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CANTON - Teachers at Canton Central School District will contribute to their health insurance premiums for the first time under a new contract agreement reached with the district.
The new four-year pact also calls for salary increases of 3.5 percent in the first year, followed by 3 percent each of the remaining three years.
School Superintendent William A. Gregory said the health insurance contributions are expected to save the district nearly $300,000 over the four-year period.
In light of both the projected savings that would not have been realized without this agreement and the ever-increasing demands and expectations placed upon our professional staff, we believe this settlement to be both fair and fiscally responsible to all concerned, Mr. Gregory said in an email.
The contract requires members of the Canton Central Teachers Association to contribute 3 percent of their premiums this school year, 5 percent next school year, 7.5 percent for 2014-15 and 10 percent for 2015-16.
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Dietary Intake and Eating Behaviors in Adolescents Who Undergo Bariatric Surgery (Teen LABS)
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to study the dietary intake and eating behaviors of adolescents who undergo bariatric surgery
Adolescent Obesity
Eating Behavior
Dietary Intake
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Dietary Intake and Eating Behaviors in Adolescents Who Undergo Bariatric Surgery
- dietary intake [ Time Frame: BL, 3, 6, 12, and 24 mo ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- eating behavior [ Time Frame: BL, 3, 6, 12, and 24 mo ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- nausea, vomiting, and gastric dumping [ Time Frame: BL, 3, 6, 12 and 24 mo ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Study Start Date:
|February 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|July 2014
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The dietary and eating behavior outcomes for adolescents who undergo bariatric surgery are virtually unknown. The main trial of the Teen-LABS consortium is not studying dietary intake and eating behavior before and after bariatric surgery. The consortium, however, provides a unique opportunity to investigate these issues in a large and diverse sample through the context of the proposed ancillary study.
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This study will assess changes in dietary intake and eating behavior in 110 extremely obese adolescents who undergo bariatric surgery as part of the main Teen-LABS study. These individuals will be recruited from one of 4 Teen-LABS sites: Baylor College of Medicine, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Changes in bariatric surgery patients will be compared to those of 110 obese adolescents treated with a lifestyle modification program designed to produce an 8% weight loss. These individuals will be recruited from a study at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (PI: Robert Berkowitz, M.D.) which will be ongoing at the same time and will include the same measures as those proposed in this application.
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- 19 years old or younger
- have a BMI > 30 kg/m2
- have attained or nearly attained physical maturity and have a history of unsuccessful, organized attempts at weight management.
- must demonstrate reasonable decision making abilities
- must also fit the following criteria: (1) no prior bariatric surgical procedure, (2) no physical illness not due to obesity, and (3) no full-time special education (due to the high reading demand of study participation).
- Participants will be from all racial and ethnic groups and be both male and female.
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- We will not exclude participants from this trial based on health status or medication usage. Instead, we will track medical conditions and medication usage at every assessment point throughout the investigation to assess the possible influence of these variables on changes in weight, dietary intake, and eating behavior.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00721838
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|University of Alabama at Birmingham
|Birmingham, Alabama, United States, 35294
|United States, Ohio
|Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
|Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, 45229
|United States, Pennsylvania
|The University of Pennsylvania Weight and Eating Disorder Program
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
|University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, 15260
|United States, Texas
|Baylor College of Medicine
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77030
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|Responsible Party:
|David Sarwer, Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry and Surgery, University of Pennsylvania
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00721838 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|July 22, 2008
|Last Updated:
|December 10, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by University of Pennsylvania:
adolescent obesity
eating behavior
dietary intake
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Pediatric Obesity
Nutrition Disorders
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The potential cancellation of pension checks for millions of veterans and their families because of the budget impasse is raising concerns across the north country.
Craig L. Luther, who served in the Navy for 18 years before retiring, receives a pension through the Department of Veterans Affairs, along with disability benefits for hearing loss stemming from his time in uniform an important part of his income as he helps his children pay off their student loans and cares for his parents.
It would totally devastate me and my family at this time, he said, sitting in the parking lot of the VA clinic on outer Washington Street.
Mr. Luther said that his military service taught me to deal with inconsistencies in life, but that the shutdown is changing his view of the government.
