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Prince Philippe d'Orléans, Duke of Orléans (24 August 1869 – 28 March 1926) was the Orléanist claimant to the throne of France from 1894 to 1926. Philippe was born at York House, Twickenham, Middlesex, the son of Philippe, Count of Paris, and of his wife, Princess Marie Isabelle of Orléans. His family had lived in England since his great-grandfather Louis Philippe, King of the French abdicated and was exiled from France in 1848. Philippe was baptised with the names Louis-Philippe-Robert. In 1871 Philippe returned with his parents to France. He was educated at home at the Château d'Eu and at the Collège Stanislas de Paris. In 1880 he received the title Duc d'Orléans from his father. On 16 June 1881, he received the sacrament of confirmation at Eu. Philippe began his military education at the École spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr. In June 1886 he was on the point of becoming an officer in the French Army when his family was once again exiled by the Republican government. Philippe finished his military education at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He was attached for service to the King's Royal Rifle Corps which was then serving in India.
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It's a Dodge. The engine was made in Mexico. I bet the block is made of cast iron. Shocking news, good luck.
The dealer is only charging for three hours ? That sounds about right but you might want to comparison shop with an independent garage.
I'd rather pay the dealer rate for a guy who's done the job 20 times and does it in three hours, than pay an independent for five hours labor, because he says he can do it but never has really done it before. Labor costs the same and you end up having a trainee working on your vehicle. .
There is no correlation in experience nor ability that is based on where a person works. Nothing in a dealership guarantees the ability or experience of a particular tech.
A technician that works for a Dodge dealer is going to have some level of experience working on Dodge vehicles. A technician that works for an independent garage may have never worked on a Dodge in his life.
Dealership screw-ups reflect on the manufacturers reputation. For that reason there is a level of pressure on the dealership to resolve an issue that has been brought to the attention of the manufacturer.
It could have 74K miles on the original plugs, I just don't know. I'm going to request the plugs be returned to me and have the same brand plugs put back into it.
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Two eastbound lanes on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway were set to shut down Monday night, as state Department of Transportation crews began a resurfacing project.
Bridges Across New York, Connecticut Deemed Structurally Deficient
More than 2,000 New York state bridges, including the Brooklyn Bridge, have been deemed structurally deficient and in dire need of repairs by the federal government.
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We're reviving the Kendo Prom tradition to raise funds for the club to send a team to the 19th Annual Harvard Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Tournament.
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Then, this week was all about carpet, TVs, lights, and some radio gear!
Hot Wings – Producer Steve – Johnnie Walker Paint WGRD's Studio
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Last night, Hot Wings picked up some paint, and he, Steve, and I spackled (I love that word), taped off stuff, and got to work painting the studio. Our studio walls were pretty...well...nasty. After a lot of years and use, they weren't the kind of walls you'd want to touch.


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I have many type 3 clematis planted along a long rock wall. I was gong to use either chicken wire or a similar wire netting pinned to the ground and up over the wall and pinned on the other side for the plants to grow up. The wall has woods on the other side so it doesn't matter how it looks there. Being that they are type 3's and I will cut them back every year would it be ok to use plastic deer fencing? I can buy a big roll and throw away the used when I cut back and start new every spring. I'm curious if the plants will wrap around deer fence. Thanks in advance. Laura
When you prune them, you'll have to pull the deer fence down, it will come down or tear when pulling off the pruned vines. At least that is what happens to my bird netting.
IMHO wire livestock fencing is the best for Clematis to cling to and also easiest to pull vines down from.
I have used bird netting, twine, wood lattice and chicken wire and none of them are ideal. IF I could do it all over again I would use wire livestock fencing. Unfortunately, DH built me huge trellises and topped our fence with lattice...
This picture was taken at the Rogerson Clematis Collection where they built multiple trellises like this with wooden frames and wire centers. I've also seen the wire stapled to solid wood fences for Clematis and talked to the owners about it. Much more practical than other methods. Cheap too from Feed/farm/ranch stores.
Thank you. There are so many choices so hearing from someone who has tried them is great. If I do use the deer fencing I will just throw it away when I cut back and start new every year. If livestock fence will work though and I can pull the vines off then maybe it's more economical to do that. Thank you.


