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Violators would face a small fine.
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Sheriff's deputies and firefighters responded to a vehicle and house fire located in the 53200 block of Hilltop Drive in Middlebury at about 3 a.m. Sunday morning. Middlebury Fire Chief Jeff Wogoman said the initial report was of a car on fire that had been parked next to a house. The fire then extended to the back of the house but the owner and a neighbor were able to put if off.
While officials were investigating the cause of the fire, a second house fire was reported in the 35100 block of Hilltop Drive.
Wogoman said they were told initially that it was a trash can on fire, before it extended to the house.
No one was injured on wither of the fires. While the car was a total loss both houses suffered only from minor damage.
Officials are investigating other fires that happened in the area over the last few months, which Wogoman said it's not determined whether they are related to the most recent fires.
On May 17, the fire department responded to a vehicle and house fire in the 12300 block of Pine Cone Drive. A van that was parked outside caught fire and the flames spread to the house.
The Sheriff and Fire Departments are also investigating three fires that happened in that area on March 28. Between 4:07 and 5:41 a.m., the fire department responded to a vehicle fire in the 53300 block of Palmetto Drive, a shed fire in the 53200 block of Hilltop Drive and a house fire in the 53100 block of Palmetto Drive. The Indiana State Fire Marshal's Office is helping in the investigation.
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This is a series of encounter maps I created for myself as a personal challenge. It had intended to do a full set of interior maps to go with it, but I found myself very busy so this is mostly external. I started this in October 2012 and now, almost a year later, I'm calling it done. There are quite a lot of errors (in particular with the shadows) but I'll never fix them all. The WIP thread is here: http://www.cartographersguild.com/bu...ig-castle.html and has some of the objects as transparent-backed pngs.
My intention was to create a series of fun encounter areas in a fantasy castle with a terrain backdrop I could swap out (forest/ice/tundra/mountain etc.) as required. I wanted encounters to include a dramatic bridge to the castle; courtyards in front of a keep with towers and battlements; secret entrances and terrifying walkways suspended by dangerous ropes; a wizard's tower; a dungeon; a chapel with buttresses overhanging a cliff; and a sally port with a cliff-side staircase/back entrance. I never did the dungeon but I managed to depict the rest, I think.
I decided to use shadows to depict the fantasy-castle I had envisaged. This can be seen on the chapel map and in the front courtyard - the main keep's shadows are based on the fantastic Disneyland Sleeping Beauty castle.
My favourite map is the one of the inside of the chapel - I based it on a real cathedral in Italy and I think it looks like a lovely jewel-box.
I made almost everything myself on GIMP except the well (no ref!) and fountain (no ref!). The round tower roofs are a modified version of a roof by Kegron in 2004 (no link!) and (no ref!), and the house roofs are by Aegean 2007 (Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: House, roof, tavern - variations). For the stable interior I used hay by Bludragn 2005 (Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: Hay or straw anyone), bales by cdenham 2006 (Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: Bales or bundles) and a wooden column by Greytale 2006 (Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: Art request). For the interior of the small office I used some generic furniture from the Dundjinni forums (no ref!). [reminder - go back and find links and refs]
All the map sections (apart from the reduced overview map) are uploaded here at a scale of 100 pixels = 1 inch = 1 grid square, ie 100ppi or 100dpi and were created using the Gimp. All maps are for non-commercial use only. If someone wants to add a grid to any of these maps follow these instructions:
1) download the GIMP for windows or mac at GIMP - Downloads
2) use it to open the required map below.
2.5) [optional - advanced] make a new transparent layer OVER the current layer and select it.
3) FILTERS > RENDER > PATTERN > GRID to open the grid dialogue box.
4) Change SPACING to 100 pixels X and 100 pixels Y. Change OFFSET to 0 x and 0 y; choose a good colour - eg. black. Press OK.
4.5) [optional - advanced] if the grid is on its own layer as per step 2.5, you can lower the opacity or delete part of it.
5) Export your image to a JPG or PDF and print it out with a grid!
