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We conducted a longitudinal study to assess the immunogenicity of standard-titer measles vaccine in HIV-infected and uninfected Zambian children. The study hypothesis was that HIV-infected children would have higher rates of primary and secondary measles vaccine failure compared to uninfected children, contributing to decreased levels of population immunity to measles and facilitating measles virus transmission in regions of high HIV prevalence.
HIV Infection
Biological: standard-titer measles vaccine
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|Impact of HIV on Measles and Measles Immunisation
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Despite great progress in measles control in sub-Saharan Africa, measles remains a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in young children. In regions of high HIV prevalence, measles virus transmission may be sustained despite high immunization coverage rates if HIV-infected children are important transmitters of measles virus. Factors potentially contributing to enhanced measles virus transmission by HIV-infected children include an early decline in protective maternal antibody titers resulting in susceptibility to measles at a younger age, and high rates of primary and secondary measles vaccine failure. To evaluate the potential impact of the HIV-1 epidemic on immunity following measles vaccination, we conducted a longitudinal study to compare the primary vaccine failure rate and rate of antibody decline following administration of standard-titer measles vaccine at nine months of age to HIV-infected and HIV-uninfected Zambian children. Our results show that children born to HIV-infected women have lower levels of passively-acquired maternal antibodies to measles virus prior to the age of routine vaccination at 9 months, and HIV-infected children are particularly susceptible to measles in infancy. This finding supports the WHO recommendation to provide the first dose of measles vaccine to HIV-infected children at 6 months. Furthermore, HIV-infected children develop adequate primary antibody responses to measles vaccine in the months following vaccination but lose protective antibody titers by two to three years of age. Mitigating the potential impact of this decreased immunogenicity on the level of population immunity to measles virus was the high mortality rate observed among HIV-infected children. Improved access to antiretroviral therapy will likely improve the survival of HIV-infected children without enhancing protective immunity to measles virus, although this has yet to be investigated. We are working to incorporate our findings into a mathematical model to better understand the impact of the HIV-1 epidemic on measles control strategies and to investigate the immunologic mechanisms for impaired memory B cell responses in HIV-infected children.
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|2 Months to 15 Months
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- children aged 2 to 8 months presenting for well-child care
- reside within 10 miles of the study clinic
- parents or caretakers provide signed informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
-children with severe illness
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00247091
|Chawama Clinic
|Lusaka, Zambia
|Principal Investigator:
|William J. Moss, MD
|Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
|Principal Investigator:
|Felicity Cutts, MD
|London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
|Principal Investigator:
|Francis Kasolo, MD, PhD
|University of Zambia
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|NCT00247091 History of Changes
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|October 28, 2005
|Last Updated:
|October 28, 2005
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|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health:
measles vaccine
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Mononegavirales Infections
Morbillivirus Infections
Paramyxoviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
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When it comes to dressy events, lately tastemakers like Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Michelle Williams, and Pixie Geldof are getting a little flirty and embracing transparency in an unexpected way. Rather than reaching for mesh-insert dresses or peek-a-boo tops, they're wearing a fresh take on the season's boudoir trend: sheer skirts.
This leggy look is decidedly dressy and calls for a certain amount of chutzpah, as you're certain to get stares when you wear anything with a barely-there skirt. But for those daring dames who are ready to venture into tulle territory, know that you have loads of runway shows to consult for inspiration. At Fendi, Karl Lagerfeld sent out gauzy pieces galore, like the incredible nude number in today's art, all of which embody Parisian sophistication, albeit in a lingerie sort of way. Or you can channel the Dolce & Gabbana show, where models wore see-through mesh skirts and dresses over retro-cut bodysuits. Even the master of elegance himselfÂ--Oscar de la RentaÂ--offered a version of the trend when he designed a black chantilly lace dress with a bead embroidered skirt as a part of his spring collection.
In addition to these stunningly crafted references, we love the way red-carpet regulars are wearing sheer skirts. Pixie Geldof, for one, showed off an edgier take on the trend when she wore a House of Holland lilac lace dress to the Brit Awards in London last month. The addition of an oversized cross pendant and loads of silver bracelets and rings gives Geldof's overall look a punky effect that's in perfect keeping with her personal taste. On the other side of the style spectrum, we have Michelle Williams, who opted for a refined Chanel dress with merely a hint of sheer skirt for the premiere of Shutter Island at the 60th Berlin International Film Festival. Her black-and-white asymmetrical dress is from the French fashion house's spring collection and strikes a stunning balance between timeless and trendy.
