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Nitrogen fertilizer management for nitrous oxide (N2O) mitigation in intensive corn (Maize) production: an emissions reduction protocol for US Midwest agriculture
- Neville Millar,
- G. Philip Robertson,
- Peter R. Grace,
- Ron J. Gehl,
- John P. Hoben
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Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a major greenhouse gas (GHG) product of intensive agriculture. Fertilizer nitrogen (N) rate is the best single predictor of N2O emissions in row-crop agriculture in the US Midwest. We use this relationship to propose a transparent, scientifically robust protocol that can be utilized by developers of agricultural offset projects for generating fungible GHG emission reduction credits for the emerging US carbon cap and trade market. By coupling predicted N2O flux with the recently developed maximum return to N (MRTN) approach for determining economically profitable N input rates for optimized crop yield, we provide the basis for incentivizing N2O reductions without affecting yields. The protocol, if widely adopted, could reduce N2O from fertilized row-crop agriculture by more than 50%. Although other management and environmental factors can influence N2O emissions, fertilizer N rate can be viewed as a single unambiguous proxy—a transparent, tangible, and readily manageable commodity. Our protocol addresses baseline establishment, additionality, permanence, variability, and leakage, and provides for producers and other stakeholders the economic and environmental incentives necessary for adoption of agricultural N2O reduction offset projects.
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- Title
- Nitrogen fertilizer management for nitrous oxide (N2O) mitigation in intensive corn (Maize) production: an emissions reduction protocol for US Midwest agriculture
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
- Journal
Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change
Volume 15, Issue 2 , pp 185-204
- Cover Date
- 2010-02-01
- 10.1007/s11027-010-9212-7
- Print ISSN
- 1381-2386
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1596
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Agriculture
- Baseline
- CO2 equivalents
- Cap and trade
- Crop yield
- Emission reduction credits
- Leakage
- Nitrogen management
- Nitrous oxide
- Offset market
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Neville Millar (1)
- G. Philip Robertson (1) (2)
- Peter R. Grace (1) (3)
- Ron J. Gehl (4)
- John P. Hoben (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. W. K. Kellogg Biological Station, Michigan State University, 3700 E. Gull Lake Drive, Hickory Corners, MI, 49060, USA
- 2. Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, 48824, USA
- 3. Institute for Sustainable Resources, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
- 4. Department of Soil Science, North Carolina State University, Mills River, NC, 28759, USA


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UCL & cove light costs
2 runs 10ft each--- cove lighting
2 runs 7 ft each---under cab lighting
Fluorescent bars:$1500 install & materials
Double Density LED strips: $1675 install & materials
Philips eW Powercore direct wire bars: $1800 UCL ONLY no cove
I realize that Leds require more wiring & transformers but direct wire is expensive too b/c the transformers are built into the box. I do not have light rail so I'm limited as far as height.
I may pay any restocking fee(electrician bought LED strips before I caught him to cancel) and just pay the wiring and other electrical(fan install, GFI outlets, dimmers etc). Maybe I should forget finishing the UCL/cove lighting for now.
Any one have similar reaction to an electrical/UCL quote ?
We are seeing him on Saturday to discuss options.
I used rope lights in my china cabinet.Not great but I love the light they give off and they have been on for over two years. Yes the 90 day ones. LOL Now I said they they will burn out. Sigh. The Christmas ones. Install them under the front edge of your cabinet so they do not show only the light they put out. Or lay them up top. Have electrician put plugs above cabinets. I think they were $4.98 each.
I also know some one that put a crown molding around their walls 8 inches or a foot down from ceiling and laid the rope light into the cove and it looked fantastic.
Hi shades
I believe it's the wiring that's driving the price since I wanted the cove & UCL on separate switches(one for up/one for down on both sides of the room) I need to be able to put on the task lighting w/o the cove. Cove is for leaving on at night. The strip LED the electrician chose are inexpensive except for the transformers/drivers/dimmers...have headache now.
UCL should not be plugged in to a small appliance circuit.
Are you suggesting that I plug them into a outlet above the cabinets(w/o a switch for on/off) and climb up there when I need to unplug them ? LOL. As far as I know those type of lights you described should not be plugged in all the time and cannot be joined to make a 7ft continuous run. Shadows would be bad...