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Thank you for your response Jeudi. Actually there is a different - take another look. If you zoom right in the central tower you will see I depicted it with the roof off, showing where the rope-bridge-walkways connect to a platform, then a ladder down to the floor and stairs up to the battlements.
So sorry, yes i see it now, i was expecting the inside of the external tower so i didn't look really on the rest of the map !
No problem - I was going to do the tower inside but just never got around it and way too busy now until at least february, which is why I decided to cut my losses and just post what I had.
Such amazing work. I have been a fan of your D&D module conversions. Thanks for doing such spectacular maps!
AWESOME MAP !!!........... Did anyone ever add a grid to this map? and can I have a copy? .......Please?
Thanks drgnpnts and Cyderak. It's easy to add the grids yourself. I'm happy to do it on one or two of the maps if you tell me which ones you want.


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Face To Face Meeting 1
- Jul 6, 9am-5pm
- Jul 7: 9am-5pm
The meeting will be held in the Stata Center at MIT, at 32 Vassar St, Cambridge, MA, across the river from Boston, Massachusetts, USA. The meeting is close to the "Kendall" stop on the MBTA Red Line subway.
The Kendall and Marriott Cambridge are both an easy walk from the meeting site and currently have open rooms. There is an MIT hotels page, but a proximity search on the meeting site address will work as well. Do ask for an MIT rate, which is often about 10% cheaper. Fortunately, despite the July 4th celebration, this is not peak tourist season and hotel rooms are about $200/night.
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The American Independence Day, July 4th, is a major event in Boston. If you don't mind crowds, you might consider arriving in time for the concert and fireworks. On the evening of July 4th, automobile traffic around MIT and parts of Boston will be horrific; don't plan on driving or using a taxi. The subway system (the MBTA) will be crowded but usable. By the morning of the 5th, everything will be normal again.
Please, write your name down if you plan to attend the meeting
- Sandro Hawke
- Paul Groth
- Luc Moreau
- Eric Stephan
- James Cheney
- Vinh Nguyen
- Simon Miles
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Four-Year Plan for Career Success!
Achieving success as a working artist is not just about tackling your skills in the studio but also includes activities like developing relationships with professional working artists, gaining career-related experiences, focusing on what is the right path for you as an artist, and developing a sense of who you are and what you can contribute as an artist. To provide a structure for building your own career success, click on the Career Services four year plan and work on the items listed for each year throughout your degree program.
If you need assistance with your four-year plan or have questions, be sure to ask for help! Contact Carrie Brooks in the Career Services office at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 901-272-5160.
Internships are an invaluable experience practically, technically, and artistically. They are the number one way MCA students get hired after graduation. Through an internship, undergraduate students gain real-world experience, learning the ins and outs of a profession in their chosen field of interest. Students build professional networks that can last throughout their entire career.
With over 80 approved sites in Memphis alone, there are many opportunities to support each student's individual career path. Students can work at sites approved outside of Memphis, from New York, to London, to Hong Kong! Over the last several years students have interned at sites including but certainly not limited to the Gagosian Gallery, Matthew Salacuse Photography, and Center for Book Arts in New York, AutoZone, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Little Bird Innovation, and International Paper in Memphis.
To discuss specific internship sites and the benefits of the internship program further, to review listings or to get a site approved, visit or contact the Director of Career Services at firstname.lastname@example.com and visit the MCA Internship page by visiting this link.
How can you be sure that the major and career you have chosen are right for you? Talking with professors, researching careers via the internet and other sources, conducting self-assessment, whether on your own or with the Career Services Director or others all are excellent ways to explore the possibilities.
But how do you know if it's really a good "fit" for you and your personality? Another way to explore your options is through participation in an "externship," an experience in which you shadow a professional in a field of interest to you to learn valuable career-specific information. An externship lasts from a couple of hours to a full day, depending on the site, and offers the opportunity to talk with professionals one-on-one and explore a career field without the longer-term commitment of an internship. In addition to the information gleaned, externships have the potential for helping you expand your professional network and can possibly lead to a longer term, ongoing source of information and advice for years to come.
