comment on crotisone Shot affecting HIV antibody testing, quick donationHello Dr. Bob,Thanks for answering my question earlier. I had oral insertive sex (she licked/sucked my penis twice, spitted on it) all unprotected and then applied condom and gave me oral sex. I think the Sex worker was HIV +. I had an DNA PCR at 15...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hello,Relax Max! A cortisone shot for eczema given 1.5 months prior to your exposure will not affect the validity of your definitive three-month (from the date of exposure) HIV-antibody test. Likewise, your use of topical cortisone Read more »
pos. person on meds testing neg. possible? (HIV ANTIBODY TEST VERSUS HIV VIRAL LOAD TEST)Hi Dr. Bob. First thank you for all your generous answers. My question is:If someone is on meds for hiv(any, not specific)and their v.l. is undetectable, how possible is it they can go down to the local health department and test negative? Thanks...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...different types of tests that measure two very different and distinct things. See below.Dr. Bobagain about the window period (HIV ANTIBODY TEST VERSUS VIRAL LOAD TEST)Jul 11, 2008 doc i read all ur logs about window period which says that the HIV... Read more »
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John Oldham
John Oldham was an English satirical poet and translator.
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Oldham was born in Shipton Moyne, Gloucestershire, the son of John Oldham, a non-conformist minister, and grandson of John Oldham the staunch anti-papist rector of Shipton Moyne and before that of Long Newton in Wiltshire. He was educated first at Tetbury grammar school, then at St. Edmund Hall at the University of Oxford, where the Principal was Thomas Tully, an ex-headmaster from Oldham's school at Tetbury. Tully was "a person of severe morals, puritanically inclined and a struict Calvinist.
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1Though much concern'd to leave my dear old friend, 2I must however his design commend 3Of fixing in the country: for were I 4As free to choose my residence, as he;
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Honest question.
I have a 3DS and Vita but that's just because they have loads of exclusives worthy of them.
PC IS cheaper on the long term. You only need to pay around 500 bucks for a high end PC which will last you more than what consoles offer you, and games are on sale way too often.
TBH the whole "PC is complicated" is just a sign of laziness. Well, if you're unwilling to learn about the right ways of the master race then it's all your loss.
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Shoothemonkey posted...
Honest question.
lol at high end $500 PC.
PC IS cheaper in the long run, kind of. But no, $500 wont get your a high end PC that will outlast consoles.
You make up the money with free online and cheaper games. But the problem with that is you get a lot more games worth playing so you end up buying more anyway. So really you'll spend just as much if not more.
"What's a strategy game? You mean like Mass Effect?"- A console gamer
Try $1,000+ to even begin nearing the high end.
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Ok well high-end graphics for games like BF4, CoD, anything that appeals to console audience.
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TimePharaoh posted...
Shoothemonkey posted...Honest question.
heh yeah it's more like $500 dollars for a high end video card. (Still wouldn't be the best possible card).
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To answer your question TC, because consoles give a certain amount of value that is adequate to their price. Part of that value is the ease of setup and use.
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Ok well high-end graphics for games like BF4, CoD, anything that appeals to console audience.
High end graphics means nothing. Anyone can do that. Doing it at 60fps+ is the only thing anyone cares about.
You also can't get 'high end graphics" on $500. That's a midtier computer at best. You're trying to apply broken peasant logic in that there's either "good" or "not good" computers. The range is massive. Mid-tier doesn't mean bad, but don't pretend something is high when it's not.
it really is stupid that pc gamers get so upset that there are people who play on consoles. you do realize that alot of pc releases are subsidized by console game sales whether direct or indirect.
the whole basis of steam sales on games is because usually the game has already hit its ROI due to its console sales and releasing on pc is the act of squeezing the last few pennies out of what has become the cheapskate market. game like dark souls would not have ever existed without consoles its too much of a high cost development and very console minded designed game.
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PC isn't for everyone and I don't hate people who don't game on a PC. Different strokes for different folks.
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Always a problem :( Laundry control
Let me start off. My laundry is done in my basement. Like others. I sort my clothes into colors onto the FLOOR (bins don't exsist) and I put " special " items into another basket.
My question is... how do get control over your laundry? I feel like throwing all the white socks away and buying one or two kind! Same goes for color.
There are clothes everywhere. While I give everyone their clothes to put away. They just pick out what they need and the rest stays there.
I admit I am disorganized !
Can I use one detergent (he) for all of my clothing? I have the old Whirlpool Duet washer and a new Whirlpool gas dryer with moisture sensor on it.
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rofl............I used to sing that song. You don't have teenagers in your house, do you?
We solved the white problems exactly how you were teasing. We buy them by the dozen at Hanes website. Identical and all one size. Then when one gets past the point of redemption, we have a spare and it gets paired up with another spare to make a pair.
I go so far as to put a stack of each person's clean clothes on their dresser. Take it to their rooms? Ha! I haven't trained my husband to take it to his room.
I'm not much one for buying things I don't need, but I think some cheap plastic bins should be on your shopping list. Put two in each bedroom, ugly or not. Label one clean and label the other dirty. You might not ever get your family to sort out their dirty clothes by light/medium/dark load but you can get them to throw all their dirty ones in the dirty bin and you can stuff all their clean ones in the clean bin. Threaten to break knuckles if a clean one ends up in the dirty bin. I have heard too many women complain that their kids sort through the clean stuff, wad it up in a mess and when forced to clean their rooms, toss it in the dirty clothes for Mama to wash again. Bull pucky.