I really need you to visit so we can discuss these dilemmas over a cup of coffee.
I have a 12 or so foot run of rope light. They are LED I believe. They have been plugged into a regular house/appliance plug for over two years. I have only unplugged them a couple of times to move the china cabinet to paint. And last week to move in my window seat.
I am not saying this is the right thing to do I am saying I did it.
I would not climb up to unplug them. I leave mine on day and night.
So you need a seperate plug and switch for each run? Well if it were me I would run the bottom run up through holes drilled into the cabinet to the top or top to bottom and plug into one switch/plug. Saves one set of plugs.
Dimmers cost about 10 dollars at home depot or?? Install them yourself. I have never used them on LED.
I do NOT want to see the rope lights like I can on the china cabinet. Hidden behind a little ledge would be better but for now it is what it is and I just do not care all that much. I could always buy a thin piece of trim to put up there to hide them. One of those things I just have not gotten to.
I really know nothing about real UCL.
I have a remote for my lights above the cabs
and hooked-up to the two lamps I have in my kitchen.
The cord for the above cabs plugs in behind the fridge
making on and off a pain without the remote.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.amazon.com/DSI-Outlet-Wireless-Remote-Outlets/dp/B000G80V28
Thanks Shades & forboystoo-
Marti you understand me ! Electrical is so expensive. As I explained to my SO, if you know how to make a delicious steamed fish and pan fried noodles and dumplings at home you do not need to pay $30/plate at the Chinese restaurant. It's the same with electric, if you can do it yourself you don't need to pay...
I bought chain-able LED UCL from Fred Meyer. They can be plugged in to a regular plug (I plan to use the one I used for my MW), and then they daisy chain to each other. Also, I don't have to climb up to unplug them, since they each have an individual switch on them. Can you choose something like this? Your space is only a little larger than mine.
EATREALFOOD, I will admit a dirty little secret. I don't have undercab lighting. Well, I do, but not electric--I found some neat wireless LED lights on sale at Lowes. They have a small placket that mounts under the cabinet, then the light itself can be removed--if there is a power outage there are enough flashlights under the cabs for the whole family! They are also on 30min timers, great in case I forget to turn them off. The AA batteries were included, and there were good reviews online. I bought twenty lights, to use in my kitchen and for gifts for the kids and parents--for emergency lights.
The batteries will eventually need to be replaced, but rechargeables could be used.
I hate to say this but those electrical prices seem reasonable to me actually they are good. When I did kitchen remodels I used to pay $2,800 and up for electrical work for each kitchen depending on the size. The supplies cost a lot.
We recently did some work (new outlets, wiring and switches) in a galley kitchen for my son's house and the supplies went over $500 easily and my husband is an electrician so no labor costs.
It is not just the cost and labor because the switches have to be designated and new wiring to the electrical panel (snaking wire through walls) and all up to code. And reputable electricians are insured so their work is their responsibility.
Gosh, that is an expensive quote. I had LED rope lights above my cabinets, and I put an inline dimmer on the plug in cord. It was not visible to anyone from the plug above the backsplash, which was a 4-unit recepticle. It was a Lutron slide dimmer. It added a lot to the kitchen at MoccasinLanding, which was long and narrow and like a CAVE with no windows--interior room. The LED ropes were on top of the upper cabs at either narrow end of the kitchen. And I did not have any upper cabs on the two longer walls, just an eye-height shelf with some hooks below for utinsels. It was not an expensive kitchen, I remodelled it for $5,000 and installed a black glass cooktop myself, the track lights myself, and moved upper cabs around without help. I was a lot younger in those days!
Not only did I NOT have the money to spend, I did not have the TIME to spend. I was only home 63 days out of 365 each year. Had to get it done.
I rarely use the undercab lights, I suppose because I've never had them on on that side of the kitchen, I forget that they are there. On the baking/buffet run we had a rope light, with the switch mounted inside a cabinet. I plan to re-use the rope light under the vintage school cabinet, eventually, but I need to put up a rail to hide it.