Externship Dates: Thursday, Oct. 22nd and/or Friday, Oct. 23rd, 2015
For more information about externships and how to apply, contact Carrie Brooks, Career Services Director at firstname.lastname@example.com.
We know you're a busy student and making the time to do independent research on all things career-related is not always on the top of your priority list. With this in mind, the Department of Career Services offers workshops every month on the essential things you need to know to get your career plans jump-started. At just an hour long and usually held during lunch, these sessions fit perfectly into your active academic schedule. Heck, you can even bring your lunch, so you have no excuse NOT to be there. For Fall 2014 dates, times and locations, Fall 2015 MCA Career Services Schedule of Events. Check out just a few of the workshop topics offered below.
Graduate School Workshop: Wondering if you need to go to graduate school for an MFA? Don't know how to choose an MFA program? Wondering what to include in your portfolio? Can't decide where to start when it comes to applying for an MFA? All these questions and more will be covered in MCA's Graduate School Workshop. All are welcome, so bring your lunch and munch while you listen to the whys and ways to go about finding your ideal Graduate Program. Professionals will give a presentation on how to simplify the seemingly-complex process of choosing a Graduate School. If you're ready to apply, or are just wondering what an MFA is all about, don't miss this excellent hour of information.
Networking Workshop: Networking: you'll hear this word a lot if you come to any Career Services events, but what exactly does it mean? The Networking Workshop is your chance to find out! We'll talk about what a network is, how to find one for yourself, the professional tools and local resources at hand, and much more. This workshop is essential for all artists, particularly Fine Artists, looking to make it in any art market today.
Calls for Entry Workshop: You hear about calls for entry all the time, but why are they so important ? Calls for entries, proposals, and contests are excellent ways to get your work and your name out in the professional art world. Judges and curators for most events are usually top curators, gallery owners, critics, and artists themselves – so get in their orbit by putting your work out there. This workshop will not only cover the importance of these opportunities, but also how to choose which events to enter, how to find events, and the proper way of presenting your work or ideas to judges or a committee. Don't miss it.
Interviewing Skills Workshop: Anyone, from artist to law student to sales rep. – the interview can be one of the most intimidating aspects of the entire job hunting process, but it doesn't have to be! In this workshop, we will talk about everything from answering those hard questions (So tell me a bit about yourself.), topics you should avoid, how to spin answers to make you the shining star of the interview, to handling salary negotiations. We'll also cover body language, appropriate attire, the importance of researching the company or business you're interviewing with, the rules of basic interview, and just some general tips (like fill your gas tank and plan your driving route the day before) so that your first interview experience, and everyone after it, will be no sweat.
Bring your resume by the Career Center for a quick look-over and see what you can do to make your resume truly stellar. If you have no clue where to begin, make an appointment and you and the Director of Career Services can work together, step-by-step, on the full realization of your resume and/or cover letter. The computer in the Office of Student Services is exclusively for students who want to write their resume or cover letter, or do a full job search, with assistance from the Director of Career Services.
They've been where you are if you're about to graduate from MCA, so let them help show you the ropes. If you know you are headed into a specific field or to a different city, let the Directors of Alumni Relations and Career Services work to find an alumni who could serve as a mentor. Your mentor is there to offer guidance and advice about becoming a professional designer/artist. And the terms of the relationship are up to you, it can be as casual as a few emails her and there for particular questions, on up to actually shadowing your mentor in his or her office/studio. Your mentor is more than just a sounding board-–they can be the beginning to your professional network as a working artist. Remember, your mentor may be 5, 10, 15, sometimes 20 years into his or her career after graduating from MCA, so they know the ins and outs of being a successful artist–from what to do to whom to know. So don't hesitate to use all the resources that your mentor has to offer.