When a child reaches the age of twelve, and can run the most sophisticated electronic in your home and text on their blackberry blindfolded as they do their homework, they can be taught how to wash their own clothes. Yes.....you can delegate that. Believe me they learn when they run out of clothing. Even husbands can learn. If you let them do their own, you don't have to worry about a pair of indigo jeans going in with your white cotton lawn dress. If they have pink underwear and grey socks, it's their problem. And when peer pressure gets bad enough, they'll clean up their act. (And their clothes)
Yes, find a good all-purpose detergent and it can be used on all your laundry, save maybe very delicate hand washables.
I loved Calliope's post!!
What I did was put in a laundry chute and a cabinet with a basket system. Every day I unload the chute and sort the clothes in the appropriate basket. When the basket is full the load needs to be washed. So you are basically washing at least one load a day.
So I would suggest that you get some baskets that approximate the load amount of clothing you can put in your washer. When the basket is full just pick it up and load the washer. No more of picking up every item, again, off the floor. Your laundry area will look neater and more pleasing to the eye which will be more "calming" to your demeanor. Also, I would hang everything that you can. The only thing I didn't hang were socks and boxer shorts. All their underwear t-shirts were always hung. They're not as apt to paw through the piles and toss clean clothes on the floor. Depending on their age you could even buy rolling clothes racks for each person. That way they have the option of either packing the items up to their rooms, or go to the basement every day.
When you get to the point that you are going to buy a new washer, get one with delay start. That way you can basically load at bed, then toss in the dryer when you get up. Or whenever you decide you will be around to unload the dryer. Don't waste time and energy re-tumbling clothes.
Laundry is a never ending chore. Come up with a game plan as to how you will tackle the problem every day. Obviously the age of your children will determine how you will approach the problem. And pick one day as "your" day. No laundry, etc., so you can have at least a few hours of ME time.
Hear your pain Five girls panties and socks everywhere. spent countless hours sorting size foding and matching until I started this system. I got stakable bins one for each child. I just threw all their panties and sock in their bins. They had to go get them each day, eventually they got tired of this and started matching and putting them away themselves. You would be surprised how much extra time you have when you do not have matching and folding socks as a chore. An added bonus: They never ran out of socks oe undies. For some reason my girls "lost" these items as soon as they hit their room.saved me countless hours looking for socks before the school bus came.
My mother used to tell us that the washing machine runs only one day a week. If we miss having our dirty clothes in the laundry room bin by then, we'll have to wait another week.
She did deliver the washed clothes to our beds for us to put away.
Later on she said we could do our own laundry. Ha! My sister was the worst. She's wash one blouse at a time, or one pair of jeans at a time. It wasn't long before our father started to complain about the water bill. Back to only one day a week washing.
What good ideas.
It's just DH and me but even so laundry management is a bear, as we seem to stack up dirty clothes like crazy. I don't like DH to "help" with the laundry because no matter how much he's doing, he brings it all into the laundry room at once and then I don't know what is clean and what is dirty...
-I only bring into the laundry room what I'm doing at the time.
-I also got him all one kind of white sock, and all one kind of black dress sock.
-I use liquid Tide (original scent, not the kind with "Clorox") for everything except silk dresses. I use cheap shampoo for those.
-We have three rolling plastic hampers in the closet (purchased at The Container Store or even Target/Walmart): one for towels, one for whites, one for colors. Dress shirts just go on the floor. I have several extra of these that remain stacked until the full ones are rolled into the laundry room, then the empty replaces it (otherwise the clothes start to collect on the floor.)
-Like someone else said, everything is hung except sox and undies. Those "Joy Mangano" hangers are really nice for not taking up too much room, and things don't slip off them. I stick to one color of them so it seems more serene in the closet.
My big problem is that I don't fold things up promptly and get bins of laundry waiting to be folded! I have to do better on that.
I found that moving from a large laundry room in the lower level of my old house, to a laundry closet on the 2nd floor of this one, helped tremendously with my laundry disorganization. Laundry is kept in each person's bedroom or bath and is easily collected when I decide to toss in a load. I fold it as it comes out of the dryer, using the machines as stacking surfaces, and put it in bedrooms directly. I do this because I know that if I get lazy and toss it into a basket it will stay there forEVER.
I agree that a kid who can figure out a smart phone or hook up the family entertainment system without a manual can learn to run the washer.


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Orange flower bulb? Perennial? Please help ID
My neighbor has several of these growing in her yard. They are pretty and I would like to know what the plant is called and if it is a perennial? It looks like it grows from a bulb, but I cannot tell. The stalks are almost 4 ft in height.
Crocosmia aka Montbretia. It is invasive in certain climates so check before you introduce it to your garden and be prepared to watch it carefully. It has taken over large tracts of land in the coastal UK.
Here is a link that might be useful: Crocosmia
More like 'eternal' than 'perennial' when they're happy. They spread by seed or sharply-pointed runners which will easily go through the bulbs of other more-preferred species. And their older bulbs can go down 12" or more, like a string of beads.
Do brilliantly in a sandy/silty soil. Don't mind shade but you'll get more leaves than flowers.
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There's a fine line between a satisfyingly difficult game and a game that's so annoying that you want to hurl your controller through your television. Some titles have tough sections that adequately reward your Herculean efforts. Others are just difficult for the sake of being difficult. In my mind it's the difference between something like Ninja Gaiden and Mega Man 9. It's so tough to do it right.
Coffee Talk #197: Who's Your Favorite Super Villain?
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In yesterday's Coffee Talk, we had a fun conversation about our favorite superheroes. Let's take a stroll on the dark side today and talk about our favorite super villains! In comics, games, movies, etc., heroes are only as good as their villains. Threats seem much more epic when they're executed by a devious mastermind. The fictional world needs great villains!