When I found the flashlights, they were on sale for $10 each. Another neat feature is that they are directional--you can adjust them forward or backward to put the light beam where you need it. Each one has to be turned on individually--I usually start at one end and light up the whole wall. It's funny to see them going off in sequence 30 minutes later. :)
I know I sound like a spammer, but I like these flashlights! I also put one of the lights under the overhang on the bathroom vanity (no window in that room), so that if anyone is in the shower or tub when the electricity goes off, a light is close at hand.
I don't have much counter to light(lots compared to what is in my old place) so I expect 3 of those would cover it all. I'll try one and see how much I use it. I have big overhead lights plus one over the sink already.
anyway, i doubt I'll be in the kitchen cooking or doing much after dark. I also have the skylight - during the day there's plenty of light.
I think putting one in the bathroom in case of emergency is a very good idea!
I also have the little round LED lights that come in a package of four from Costco. They attach under the cabinets and run on batteries. They last for years. They even have two light intensities! They cost about twenty bucks a pack and installed in about five minutes. I originally bought them for emergency lighting in the case of power outages, but they look just fine and I like the soft light they put out. Just my two cents worth (or $20) *lol*
Thanks all for your input.
I'm having the UCL & cove direct wired so it is different than some of the options you posted.
Mary ruth--I thought that I had the wires available for hooking up direct wire LED or fluorescent bars easily (and inexpensively) Now I know what this entails.1 one 1 down switch on 2 walls means four transformers in addition to all the wiring. I haven't decided whether I should add the dimmers. This is also wired so that I can swap out and do high voltage(direct wire Fluorescents or LED bars) in the future. The double density LEDs cost around $400 for both cove & UCL. I don't think the LED strips are as bright as the LED bars I wanted to get but b/c of the cost I am going to live with them. The problem with comparing LED strip lumens/ft is that they are not always listed. I think UCL is confusing to people on purpose. Sometimes to sell inferior products for inflated prices.
If you lived near me I'd hire your husband ! :)
mama goose--I saw something like those lights with a motion detector at the cabinet showroom. I'm going to get them for the glass cabinets.
Hi EATREALFOOD,
We just ordered and received the Philips eW Powercore lighting. DH is doing all the install (phew) but we did score a great price for the actual components. We bought them from Farralane Lighting. Total for components was almost $500 LESS than TriNorthLighting (who apparently had best pricing).
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Thanks Oldbat-WOW those prices are better than good mart. This might be doable if I skip the cove lighting for now.
I know I'm breaking some rule... but since I'm putting in separate switches for top and bottom(1 up 1 down each side of room) I might use LED strips for cove and use the brighter philips bars for UCL since they would be on at different times. I realize that the LED strip light looks completely different than the LED bars.


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Many of the leading foundations in Canada identify "Aboriginal Peoples or culture" as a priority. Many Canadians make donations to those foundations believing their money will be used to improve living conditions for First Nations people. But according to a study done by Cree lawyer Delia Opekokew, very little of this money ends up being allocated to First Nations people.
For example, the J.W. McConnell Family Foundation provided grants of $15 million all over Canada in 2012. There is only one aboriginal culture grant, out of 10 grants listed that year, for $217,00, which was given to Corporation du Wapikoni mobile in Montreal. The Gordon Foundation lists "Aboriginal Peoples" as its priority interest, but there are no aboriginal recipients for 2012 when it provided over $1.8 million in donations. There are no aboriginal groups listed as having received a grant from the $4 million given out by the Joyce Foundation in 2013, despite the foundation's desire to fund aboriginal peoples.
Opekokew says this is a common trend among the leading foundations listed in Canada's top 50 "grant givers."
There are a variety of reasons these foundations are failing to fulfil their stated aims and objectives.
Opekokew, the second Treaty Indian woman to be called to the bar (following Winnipeg's Marion Meadmore) says part of the problem is First Nations are unaware of the foundations and simply have not applied for available funds. At the same time, Lisa Meeches of Manito Ahbee claims her organization has applied to many of the top 50 foundations in Canada without success. With the exception of the RBC and Winnipeg foundations, Manito Ahbee has encountered enormous difficulty accessing funds despite complying with their application processes fully and professionally.