Our final star examples come courtesy of Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen who attended the ELLE Awards in London wearing their invariably individualistic takes on the trend. Ashley chose a pale Christian Lacroix couture gown, which she wore backwards and under a cropped furry red jacket. Mary-Kate's choice was more gothic in tone but still just as chic; she wore a long sheer Givenchy skirt paired with a Lanvin Jacket ($2900) from spring's Look #16 and a Proenza Schouler clutch.
While most of our references err on the very dressy side, that doesn't mean you need to have to be uber-fancy too. In fact, we think some of the simpler styles on the market right now are actually much more wearable. On that note, check out Staple's Chiffon Layer Dress ($85), a sleek black bandeau style, and Ports 1961's Slip Dress ($100), which is available in white or black and is marvelously minimalist. If you're looking for a way to customize the trend, we suggest creating your own with the help of the style gurus at Topshop. The British brand is currently stocking a Seamed Mesh Calf Skirt ($55) that would look amazing over a skintight micro mini or you could try their Fishnet Skirt ($44), which could be easily styled in a Dolce & Gabbana way. Finally, you could try something like L.A.M.B.'s Pleated Pencil Skirt ($275), which offers another unique take on the sheer skirt trend.
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Not only does Erika Bearman--known to the Twitterverse as @OscarPRGirl--have one of the most amazing fashion jobs working as the Senior Vice President of Communications for Oscar de la Renta, she's also one of the funniest and most forward-thinking women we know. (Do yourself a favor and follow her on Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram, and watch Sh*t OscarPRGirl Says pronto--you'll thank us later!) Heading up the PR for one of the world's most storied and prestigious fashion houses requires a certain glamour, polish, and sophistication, three qualities that Bearman embodies in spades. But don't think this means the lady is fusty--she's anything but. Through the use of social media, Bearman skillfully manages to balance the designer's incredible history with the present, giving devoted followers a rare peek into the awe-inspiring de la Renta world, all while preserving the dignity of the iconic brand. Perhaps the reason she does such a noteworthy job is because Bearman is the epitome of the ODLR girl: a stunning natural beauty who loves a ballgown skirt as much as she does underground hip-hop, hot yoga, and very cold champagne.
In addition to her social media prowess, Bearman has also proven herself a true style savant, consistently creating wholly inspiring ensembles, each with their own fashion-forward flair. With access to the world's most lust-worthy designs and a knack for wearing serious pieces in interesting and irreverent ways, we knew Bearman would be the perfect stalkee for our July Style Stalker story.
At Events and On The Streets
We can always count on Bearman to capture a series of fabulous moments in the fashion world via Instagram, but when the cameras are turned on her, the results are just as sweet. Whether she's attending an extravagant event or simply waiting for the subway, the raven-haired beauty can be found wearing a slew of elegant gowns and dreamy party dresses. However, when Bearman is not dressed to the nines in one of Oscar de la Renta's gorgeous confections, she often reaches for a high-waisted, wide-leg pant-in either a chic black or of-the-moment bright hue-paired with a basic tee for an uncomplicated and sophisticated result. Accessory-wise, more often than not Bearman practices restraint-her outfits do most of the talking, after all-elevating her looks with a sleek clutch here and a sparkly headband there for a polished, on-point finish every time.
In addition to revealing some of her closet go-tos and favorite places to shop in our must-read Q&A below, we're excited to announce that Bearman is also taking to the Twitterverse this afternoon for our first-ever Twitterview on @WhoWhatWear. Submit your most burning style questions now with hashtag #wwwchat, and starting live at 1 p.m. PST (4 p.m. EST), Bearman will share all her need-to-know answers. Don't miss out!--Jessica Baker
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Energize a casual tee with a pair of bright pants.
American Apparel tee; Oscar de la Renta trousers; Jack Spade attaché (borrowed from her husband); Penelope & Coco orange pumps.
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Finish a dressed-up evening look with an elegant beauty crown.
Oscar de la Renta yellow poppy gown from the S/S 12 collection; Oscar de la Renta crystal headband.
Similar Essentials: Favana Strapless Ballgown ($378); Jennifer Behr Monochrome Encrusted Crystal Headwrap ($595); Dauphine of New York Flower Child Headband ($125); Deepa Gurnani Madallion Headband ($60).