Coffee Talk #196: Who's Your Favorite Superhero?
Posted on August 10th, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, Comics, Today's Specials. 44 comments
My friend and I were talking about comics last week (this is not unusual) and the topic of our favorite heroes came up. Most of my comic-book reading friends are straight up DC/Marvel fans. They're favorite characters are almost always Batman or Spider-Man. My choice is a little bit different -- Nightwing.
Coffee Talk #195: What's the Worst Console You Ever Bought?
Posted on August 9th, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, Console Wars, Today's Specials, Videogames. 42 comments
RPadholic smartguy brought up a fantastic idea for Coffee Talk, so let's use it today! What's the worst console you've purchased? Surely some of you have been burned by the likes of Nintendo's Virtual Boy, Nokia's N-Gage, or Tiger Telematics' Gizmondo. Now's the time to let your frustrations out and totally trash the one gaming system you wish you never spent money on! It'll be cathartic. Give it a go.
Coffee Talk #194: Your Favorite Animated Comic Book Movie
Posted on August 5th, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, Comics, Movies, Today's Specials. 35 comments
After failing to find it at Best Buy last weekend, I finally watched Batman: Under the Red Hood last night. It was frickin' brilliant! DC's animated movies have been rocking for years, but Under the Red Hood raises the bar. The art style is fantastic and the voice acting is first rate (I thought I'd miss Kevin Conroy more, but Bruce Greenwood's fine performance ensured that I didn't). Most importantly (to me, anyway), the story was fantastic. It took a great plot from the comic books, tightened it up, and got rid of some of the convoluted twists that confused readers.
Coffee Talk #193: Have Games Desensitized You to Violence?
Posted on August 4th, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, PC Gaming, Today's Specials, Videogames. 12 comments
After E3 2010, I vaguely remember an article by some guy I can't remember saying that videogames have desensitized people. The premise was that gamers have spent too much time shooting enemy soldiers, decapitating villains, and blowing buildings up that it no longer seems shocking. I started thinking about the issue again after the excellent people at Gamasutra started discussing it.
Coffee Talk #192: "CSR Nightmares" or "Sprint CSRs Suck"
Posted on August 3rd, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, Mobile Tech, Today's Specials. 35 comments
After installing FroYo on my Evo 4G, I decided that I was going to commit to the phone and reactivate it. This is a big deal for me as I have all sorts of commitment issues. I figured A) it's a great phone that was free, B) I'm eligible for an upgrade straight away, and C) I get a service discount as a Google I/O attendee. After 25 minutes and three CSRs, I was unable to activate the phone with the discounted plan.
Coffee Talk #191: Will Mice Become Niche Gamer Products?
Posted on August 2nd, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, PC Gaming, Today's Specials. 51 comments
So I'm still thinking about Apple's Magic Trackpad (way more than I ought to). It's more than that though. I'm thinking about the evolution of input methods. Games started with Pong paddles, moved onto joysticks, which gave way to gamepads, which are currently being overshadowed by the dawn of motion controls. Phones had rotary dials, eventually started using digital keys, and now use touchscreens.
Coffee Talk #190: What's Your Favorite Star Trek?
Posted on July 30th, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, Geek Stuff, Movies, Today's Specials, TV. 34 comments
Last week a few of you started a fun Star Trek fight debate. It started with The Original Series vs. The Next Generation, moved onto Kirk vs. Picard, and even touched on Spock vs. Data. I was thoroughly entertained and hope you're up for it again! This time around let's include all of the Star Trek shows -- even Voyager (Come on! A woman captain and a black vulcan?!?). Let's start with the poll:
Coffee Talk #189: How Often Do You Change PCs?
Posted on July 29th, by raymond padilla in Coffee Talk, Geek Stuff, PC Gaming, Today's Specials. 43 comments
RPadholic smartguy brought up an interesting conversation starter yesterday: how often do you change PCs? Some of my friends get new machines every year. Others have had the same system for more than five years. It's really all over the place with the people I know and I'm sure it's the same for you guys.


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Spare us more NDP prudence
Manitobans are getting primed for the NDP government's announcement that it will not meet its deficit projections this year. Premier Greg Selinger noted Thursday, at a "state of the province" address to the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, that the deficit will rise this year. Fighting the province's largest flood on record has cost $841 million -- the province's share is $343 million -- and the bills are not all in yet.
Mr. Selinger is playing a classic political game, the girding of the people for harsh news, so a government can then claim "fiscal prudence" when the numbers come in better than a worst-case scenario. In the spring, Rosann Wowchuk, then finance minister, said hard work trimmed about $80 million off the 2010/11 deficit, initially set at $545 million. Then, in September, the public accounts for that year showed the summary deficit at $298 million. Fiscal prudence, was the refrain.
At the time, Mr. Selinger said the government would meet, or beat, its promise to eliminate the deficit by 2014. This, even as the largest flood on record was swamping the province with extraordinary expenses.
With his party securely back in government, Mr. Selinger was singing a different refrain Thursday. The government, he said, will meet the 2014 deadline, but no one should be surprised that the deficit will rise this year.
Asked how the government can blow its projection this year and still balance the budget by 2014 -- in effect, leaving it two years to dig out -- he replied, "prudent" management.
Prudent management over the course of a decade of steadily rising revenues, dramatically rising transfer payments, would have produced surpluses even as a global recession took hold. It would have socked away money in the fiscal stabilization fund, to backfill a drop in tax revenues. Instead, the NDP spent the money on unrestrained program expansion. And even in deficit-financing days, the government's publicity mill on Broadway churns out regular announcements of the latest cheque getting cut to yet another worthy public works or community effort.