Any confidence that the government will succeed is slowly drifting away, he said.
The lead medical support assistant at the Conner Troop Medical Clinic on Fort Drum, Mr. Luther also has seen his pay take a hit with six furlough days this summer, and four days without pay last week. Though it appears workers returning this week from furloughs will be paid as usual, he said he did not know for sure when he would get his next paycheck. In the meantime, he still has to travel 45 minutes each way between the post and his familys home in Harrisville.
About 3.8 million veterans will not receive disability compensation next month if the partial government shutdown continues into late October, Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric K. Shinseki told lawmakers Wednesday. Some 315,000 veterans and 202,000 surviving spouses and dependents will see pension payments stopped.
Mr. Shinseki spelled out some of the dire consequences of a longer-term shutdown in testimony before the House Committee on Veterans Affairs. Among the short-term consequences, disability claims processing has slowed by an average of about 1,400 claims per day since the shutdown began Oct. 1, stalling the departments efforts to reduce the backlog of disability claims pending for longer than 125 days.
In all, an extended shutdown would halt more than $6 billion in payments to more than five million beneficiaries.
As he left a doctors appointment at the Watertown clinic, Army veteran Scott P. Mulvaney said he and his wife have had to make cuts since this summer, when she was furloughed from her job at Fort Drums garrison.
You dont waste money on stuff you dont need, he said. Youve got to tighten it up.
Mr. Mulvaney said a herniated disk in his neck has made working impossible after a 15-year Army and National Guard career, and his monthly benefits check, reflecting a 100 percent disability rating, is a key part of his familys finances.
It totally affects everything, he said.
Though he is concerned about his own benefits, he said, he was thinking more about the recent news that money for families of fallen service members is being held up because of the shutdown. They can take my money and give it to them, Mr. Mulvaney said. Dont cheat them.
On Wednesday afternoon, the nonprofit Fisher House announced it temporarily would facilitate those benefits.
In some areas, such as health care delivery, there have been few adverse effects from the shutdown. In others, such as reducing the claims backlog, the shutdown has compounded problems. Mr. Shinseki noted the backlog has increased by 2,000 since the shutdown began. In the previous 190 days, the backlog had dropped by about 193,000 claims.
He drew comparisons to the last shutdown in 1996, a time of sustained peace. The current shutdown occurs as the war in Afghanistan is in its 13th year and as hundreds of thousands of service members have returned from Iraq. They are enrolling in VA care at higher rates than veterans of previous wars.
They, along with the veterans of every preceding generation, will be harmed if the shutdown continues, Mr. Shinseki said.
Not everybody going into the Watertown clinic Wednesday was worried about the potential cuts. Charles B. Compo, who served in the Marine Corps from 1963 to 1967, said he had received disability benefits for Agent Orange exposure for only about four months.
Others, like Army veteran George G. Brewer, said he heard concerns from other veterans, many of whom rely solely on their disability checks.
Its going to make things hard for any of us to make it, Mr. Brewer said.
Mr. Brewer does not receive any VA benefits. After a referral from the Vets Peer-to-Peer Outreach Center, he said he is looking to file a disability claim with the VA.
Mr. Brewer had strong words for lawmakers who had yet to come to a deal to fund the government, saying it was time they stopped quibbling and do something about it.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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A few weeks after taking up the sport, Lolo Jones has made the U.S. national bobsled team.
Jones was named to the team Thursday morning as a push athlete. The Olympic hurdler finished second in a team selection race with pilot Jazmine Fenlator, of Wayne, N.J., on Saturday.
She joins 2010 Olympic bobsledder Emily Azevedo, world championship medalist Katie Eberling and track and field athletes Tianna Madison, Aja Evans and Cherrelle Garrett.
The pilots selected are Elana Meyers, who had a bye onto the team because of her bronze at worlds last season, Jamie Greubel and Fenlator.
The men's team will be led by world champion Steven Holcomb and his crew of Steve Langton, Justin Olsen and Curt Tomasevicz. The other pilots are Nick Cunningham and Cory Butner.