Juxtapose a bare midriff top with an ankle-grazing skirt and oversized sweater.
Topshop crop top; Anthropologie skirt; vintage knit; Christian Louboutin shoes.
Similar Essentials: French Connection Winter Warmer Long Sweater ($59); Forever 21 Honeycomb Duster Cardigan ($20); Loft Tribal Print Crinkle Maxi Skirt ($80); Sparkle & Fade Tile Printed Maxi Skirt ($30).
Keep a pair of cool headphones in your carrier for stylish listening.
Oscar de la Renta fur and gown; Brian Atwood flannel pumps; Beats by Dr. Dre headphones.
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Show off your shoulders with a thinly-strapped summer dress.
Oscar de la Renta dress from the S/S 07 collection.
Similar Essentials: Tibi Arizona Dress ($530); Tracey Reese Side Button Spaghetti Strap Frock ($348); Modcloth A Matter of Abstract Dress ($50).
Create a sophisticated after-hours ensemble with high-waisted, wide-leg trousers.
PINK thermal top; Oscar de la Renta trousers and belt; Oscar de la Renta clutch.
Similar Essentials: Lafayette 148 New York Ludlow Pants ($398); Alice + Olivia Paula Belted High-Waist Pants ($237); Ralph Lauren Blue Label Celine High-Rise Crepe Pants ($179).
Tame a vibrant silk maxi by adding a neutral cardigan.
Oscar de la Renta cardigan and hammered satin gown; Oscar de la Renta clutch.
Similar Essentials: Carven Cardigan ($382); J. Crew Featherweight Cashmere Cardigan ($178) in Light Nectar; Alice by Temperely Silk Maxi Dress ($545); Madewell Silk Moondrop Maxi Dress ($130); J.J. Winters Large Envelope Clutch ($129) in Yellow Boa; ASOS Metal Bar Detail Envelope Clutch ($30).
Q&A with Erika Bearman
Please describe your personal style in two sentences or less.
Influenced by unapologetic glamour, hip-hop, and Bond girls.
How does the city you live in inspire your day-to-day style?
Everyone in New York walks around like they invented it. I love that. I love that you can walk out of your apartment looking crazy. No one is really too concerned with anyone else. I love the emphasis on outerwear. Coats in New York are like cars in LA-important.
List some of your favorite current trends and why you appreciate them/how you are wearing them.
It's no secret that I like a crop top. And a bra top. And a bustier. For me, I think it goes back to ballet-I grew up dancing and those are like the basics. It's also why I like to wear things backwards and cut necklines.
Who are some of your style icons and why?
Annette de la Renta, always. Gwyneth Paltrow in the '90s especially. I also like Rene Russo in The Thomas Crown Affair and Madonna in Truth or Dare. High glamour, which I think is very elusive, but you know it when you see it.
Name one go-to piece in your closet and why.
I love the way Oscar cuts a high-waisted wide trouser; it's very Angelica Houston in the '70s. And somehow they go with everything.
List 5 of your favorite places to shop?
2. Topshop
3. Bergdorf Goodman
4. LF in Southampton
5. Eres
List your favorite fashion sites/blogs?
1. 80s and 90s Supermodels
2. The Fancy
3. Lauren Santo Domingo's Pinterest
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Candidates running for October and November's elections have been compiled after meeting their Monday deadline to have their declaration of candidacy filed in each city.
Betty Wheeler's, Jeanne McEvoy's and Mae Aguayo's seats are all up for election on the Price city council. Only McEvoy will be running for re-election as a Price city councilmember. Councilmember Wheeler will be moving up to being a candidate in the mayoral race.
Jeff Nielson, Don Reaveley and Edwin Shook are running for the available two-year position on the Price city council.
Two positions are open for the four year term of council member for Price. Candidates that will be voted on during the primary election in October will be McEvoy, Rick Davis, Jay Marshall, John Kit Pappas and Kathy Hanna Smith.
The four candidates receiving the highest number of votes in the primary election will move to the general election in November. The two candidates receiving the highest amount of votes during this election will take occupancy of the two vacant offices in January.
Also up for re-election for Price this year is the position of mayor. Joe Piccolo is running as the incumbent. Councilmember Wheeler along with Patricia Colosimo will be running against him in the primary in October. The two candidates with the most votes will move to the general election in November. The winning candidate will take office Jan. 6, 2006.