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Nov 24, 2013 - 4:06 pm
I'm just wondering today . . . . I switched FROM Armidex TO Tamoxifen a year ago in an attempt to see if the Arimidex had anything to do with my lack of hair. It didn't. At the time of the switch, my oncologist said Tamoxifen was good for my bones because like the uterus (which I don't have) Tamoxifen acts like estrogen on your bones. Arimidex contributes to osteoporosis (which I have developed). what are your thoughts about postmenopausal women at risk for osteoporosis using Tamoxifen instead of Arimidex? I know Tamoxifen carries the risk of stroke and blood clots but Arimidex has side effects of hypertension and heart disease, so WTH?
For some reason I have this "thing" about breaking a bone and for some reason I have another "thing" about not wanting to take a bisphosphonate. I'm 66 and fractures are no small matter in folks as they age. My aunt recently died from complications of a broken arm! Of course, she was quite elderly (91), but her body directed all of its energy to healing that trauma and could not keep up the rest of its job. She has in good health (for 91) otherwise.
I found this article online that explains the differences and benefits of each pretty well. What are your thoughts? http://oregon.providence.org/patients/programs/providence-breast-centers/Pages/askanexpertlanding.aspx?TemplateName=Ask+an+Expert:+Tamoxifen+vs.+Arimidex?&TemplateType=AskAnExpert
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....for over 5 years now.
Surgical menopause from a total hysterectomy, so no worries about uterine cancer, one of the biggies for Tamoxifen.
Osteoporosis full-on. Another reason for Tamoxifen...aids against osteoporosis.
Cholesterol naturally high. Another reason for Tamoxifen...the AI's can raise cholesterol...AND I get a yearly infusion of ReClast....works VERY well...I know, it's still a biphosphonate, but works sooooo much better for me than Actonel or Boniva! I used to have a bought of siatica once a week, now, it's been months....
New findings show that Tamoxifen, taken years 5-10, actually significantly reduce the risk of recurrance of breast cancer (ER/PR+).
I am going on 9 years since my first dx (rectal). 7.5 years since last treatment (rad boost) for the breast cancer. I am doing well, living life. No real aches to complain about, except for the damaged hip from the rads for the rectal cancer. I sometimes worry about hair loss...but I asked my hairdresser, and she said it is normal to loose about 100 hairs daily....and I am blessed with enough to not even miss that many...
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I started my 2nd yr on Tamoxifen in Sep. My onco said the same as yours, as far as it being beneficial for bones. I thought I'd taken it w/zero se's, until my Nov appt for eye ck. In one yr, I have cataract growth on both eyes and am just about ready for that surgery. DR blamed Tamoxifen, but who knows for sure. She also said she sees a large % of retinal problems from the med, and I s/b aware of the signs. I do lose a lot of hair each day but have thick hair, so consider that a minor nuisance for now. Linda
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I just finished my 5th year of Tamoxifen. I did have (not sure of medical term) internal ultra sounds regularly followed by a D & C each time (to check for thickening of the uterus)-I did have total hysterctomy 2 1/2 yrs into taking tomoxifen due to that.
Nov 26, 2013 - 12:13 pm
I can relate to all your concerns. I, too, have a "thing" about breaking bones and I, too, have a "thing" about biophosphonates. That being said, I follow my oncologist's insistent advice and I take my Arimidex and I "do" the Fosomax once a week. I took a year off from it because I was so afraid of osteonecrosis of the jaw, but my onc told me "hip fractures are no fun, either." What to do? I think the osteoporosis bothers me more than the fear of cancer recurring.
For right now, I follow her advice. I increased my exercise. I do Zumba and Jazzercise and New Flower suggested I ask for a referral to a physical therapist to get exercises designed for osteoporosis, hip stuff with bands. And that's on my to do list after the holidays (assuming I don't break bones between now and then -- ha ha.)
But, yeah, it's scary.