If a highly respected organization like Manito Ahbee, with a successful track record that is supported by many of Manitoba's most prominent citizens, cannot access funds from the many foundations that claim to support aboriginal people and culture, what chance do other First Nations organizations have of accessing the billions of dollars that are supposed to be available?
Ann Chabot of Norton Indigenous Global Networks says staff and boards of foundations are not aware of the real needs of First Nations and they develop irrelevant programs and priorities based on outside or "white" perspectives. Chabot also claims foundations provide too much of their funding to non-aboriginal organizations to provide programs to and for aboriginal people when aboriginal people can do things for themselves. Except for the fact they do not have the money to deliver these programs (which is why they are applying to these foundations in the first place).
A major problem might also be the fact the guidelines for funding by these foundations are very specific and rigid. The organizations applying must meet a very bureaucratic set of criteria to be eligible. OK, you could say the foundations are being cautious in making sure the organizations that receive their funding are accountable, but is it right to make the claim you are supporting aboriginal people and culture when 90 per cent of organizations can't meet the guidelines set out?
Rebecca Adamson of the First People's Worldwide Foundation says the application processes are difficult and time consuming. Former provincial cabinet minister David Newman says dealing with the bureaucracy and rigid guidelines of foundations requires professional consultants who specialize in how to access funds from foundations. Again, these would be professional consultants aboriginal organizations cannot afford.
So, do we have a situation here where, covertly or overtly, the cause of aboriginal people is being used by outsiders to raise money for programs, services and organizations that are irrelevant and perhaps even contrary to the wishes of the First Nations they are supposed to benefit? It's not as if this never happened before; the most blatant example would be the sorry history of the Department of Indian Affairs.
First Nations activists like Opekokew recommend First Nations start to hold foundations accountable. More appropriately, perhaps, the kind Canadians who generously make donations to these foundations should take a closer look at what's going on here.
The bottom line is it is difficult for First Nations to raise money from foundations that are invariably difficult to approach. They are frequently unresponsive, require applications that take a lot of time and effort to complete and they reject more applications than they approve. As well, how many old-money foundations actually advertise on "the Rez"?
Maybe First Nations need to think about developing their own foundations based on their own value systems. And Canadians who donate to existing foundations that list "aboriginal people and culture" as a priority might want to ask how, and by how much.
Don Marks is a Winnipeg writer.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition August 18, 2014 A9
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Wow there are so many damn posts on Apfelwein that I've been searching for over an hour now, brain is starting to get tired... still haven't found the answer to my question.
I was planning on using the original recipe, only with Cote Des Blancs yeast to get a sweeter finish. Only problem is from what I gather, the Cote Des Blanc will die off completely from the alcohol, and there wont be enough left for carbonation.
Should I:
A. Repitch a little more yeast at bottling for carbing, If so, how much? Half a pack, or less?
B. Just use Montrachet yeast and sweeten a bit with some unfermentables, or wine flavoring at bottling.
Where did you hear that the yeast will die off in apfelwein? The advertised alcohol tolerance of Cotes des Blanc is 12%, so you should be fine.
If you used a different yeast that would cop out due to alcohol, adding a different yeast for bottling would be disastrous. The first yeast would have left sugar in the must if it died out, so adding a higher abv yeast would only start fermentation over again, but instead of only eating enough sugar to carb, it would eat all the sugars in there. AKA bottle bombs.
I have bottle carbed with cote de blanc, works just fine without adding any more yeast. Like the other guy said, it is a wine yeast with a fairly high tolerance and apfelwein is only about 8.5% at best.
Primary: nothing :(
Secondary: Dry Mead
Bottled: Oatmeal Stout, apfelwein, craplwein, Orange Blossom Mead, Two heart clone
Kegged: Apfelwein...wedding cleared out 3 kegs
I must have read a couple hundered apfelwein post yeasterday, and could have just "misremembered" (thanks Roger) or misread the info.
Cool, I'll use CDB yeast and ferment for around 4 weeks, then bottle with a cup of Corn Sugar.
So, Knarfks, did our Apfelwein come out a little sweet with the CDB yeast or was it still rather dry?
Bump...how did it turn out with the Cote Des Blancs?