Wellington city mayor, Karl Houskeeper is running for re-election. He is going uncontested in the election.
Two councilmember positions in Wellington are also up for re-election. Current councilmembers Ed Chavez Jr. and Johnny Pappas are both up for re-election for the two four-year positions available and are also the only two candidates running for the positions.
In Sunnyside, three councilmember positions are open. The three councilmembers whose terms are up are Eugene Vernon, Tony Riffle and Douglas Parsons. All are running for re-election for next year along with Michael Marquez and Nick DeGiulio.
The position of Sunnyside mayor is going uncontested in the mayoral race this year. Current Sunnyside mayor, Bruce Andrews will be running for re-election with no one running against him in the race.
There will be two openings for the Helper City Council. Tony Gonzales' and Robert Welch's terms are both up, neither are running for re-election. Jeremy Lemp, Gene Carlson, Jason Llewelyn, Dave Armstrong, Marie Davidson, Dave Dornan and John Jones are running for the two available positions on the council.
Current Helper city mayor, Joe Bonacci opted out of running for re-election this year. Mike Delpaz and Chuck Buchanan are running against each other for the available position of Helper Mayor.
In East Carbon, Darlene Kunz's and Joyce Caviness' terms as city council members are up. Both will be running for re-election, while Berl Holt and Lloyd Lowe are also running for the two available positions on the council.
Dale Andrews will be running as the incumbent in the mayoral race for East Carbon City. David Fryer, Michael Royall and Orlando La Fontaine are also running against Andrews for the East Carbon City mayoral position.
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Posted by Theodore Stark on 2nd Jul 2015
Taking Photos of Fireworks Made Easy
Fourth of July is here again. With it, many (if not all) of you have aspirations of taking photos of fireworks this year. Here are some tricks I use to capture fireworks photos. Hope you find them helpful…
Ready? Here we go…
No doubt, you have read several articles on how different photographers shoot fireworks. Keep in mind this is more art than it is science and all of these articles (mine included) are starting points. Beginner or seasoned pro. use what information makes sense to you, and then adapt it to make it your own.
For most, the style of fireworks shots you are aiming for will require a long exposure. In doing so, you capture the trails of light emitted from the fireworks. When taking photos of fireworks using this style, here is the essential gear you will need: A good tripod, a cable release or remote trigger, a working knowledge of how to operate your camera, and (because it is dark out) a headlamp (headlamps with red lights are the best, as they don't affect your night vision).
Now for the good news/bad news (depending on your point of view)… to get the best results you are going to need to shoot in manual. I know… I know… some of you are freaking out. But trust me, fireworks is one of those times where you want to turn your camera's " Hal " off. For those of you who are not 2001 A Space Odyssey fans, you want to sincerely thank your camera for tying its best to keep you from making a bad photo, and just let you take the manual controls.
As a reminder, any photograph is built on three legs: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. As a starting point (and nothing more), here is what I recommend when taking photos of fireworks… Aperture between 8 and 12 (I typically like f10) and shutter speed around 4 seconds. Depending on your location and light conditions, you will need to adjust your ISO appropriately. ISO 200 is a good starting point, but keep in mind you may have to made adjustments on the fly.
If Manual mode really freaks you out, you can shoot on Shutter Priority and set your ISO to Auto. I do not recommend this but it is an option.
If you have the ability to shoot on Bulb mode, do it. This will allow you to better sync your shutter release more closely with the firing of the shells in the mortars. You may have to tweak your aperture and ISO setting based on this. Timing can make or break your fireworks photography experience.
Because of the general nature of a long shutter speed, you do not want to be touching your camera (even depressing the shutter) when taking photos of fireworks. If you have a cable release, use it. If you do not, try using the built in timer function on your camera. It's not ideal but better than introducing camera shake into your shots.
In terms of lenses, your mileage will vary based on your location. The closer you are, (typically) the wider you will need to be. I avoid using anything over 200mm. My go to lens for fireworks is my 20-105mm lens that I zoom into about 35-45mm. I like this approach because it accounts for all firework shell sizes. I then crop, in post.
Also, shoot on manual focus. There is not enough light for your camera to know what you want it to focus on. Additionally, it will take precious seconds during the show. Get set up during the day and aim your camera toward the area where the fireworks will be fired from and then lock the focus (probably at or close to infinity).
With the basics lined up, here are a couple more suggestions for taking photos of fireworks…
So there you have it. I hope you enjoy the Fourth this year. Now get out there and go chase the light (and keep the camera on Manual this 4th…).