Nov 29, 2013 - 9:57 am
I just got switched from exemestane to Arimidex just took my first pill this morning,
I started out in 2011 on femera and that had my wrist where i couldn't pick up anything.well last year he switched me to exemestane and i had been doing ok except for the joint pain well it got pretty bad last 3 or 4 months to where i had a chest xray and a shoulder xray due to pain in the collarbone area and pain in my shoulder and out side of my arm. well that was fine and then i had a bone scan and it was showing arthiris in the shoulder and spine which i already knew about that but since i haven't been on the exemestane my shoulders and arm stopped hurting.but any way im going to try the Arimidex for a while ,oh yes i get a prolia shot every 6 months for the bones,i just want to feel good , my body hurts and i excersise some maybe i need to get obssesive with it and just go all out with the weights and all, thats what my oncologist is always telling me but not to heavy on the weights sorry for the long post but the subject hit home so i thought i would chime in ha ha long chime ha!!!~~MollyZ~~
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hi mollyz
just got diagonsed with stage 4 breast cancer with mets to liver started arimidex 4 days ago could you tell me how it is working for you
Nov 29, 2013 - 11:33 am
Reading these responses helps me see that we are between a rock and a hard place. I'm on my sixth year of Arimidex now and have just become osteoporotic. I've been taking Boniva for five years, so it didn't stop the progression. I really don't see a good answer. xoxoxo Lynn
Nov 29, 2013 - 6:26 pm
I took Tamoxafin for the first two years since I was menstruating when I got BC. The I was switched to Arimadix which I've been on for about 8 months. Arimadix works better in post menopausal women (which after chemo I now am). Tamoxafin does build up your bones, Arimadix can cause osteoporosis. My bones were great before I started Armimadix, but I haven't had them checked since I started. I will in a couple of months. I think you have to weigh the pros and cons. If your bones are already weak I'm not sure I would go with Arimadix. It's a bit more effective, but at what price? You have to consider quality of life. Can't really tell you what to do, but you need to consider all sides. Good luck!
Dec 02, 2013 - 9:28 pm
But I do know thqt after taking the biophosphates for 3 years, I hac necrosis of thenjaw bone, so he stopped the Xgeva. I couldnt tolerate Tamoxifen, so I had been on Evista (another one to block estrogen. Stoppednthat onenbecause of he blood clots. I did end up (prior to mets with Osteoporosis, I was taking vit b 12 and something else, but it didnt stop it. Funny, some docs say this med caused it, others will say just age. Afyer first round of chemo, almost a year of Tamoxifen etc. my doc said arthritis is not so unusual, I was 44 and other than the lump had none of the symptoms that I had after chemo and Tamoxifen. I went from thick, heavy hair, to really thin with some bare spots in front.
Dec 08, 2013 - 1:10 pm
I've always had fine thin hair.I was put on tamox soon after the lumpectomy(no chemo or radiation).I've been on it for 4 years one year to go.My problem with thinner hair just recently started showing.Seems not so much the tamox but I feel the chronic bronchitis I had for months.I went downhill then.Still feel weak but think stress is causing it.Weight loss vitamin def and just more nervous now since my bronchitis. I have bad varicose veins and hope to soon take care of that.I had a appt but had to cancel. I had a cracked tail bone after falling out of my husbands truck.I fell really hard and did expect some kind of damage.Really surprised I didnt break my left leg, I went down just on the left leg and hip.I know it was alot of serious pain for 2 months but I got over it.Haven't had any pain since.
My doctor also told me with my total hysteroctomy tamox was what I should take.I just hope when I go off it my hair gets thicker.Not only is my hair thin but fine.My sister though since her dx takes armidex. She has very very thin hair and wears a wig at times.Just 4 rounds of chemo but now she's almost bald. It's been over a year for her and she thinks her baldness might be permanent.Possibley will be since her hair was very thin before.
I'm the same age as you and trust me I was sure I fractured my leg but was luckier with a cracked tailbone even though the pain was unbearable. I'm very short and only weigh 102 lbs but would like to weigh 120.You know how it is when you weigh more then loose.After cancer everyone thinks you're dying or its back.This is what I'm going through now.