The next Winter Olympics will be held in Sochi, Russia, in February 2014. The upcoming World Cup season begins in two weeks and continues through February. The top athletes compete on the World Cup circuit. The lower-level races are part of the America's Cup, Europa Cup and Intercontinental Cup.
The U.S. pushers were evaluated on a combine test and results from the summer push championship and team selection races, which ended Wednesday night. The committee also considered the past year's results as well as input from coaches and drivers.
Jones, who competed in hurdles at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, was among 16 women vying for a spot as a push athlete on the bobsled team. The 30-year-old who ran track at LSU was among those recruited by women's bobsled coach and 2002 Olympic silver medalist Todd Hays. Jones, who grew up in Des Moines, started in the sport just last month and finished seventh in the summer push championships Oct. 5.
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PANAMA, NY - New York State's cautious approach to permitting hydraulic fracturing of the Marcellus shale for natural gas, and the disposal of potentially hazardous waste from such operations, is of little comfort to residents of this Chautauqua County community.
That's because they find themselves living next door to a soon to be operational waste disposal facility built literally a few feet over the state line in Columbus Township, Pennsylvania.
After years of an exhaustive permitting process, the federal Environmental Protection Agency has granted a permit for Bear Lake Properties LLC to begin trucking in fracking fluids to a transfer station at the corner of Weeks Road and State Line Road.
The fluids, once off loaded, will then be pumped through an underground pipeline a few feet below the surface, traveling approximately one mile to two no longer producing gas wells.
The waste will then be infused back down the wells and into the rock about a mile below the surface for its ultimate disposal.
One of the wells is about 100 yards from the NY/Pennsylvania state line.
"This is the wrong place for this kind of project," said Bill Peiffer, a Warren County PA resident who has been fighting the project for years, while noting that there are homes directly across the road from the transfer station, which have wells upon which the occupants rely on for water.
Peiffer has also been assisting New York residents in marshalling opposition .
"My worst fear is it's going to contaminate the water wells," said Mary Ellen Sykes, who with her husband Joseph lives on a 300 acre spread two miles away from the transfer station.
"What's gonna happen if they contaminate the water? ....we're done forever," Sykes said.
Bear Lake Properties Vice President John Holko insists that the Sykes and other surrounding neighbors have nothing to worry about.
"A lot of the concerns are built around a lack of knowledge and understanding," Holko told WGRZ-TV.
"Of course he's going to say it's safe," countered Sykes. "Because he's the one who wants to do this."
Holko is quick to note that the fluid is being injected to its ultimate depository nearly five thousand feet below the deepest of the surrounding water wells.
He also dismisses concerns raised by nearby residents that the fluids could migrate through fissures back up into the water table.
"What's going to happen to this stuff that they're putting in there?" wondered Peiffer. "Personally I don't know.. but I know he doesn't know either>
"Well, but I do," countered Holko. "I'm a p[petroleum engineer by education, and I've been in a business all my life where I spent huge amounts of money trying to bring the fluid out. Now I know that if I put that fluid down there, the likelihood of it coming out is very, very, very, very small."
However, there is no getting around the fact the fluid does have to pass through the water table on its way down the well.
Holko insists there are safety features to ensure it does not contaminate the surrounding ground while doing so.
"It's a pipe, within a pipe, within another pipe," he explained. "And the outside pipe actually has cement behind it...so you've got multiple layers of protection, and within those multiple layers, you've got monitoring, so if anything happens between those spots, your process stops," Holko said.
Sykes is still skeptical.
"Say they discover a problem. Then what? What do you do? You can't suck it back out of the ground!"
Sykes and others also note that even before it gets to the well, the waste has to pass through the underground pipeline, a few feet below the surface.
Here again, Holko attempted top provide reassurance.
"The pipe it travels through literally sits inside of an outside pipe...so even if the inside pipe leaks, everything stays within the outside pipe, so it never gets outside of the confining edge and we monitor this as well," he said.
But what about before it enters the pipe? Where it is transferred from trucks above the surface?
Asked by Two On Your Side what safeguards are in effect to prevent a problem there, Holko replied, "we have enough capacity in our dike, as well as in our cement pad, to hold an entire truck load of fluid, so even if the truck dumped, it would basically stay in a plastic lined pit."