I tweaked the recipe a bit swapping out a pound of corn sugar with some brown sugar and adding cinnamon and vanilla. Spoke to the guy at the LHBS and told him I wanted an overall sweeter result. He talked me into the Cote Des Blancs. Just pitched yesterday...bubbling slowly with no foam. How long should I expect the fermentation to be?
I used a champagne yeast for carbonating in bottles. It was Lalvin EC-1118 (red star label it Prise de Mousse).
Although you may have enough yeast left in the bottles to carbonate it, in my experience it took about 2 months to start getting carbonation.


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I applied online. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Kohl's.
Phone interview- was rather brief and to the point. Nothing out of the ordinary. Your basic questions of; "Why this company? Greatest strengths and weaknesses.." ect. As long as you are qualified, honest, and respectful...you should receive at the very least a follow-up interview.
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I applied online. The process took 4 days – interviewed at Kohl's in June 2014.Interview Details
Applied online. HR called almost immediately after I applied scheduling my interview for 3 days later. I show up at my assigned time, waited, only to have HR come out and tell that it was filled by someone coming back from a leave of absence but to keep checking the website anyway! Seriously, not even a phone call! Never again. NO compassion for applicantsNo OfferNegative Experience
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Kohl's.Interview Details
Standard interview questions. They read down a list. Where do you see yourself in 5 years, what is your greatest strength/weakness. If they talk to you like a human, and then go, "oh yea I have to read these standard questions", it is probably going well. Be on time and know the company, ask good questions that are open ended. You want the interviewer to talk, talk, talk.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThe offered an amount, but since the hiring manager had already told me I was the best out of all the choices I knew I could ask for more. They had to approve it and I got the number. This is corporate they have to approve everything at a higher level. Just ask, if they can't they will tell you. Make them try, if they offer the job they probably do not have anyone else.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a week – interviewed at Kohl's in November 2012.Interview Details
I had about six months of loss prevention experience and a year and a half of supervisory experience. I was hired two weeks before Black Friday, and I believe that this is the only reason I got the job. My boss, the district loss prevention manager, had me do a phone interview that lasted about five minutes long. All he asked me was about my previous work experience and if I knew how to do exception reports and investigate internals. He hired me right on the spot.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsI am not good at negotiating, so I didn't even try. I know I probably could have gotten a higher pay rate if I tried, so I would say just ask.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- There were no difficult questions. He seemed to be in a rush and just needed someone to start ASAP for the holidays. Answer Question
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I applied through other source. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Kohl's in September 2012.Interview Details
I sent my resume via email to the District Loss Prevention Manager, and approximately a week later I receive a call to set up an interview. Originally the interview was to be set up at the store that I was interested in working but because I was still employed the DLPM was very helpful in setting up the interview at his office. I went into the interview with another copy of the resume that I had already sent him out of courtesy. At the end of the interview He gave me paperwork to complete a drug test, and said that after I completed the drug test he would get back with me within the week. A week later I received a call from the DLPM offering me the Loss Prevention Supervisor position that I had interviewed for.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsSince it was my first LP supervisor position I played it safe and took the first offer, if I had more experience than just loss prevention associate/ officer I would have negotiated a high rate of pay but probably only by a couple dollars considering the rate of pay is decent.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Kohl's in August 2012.Interview Details
Applied Online. Interview with the DLPM a few weeks later after exchanging emails. Nothing too out of the ordinary in the interview. Experience, Education, Accomplishments, Goals. A week later I met with the Store Manager and it was more of a formality since the DLPM had the final say. Was offered a job a week later.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsExtended offer, based off experience. Accepted first offer since it was in my asking range.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a week – interviewed at Kohl's in February 2011.Interview Details
The interview is a two part process in which you meet first with the District Loss prevention manager where they inquire and question about your work experience. This is too see if you know the business and how you worked with you present or former manager. If successful you will meet with the proposed location store manager for an interview for compatablity sake, since this will be a work partner at the location. Store manager interview is very important since this person and the other two or three managers will be your life line. They will help you be successful in the job create good working relationship with them and help them as much as you can and they will help you in return.Interview Questions