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Ok 2 extra credit ideas…
If you are a seasoned pro at taking photos of fireworks, try to shoot them in HDR. That should spice things up!
If you want less light trails and more explosion, cover the lens with a black sheet, cardboard, etc. while the fireworks climb and then remove the sheet to just get the explosion. Bulb mode is highly recommended for this!
OK that's all. Have a wonderful and safe Fourth of July. Pet the nice dog. Throw the Frisbee. Go make some photographs!
I'm looking forward to seeing your images on the Outdoor Photo Gear Flickr Group.
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The report of the building committee, presented by chairman Homer Selby, described the pros and cons of selling the building to the Town of Morgan or to an outside party.
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The Division of Wildlife Resources held a wild turkey release Jan. 10 at the south fork of Gordon Creek. DWR authorities along with local supporters for the project attended, releasing two toms and 13 hens into the area.
The birds were Rio Grande subspecies that came from Kansas. Along with the 15 birds that were released in Gordon Creek, 30 birds were also released into the Range Creek area.
The turkey releases were part of a state wide project, that brought in a total of 184 birds into Utah, which were released into five different regions, including the two local areas.
The release came just in time, as the National Wild Turkey Federation is planning to hold a banquet Jan. 26 at Chelsey's Manor at 5:30 p.m. for anyone who is interested in preserving the turkey species.


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|Injuries as Tractor Trailer Flips Sedan
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A mother and daughter from Lenoir were injured in the crash of their small sedan and a tractor trailer during the noon hour on US 321 at Aho Road. The 9-1-1 call came in at 12:48, witnesses reporting that the white Kia flipped several times after the collision with the front of the tractor trailer.
Two Watauga Medics ambulances transported driver Sarah Delcie Conner, 39, and her daughter, Falon Breedlove, 14, to Watauga Medical Center, trooper Alexander saying injuries did not appear to be serious. He identified the trucker as 60-year old James Hoyt Teeter of Oakboro, NC, and said the trucker thought he checked carefully for oncoming traffic, but did not see the small Kia as he pulled out, the car running up on the tire of the truck, causing it to flip several times, coming to rest on the side of the road. Blowing Rock Fire/Rescue checked the passengers for anyone pinned in the overturned sedan, the worked to keep some traffic flowing through the one open lane on the highway as vehicles backed up both north and south-bound in the heavy holiday week traffic. Alexander cited Teeter for Failure to Yield in the accident, saying he drove for Bonsal American of Charlotte.
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GILBERT, Ariz. (WUSA) -- What would your significant other say or do to you if he or she found out you didn't vote in the Presidential election?
Hopefully he or she wouldn't try to run you over like an Arizona woman reportedly tried to do to her husband.
According to KPHO in Phoenix, police say Holly Solomon, 28, chased after her husband, 36-year-old Daniel Solomon, in a Jeep Saturday night after he didn't vote.
"She pinned him between the underside of the SUV and the curb when he tried to run for help," CBS reports."The husband told investigators that Solomon believed her family was going to face hardship from President Barack Obama's re-election. Witnesses told police that Solomon followed her husband in her car through a parking lot while screaming at him."
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MORRISTOWN - The former Morristown United Methodist Church building, 504 Gouverneur St., will not be purchased by the school district.
The Morristown Central School Board of Education unanimously voted against pursuing the purchase of the building, vacated in August and marketed at $130,000, as members felt the money could be spent better elsewhere.
Id much rather spend that money on making the education better here at Morristown, Board Vice President W. Darrell Merkel said at Wednesdays board meeting.
President Cyril Aldrich Jr. said the denomination plans on removing the buildings stained glass windows and pews and noted that the lack of fire alarms in the sanctuary would significantly raise the cost of preparing the building to be occupied by students.
Currently the district uses the church parking lot for faculty parking and there was concern that the next occupant may not let that relationship continue.
If something happened and we werent able to use that parking we could build a heck of a lot cheaper parking lot at the end [of the schools west wing[, Mr. Aldrich said.
Retired Morristown teacher Mark C. Blanchard spoke against the potential purchase at the meeting as well.
Were academically insolvent, Mr. Blanchard said. It seems to me that $130,000 would be more than enough to reinstate faculty and offer more choices for students.
Its an awful expensive parking lot, Mr. Blanchard said.