Ask anyone, from artist to law student to sales rep.-–the interview can be one of the most intimidating aspects of the entire job hunting process, but it doesn't have to be! Making an appointment for an Interview Practice Session is the first step to alleviating that stress. In the practice session, you will have a real mock interview with the Director of Career Services, so you can experience what it's like to be put in the spotlight. Each session is video recorded for a post-interview review and analysis of your body language, the answers to your questions, and the general impression you make on a potential employer. You can see for yourself how you come across in an interview situation so that you can learn how you can improve and practice until you get it right!
Not sure of where your college experience is taking you? Want to know what markets and skills are in demand? Haven't clues as how to go about looking for a job? Don't know what classes will best enhance your capacity for success? Get those answers and more from the Director of Career Services.
CAREER FAIR, Friday, April 1st, 2016 from 1-3:30
This single day event, held every April, is perhaps the most important Career Services event any student could attend. Why? If you're looking for a job – full time, part time, freelance, or internship – you can interview on the spot, meet representatives of companies and businesses where you'd like to work, and do a little self-promotion all at one place in one time. Even if you're not looking for a job, this event is an excellent one to attend because it will give you both great interview experience and insight into the contemporary job market: what kinds of companies are hiring? What kind of skills and qualities are they looking for in their employees? What are the trends in the current art markets? Businesses from all spectrums of the art world attend: from galleries and museums, to graphic design firms and ad agencies, to individual fine artists looking for studio assistants with everything in between. This event is not to be missed, even if you're a freshman or sophomore, or not currently looking for a job because the better you understand the job market, the better prepared you'll be when you're ready to enter it.
While our students at Memphis College of Art study the principles of art and design and begin to emerge as accomplished artists and designers, we believe they can further develop their education with the experiential knowledge that can only be gained outside of the classroom. We currently have over fifty approved national and international for-credit internships based on our school's areas of study, but also hope to nurture many of our students' desire to contribute their time and efforts servicing the diverse and often undeserved populations targeted by area non-profits. The Give Back Program is a work study option for students interested in working for local non-profits while allowing them to earn their allotted work study scholarships funds. Through their services, our students develop new interpersonal skills, gain a greater sense of his/her role in a community, and start lasting relationships with organizations at which they are placed. Give Back Program participants work with Big Brothers and Sisters of Greater Memphis, Volunteer Memphis, Youth Villages, St. Jude's Target House, Mid-South Minority Business Council, and United Cerebral Palsy of the Mid-South. They teach art; create promotional videos, brochures, and programs; paint murals; teach literacy in after school programs; and most of all, help under funded organizations and their clients.
This three credit hour class examines methods for assembling a portfolio for specific applications, writing and designing a resume and interviewing with prospective employers, clients or galleries. Business procedures, artist resources and job-hunting skills are discussed.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- An estimated 108.4 million people watched the Super Bowl, making it fall short of setting the fourth straight viewership record.
The Nielsen Company said Monday that the Baltimore Ravens' 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers was the third most-viewed program in television history. Both the 2010 and 2011 games hit the 111 million mark.
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(a) Definition.— In this section, "Institute" means the Transportation Safety Institute of the Department of Transportation and any successor organization of the Institute.
(b) Use of Institute Services.— The National Transportation Safety Board may use, on a reimbursable basis, the services of the Institute. The Secretary of Transportation shall make the Institute available to—
(1) the Board for safety training of employees of the Board in carrying out their duties and powers; and
(c) Fees.—
(1) Training at the Institute for safety personnel (except employees of the Government) shall be provided at a reasonable fee established periodically by the Board in consultation with the Secretary. The fee shall be paid directly to the Secretary, and the Secretary shall deposit the fee in the Treasury. The amount of the fee—
(A) shall be credited to the appropriate appropriation (subject to the requirements of any annual appropriation); and
(d) Training of board employees and others.— The Board may conduct training of its employees in those subjects necessary for the proper performance of accident investigation. The Board may also authorize attendance at courses given under this subsection by other government personnel, personnel of foreign governments, and personnel from industry or otherwise who have a requirement for accident investigation training. The Board may require non-Board personnel to reimburse some or all of the training costs, and amounts so reimbursed shall be credited to the appropriation of the Board as offsetting collections.