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I applied in-person. The process took 3 days – interviewed at Kohl's in June 2010.Interview Details
The hiring process was to go in the store and meet with the store manager for a one on one interview. She then referred me to the District Loss Prevention Manager who set up a phone interview with me and then a one on one interview which took approximately one hour. A job offer was made during the one on one interview by the DLPM.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsI was able to negotiate but it wasn't a large negotiation, he offered 14 to start out and I asked for 15 and he accepted, but I had extensive law enforcement experience.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- How would you accept store manager pushback on a loss prevention issue which she has no authority over. View Answer
- What do you do when you want to implement a loss prevention strategy but your store manager isn't supportive? View Answer
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Kohl's in March 2009.Interview Details
they called back after applying within reasonable amount of time. They had a phone interview first and then they called a couple days later for one on one and they then offered me a officer position when i applied for supervisor position and they offered $10 which i laughed at!Interview Questions
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I applied through other source. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Kohl's.Interview Details
3 separate interviews. 1 with store manager, a loss prevention supervisor, and a loss prevention district manager.Interview Questions
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Patterns of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents and youth in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
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1 Ilala Municipal Council, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
2 Muhimbili University College of Health Sciences, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
3 Karolinska Institute at Stockholm Soder Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden
BMC Infectious Diseases 2006, 6:22 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-6-22Published: 10 February 2006
Syndromic management of STIs has been advocated as simplified and cheap approach. Youth have been reported to be at increased risk of acquiring STIs which can facilitate HIV transmission. We have investigated the relationship between the syndromic management and specific aetiology diagnosis and its relationship with HIV infection and health seeking behaviour among youth attending a reproductive health clinic in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Between September 1998 and February 1999 among 1895 adolescents and youth below 25 years seen in the clinic 199 (10.5%) were randomly selected and consented to participate in the study. A standard questionnaire was administered. Blood and vaginal or urethral specimens were taken and investigated for STI causative agents.
Among a total of 199 studied adolescents and youth 22.6 % were teenagers, with fewer females 17.8% than males; 27.5% (p < 0.018). 20.8% of the females compared to 11.5% in males were HIV infected. Genital discharge was the most common complaint which was reported in 54.1% of male and 63.4 % of female patients. All males with gonorrhoea and four out of five with Chlamydia were given appropriate treatment with syndromic management, while 28% women with gonorrhoea or Chlamydia received appropriate treatment by syndromic management. All patients found with active syphilis by serology had not complained of genital ulcers and would not have been assigned to syndromic treatment for syphilis at the initial visit.
The burden of STIs in this youth population is large indicating that youth are at increased risk of STIs and will certainly require youth friendly clinics. There is a need to refine the current syndromic management guidelines.


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I am also wondering this, I know they sad it was an error in the tooltip that it didn't have the Felguard super form in the list, but it still is missing it. I thing the Observer is either a renaming of the Beholder, or something different, but is still probably the felpup upgrade.
My real question is this though: Will the pets be equalized on damage?
I think I heard or read something about this happening, but I am not sure. With the Grimoire of Supremacy, I want to have a void lord out cause that just sounds cool to me, but if it can't hit as hard as something else, then I can't use it in raids. Namely though I want to use pets either because I think they look cool or need them for utility and not because X pet goes with Y spec or like it is now where felpuppy>all except for Destro and heavy AoE in Demo.
100 Blood Elf Paladin
Can we get more info regarding Mana Regen for protection paladins? From what I read, it seems the only mana regen source comes from GbtL with a passive 5% mana regen every 2 secs -- and that's it.
Also, what happened to Righteous Defense?
90 Night Elf Druid
I'm wondering this as well. Good thought, Ember. Also, will lock minions ever get trees, or is the reasoning behind their lack of trees because that would make the class too similar to hunters?
I'm really confused, or moreso curious. For the Warlock talent "Grimoire of Supremacy" seen here (http://us.battle.net/wow/en/game/mists-of-pandaria/feature/talent-calculator#V!....0.), but which pet is which? And what is an Observer?
In the previous iteration of the calculator, there was a Beholder instead of an Observer if I recall correctly. A Beholder would be something like this guy: http://www.wowhead.com/npc=18694
I think the Felguard's version is not listed, ad it wasn't in the previous iteration as well...