Linda, like you I developed a cataract just 6 months after tamox.Also had a floater at the same time.That drove me crazy seeing a light in the night.Husband told me there was nothing in my hair.All I saw was a flashing white light.Went to ER that night and they did a eye exam but couldn't tell much.I had to see my doctor.Did and he found the cataract.My first thought was surgery.He said no surgery since it was small and to continue my tamox even though it can cause them.He said body was more important with a cancer dx.Haven't had a check up in 2 years but doing good.No more floater problems and my eyes seem good but not 100% at 66 years old. Don't wear my glasses. Good Luck to you on your cataract surgery.Someone I know just had it and said it wasn't bad.
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Jan 26, 2014 - 2:53 pm
Happy New Year to you and your family.How is your husband?
Sorry laddies. I was on both drugs Tamoxifen -Arimidex-Tamoxifen . One of the reason for going back on Tamoxifen was Osteoporosis.
i used Calcitinin - salmon nasal spray instead biphosphonates to improve bones.


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Nice article that is.. In general, e-mail and web pages are protected, as they are created. However, the application for registration of copyright is the best way to get a quick court action, if the content is a violation of another party. I read at http://www.lawisgreek.com/how-to-protect-your-online-content-from-internet-copyright-infringement/ find that this bill would give the Justice Department new powers to stop Internet domains as a whole, if they consider a breach of copyright.Happy with new bill
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An insurance broker's primary duty is to sell life, property, casualty, health, automotive, or other more specific types of insurance. This goal is accomplished by calling or visiting current and potential clients to explain the benefits of current or offered policies. An insurance broker will need to be able to analyze policies to determine what options will be the best fit for the customer and his or her beneficiaries. An insurance broker might also sell supplemental insurance policies that go above and beyond what a typical policy provides.Read More...
Depending on the type of insurance being sold, an insurance broker might need to collect a large variety of information from his or her clients. An insurance broker might need to collect the client's personal demographics, health history, family health history, personal finance information, information on personal property, and types of existing coverage. The broker will use this information to help determine the premiums of the policy.
In some cases, an insurance broker will earn his or her commission by referring a client to another company or broker that specializes in a more specific type of insurance. These insurance brokers might also sell to fields that are more difficult or risky to insure. These policies might insure emergency vehicles and responders, individual high-cost items, fishing boats, and people who have a higher level of risk.
An insurance broker will need to find new clients. This can be achieved through advertising, cold calling, and providing good service to generate word-of-mouth leads. Retaining clients is also important. Customers are retained by providing good service and helping clients when they need to file a claim. Many brokers keep track of clients' claims and work hard to ensure that they are processed quickly.
An insurance broker can work in a variety of places. He or she might be an independent broker and work out of a home or small office. Insurance brokers might earn their commission by simply referring people to the right broker, or to an insurance agency that does the same. A broker might be employed by an insurance company or underwriter.
Employees of Marsh & Mclennan Companies Inc can expect to make the most, with the company offering a median salary of $98K; however, pay is widely dispersed from bottom to top, ranging from $52K to $170K.
Offering a median salary of only $82K, AON Corporation gives out the smallest paychecks. Furthermore, the earnings range of $48K to $206K isn't that wide, either.
Survey results suggest that Insurance Brokers use a fairly large toolkit of professional skills. Most notably, skills in Customer Relationship Management, Insurance, Commercial, and Account Sales are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 4 percent and 15 percent. Skills that seem to negatively impact pay include Customer Service and Sales. It is often found that people who know Insurance are also skilled in Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Commercial, and Customer Service.
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Insurance Brokers with a lot of experience tend to enjoy higher earnings. Although individuals who have less than five years' experience earn $48K on average, people with five to 10 years benefit from a notably larger average of $67K. After working for 10 to 20 years, Insurance Brokers make a median salary of $85K. Insurance Brokers who have stuck around for more than two decades see earnings that are only slightly higher than those of folks who have worked for 10 to 20 years; the more senior group makes around $107K on average.
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Public urged to help support our bees' needs
The five actions form part of a call to action launched by Environment Minister Lord de Mauley today at the Plant Life Conference, hosted by HRH the Prince of Wales, to encourage people to do their bit to help insects such bees and butterflies.
Pollinators provide variety in our diets and some crops, like raspberries, apples and pears, particularly need insect pollination to produce good yields of high quality fruit.
Research has estimated the value of insect pollination to crops at around £400 million due to increases in yield and quality of seeds and fruit.