Source(Pub. L. 103–272, § 1(d),July 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 750; Pub. L. 104–291, title I, § 104,Oct. 11, 1996, 110 Stat. 3453; Pub. L. 106–424, § 3(b)(3),Nov. 1, 2000, 114 Stat. 1884.)
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|49 App.:1903(b)(10) (3d–last sentences).
In subsections (b) and (c), the words "or successor organization" are omitted as unnecessary because of subsection (a) of this section.
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2000—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 106–424substituted "of the Board" for "of the 'National Transportation Safety Board, Salaries and Expenses' ".
1996—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 104–291added subsec. (d).
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The good: Bradon, Alexander, and Miranda made a beautiful, white-themed collection – if I were a judge, this group would have won my vote. Also, the fruit detailing on Helen, Justin, and Dom's pieces was an original and stunning touch. But ultimately, Jeremy's strapless pencil dress was impeccably tailored, and Karen and Kate used their unconventional materials the best. (I mean, seed glitter and rice embroidery? Awesome.)
The bad (and the ugly): Sue was a mess. While her garment didn't look much worse than Ken's or Alexandria's (Zac Posen on their collection: "The material is bad, the sewing is bad, and the taste is bad"), the fact that her model was still wearing her own clothes as they headed for the runway was unprecedented and sad. And let's not discuss her issues with Ken, because they were both right – she can't sew and he is a drama queen.
The last laugh: As Jeremy's dress walked the runway, he told the camera, "I am blinded by its luminescence!" He also used the idea and shape of a stingray as inspiration for his garment. Talented? Yep. Amusing? You bet. I hope he sticks around, because it makes for a good combination.
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The biggest headache for me was that these scripts, and the resultant sending of files, had to be error-free and reliable! Add to that the pressure of knowing how critical exchanging files is to the operation of the business and the challenge of having a single person responsible for its success — it all became an unrealistic expectation. On top of this, because most of these files are sent over the Internet, and because of the inadequate tools we had at hand, the security of our FTP processes was insufficient.
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Trader Joe's, the popular national grocery chain, announced recently that, as of January 2014, it will discontinue health insurance coverage for part-time employees, and direct them to buy health insurance on the new online marketplace that opens next month under the Affordable Care Act. Trader Joe's is not the first business in Maine to change its employees' benefits or hours in light of the new health care law, as Patty Wight reports.
For months, news headlines have warned of hiring freezes and cuts to employees' hours, as businesses brace for the Affordable Care Act. The federal law requires businesses with at least 50 full-time employees to provide health insurance to those working full-time hours, which, under the law, is defined as 30 hours a week or more.
There are even reports of possible new hour restrictions in the public sector, says Eric Conrad of the Maine Municipal Association. "Yes, we are hearing anecdotally that if towns and cities have part-time employees that are, let's say, in the 30- to 35-hour range, that they are considering cutting those to below 30 hours to reduce their health care costs," Conrad says. "That is being talked about."
Conrad says it's important to note, however, that in Maine, relatively few municipal employees are part time. In the private sector, says Dick Grotton of the Maine Restaurant Association, some businesses are also considering cutting employee hours.
"It really has forced restaurants and other labor-intensive businesses to take a long, hard look at their position, their cost, and what moves they might make to ameliorate the costs," Grotton says.
The threat of new limits on employee hours has garnered the attention of Republican Sen. Susan Collins, who introduced a bipartisan bill this summer that would increase the defined threshold for full-time as 40 hours a week. In a weekly GOP address last month, Collins warned that the Affordable Care Act's definition of 30 hours would result in reduced employee hours and fewer jobs, and she cited the Bangor School Department as a prime example.
"A school system in my state of Maine is already preparing to track and cap the number of hours that substitute teachers can work to ensure that they don't work more than 29 hours a week," Collins said. "Fewer hours means less money in the teachers' paychecks, and more disruption for their students."
But the Bangor School Department's director of business services, Alan Kochis, says that in reality, not that many employees in the school ssytem would be affected.