Mr. Selinger has time to bring Manitoba's 2010/11 budget under the deficit projected. It is time to cut back spending -- government-wide. The premier refused Thursday to say whether or where the "budget challenges" would translate into spending cuts. That would be a much more difficult song to sing in a province conditioned to constantly expect more.
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Matt Walsh plays Dave, a municipal worker with an eternal bone to pick with his local government. After one rather heated city council meeting, a video of Dave's rant goes "viral", attracting the attention of the New York-based hipster community who believe Dave's rights are being repressed. The resulting three ring social media circus ropes in the rest of Dave's fame-obsessed family and community, culminating in another city council meeting no one would soon forget.
Hits was perfectly cast. Each main actor fit their role like a glove, bringing gestures and vocal inflections so natural to the type of characters they were playing. My favorite was Donovan, portrayed by James Adomian. Donovan is a cut-off wearing, waxed mustache-sporting gent from New York who came to Dave's small town in order to act as his personal hipster messiah. Unfortunately, while Donovan and the horde of hashtagging freedom fighters that follow in his footsteps are readily identifiable as "hipsters", that's about the sum of their characters. The audience simply received the same hipster-related jokes we've seen in the past from other movies and television shows. Yes, this portrayal is faithful and sharply accurate, but almost to a fault. There is no new observation made.
Hits is an excellent showcase of the narcissism run amok with every new social media app and movement. It's a film about a group more interested in the sound of their own voice rather than the message they were supposed to be spreading. And I believe it's a social observation and commentary that came a few years too late. With the so-called ''hipster lifestyle'' and attitude being lambasted virtually everywhere, what could have been a scathing humorous remark on the state of our social identity and our own sense of self importance, falls flat.
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The cold will come upon us soon and stay. In preparation I pulled out my faithful Irish handknit. It might come as a surprise to some that the source for this sweater was Lands' End. The company was stocking their catalogs with some credible country attire at the time, such as moleskin trousers, heavyweight Viyella shirts and Irish hand knits. I fell in love with the sweater the moment I saw it. I did not keep a copy of the catalog page, but the sales pitch was similar to the narrative on the card that came with a bit of yarn for repairs: "Somewhere far away, in a small cottage, a hand-knitter made this fine sweater just for you." The knitter was V. Thompson, her name on the card, which was a novel and nice touch. I imagine that she was part of a small stable of knitters drafted into making sweaters that ended up under a few fortunate Christmas trees over 25 years ago.
Some readers will be cheered and others chagrined to know that the Aran handknit sweater was among the handful of "Official Preppy Handbook" approved sweaters. Whether preppy or uber-traditional, it seemed like a must-have at the time. I recall seeing them on folks and was happy to think that the wearer had a passing association with the Emerald Isle. (Continue)


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Def Jam CEO Steve Bartels, the person in charge at the label behind artists such as Justin Bieber, Iggy Azalea, Rihanna, Kanye West and Jay Z, opens up about his artists and the label's future in a new Billboard interview.
When asked by Billboard how he "handles an artist who has become overexposed like Justin Bieber", the 51-year-old former DJ replied:
I don't think he is overexposed. I think he had the unfortunate task of growing up in front of the world.
I don't know how you could be judged by every left turn, every shoelace you tie. It's a very unfair trajectory.
It's part of what comes with [stardom], but for somebody to grow up through that… being with him and [seeing how the paparazzi] bait him and goad him, and having people literally throw themselves across the car, I think with much scrutiny, anything you do is going to get embellished or highlighted to a degree that maybe isn't fair.
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Jalen was drafted in the 1st round, 13th pick overall, by the Denver Nuggets in the 1994 NBA Draft.
Jalen was named to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team in 1994-95 after setting a Nuggets' rookie record with 389 assists.
Jalen was named NBA Player of the Week for the week ending March 19, 2000, averaging 26.8 points per game, 7.5 rebounds per game and 4.5 assists per game.
Jalen was named the winner of the 1999-2000 NBA Most Improved Player Award.
Jalen appeared and started in all 2000 NBA Finals games against the LA Lakers, averaging 23 points per game.
Jalen has grabbed double-digit rebounds on 13 occasions as of the beginning of the 2006-2007 season.
Jalen has recorded 42 career games with double-figure assists as of the beginning of the 2006-2007 season.
Jalen has recorded 29 point-assist double-doubles, 13 point-rebound double-doubles, and one triple-double as of the beginning of the 2006-2007 season.
Jalen has scored 30+ points 38 times and 40+ points on three occasions, as of the beginning of the 2006-2007 season.
Jalen has averaged 14.4 points per game, 4.1 assists per game and 3.6 rebounds per game , shooting .448 from the floor, .348 from three-point range and .794 from the free throw line in 675 games, and 398 starts.
Jalen averaged at least 20 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists from 2001-2003.
Jalen appeared in 237 straight games, the sixth-longest current streak in the NBA, during the start of the 2003-2004 season.
Jalen made the NCAA Finals twice, in 1992 and 1993, but lost both.
Jalen is the son of Jimmy Walker, a former NBA player.
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LOS LUNAS -- A man who a Los Lunas family took to their home to give him food and a shower ended up burglarizing their van later that evening.
Los Lunas police say a man, who is still unidentified, was asking for water and cigarettes near Highway 314 on August 17, and a family of Good Samaritans decided to take him to their home for a proper meal and shower.
According to police, the family also gave him some money before sending him on his way.
However, later that night, the man returned to the home and burglarized the van the family had picked him up in earlier that day. He allegedly stole two bags of personal property from the van, along with a child's jacket.