Lord de Mauley said:
"Pollinators such as bees are vital to the environment and the economy and I want to make sure that we do all we can to safeguard them.
"That's why we are encouraging everyone to take a few simple actions and play their part in helping protect our bees and butterflies. We will be publishing a nationwide strategy for pollinators later this year to set out everything that we can do to help pollinators flourish."
There are at least 1500 species of insect pollinators in the UK. This includes 26 species of bumble bee, 260 solitary bees, 1 honey bee species and hundreds of types of hoverflies, butterflies and moths.
Defra will be publishing a national strategy for pollinators in the Autumn, following a public consultation earlier this year.
Friends of the Earth Executive Director Andy Atkins said: "The plight of our bees is high on people's environmental concerns so it's great to see Government, businesses and communities launching this call to action to protect this iconic species.
"The good news is that everyone can be part of the generation that helps saves our bees, from creating a 'Bee World' wildflower patch in your local area to helping scientists monitor bee health by logging any bees you spot with the free Great British Bee Count app."
NFU Vice President Guy Smith said: "We are pleased to support this call to action, which lists five things we can all do to benefit pollinators, including providing more of the food and habitat they need to thrive and taking care when using pesticides.
"Through the Campaign for the Farmed Environment, the NFU has already helped deliver pollinator events to over 800 farmers and growers across the country this year, giving them the information they need to support this call to action on their own farms."
Marylyn Haines Evans, Chair of the NFWI Public Affairs Committee said: "This is a great foundation for us all to start helping our bees through five practical actions which everyone can get behind. These actions, combined with government leadership, will be vital to get the right framework in place for bee health in the long term.
"The WI now look forward to seeing the publication of the National Pollinator Strategy in the Autumn with clear actions and targets for the future."
I have great sympathy for the farmers & I am sure the public will help & how great it would be if we all worked together to secure the future for all of us.
We could come up with some good ideas, rather too much than not enough! We do need a strong plan that is robust, honest & independent.
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Published: October 27, 1996
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In applying American prestige to the Middle East process of reconciliation, Mr. Clinton was building on a bipartisan tradition. But without his intense efforts, the process would have foundered. In Bosnia, Mr. Clinton ignored persistent bad advice about how to use force, invented a peace process from the most unpromising situation and finally stabilized a war that posed a security threat to Europe and endangered NATO.
Health Care
In the field of health care, the Clinton Administration failed through a toxic combination of hubris and secrecy. But Mr. Clinton was headed in the right direction. Americans need and want a health care system that covers everyone and keeps costs down through competition. If Mr. Clinton is elected, the journey toward this valuable goal will continue. If Mr. Dole is elected, that journey will end, and the assault on Medicaid and Medicare will continue. Instead of quality care for all, the country will move toward making Medicare a second-class program for the elderly poor and toward a health-insurance system favoring the affluent and the healthy.
Political Values
The last few years have seen an ugliness of tone in American politics toward the poor, minorities and immigrants. Mr. Clinton has been the most important voice for conciliation, but even he has bowed to expediency. We opposed his signing of the welfare bill, but he has promised to ease its unfair attacks on the poor and legal immigrants. His lack of backbone on this issue was at least balanced by a courageous stand in favor of affirmative action.
In sharp contrast to the two previous Administrations, Mr. Clinton has used common sense on guns. By supporting local police, he erased the Republicans' unearned copyright on the crime issue. He has defended choice on abortion, and his re-election will help produce a Supreme Court that protects this and other freedoms.
Another value asserted by Mr. Clinton is reverence for the earth. Electing the Democratic ticket will return to office Vice President Al Gore, the most knowledgeable and consistent defender of the environment in Washington. He converted Mr. Clinton from a relaxed to a muscular guardian of clean air and water. In a second term, they can generate a new wave of sensible environmental laws.
Obviously, we could not ask our readers to vote for Mr. Clinton without addressing his most significant leadership problem. Many Americans do not trust him or believe him to be a person of character. We do not dodge that issue, nor should Mr. Clinton. Indeed, he must view it as a prime opportunity of his second term. A fraction of the electorate, of course, will never forgive his reputation for philandering. But he can reclaim the trust of the great majority by demonstrating a zeal for financial integrity and for protecting the machinery of justice from politics. Toward that end, we urge Mr. Clinton to close the campaign with a series of dramatic gestures.