"We have tutors and substitute teachers who fall into this class, and there aren't a lot now that are working over 30 hours," Kochis says, "and if they are, it's not on a permanent basis."
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In a written statement, the company says the change will affect less than a quarter of its employees, and predicts that most of those will ultimately pay less for health insurance through the online marketplace. Mitchell Stein, of Consumers for Affordable Health Care, says that's entirely possible.
"Given the presence of the subsidies on the individual market, those part-time employees may be better off going to the individual market and potentially getting a subsidy for their coverage."
Stein says businesses have to decide on their own what policies are best for them and their employees. The Maine State Chamber of Commerce President Dana Connors says many of his constituents are anxious and uncertain about how to comply with the Affordable Care Act.
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After a 30-year career in public practice accounting and franchise development Lester was encouraged to return to school by his husband. He started at FAU in the summer 2009 semester and completed his bachelor in multimedia journalism degree in April 2011. Because of his recent work as an activist in the nonprofit community Lester's focus had always been on how social justice organizations could be more effective in using media in a postmodern climate of hyperreality in order to advance their important work.
In the fall 2010 semester Lester had decided to stay on at FAU as a graduate student and received special permission to enroll in courses toward a master's in nonprofit management degree during the final semester of satisfying the requirements of his bachelor's degree. During this semester one of Lester's professors encouraged him to apply for direct admittance to the Ph.D. in Public Administration program. The fall 2011 semester is therefore the equivalent of his second semester in the program.
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Don B. Kates discusses his support for the lawsuit challenging San Francisco's public housing gun ban in a KRON 4 report.
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These are both really beautiful! Great work and really nice expression in the lines. This is exactly the sort of thing that is very hard to do on a computer!
Hi everyone!
After a long time without mapping, two new maps...
I'm trying my hand to nib pen drawing. I made two maps in two different styles, the first one is a part of my fantasy world, Omyar, the second is a map of Gondor, inspired by the one found in the very nice "Atlas of Middle Earth" of Karen Wynn Fonstad. It's mainly a mean of practicing and trying new styles... so comments are welcome (and requested)!
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These are both really beautiful! Great work and really nice expression in the lines. This is exactly the sort of thing that is very hard to do on a computer!
Very nice!
Karen Wynn Fonstad lives?!
Somewhere she is smiling at your mimicry. Well done. I love the font too!
Question for the River Police: The Entwade River as it approaches it's confluence with the Anduin River splits into several other rivers, is this possible? Or did Tolkien make a Physical Geographical impossibility? I was always curious about this and wondering if the River Police could weigh in on it.
Very nice lines. I like how you interpret the original styles into your own maps. Its interesting to see how people adapt things.
These look very nice indeed.
Thanks everyone for your kind words...
Galendae: regarding to the confluence Entwade/Anduin, my guess is that it is some sort of marshy confluence, like a delta but into the Anduin. Anduin is sure large enough, and the land at that location very flat, so I don't think it is completely impossible. The scale seems a bit too much though. I guess a little marsh-texture like in the Nindalf would be good to add.
Very nice, hand drawn is right up my alley.
The font looks great.
Nice work! Those are beautiful maps.
I never took the scale of the Entwade/Anduin confluence too literally. And I agree that it's probably meant to be more of a marshy confluence than a series of established channels. Maybe even an Alaskan-style braided river?


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Antiprotozoals kill the tiny parasite (a one-celled protozoan organism) that causes trichomoniasis (trich).
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These medicines are used to cure trichomoniasis by destroying the parasite that causes the condition.
Oral metronidazole can be taken either as a single dose or as multiple doses. A single oral dose of metronidazole can be taken by a pregnant woman if needed.1 Women who are breast-feeding will be instructed by their doctors on the use of metronidazole.
The treatment regimen with tinidazole is usually a one-time dose. Pregnant women should not take tinidazole, because it is not yet clear whether this medicine is safe to use during pregnancy.