The idea of the materials being exposed for any time under such a scenario is also upsetting to those with concerns about the project.
Holko described the waste as "mostly salt", with some heavy metals naturally occurring in deep rocks and water.
"This isn't water, this is frack fluid!" exclaimed Peiffer. Added Sykes, "when you start listing what kind of issues are in it, it's toxic."
Technically yes...legally...no.
While some chemicals used in the fracking process would ordinarily be classified as toxic, hazardous, ...even radioactive...any fluids produced in association with "gas and oil" production, are not classified as such, and were exempted from hazardous waste regulation by Congress under the Resource Recovery and Conservation Act.
"From our perspective one of the better ways to dispose of it is put it back where it came from," said Holko.
But Sykes and others believe "putting it back where it came from" is a misnomer, because the waste products are being generated in places other than their communities..possibly from other states.
"They're bringing in waste from somewhere else that has nothing to do with this community," Sykes said.
While the fluids to be brought in are limited to being originated by "oil and gas operations", Holko acknowledges "It can come from wherever it comes from".
But he's quick to note that disposal operations are largely economically driven.
"When you're disposing of waste, you're going to look for the closest place possible to reduce your costs," he said.
Thus, while the waste could be traveling long distances initially, Holko believes that as fracking continues to expand in Pennsylvania....and possibly begins some day in New York, that most of the waste will, eventually, be locally generated.
According to the permit issued by the EPA, Bear Lake is permitted to bring in up to 2.5 million gallons of waste for disposal per month, until the permit expires in the summer of 2016.
"I felt blindsided by this," said New York State Senator Catherine Young (R-Olean) who represents this part of Chautauqua County.
"But it's a different state with a different set of rules, and we don't have jurisdiction or authority...and because it's just a few feet over the state line, that's what makes it so tricky and so frustrating."
Young says New York officials are almost powerless to interfere....almost.
For while the operation is being conducted in Pennsylvania, Holko confirms the planned route of the trucks to the site utilizes roads through New York State.
"We're working on a strategy of things we can do things that are under our authority in New York State, such as the weight limit on the roads," said Young, who says it's her understanding that the roads may be posted with weight limits lower than the weight of the trucks Bear Lake plans to take waste from.
"There would be a lot of loggers and farmers with milk trucks who might be opposed to that," replied Holko, before stating, "if they're lowering the weights to prevent something that creates legal issues."
It could also create a scenario by which waste hauler s would just use smaller trucks...creating even more traffic on the country roads surrounding the site.
"Also, in Pennsylvania if we want, we can bond the entire state route to the site, and we can drive there with anything we want," Holko said.
Even if it turns out that the fears of nearby residents are more perceived, than real, that's also of little comfort to them, as they figure the value of their property will go down substantially, with potential buyers possibly scared off by what lies beneath the surface, even a mile down
Peiffer concedes there is probably nothing left to stop Bear Lake.
"For the local residents around here, this is their Alamo, and I think they understand that. It's their last chance to make a statement and say, look what's going on here. How did this get permitted?"
Click on the video player to watch our story from 2 On Your Side Reporter Dave McKinley and Photojournalist Bob Mancuso. Click here to read Dave McKinley's blog. Follow Dave on Twitter: @DaveMcKinley2
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My ign turns out to be Cravean (since Craven and Craevan are taken by my other toons mind you )
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what will the guilds name be? who will be creating it? and so on and so forth...
LoL (US) IGN: Craevan
Like, eight IGNs I used were all unusable.
So now, I'm MiisterrBee on El Nido
Updated the thread, finally got the time to get my Thunder breaker some good shit in-game.
Im on elnido IGN is ...MonkeyDKevy
Maplestory 5th Job released(Hyper Skills)
5th job bishop skill: Super HS
-Gives the bishop who uses it double exp.
-Gives all other party members +50% exp.
-Everytime someone in the party says the word "hs" their exp rate goes down by 25%
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Updated the IGN and thread got moved. Derp.
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Class: Warrior atm, page and etc later.