First, he should accept the Republican dare and pledge not to pardon anyone convicted in prosecutions arising from Whitewater, the White House travel office firings, the mishandling of F.B.I. files, or the raising of funds for the 1996 campaign. He should promise that he, the First Lady and every member of the executive branch will cooperate with all investigations, whether they are from the Justice Department, special prosecutors or Congressional committees.
Next, Mr. Clinton should deal with his party's Indonesian fund-raising scandal by acknowledging that both parties' financial practices are wrong even if not illegal. He can then credibly pledge to recapture one of the main themes of his 1992 campaign. We saluted then and we still believe in the stirring call in his inaugural address ''to reform our politics so that power and privilege no longer shout down the voice of the people.''
The Democratic Congressional leadership talked him into shelving campaign finance legislation because their members wanted to keep lapping up contributions from political-action committees. Now is the moment for Mr. Clinton to renew his promise by sponsoring campaign laws that end foreign donations and ''soft money'' dodges and that give all credible candidates a level playing field when it comes to mail and advertising.
Such dramatic pledges would do more than defuse the criticisms of Mr. Perot and Mr. Dole in the closing days of this election. They would also enlist public opinion on Mr. Clinton's side as a protection against Republican excesses in the Congressional investigations that are coming whether Mr. Clinton opts for openness or sticks to the hunker-down strategy that has done his Administration such damage.
More important, Mr. Clinton would be demonstrating that he regards winning on Nov. 5 as a necessary prelude to the important work that lies ahead. Mr. Clinton's original vision of a country where no one waits for health care, social justice and economic opportunity to trickle down is still valid. His education in the leadership burden that rests on the world's strongest nation and its President has proceeded more rapidly and successfully than anyone could have dared hope. The Presidency he once dreamed is still within his reach if he brings the requisite integrity to the next four years. By adding self discipline to vision, he can build on the achievements he has already made and make a fair bid to leave Washington in 2001 as one of the notable Presidents of the 20th century.


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The Feminization of an Epidemic... Women and HIV in the United States Women represent the fastest growing demographic of HIV infections worldwide. In order to work on reversing this trend, we must have a thorough understanding of the unique issues that affect women living with HIV infection.
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HIV is HIV - is what is is..isn't it? Obama (TRAVEL BAN, 2010)Hi Doc!!HIV is what is is: an incredible danger. Why, then, are some body fluids more infectious than others? If a person has got HIV, than they've got HIV and that's it! Anything can be infectious! The virus in the blood is still the same as in...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...October 31, 2009By JULIA PRESTON, New York TimesPresident Obama on Friday announced the end of a 22-year ban on travel to the United States by people who had tested positive for the virus that causes AIDS, fulfilling a promise he made to gay... Read more »
How many cases of HIV in the USA?simple question: as aids maybe highest in hetrosexuals worldwide, why was it that u.s. homosexuals, and iv drug users accounted for almost 80 percent of all of the 561,00 cases across the u.s. 1981-1995? also can you give me a rough estimate on how...
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Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program...early 1950s, this infection began (and continues to be) among the heterosexual population. However, when HIV first came to the United States in the late 1970s, the epidemic started primarily among Gay/Bisexual men and Injecting Drug Users... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...virus.4.Only 50% of people living with HIV in the U.S. are in care.5.Only 50% of HIVers who qualify for antiretrovirals are currently receiving them.6.Severe health disparities exist related to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and... Read more »
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Number of HIV-Infected Women Giving Birth in U.S. Increased 40% From 2000 to 2006, Estimates Show...Control and Prevention [CDC]. My abstract here at CROI is titled the "Estimated Number of Births to HIV-Positive Women in the United States, 2006." 1 This abstract is a summary of a manuscript that is currently in clearance. We used a number... Read more »
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The United States is one of the last conservative visual art strongholds in the world. This is the reason graphic political art is not at the forefront of the art world today. Visual artists, who should be at the peak of politically radical commentaries on government, politicians and societal issues, have all been shut out by gallerists who favor abstract and minimalist art, which is not relevant to the tastes of today's emerging collectors. Sepsis 21 is long anticipated reaction to this bacteria that entered the bloodstream of the art market 100 years ago.