90 Night Elf Druid
I WANT HotW to be good. I really do - I miss the days of shifting to viably perform multiple roles. The key word being "viably". Back before we were real DPS classes, I could heal the tail end of a fight in a 5 man, and be "ok" at it. But buffing spell power, and giving us two (three if you count Tranq on an 8 min CD) healing spells isn't really "viable". We would need access to more than just Rejuv + HT for the duration to make it work, IMO. Same for Balance during air phases or Bear spec during an "oh crap" moment. Perhaps activating it gives us a separate action bar for that 45 seconds, and allow full or most of the abilities of the other specs? We only get to do it for 45 seconds here, on a 6 min CD, and I can't do the math, but I doubt it will make our SP equal to a caster's or mitigation equal to a bear's. It's not like we can be "as good as Resto Druids" and definitely not "for an entire fight".
Personally I don't see why they even need to restrict our baseline class abilities from spec. For pure classes, sure; no Affliction Warlock should ever cast Immolate, so removing that ability from their spell list makes sense.
But why are we losing our healing abilities if Feral, or Bear abilities if Restoration? Because some people complain about not having enough space for abilities? I don't use any action bar mods and I'm doing just fine for space on my Druid, thanks to each form having its own action bar. If some people can't figure it out, why are the rest of us being punished for that?
Or is it a balance thing? A Feral Druid being able to cast Lifebloom is OP, somehow? I don't see it. Our representation in PvP is nowhere near high enough to warrant any nerfs, let alone one that's so impacting in PvE.
Ultimately the re-hybridization of Druids is going to fail because non-Guardian Bears will only have 2 abilities to spam, and non-Resto Druids will only have two heals to spam. I really, really want it to work out, but even if they buff our stats enormously to make up for the lack of ability diversity, how FUN is it going to be? How interesting will it be for a Balance Druid to switch to Bear form when the tank dies and spam 1 button over and over for single target, or 1 buttons over and over for AoE?
I just don't understand why this paring down of abilities was done, and why whoever is in charge of the talents didn't immediately go "Wait, doesn't this kind of ruin the talents we're making to allow them to fulfill off-roles once in awhile?"
Edited by Daystar on 2/16/2012 10:03 AM PST
I'm pretty hugely disappointed that Malady is going to be immediately replaced for all specs. I understand why it shifts into Immolate for Destruction, since it doesn't really suit the spec, but why does it shift into Corruption for the others? You may as well just make Immolate spec specific to Destruction, and Corruption to Affliction/Demonology.
More to the point, I was actually mildly excited that Affliction might be getting another DoT effect. That's pretty much the reason people choose to play affliction, and there's a reason BC affliction was adored so much. Has there been any discussion of actually leaving Malady in for it?
85 Night Elf Rogue
can we get clarification on the rogue talent "Anticipation"? currently the wording suggests that certain abilities, namely mutilate and glyphed sinister strike will not proc a charge of anticipation in certain situations, in particular 4 point situations.
for example, if a rogue has 4 combo points and they mutilate, do they end up with 5 combo points and 1 stack of anticipation (assuming seal fate does not proc) because the wording of the talent suggests that the result will be 5 combo points and no stacks of anticipation (assuming again that seal fate does not proc)
having it so that you are not required to have exactly 5 points will allow assassination rogues to not have to drop a large amount of 4 point finishers (like we currently do outside of murderous intent phases) due to a "lost" combo point if we mutilate for the 5th point
Is Mannoroth's Fury being reworked? I feel like it really needs to be replaced with something better. The old mannoroths fury looked interesting.
+200% radius on AoE should not be a level 90 talent.
It seems that the other 2 talents are focused around PvP.
100 Night Elf Priest
Massive changes slapped on you overnight when MoP goes live is something I find most irritating.
Indeed that is most likely true, maybe I'm the only one who finds relearning everything on 5 main characters an unappealing annual pastime with the game.
My biggest complaint about the talents is that they're kind of meh. None of them seem very impressive, at least any of the warlock ones. We get so few of them I would think/hope that they'd each do something "cool", "neat", "different", "impressive", [insert more adjectives here].
I'm exceedingly underwhelmed.
85 Human Rogue
I am also very disappointed in this tier of talents. Once again I will be forced to choose between being mobile and not. It's exactly the same as choosing mutilate vs sub today in pvp, you just HAVE to go sub. This sucks! I thought we would have taken out mandatory talents/specs in MoP.