Los Lunas police arrested the man, who was wearing the child's jacket at the time, and took him to the police station for booking.
While at the police station, the man allegedly threw himself on the floor, injuring his head. He was taken to a local hospital before he was identified by police, and fled the hospital before officers arrived to identify him.
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This special issue of PERC Reports is dedicated to PERC's Lone Mountain Fellows. In our cover story, Michael 't Sas-Rolfes explores the war on wildlife trade and offers insights from his recent research at PERC.
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THE BREAK-UP: PRO FOOTBALL TALK's Mike Florio wrote, "As best we can tell, there is definitely an undercurrent of hostility between Banner, and Lurie and Roseman." A source said that Lurie and Roseman were "openly criticizing Banner when talking to people not affiliated with the team" (PROFOOTBALLTALK.com, 1/18). In Boston, Greg Bedard noted the two "met through a mutual friend in the 1960s, and seemed to part amicably when Banner went to Cleveland" (BOSTON GLOBE, 1/20). In Philadelphia, Les Bowen wrote, "This one has been simmering for a while," and credit Frank for "getting Jeffrey Lurie to yank the lid off the pot" (PHILLY.com, 1/18).
INTERESTING WELCOME: ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported the Cleveland media "had some questions" about the Browns hiring Michael Lombardi as VP/Player Personnel, as Lombardi has been out of the league since '07 and he was with the Browns when Bill Belichick was coach and the team "didn't have a lot of success." Mortensen said, "All Mike Lombardi asked today was a fair chance to start over again. One thing (Browns Owner) Jimmy Haslam liked about him, as CEO Joe Banner recommended him, was he loved his intelligence, his passion, his knowledge, energy. (Haslam was) surprised a little bit I think by the strong endorsements he got from the coaching and scouting community around the NFL" ("NFL 32," ESPN2, 1/18). In Cleveland, Bud Shaw wrote, "Not sure I've ever seen a Browns hire at his opening press conference get grilled over issues dating to the late 1980s and early 1990s. Or one who came prepared to make a plea for a fresh start as part of his opening remarks." But Lombardi "looked like Banner's choice all along," and his hiring was "more a foregone conclusion than the product of a no stone unturned open talent search" (Cleveland PLAIN DEALER, 1/20). In Akron, Marla Ridenour notes CBS' Jim Nantz "staunchly defended his close friend Lombardi," and CBS' Phil Simms also called to "voice his support for Lombardi." Nantz said, "All of this trashing of him has gone overboard. It's gone beyond overboard in fair and accurate" (AKRON BEACON JOURNAL, 1/21).


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Violence broke out on the campus of the University of Nouakchott, in the Mauritanian capital, among students divided over the use of Arabic and French as the country's common languages. University authorities called in security agents to subdue the violence, which left several students seriously wounded.
Minister for Technical Education and Professional Training Moussa Sakho has launched a project to create a new university in the Saint-Louis region. The Universit� des M�tiers et du D�veloppement Durable (University of Professions and Sustainable Development), due to open in 2012, is a joint public-private venture.
Students at the University Nord d'Antsiranana took to the streets to protest against non- payment of a 10% increase in grants and other benefits promised by the Minister for Higher Education three weeks before, reported l'Express de Madagascar of Antananarivo.
Lecturers at Unikin, the University of Kinshasa, have returned to work after a strike lasting nearly two months, following an agreement between the government and Apukin, the union representing the university's teaching staff, reported Le Potentiel of Kinshasa.
Algeria's access to the knowledge society depended on developing the Arabic language so it could compete with other languages, according to university researcher Ammar Bouhouche, reported La Tribune of Algiers.
Egypt's higher education system is not serving the country's current needs well, and without far-reaching reform this will hamper economic and social progress, according to a new report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the World Bank.
The Academy of Sciences of South Africa has defended academic freedom it believes is under threat from intrusive government regulations, the "apparently excessive influence" of private sector sponsorships of universities and perceived limitations on free speech within universities. The academy represents the country's outstanding scientists.
Nigeria has introduced a single entrance examination for all for all tertiary institutions - universities, polytechnics and colleges of education. It is the first time the government has sought to harmonise entry examinations and it will take place next Saturday with 6.4 million registered candidates.
Kenya's National Council for Science and Technology and the British Council are to work together to expand the Africa Knowledge Transfer Partnership programme. The aim is to provide opportunities for businesses to improve their competitiveness and productivity through the better use of higher education knowledge, technology and expertise.
Lecturers at the National University of Science and Technology, Zimbabwe's main science university, have gone on strike over unpaid allowances. Meanwhile, the state has renewed its crackdown on students resulting in countrywide arrests, court appearances, abductions, disciplinary hearings and expulsions over demonstrations staged on 29 March in protest against continuing deterioration of higher education standards.
At 3.4%, HIV prevalence among students at South African universities is well below the national average, suggesting that prevention strategies aimed at the sector are finding their mark. But there's no cause for complacency, according to interpretations of a study by the Higher Education HIV and Aids Programme (HEAids) on HIV prevalence and knowledge, attitude, behaviour and practice. There are still signs of risky behaviour on campuses.
In the past decade the University of Cape Town, UCT, has established itself as Africa's top university. High global rankings, large numbers of international students and significant growth in research output has helped cement its reputation. Now, said Vice-chancellor Dr Max Price, "we're positioning ourselves as a significant global player". The aim is to make Cape Town an interface between academic activities in Africa and the rest of the world.