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Group Aims To Repair D.C.'s Black Civil War Memorial
The group that built the African Civil War Memorial in Washington is now raising funds to repair it after the memorial was damaged by gunfire.
Md.-W.Va. Trail Link Shelved Due To Bat Habitat Threat
The National Park Service has shelved a proposed extension of the Western Maryland Rail Trail to Paw Paw because it could threaten bats that roost in three tunnels along the route.
Old Ways Of Life On C&O Coming Back
It appears some of the old ways of life on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal gradually will be coming back to Williamsport now that the National Park Service has announced plans to move forward with at least three projects on the canal that will re-create features of the former commercial waterway and enhance visitor experiences.
Frederick Official Seeks Change In Hunting Regulations
A Frederick County commissioner is seeking to repeal a prohibition on rifle hunting for deer in the southern part of the county.
Sharpshooters Target Catoctin Mountain Park Deer
National Park Service sharpshooters are taking aim at white-tailed deer in Catoctin Mountain Park near Thurmont.
National Park Service Creates Website For Teachers
The National Park Service is launching a new website for teachers that will provide lesson plans and resources from parks throughout the country.
Plan Targets 2,800 Deer At Md., Va. Battlefields
The National Park Service says it wants to kill more than 2,800 white-tailed deer at three Civil War battlefields in Maryland and Virginia to reduce damage to forests and other vegetation.
National Park Service Selects Superintendent For Tubman Monument
The National Park Service has chosen a superintendent for the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National monument.
Hundreds Of Fish Found Dead In National Mall Pond
The National Park Service says about 1,000 fish have been found dead in a National Mall pond.
NPS Picks New Chesapeake Bay Office Superintendent
The National Park Service has chosen a new superintendent for its Chesapeake Bay office.
Park Service Plans To Reduce Deer Numbers With Sharpshooters
Saying the large numbers of white-tailed deer in three national battlefields are having adverse effects on orchards, crops and other wildlife, the National Park Service on Monday released its proposal to reduce the deer population by using sharpshooters.
MLK Memorial May Not Be Ready For Anniversary
Work to refinish part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial where a disputed inscription was recently removed may not be done until after the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.


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New Rustoleum Door Paint-anyone tried it???
Has anyone tried the new Rust-oleum Door Paint???
Any comments or suggestions?? I need to paint our steel doors and this stuff looks pretty promising.
I am thinking of having the color custom tinted and I am wondering how accurate the color swatches are.
Any suggestions are much appreciated!!!
This paint is total garbage. Buy a can of real oil based enamel if you want paint-I'm not sure WHAT this stuff was, but it took another two weeks of work to get back to where we started on the door before we applied it. It flowed badly, it's "open time" was about two seconds...rather like trying to paint a door with chewing gum. when it dried the surface was a complete joke...incidently I have painted HOUSEFULS of trim in my time-I am really good at it.
I think it is paint made with the assumption that we are all too stupid to apply oil based paint and that in our ignorance we will accept any coating that is a pretty color.
Sherwin Williams makes very nice oil based paints, as do other manufacturers.
Regular old Rustoleum was always the go-to enamel in years gone by, but since they now manufacture this kind of crap and foist it off on people I no longer trust them.
Well put. I now have to sand the chewing gum off!! It dries the minute the brush hits the door! No way to get a uniform brush stroke! Horrible, horrible paint!


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ND ethanol industry sets up promotion fund
FARGO (AP) -- North Dakota's ethanol industry is setting aside a slice of its production revenues to set up a new promotional fund.
Gov. John Hoeven and a number of ethanol industry officials announced the plan Wednesday in Fargo.
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Carol Kemery, a nurse and mother of four, was looking for an affordable and easy way to do decorative gilding when she hit upon the solution: Develop a kit. And so in 1991, she began her business as a decorative painter. Now, she has a line of paint kits, the Artisans Collection, that she developed with Country Living and her own company, Caromal Colours, allowing homeowners to do decorative painting on their own, including these gilding projects.