Edited by Kek on 2/16/2012 10:20 AM PST
Not a talent comment, but a spell comment -
I think the potential is there, and it seems like Blizzard is trying to get healing to be more proactive instead of reactive, and for healers to learn the mechanics of the fight instead of the old method of healing from ulduar/icc. With this in mind being able to place mushrooms with good AE healing ahead of time, on a location the raid should be moving to has great implications.
85 Human Paladin
Good god to I finally love the paladin talents.
Excellent work on them Blizzard! Not only do I have a multitude of choices when it comes to PvP talents but I also have the same choice and PvE and finally feel like that you have created some differences in the ret tree as well!
I am finally excited about these changes.
90 Human Warlock
Why are we given new ways to get rid of chunks of health at a time and no way to regain health?
level 60 abilities, all of them suck
level 90 abilities, all of them suck
Why would you guys even put an ability in the game that got rid of 25% of your health?
Edited by Nastrodamous on 2/16/2012 10:31 AM PST
Can we reevaluate the damage cost for Burning Rush and Unbound Will?
I really preferred the original Burning Rush because I already have Lifetap on my bar and I can take a punch for a quick 25% speed boost. Now I have a toggle I have to bind to something and 5% every second is a lot of damage which now begs the question is it worth turning on because it's counterable by any slow effect? Where it once was a bonus, now it's an ability with a penalty and one that begs a ranged interrupt to nullify the advantage gained. Seems like it'd be a better class ability than a talent when it's so easy to counter.
And Unbound Will . . . aside from a full set of Affliction/Shadow Priest dots, why would I do someone the favor of shaving off a quarter of my health in a global cooldown? To remove a stun? Granted Warlocks are in desperate need of escape tools, but do we really want a second trinket tied to so much self damage especially when we're already hitting Lifetap?
Aaaand Mannoroth's Fury is mega meh in a tier of meh or as one person mentioned, if the 10 AoE target limit doesn't go up, who cares how big your Rain of Fire is? Do I want to choose an abilty that only increases my AoE spell range, when does that actually matter? I'd rather an talent just make all our abilities dual-elemental.
But everything else isn't bad.
100 Draenei Priest
Do Chains of Ice and Howling Blast really need a range increase to 30 yards? When paired with a talent that reduces the CD of Death Grip from 35 seconds to 20? What's the thought process behind this?
The removal of so much hybrid utility from shadow priests is really, really disappointing. Being able to use both Divine Hymn and Hymn of Hope in a PVE encounter and have it actually make a difference in the outcome is an interesting way to play. Why are you pushing healing on other hybrid classes but taking it away from us?
Edited by Meioh on 2/16/2012 10:36 AM PST
90 Gnome Priest
Why is Vampiric Dominance so late in the game? I've been an Atonement priest since it was released and love it. The damage aspect is about the only thing that keeps me from burning out on healing altogether. I like it continuing to be a spec choice and not a requirement that all priests will feel pressured to take, but it's going to be a terrible grind from 85 to 90 if I have to resort to a pure-direct healing method until hitting that last tier.
^This. Atonement is the single reason I still play a healer at all. I really hope it is still a fully viable healing method in MoP. I know it was stated that the priest tree wasn't finished, but it doesn't really set well that our bread and butter spell isn't an actual talent, but a glyph... 10k+ DPS & 20k HPS is simply an amazing playstyle.
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Upstares Salon
321 South Washington Avenue
Royal Oak, MI 48067
+1 248 545 1790
Mo to Tu from 11:00 AM to 07:00 PM,We from 11:00 AM to 09:00 PM,Th from 12:00 PM to 09:00 PM,Fr from 11:00 AM to 07:00 PM,Sa from 09:00 AM to 04:00 PMEstablished in 1986, Upstares Salon provides quality hair services in a friendly setting. The decor has a vintage feel to it, with antique chairs, ornate mirrors and a chandelier. The services offered here range across, haircuts, trims, highlights, hair color, blow outs, deep conditioning, lip and chin waxing. Upstares Salon uses Aveda hair products and their stylists are Aveda-certified. Please note that the salon is closed on Sundays.
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