The new director of the Africa Institute for Mathematical Sciences, distinguished mathematician Professor Barry Green, took office this month. He intends to ensure that the institute keeps promoting maths and science while building capacity for African initiatives in education, research and technology.
Africans have a rich cultural heritage and a wealth of traditional knowledge on topics ranging from agriculture and forestry to medicines and medical practices, all of which could make valuable contributions to modern science - but only if science can be translated into local languages.
South Africa was ranked the first in Africa and 51st globally in the 2010 Global Innovation Index released last month by the international business school INSEAD and the Confederation of Indian Industry. The country finished 26th for investment in education and 29th for the quality of scientific research institutions.
The Association for the Development of Education in Africa will launch a new prize to promote excellence in educational research in African universities and research institutes and networks, and among the African diaspora working and studying throughout the world, reported Sudonline of Dakar, Senegal.
A new international centre for training local authority officials and elected councillors of 15 West and Central African countries has been inaugurated in Ouagadougou, reported Sidwaya of Ouagadougou.
Students at the Universit� des Sciences et Technique of Massuku who bullied freshers have avoided dismissal from the university, reported Gabonews of Libreville.
Mauritania and Mozambique hope that Algeria will increase the number of grant quotas it makes each year for their students and widen its collaboration with them in higher education and research, reported La Tribune of Algiers.
The University of Nairobi in Kenya has been sued after a male cat in its possession for treatment vanished. The cat's owner, Tawhida Yakub, filed a suit against the university seeking compensation. Yakubsaid she had taken Fifi to the College of Veterinary Science at the Kabete campus in Nairobi in December for treatment of wounds and castration - but he subsequently disappeared without trace.
Some of the most sophisticated mechanisms for tackling fraud in admissions applications have been developed by West African countries Nigeria and Ghana, the British Council conference was told.
Teachers in Benin's three state universities have suspended industrial action that lasted for five months.
The University Academic Staff Union has lashed out at a proposal to merge 'regular' and 'parallel' degree programmes offered at Kenya's public universities, and accused the World Bank of "sabotage".
A security guard at Makerere University in the Ugandan capital Kampala allegedly shot and killed two Kenyan students this month, sparking riots on the campus. The two Kenyans, first year law student Brian Livasia Amuoga and third year commerce student Ignatius Nyongesa, were killed at a hostel while campaigning for student elections.
Following two decades of tumultuous change, universities in South Africa were warned of much more to come when Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Blaze Nzimande, delivered his budget vote in parliament on Thursday. Universities will receive R17.5 billion (US$2.4 billion) this year - the lion's share of a R32 billion post-school budget.


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So I was working on this recipe and I am going to try a small batch of it, but below is the 5 gallon version.
Let me know what you think. It is an Imperial Double Chocolate Cherry Oatmeal Stout.
14lb 2row US
1.75 lb Flaked oats
1.30 lb Black Patent Malt
1 lb Chocolate malt
1 lb Roasted Barley
.75 Lb Crystal Malt - 120L
2x White Labs WLP004 Irish Ale Yeast
3 OZ east Kent Goldings @ 60 minutes
1 OZ Willamette @ 1 minute
1 Lb Cocoa powder
Cherrys to secondary (not sure the amount yet)
Any suggestions or comments?
Primary 1 Carboy: air
Primary 2 Bucket: English Mild
Primary 3 Bucket: air
Bottled: Trappist Style Quadruple ale, Black Pearl Porter
Hall of Fame: Blonde ale, Stormcastle ale, Special Holiday ale, Ed Wort's Apfelwein, Bavarian Hefe.
Coming soon - ???
Pretty women make us BUY beer. Ugly women make us DRINK beer. - Al Bundy
I don't think 1oz of Willamette at 1 min is going to be noticeable, especially with the strong roast character and other flavors you got going on. You may be better of dry hopping after its been bulk aged.
Personally I would just leave it out. There's a lot of other stuff going on in this beer.
Good luck!
Makes sense, Anyone think I should up the hops to 4oz @ 60?
I know this is a bit of an old post...I just happened to stumble across it now. How did this recipe work out for you? I have something kind of similar to this in my secondary right now...I'm anxious to see how it's going to come out. A bit nervous about it actually.
*bump* curious about the amount of cherries added and what type of flavor you got from then


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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Commerce Department's Economic Development Administration (EDA) today announced a $790,000 grant to the city of Nashville, Georgia, to help build a natural gas pipeline that will support the growth of the region's agribusiness industry cluster.
"EDA is pleased to support this bottom-up plan to provide the basic infrastructure that local industry needs to grow," said Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development Matt Erskine. "EDA's investment does more than build a gas line – it builds the capacity needed to create jobs in the region's critically important agribusiness sector."
Agriculture, including forestry, is at the center of the local economy, and south-central, Georgia's agri-business cluster is diversifying to include a variety of commercial enterprises and industrial manufacturing facilities. EDA's investment will help a local lumber processing facility meet its current product demand and increase production. According to grantee estimates, EDA's investment will help create 45 jobs, retain an additional 54 jobs, and generate $8 million in private investment. Given recent closures of businesses in the area and the resulting high unemployment in the area, this investment will help jump-start the process of economic recovery in the city of Nashville and Berrien County.
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Guys, thanks for everything. I'm much clearer on the process now. I think I'll back sweeten with 1# of wildflower honey which, in my 3 gals, should give me FG: 1.011 or thereabouts.
CBarron..that clears up big confusion in my mind. I had always thought that Campden tabs and Potassium metabisulfite were the same..and I knew there was another sodium metabisulfite..but I didn't know they both came as "campden tablets" Now if that's not confusing for a new brewer I don't know what would be. I checked my bottles and my Campden tablet bottle says it's potassium metabisulfite..just like my other bottle of powered potassium metabisulfite..so it's looks like I just have two bottles of the same thing, one in tablet form, one in powder.