How Well It Works
The cure rate in treating trichomoniasis using metronidazole is 90% to 95%.1
The cure rate using tinidazole is 86% to 100%.1
Sex partners should be treated at the same time. Sexual intercourse should be avoided until symptoms are gone. Men may not have any symptoms but still need treatment.
People who are infected with HIV receive the same treatment for trich as those who are HIV-negative.
- No follow-up is needed if symptoms go away.
- If symptoms do not go away, you may need to take the medicine again.
- If treatment fails after this and you have not been reinfected, further testing may be done to find out the cause of your symptoms. It is possible to have a strain of trich that is resistant to metronidazole. High-dose tinidazole is used for metronidazole-resistant trich organisms and is as effective as metronidazole in curing trich.2
Metronidazole vaginal suppositories or creams are not recommended, because oral metronidazole is much more effective. Vaginal medicines cure trich in less than 50% of cases. Metronidazole vaginal gel, which is used to treat bacterial vaginosis, is not recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for treatment of trich.1
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All medicines have side effects. But many people don't feel the side effects, or they are able to deal with them. Ask your pharmacist about the side effects of each medicine you take. Side effects are also listed in the information that comes with your medicine.
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- Mild stomach pain or cramps, nausea, loss of appetite.
- Metallic or unpleasant taste in the mouth.
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug Reference is not available in all systems.)
What To Think About
The oral form of these medicines is the most effective treatment for trichomoniasis.
Oral metronidazole can be taken by pregnant women at any time during pregnancy.
While you are taking these medicines and for at least 3 days after your last dose, do not use alcohol or products that contain alcohol.
Trich during pregnancy raises the risk of premature rupture of membranes (PROM) and premature delivery. Treating the infection does not appear to reduce this risk.2 If you are pregnant and have trich, talk to your doctor about the pros and cons of treatment.
Taking medicine
Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
There are many reasons why people have trouble taking their medicine. But in most cases, there is something you can do. For suggestions on how to work around common problems, see the topic Taking Medicines as Prescribed.
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Follow-up care is a key part of your treatment and safety. Be sure to make and go to all appointments, and call your doctor if you are having problems. It's also a good idea to know your test results and keep a list of the medicines you take.
Complete the new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2010). Trichomoniasis section of Sexually transmitted diseases treatment guidelines 2010. MMWR, 59(RR-12): 58–61. Also available online: http://www.cdc.gov/std/treatment/2010/default.htm.
- American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (2006, reaffirmed 2011). Vaginitis. ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 72. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 107(5): 1195–1206.
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Germany`s Hanns Seidel Foundation and the Centre for Good Governance and Economic Development are yet again planning to chip in with support meant to empower Tanzanian women aspiring for leadership positions.
This time around the two agencies are coming up with a series of training workshops in six centres in the country, each attracting 25 participants, beginning next month.
Those targeted as trainees are women interested in assuming leadership positions in political parties, civil society organisations and governmental representative bodies.
Much like several such workshops they have previously conducted, the upcoming five-phase training is designed to facilitate and enhance women's participation in decision-making in line with the principles of good governance.
A critical look at the specific objectives of the workshops clearly shows the organisers means business in hinting that they are determined to help mould the expected participants into public leaders to be reckoned with.
For instance, themes to be covered include ways to cultivate and develop confidence and leadership attributes and skills, overcome gender-based hindrances, fight corruption and therefore appreciate the importance of ethical practice and behaviour, sharpening public speaking skills, and generally better coping with leadership challenges.
What participants will find a sure eye-opener will be introduction to the understanding of the political systems and processes at play in Tanzania, part of the focus being on better understanding of the Constitution and more informed appreciation of democratic principles.
We feel compelled to make these remarks because we know of numerous cases of people who have aspired or indeed vied for political and various other public positions only to realise, after having made it, that things were not as easy, smooth or enjoyable as they previously thought.
For some, reasons for the disillusionment and regrets included caring so much about the mirage of prestige going with the positions they longed that they ignored the challenges and obligations which occupying the particular positions entailed.
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