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God, i hate how El nido is freaking laggy and also what the **** for cant they make the server come up... normally
i cant log in, too many connections it says... dude the servers have been up for 10 minutes... and there arent even that many players playing on the server...
even scania is up normally but elnido nooooooo
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LOWVILLE Lowville town councilmen plan to digest a few comments before adopting laws regulating manure digesters and solar energy systems.
Well clear these up, town Supervisor Randall A. Schell said, suggesting formal adoption could take place at the boards June 20 meeting after minor changes are made.
Discussion at Thursday mornings public hearings centered on regulations for small, on-farm digesters, with no comments on the towns plan to ban commercial ones.
While the draft law requires a 300-foot setback from an on-farm digester to a residence other than that of the property owner, past supervisor and retired dairy farmer Arleigh D. Rice suggested that homes owned by anyone with an interest in the farm should not be subject to the setback requirement either.
As for the solar proposal, a letter from local solar vendor Mickey Dietrich suggested that requiring arrays to be connected to homes by underground cable could restrict town residents from installing new portable systems that plug into electrical systems, much like emergency generators.
Councilmen directed town attorney Raymond A. Meier to review both matters and make any necessary changes to the proposed laws.
Mr. Rice also complained about the allowance of chicken manure in digesters, expressing concern over apparent arsenic content.
And local farmer and cheese curd producer Joseph P. Shultz questioned the disallowance of any off-farm material including food waste that could make a digester more efficient.
The proposal was an attempt to keep anyone from setting up a large operation under the guise of an on-farm digester, Mr. Schell said. In my mind, its going to be gray area between commercial and agricultural, he said.
Town officials have been working on a digester law for some time, partly in response to a proposal by CH4 Biogas, Atlantic Beach, Fla., to site a commercial digester in the Lowville area. The town last year denied a zoning change that would have been needed to site the project in Lowville, and Kraft opted not to work with CH4 after retaining a low-cost power agreement through the ReCharge NY program.
The board on Thursday also voted 3-0 to use about $100,000 from its nearly $1 million highway reserve account to resurface Bardo Road this summer. Councilman Stephen L. Farney abstained because he lives on the road. Councilman Stephan M. Zubrzycki was absent.
Highway Superintendent Richard T. Dening said Bardo Road, which connects Route 12 with outer Stowe Street, has seen additional traffic from the Ridge View Inn restaurant and hasnt been top-coated for nearly 13 years.
Traffic likely will be even higher if Lewis County adds a proposed office building to its outer Stowe Street complex, Mr. Schell said.
Mr. Dening also reported that his crews spent about two hours after last months annual Snirt Run cleaning mud off Bardo Road. However, he said that he was assured by organizers at a post-event review session that they would take care of such cleanup in the future and may even limit the run to the Tug Hill area.
Councilmen suggested any concerns be addressed in advance if organizers again seek road openings for the event.
At the request of assessor Erin C. Gratch, the board also approved hiring Thomas P. Gunn, Brantingham, as her part-time administrative assistant. Mr. Gunn, a former information technology director for Lewis County and current Greig town councilman who has assessing experience, will replace Bonnie Cobb, who is retiring.
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The big deal over the New Hampshire primary election and Nevada caucuses would be laughable if it weren't so sad. Does anyone care about how the Framers of the Constitution designed for the President of the United States to be selected? We are so far gone that it is doubtful that we can even have an intelligent conversation with anyone in the media, elected officials, those running for office, political science professors, Constitutional law professors, Tea Party leaders or any of the electorate to discuss what the Framers of the U.S. Constitution had in mind.
The Framers designed an ingenious system which was not based on party politics, campaigning, campaign promises, State primary elections leapfrogging each other, party national conventions, billion-dollar beauty pageants or even direct election by the people. It was a multistep, indirect method, using independent-thinking electors in the first step of the process.
The President was not the "King of the People" or the "King of the Party," but the President of the United States.
The function of the Presidential electors was to identify (nominate) the best possible Presidential individuals (statesmen) based on their merit and service to their country, their States or their local governments (past performance, not campaign promises or self-aggrandizing). The elector's job was to name (nominate) two outstanding individuals each (not campaign for one or promise his vote to one or to a party). The elector's assigned task was to take place at the beginning of the selection process, not as a rubber-stamp procedure after a multiyear, multimillion-dollar campaign circus across the Nation.