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DURHAM, N.C. – Oregon State senior left-handed pitcher Matt Boyd was added to the Golden Spikes Award watch list Thursday by USA Baseball. He joins sophomore Michael Conforto as Beavers on the midseason watch list for the sport's most coveted postseason honor.
Boyd is 8-2 this season and has a 1.96 earned run average this season entering this weekend's series with California. The lefty is third in the Pac-12 Conference with a .192 average against, third with 70 strikeouts and eighth in ERA.
A native of Mercer Island, Wash., he's earned two Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week honors this season and is slated to open the series against California on the mound Friday. He is 4-0 with a 1.42 ERA in five appearances at Goss Stadium this season.
Conforto, meanwhile, continues on the watch list after being named to it prior to the season. He is hitting .327 this season to go along with a team-best seven home runs. He has also driven in 29 runs.
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You don't have to be a gadget geek to know that it can be hard to get a mobile phone, music player, or other device to work smoothly with your computer. How do you sync contacts and appointments to your mobile phone? How do you get music onto your portable music player? Where do you find the manual for your device, software updates, and help? The list can go on and on, depending on the device.
Enter Device Stage. This new feature in Windows 7 solves these problems by gathering everything you can do with your device into a single window, making tasks easier to find and complete.
Device Stage is like a home page for select compatible devices and printers. It's a simpler and faster way of finding and using your devices with Windows.
When you connect a compatible device to your computer, Device Stage automatically opens, with a big picture of your device at the top of the window. It's obvious right away that Device Stage has been customized for your device.
You can see the status of your device at a glance, with information such as your battery life, number of photos ready to be downloaded to your PC, number of text messages, sync status, amount of space available, and other key indicators for your device.
Just below the status information is a list of available tasks for your device. First are primary tasks you'll use frequently, such as syncing information to a mobile phone, downloading photos from a digital camera, or checking a print job. Hardware manufacturers can also list extra tasks here, such as ordering more ink and paper for a printer, downloading drivers and updates for a phone or music player, or requesting customer support.
Because Device Stage is different for every device, you can have multiple occurrences of Device Stage open at once—one for each device connected to your computer. Even when you minimize Device Stage to the Windows taskbar, you can check your device status just by moving your mouse over the taskbar button. When you disconnect a device from your computer, Device Stage disappears, leaving you with a clean desktop.
Device Stage works with compatible mobile phones, digital cameras, and portable music players, plus many different ink-jet, laser, and multi-function printers. It supports network printers and printers connected by a USB cable. And it works with devices and printers connected wirelessly, such as Bluetooth enabled cell phones and printers.
There's even a Device Stage for your computer. This displays information about your PC such as its brand name and computer name, and lists many tasks you can perform with it, such as changing your system sounds, display settings, and other PC hardware settings.
No software is required for Device Stage to work. Just plug in your devices or connect them wirelessly. (Although to sync contacts, appointments, and other information with your mobile phone, you might need to find a compatible program for your PC.)
The easiest way to find out if a device you already have works with Device Stage is to connect it to your computer and see if Device Stage opens. For devices you don't already have, check with the manufacturer or review the specifications for the device. For a mobile phone, music player, digital camera, or other mobile device to work with Device Stage, the manufacturer must add compatible software (also called firmware) to the device.
Hardware manufacturers can choose if they want to make their devices compatible with Device Stage. When you connect a device to your PC, Windows 7 will detect whether it's compatible, and then automatically launch Device Stage. If the device isn't compatible, Windows 7 will launch AutoPlay instead. (AutoPlay is a Windows feature that lets you choose which program to use to start different kinds of media or devices, such as music CDs or USB flash drives containing photos and other media files.)
Hardware makers that make their devices compatible can also customize Device Stage with their own tasks and graphics. This gives companies more control over how their hardware products appear in Windows, and lets them differentiate their products from those of their competitors. Manufacturers can even update Device Stage automatically, so the next time you connect a device to your PC, Device Stage might display some new tasks.
It's clear the designers sweated the details on this feature. Device Stage doesn't just display a straightforward picture of your device or printer, it splashes a colorful photo artistically across the top of the screen, with graphic accents. After years of seeing bland, generic icons that are supposed to represent my printer, mouse, and other devices, it's nice to be able to see a picture that actually looks like the device I'm using. After about six months of testing Device Stage, generic hardware icons now look so 1990s to me.