Campden tablets may be made either from potassium or sodium metabisulphite. Generally, they come in a 0.44g tablet weight. However, I've personally weighed a batch of 25 that had three different weight groups.
Regardless of the metallic ion, the metabisulfite part produces the SO2 that is needed at various points in the brewing process.
Many people today are concerned about being heart-healthy - low sodium intake. That is the main reason why one might avoid the use of a sodium based compound. Another reason is that sodium based compounds can impart a salty taste to your "beverage". The amount needed will vary depending upon one's taste sensitivity.


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Investors not prepared for rising UK political risk-RBC Wealth
LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuters) – Investors should prepare their
portfolios for an upsurge in political risk in Britain, where a
2015 election could pave the way for a potentially disruptive
exit from the European Union, RBC Wealth Management says.
Britain goes to the polls in May and the current government
has pledged to hold a referendum on EU membership in 2017 if it
wins another term in office.
Rouble inches lower as oil falls, Indian shares at new record high
LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuters) – The rouble inched lower on
Wednesday and Russian bond yields touched new five-year highs as
Moscow prepared for its first debt auction since October, while
a firmer dollar also took a toll on most other emerging
The rouble reversed some of the previous day's gains to slip
0.3 percent as crude prices fell towards $78 a barrel and
the dollar index rose. Russian 10-year yields were around
10.4 percent, the highest since December 2009 ahead of an
auction of 5 billion roubles' ($106.7 million) worth of two-year
treasury bonds. The last five sales were cancelled.
Rouble in modest bounce; rand, lira also rise on dollar pullback
LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) – The rouble jumped 0.8 percent on
Tuesday and Russian shares rose after the European Union held
off imposing new sanctions though broader emerging equities
slipped for the fourth day, their mood soured by weak Chinese
housing data.
The rouble rose to a five-session high to the dollar
as European Union governments sounded the alarm on an upsurge in
violence in Ukraine but took no action to impose further
sanctions on Moscow.
Euro zone deflation is threat to euro, ECB must act – ING IM
LONDON (Reuters) – A failure by the European Central Bank to act in time to prevent euro zone deflation could trigger a euro collapse in the long term, the CIO of a major European investment house said on Monday.
Hans Stoter of ING Investment Management, which runs $237 billion, is cautious on European equities and debt. While he expected the ECB to start full-fledged sovereign bond buying in the next six months, he said political resistance was stiff.
Western banks weather post-sanctions slump in Russian dealmaking
LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) – Western banks have seen their
fees from Russian deals collapse as sanctions squeeze
once-lucrative bond and equity business, but buoyant demand
elsewhere has already pushed fees from emerging market clients
10 percent higher than 2013′s levels.
A tit for tat round of sanctions between the United States
and Europe and Moscow over Russia's involvement in eastern
Ukraine has seen capital raising by Russian companies forced to
a virtual halt. Just $10 billion was issued in new debt for
instance, a fraction of what was sold last year.
Falling rouble creates debt payment headache for Russian companies
LONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters) – In Aug 2010, when a dollar
fetched 30 roubles, oil prices were on the rise, and Russia was
in high favour with investors, Gazprombank went to global bond
markets to borrow $1 billion.
Now as the debt comes up for repayment, Gazprombank
, like many of its Russian peers, is
shut out of global capital markets by Western sanctions imposed
over Moscow's role in the Ukraine crisis. Oil, mainstay of the
Russian economy, has fallen to $84 per barrel and the rouble is
down 25 percent this year to 45 per dollar.
Falling rouble may still be overvalued
LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) – The rouble may have plunged 25
percent against the dollar so far this year, but some currency
traders are betting on a further 10 percent drop in 2015 on the
grounds that the currency is still expensive once trade and
inflation are factored in.
Russia's currency is on course for its biggest weekly
loss since early 2009 after the central bank decided to cap
daily dollar sales at $350 million – and investors interpreted
that to mean it would not shore up the rouble.
Rouble crashes to new low, lags stable emerging markets
LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) – The rouble crashed to new record
lows on Thursday after the central bank stepped back from its
daily multi-billion dollar currency interventions, with Russian
assets generally bucking a more stable emerging markets trend.
The central bank announced on Wednesday that it would limit
daily interventions to $350 million, a fraction of the amounts
it has been selling for many weeks to support the rouble, a
decision investors have interpreted as an effective move to a
floating exchange rate.
Oil price tumble highlights performance divide in emerging markets
LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) – Oil's tumble to new four-year lows
on Wednesday prompted a heavy selloff of stocks and bonds in
energy-producing emerging markets from the Middle East to
Russia, while importer countries like India enjoyed the prospect
of cheaper fuel.
Expectations that the oil price will remain weak is creating
a sharp divergence between emerging markets that export energy
and those that import, with asset managers starting to shift
investments to the latter.
Emerging energy exporters' bonds tumble as oil hits 4-yr lows
LONDON, Nov 4 (Reuters) – Tumbling oil prices fuelled a
heavy fall in the dollar bonds of energy exporting emerging
nations on Tuesday, with Venezuela and Ecuador leading the pack
as investors fretted about their ability to repay debt.
Ecuador's yield spreads over U.S. Treasuries – a measure of
the premium investors demand to hold a credit relative to
safe-haven U.S. Treasuries blew out 33 basis points on the EMBI
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Auto Industry Recalls in 2010 Were Highest in Six Years
Embattled automaker Toyota has told its dealers that it's readying a fix for problems with the brake system of its Prius hybrid sedan. The Japanese carmaker also told dealers it's planning a public-relations campaign to deal with the fallout from the problems with its vehicles.