After the official signed, certified and sealed nominations were tallied in a joint session of Congress, the five highest-ranking individuals (who were then candidates) would be voted on by the States in the House of Representatives. Each State had one vote and requiring a majority of the States to determine a final choice. (Talk about New Hampshire and Nevada having clout then! Their votes would be equal with California, New York, Texas, Florida, etc.) Talk about States' rights and State sovereignty!
The secret is that Constitutionally, the State Legislatures could take back control of the Presidential election process again now, if they wanted to do so. But because the members of the State Legislatures also get into office by party politics, it would be political suicide to try to take back the process from the parties.
Early on, Constitutional government was destroyed by party politics. The first pillar to fall was the executive branch. The ratification of the 12th Amendment institutionalized party usurpation, the games they were already playing.
An in-depth analysis of the original Electoral College system can be found in the concise volume "The Evolution and Destruction of the Original Electoral College." The Framers created a far superior system for placing statesmen, not politicians, in the White House. That system has been ignored for more than two centuries.
Education is the first step to enlightening the hearts and minds of the people to understand the purposes and benefits of the structure of government that the Framers designed. However, we will probably have to be beaten up a lot more before we are willing to give up our political party or give up our supposed "right" to democracy (popular vote) before we will be willing to restore the complex Constitutional representative republic that the Framers established — a system that promoted freedom and prosperity practically overnight. The formula for freedom is found in the structure of the original U.S. Constitution.
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The purpose of this study is to determine if providing free laboratory test to pregnant women and their spouses at churches, in addition to laboratories or hospitals, will increase the number of pregnant women and their spouses who get screened for HIV, malaria, sickle cell trait, hemoglobin levels, syphilis, and hepatitis B. These tests are necessary to keep mothers healthy during pregnancy and lead to healthy babies. This research is taking place in 40 churches in Nigeria.
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|Comparative Effectiveness of Congregation and Clinic Based Approaches to Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV
- Analysis of HIV testing rates in pregnant women and their male partners in a congregation based approach compared to a health facility based approach. [ Time Frame: One year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]We need to have 1,313 pregnant women in each arm of the study and follow them through pregnancy and up to 6 weeks post-delivery. Since pregnant women will be recruited at different stages of pregnancy, we will need to end recruitment 5 months after the study is open to recruitment and allow time to follow last recruited pregnant women through 9 months of pregnancy and up to 6 weeks post-delivery (approximately 11 months).
- Associations between HIV Test and Interventions and other covariates (risk factors) at individual- and community (church)-level will also be analyzed. [ Time Frame: one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Variables include age, household income, education level, previous HIV testing, last menstrual period, marital status, and employment status. HIV testing and PMTCT completion: will be assessed using a one-page investigator-administered questionnaire completed by pregnant women during the baby reception.
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We are conducting a randomized trial to evaluate the comparative effectiveness of a congregation-based Healthy Beginning Initiative (HBI) delivered by lay health advisors (Intervention Group; IG), versus a Facility Based Approach (Control Group; CG) on the HIV testing rate and PMTCT completion among 2,700 pregnant women. Four dioceses with forty churches nested in the dioceses, will be randomly assigned to either the IG (N=2; n=20) or the CG (N=2; n=20). The HBI combines a family educational game show and an integrated on-site laboratory testing in the context of a baby shower. Monthly prayer sessions for pregnant women will be used for recruitment and a baby reception following infant baptisms will be used for follow up after delivery. The primary outcome is difference in testing rate among pregnant women in IG compared to CG. The secondary outcomes are HIV testing rate among male partners and PMTCT completion among HIV-infected pregnant women. Pregnant women will complete an investigator-administered questionnaire at the baby reception to collect information on HIV testing and PMTCT completion. Data will be confirmed with Health Facilities and on-site testing data. This proposal is a collaboration among Partners for Prevention, education, Training, Treatment and Research (PeTR-Global Solutions)/AIDSRelief (our PEPFAR-funded partner in Nigeria responsible for training, HIV testing, linkage to treatment and local oversight of the project); New York University School of Medicine (program evaluation and shares oversight with PI), Board of Regents, NSHE, obo University of Nevada, Reno (provide overall oversight, data management and evaluation of program effectiveness).