Nothing shows off the capabilities of Device Stage better than a full-featured, compatible mobile phone. These so-called smartphones allow you to send and receive e‑mail and text messages, track your appointments and contacts, play music, watch movies and videos, shoot photos, and more.
If you buy a premium phone that supports Device Stage, you'll be able to perform all sorts of tasks when you connect it to your computer. If you click Set up sync, you can set up Device Stage to transfer music, videos, contacts, and appointments from your computer to your phone and keep them in sync. (For more information, see Sync music, pictures, contacts, and calendars with a mobile device.)
Pick another task, such as Import your pictures and videos, to download photos or videos taken with a camera phone. Want to hear a snippet of your favorite heavy metal song or violin concerto when your phone rings? Click Set ringtones to create a custom ringtone and transfer it to your phone. (For more information, see Create and assign a ringtone for your mobile phone using Device Stage.)
Above all, Device Stage is designed for ease of use. Gadget fans—the kind of people always walking around with some kind of phone, music player, or other device in their hand—will appreciate how simple it makes using their devices.
But Device Stage also allows people who don't know anything about gadgets or computers to use devices with their PC. Since Device Stage automatically opens when you connect a device, you don't have to figure out where to go in Windows to use your device.
If you want to open Device Stage yourself, this is easy to do from the new Devices and Printers folder. This is helpful when you're using a device such as a printer that you don't routinely connect and disconnect to your PC. Just double-click on the picture of the device in the Devices and Printers folder to open Device Stage. If the printer or other device isn't compatible with Device Stage, a standard Windows properties dialog box will open.
Device Stage tasks are also designed for ease of use. Even computing newbies should find them self-explanatory, with task titles such as Set up sync, Set ringtones, or Import your pictures and videos. Click the task and you're off and running. Don't rave about it too much to your friends, though, or they might start calling you a gadget geek.
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John Swenson is a writer on the Windows team at Microsoft. In his 11 years at Microsoft, he's done everything from interviewing technical leaders around the company to helping computer novices understand Windows. He previously worked as a business and technology reporter for newspapers and magazines.
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There's a long list of must-haves for college football players.
Size. Agility. Speed. Smarts. Tenacity. Strength.
But one necessary attribute is often overlooked.
"You have to have thick skin," Jeremy Beal said.
The Oklahoma defensive end isn't the only one who thinks so. A randomly selected group of players was interviewed last week during Big 12 football media days. Some play for powerhouses, others for cellar dwellers. Some play on the offensive side of the ball, others on the defensive side.
Yet, all of them said they expect harsh treatment from their coaches.
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"That's just part of it," Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden said. "You know if you make a mistake, you're gonna hear about it."
But is there a limit, a line that no coach should cross?
Two noticeable absentees during media days indicate as much. Mike Leach and Mark Mangino were nowhere to be found. Leach had been the coach at Texas Tech for the past decade, leading the Red Raiders to unprecedented success. Mangino had been the coach at Kansas for eight years, rejuvenating a program that had languished for decades.
Both were fired last December for harsh treatment of players.
'If it gets personal... that's over the line'
Ripples from the dismissals of Mangino and Leach were felt not only in the Big 12 but also across the college football world.
"I think it got everybody's attention," Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said. "I don't think there was any coach that didn't think through what that really meant to them."
Snyder is the league's unofficial dean of football coaches — he has coached the Wildcats for 18 years, returning last season after a three-year retirement — and he contends that football coaches have a complex job. They must prepare players for a rough-and-tumble game, but they must also teach the values of the sport.
"It's about commitment. It's about responsibility. It's about discipline. It's about hard work," Snyder said.
In major college football, it's also about big money.
Every head football coach in the Big 12 has an annual salary in excess of $900,000, and nine of them make $1.8 million or more. That kind of money can create pressure to win at all costs.
Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads said his philosophy on player treatment boils down to two tenets.
"If you're always genuine with them, that doesn't mean you're not chewing their tail out... " he said, "but if you're always genuine, they know what you got.
"Then, I think fairness is critical. Our football team knows if Austen Arnaud screws up, if Alexander Robinson screws up," the coach said, ticking off a couple of the Cyclones' standouts, "they're going to face the same or similar consequences as a player that's third string."
Players at Big 12 media days contend that one other principle of player treatment is important.
"When a coach disrespects you or belittles you as a man... that's when you cross the line," Nebraska wide receiver Niles Paul said.
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