Toyota has told dealers it's preparing a plan to repair the brakes on thousands of hybrid Prius cars in the U.S., with more details to come soon. More than 100 drivers of 2010 Prius cars have complained that their brakes seemed to fail momentarily when they were driving on bumpy roads.
Overshadowing a profit report for its fiscal third quarter, a Toyota official says "We are investigating whether there are defects in the Prius." The quarterly report covers a period before the gas-pedal recall and others, so the profit is likely to be short-lived as Toyota scrambles to make repairs and rebuild its reputation.


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#1 Jul 5, 2013
Most of the women with diabetes who post on here don't even try to cook healthy as by evidenced by their fattening recipes and lack of mobility. Then they get jealous of those here who still have all of their mobility and can walk the entire lengths of Malls and go on upper and lower levels. They think everyone shops at low end stores and cook with Velveeta and pork. Not so, girls. No pork or velveeta for me.
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#2 Jul 6, 2013
Hey fatgirl, you posted that you bought a whole new wardrobe for $500.00 Low end store for sure..........the Goodwill thrift shop is my guess. Where else could one purchase a whole wardrobe for $500??? That's the cost of 2 or maybe 3 outfits at a real store, fatgirl. And I hear that fatgirl clothes cost more because they use more material to cover your huge ass.
#3 Jul 6, 2013
50% Fourth of July sale, so it was $1,000 worth of clothes. Do the math.
Also, got one item almost free because we had to wait for a price check.
Just lucky, I guess.
I guess you have no reading comprehension. I don't shop at Goodwill, not that there is anything wrong with shopping at Goodwill. I donate many items to a Men's Shelter that gives the clothes away from free. There's also containers at churches who donate clothes for free. Since you're an atheist and don't believe in church, you wouldn't know that.
In what world is a size 7 bikini panty BIG?
You are batting zero for zero.
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#4 Jul 6, 2013
So your idea of a whole new wardrobe is about 5 outfits? And that doesn't include underwear, accesssories, or nightwear. You're a liar, fatgirl. A size 7 panty wouldn't fit on your big fat foot, and you haven't been outside your trailer in three years. You might donate your stained polyester muumuu's to Omar the Tentmaker, or maybe that's where you buy them, fatgirl. Your lies are catching up with you, Shamu.
#5 Jul 6, 2013
I had already purchased everything else. Why don't you go stalk that other board where your dingbat personality lives and see what you can find.
#6 Jul 6, 2013
You really are a goof. "Trailers" are against the HOA's here which are very stringent. Additionally, we have hurricanes, so a trailer is never a good idea and not allowed.
Just because life is dull in the ghettos of Orlando doesn't mean it is dull here.
How many people do you know with six figure incomes that have your low level of shop Walmart like you do? You're just mad because you and Mr. Silly Putty make less money in Florida and you've had to work in Pine Hills and Parramore.
That's not my fault.
I might respect you if you pretended you were a doctor instead of a CNA/Ward Clerk/Transcriptionist. No one believes you have an upper level degree.
You write on the same level as Honey Boo Boo's family. Some even think you might be male.
One time you say your kids are in graduate school. Another time they are getting their four year degrees to become doctors or attorneys. None are married. None have kids. According to you, they are roughly in the Gorge age range.
I know you love to brag. I'll give you another opportunity. Your only kids most likely are your dogs. No one would have sex with you three times.
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#7 Jul 6, 2013
HAHAHAHA you're too funny. Back pedaling, scrambling like the liar that you are, fatgirl. Put down the dozen Krispy Kremes and step away from the big chocolate cake, fatgirl!! You keep it up, you won't be able to fit in your new polyester tent from Wal-Mart.
"I'm the Texas Dingbat."
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#8 Jul 6, 2013
It's perfectly okay for me to stalk you by looking for every old post that I can twist into something negative and insulting. But, I can't handle when the tables are turned on me. Waawaawaawaawaawaa.
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#9 Jul 6, 2013
I realize you're really stupid in addition to being a housebound 1000 lb pile of lard so I'll try to use small words. You've re-opened five years worth of threads, stupidgirl. Yep, my kids got older and progressed in their educations during that time. You likely spent 5 years in the same grade at some ratty public school in BFE, TX, but my kids keep going toward their professional aims. Unlike you, I don't pretend to be anything. Only a psychotwat like you would pretend to be something on a message board. Or a loser who is ashamed of what they really are. I'm a nurse manager. I hold an earned MSN. My husband of 35 years is an advanced degree professional, his field is irrelevant to you and none of your business, fatgirl. At one time I did have high blood pressure and high blood sugars, I don't have them anymore and am on no medications for either one. Now, is your perverse curiosity about a stranger satisfied, or do you want to know when I last had a bowel movement? Now, take a good look at your pathetic life, fatgirl. You spend 20 hrs/day telling lies to strangers. People who don't care in the least about you and who laugh at you and your obvious lies and stupidity. Get up of your big old ass, fatgirl. Make a friend. See a movie. Take a walk. Or just go bother the other inbreds in BFE, TX and leave the rest of the world alone.
#10 Aug 17, 2013
I sleep in the buff.
And yes, I wear size 7 underwear.
I don't wear polyester. It's over 100 degrees here in the summer. Duh. Cotton, the fabric of my life.
I don't exactly how much the tab would be. We shop ALL the time. Spent 1,000 today.
You are just jealous because your kids are still sticking their hand in your wallet. You need to wean them.
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