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Ronald was a carpenter by trade, but later on became a project estimator for several contractors in the Seattle, Wash., area. As a project estimator, Ronald helped his companies receive the jobs that helped shape the present-day skyline of Seattle and establish many of the present resorts in the Hawaiian islands.
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This afternoon, the Jets face the Jacksonville Jaguars, a team who – at 2-10 – are regarded as one of the NFL's weaker teams. As Bassett's post the other day showed, they rank near the bottom in virtually every category on offense and defense. However, they are a team that beat the Colts in week three and almost took down the Texans three weeks ago, following that up with a win over the Titans, so if the Jets turn in another disappointing performance, they could definitely come unstuck. After the jump, I break down the positional groupings (BGA-style!) to try and highlight what the Jets do need to look out for.
The Jags offense right now obviously doesn't really resemble what Jacksonville fans envisaged during the offseason. With quarterback Blaine Gabbert and workhorse running back Maurice Jones-Drew out for the season, they're now relying on Chad Henne's arm. Henne, who Jets fans know well from his time in Miami, made some headlines when he threw for 354 yards and four touchdowns in that loss to the Texans. However, he actually completed less than 50% of his passes in that game and last week's game, so he's not exactly lighting it up. Henne has played against the Jets four times and while he has a bit of a reputation as a Jet killer due to his 3-1 record against them, he basically had two great games and two awful ones. While Henne does represent an upgrade over the developing Gabbert at this stage of his career, they'll have to rely on him more than they would have liked, due to an injury crisis at the running back position.
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With Jones-Drew already out, the Jaguars lost Rashad Jennings and Jalen Parmele over the last couple of weeks and now look set to start special teams demon Montell Owens. Owens is a 220-pounder in his seventh year and has never rushed for more than 50 yards in any one season. He was operating primarily as a backup fullback over the last couple of months. Richard Murphy – who SEC fans might remember as one of LSU's running back committee a couple of years back – will likely back him up. Greg Jones II has a thigh injury, but should play at fullback. If not, Will Ta'ufo'ou would step in.
Another injury blow for the Jags this week saw Cecil Shorts III ruled out. Shorts has been Jacksonville's best receiver this year, but his absence means that rookie Justin Blackmon will be the number one. Blackmon hasn't been great this year, catching less than 48% of his targets, although he has been coming on strong with three touchdowns in the last five games. The Jags signed former Bengals receiver Jordan Shipley two weeks ago and his playing time increased significantly last week, so he will probably get a lot of playing time in the slot.
At tight end, Marcedes Lewis is the team's most experienced and productive target. After a Pro Bowl season in 2010, he had an awful 2011 season with no touchdowns and a 51% catch rate. However, he's having a much better year in 2012. Expect Lewis to operate out of the slot at times. Backup Zach Potter is a blocking specialist.
Offensive Line
At left tackle, Eugene Monroe grades out as one of the better pass protecting tackles in the league. However, I do wonder if that's affected by the fact that weaknesses elsewhere on the line may lead to his numbers looking better than they should because someone else gets to the quarterback before his man can. On the opposite side, Cameron Bradfield (an undrafted free agent last year) beat out Guy Whimper, who led the league in sacks surrendered in 2011, and has proved to be a slight upgrade, although he did struggle over the last couple of weeks. Veterans Uche Nwaneri (RG) and Brad Meester (C) are reliable enough, but they've had the worst situation in the league at left guard for two years now. Eben Britton should get the call this week. He started four games earlier in the year and really struggled in pass protection. Undrafted rookie Mike Brewster, who had been starting without much more success, injured his hand last week and is out.
The Jaguars use Whimper in the same way that the Jets use Jason Smith and he's been relatively reliable in that role. He'll often stay in to pass protect – perhaps along with a back – so that Lewis is freed up to run routes.
Defensive Line
Jacksonville runs a conventional 4-3 scheme and don't blitz much or do anything that unconventional. However, their worst-in-the-NFL pass rush received a boost two weeks ago when they claimed Jason Babin off waivers from the Eagles. Babin had a big game against the Jets last December and while his 2012 season hasn't lived up to his outstanding 2011, he had a couple of pressures in his first game with Jacksonville last week. Jeremy Mincey will usually play the majority of the snaps at right defensive end. He's not that dynamic, but has developed into a solid veteran who can still make impact plays.
On the inside, Jets fans will be familiar with CJ Moseley who was a backup lineman in 2008. Since leaving the Jets, Moseley had become a reliable run stuffer. The Jags famously over-reached for Tyson Alualu a couple of years ago, but he's not bad against the run either.
The Jags have some interesting backups, most of whom get the majority of their reps on passing downs, although that could change now that they've added Babin. Rookie Andre Branch hasn't made much of an impact, but watch out for John Chick who is a situational rusher that generated pressure at a decent rate last year and has just returned to the lineup after missing the first half of the season. The Jags also have Terrence Knighton to back up on the inside. Knighton lost weight during the offseason, but still boasts one of the NFL's best nicknames: Potroast.
(EDIT: Chick is on the inactive list, perhaps indicating that Babin will get more playing time this week on passing downs).
The Jaguars' linebacking corps took a major hit earlier this year when Daryl Smith was injured. Smith is one of the league's best kept secrets and I'd consider him to be one of the best all-round linebackers in the league when healthy. Under the new injured reserve rules, he is eligible to be activated next week, but for the Jets game, they'll have to continue to rely on Paul Posluszny and Russell Allen to pick up the slack. Although Posluszny is the better known of the two, Allen has actually been more statistically productive so far this year. With Smith in the lineup, that's not a bad three man group, but moving everyone down a spot hurts them. Julian Stanford and Kyle Bosworth have been taking it in turns to man the third spot, but that player would come out of the game on passing downs anyway.
Defensive Backs
Another familiar face mans the deep center field for the Jags – Dwight Lowery. He's having a pretty good season, mostly playing deep, although he does put his cornerback experience to good use at times to pick up receivers in the slot. Alongside Lowery is Dawan Landry – LaRon's brother and a guy Rex Ryan coached in Baltimore. Chris Prosinski will enter as the third safety on some passing downs.
Kevin Rutland became the sixth different cornerback to start a game for the Jaguars on Sunday, as that's another position that's been in flux. Aaron Ross, who had started seven games in a row, is out this week, but Derek Cox – who I would rate as their best corner – looks set to make his return. Former starter Rashean Mathis – now 32 – has been bothered by injuries recently and played just eight snaps on Sunday. Mike Harris might be their best slot corner, although he was also getting reps on the outside over the last few games. In view of Mark Sanchez's issues with blitz recognition, watch out for Harris blitzing from the slot, because he did that eight times against Tennessee, collecting a sack and two pressure.
Special Teams
As often seems to be the case with struggling teams, the Jags' kicking game is really good. Josh Scobee has made 20 of 21 field goals and Bryan Anger is in the top ten for most punting categories. Unsurprisingly, with all the injuries, the Jags have had a series of different kick returners. Shipley's college teammate, Quan Cosby returned punts and kicks last week.
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The third and latest puzzle in the Isis Adventure Series (IAS), partly named after and based on the De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres) the seminal work on the heliocentric theory of the Renaissance astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus (1473 - 1543).
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According to the Red Deer Rebels, Persson's junior team in the WHL, the Islanders have signed the 19-year old to an ELC. Persson played 12 games with the Sound Tigers after Red Deer's season ended earlier this year. He had four goals and four assists and played in two playoff games.


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Promising a "crazed mash-up parody of Harry Potter and Twilight," this year's Upper School Winter Play took the Winsor stage in two performances on Friday and Saturday, February 17 and 18. A stellar cast and crew from Winsor, Belmont Hill and Roxbury Latin brought "Harry's Hotter at Twilight" to life. Winsor's Matthew Tupper directed the spoof, described by playwright Jonathan Dorf as "a full evening of comic mayhem." Along with everyone's favorite wizards, vampires and werewolves, Lord of the Rings, "Star Wars" and Alice in Wonderland don't escape the send-up. Photographs by Joshua Touster capture the non-stop energy.


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