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Difference: PluginDict (r15 vs. r14)
Creating a dictionary file
1. Download the prolog version of the WordNet dictionary here: WNprolog-2.0.tar.gz
2. Extract wn_g.pl and wn_s.pl from it.
3. Put wn2rdf.pl, wn_g.pl, wn_s.pl and the rdf2binary tool in 1 directory, and execute wn2rdf.pl
4. Execute the rdf2binary tool, it will output dict.desc and dict.index
5. Copy dict.desc and dict.index to ./rockbox/rocks/apps on the player.
Sources for dictionary files
There is nearly everything needed for a german<->english single word translator on http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de
For those who don't want to compile their own Dictionary files, you can download them from http://www.rockbox.dreamhosters.com/dict.zip (6.6MB) . If you want to download the two parts separately just get, http://www.rockbox.dreamhosters.com/dict.desc (17MB) and http://www.rockbox.dreamhosters.com/dict.index (5.0MB).
The rockbox dictionary format
The input format for rdf2binary is very simple at this moment. It's one line per word, starting with the word, then a tab and then the description. The only thing you should be aware of when creating this files is that they must be in alphabetical order, and all words should be in lowercase.
The binary format
The binary format used for the index is pretty simple, the struct is like this one:
struct { char word[WORDLEN]; long offset; };
WORDLEN is a define in the rdf2binary tool, and the plugin. And the offset is an offset in dict.desc where the description is stored.
The improved binary format
This is still an idea under construction, but the new format would be just 1 file containing:
After that there should be the index data:
And then just plain text description data, one description per line.
The hash binary format
Offset table:
Hash table:
When searching for a word with hash X, the plugin looks up the offset for X and X+1 in the offset table. It reads the data between those offsets on looks for the word, we were searching for. It's just a hash table with chaining.
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Logan City Polk Directories
Often, we get requests for Polk Directories. Printed nearly every year, these directories are helpful to locate individuals by name or identify who was living at a certain address in the past.
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Whether you're sipping a chilly craft beer at Logan Circle's ChurchKey or a craft cocktail over at the Passenger in the Shaw neighborhood, you'll notice something altogether blissful: DC has never been more attuned to the riches of a good drink, thanks in part to creative mixologists and a slew of brewers and distillers who've set up shop in the region.
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Superior suds, such as Chocolate City's Cornerstone Copper Ale and DC Brau's the Public, are made within the city limits. Lost Rhino's Rhin'Ofest and Mad Fox's Kellerbier Kölsch hail from Virginia, while Baying Hound Aleworks' Śarvara Black India Pale Ale and Heavy Seas' Peg Leg Imperial Stout are Maryland natives.
The largest local boutique brewery is Frederick, Md.'s Flying Dog, which ships to 33 states and 19 countries.
This year, the award-winning ale masters will produce 44 different beers, including Secret Stash, made with hops, potatoes, corn, honey and wheat sourced from nearby farmers.
Available in limited quantities a little over two weeks after the hops are harvested in late July or early August, it's the epitome of a local beer. "The hops pick up some of our terroir—the limestone in the earth and the unique climate," says general partner and CEO Jim Caruso. "That beer is distinctly different than any of the others we produce."


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I like this map, but looking closely at it, there is a growing list of things that bother me.
The first thing that draws the eyes is the labels. I think they are to bright.
There is no P in the grid system.
Some of the towers are not centered on the wall, particularly in the bottom right corner.
Given the nice compass and the symbol above the town name, I think the map could use a matching border.
I think that the the river lines are too thick. Thinner lines and maybe some shading of the river might be nice.
The contour lines have no scale.
Some of the diagonal lines are jagged, so it could have used a greater resolution.
Being the northern most point of the empire, I would think there should be a northern wall.
It gives me an impression that it was inked yesterday on old paper. If you could somehow fade the city so it looks worn.


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Zimbra Desktop 7.1.4 GA (Build 11299) on MacBook Pro.
When I scroll down the list of emails and try to click on one, ZD often jumps back to the top of the list (without displaying the email), and I have to scroll down and find the email again. Usually it doesn't repeat the behaviour second time round and I am able to view the email. It's a highly irritating bug.
I'm not sure, but I think it might happen mainly the first time after I have gone to another folder in my mailbox, including the Inbox when I first run ZD or if I click back to the Inbox from another folder.


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Oldies But Goodies says:
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Five Cyclones Crowned In Big 12 Finale
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State wrapped up competition at the Big 12 Indoor Championships in impressive fashion, adding five event titles. The Cyclones end Big 12's with a total of seven event titles, while 29 individuals earned All-Big 12 recognition and 15 set personal records. In team competition, the Cyclone women finished 4th, while the men finished 6th.
Edward Kemboi solidified himself as one of the top, if not the best, middle distance runners in the country in the Big 12 finale. Kemboi picked up two titles on Championship Saturday in the 1,000-meter run (2:22.50) and 800-meter run (1:50.67). Kemboi bided his time in both races, allowing others to set the pace. The Cyclone junior relied on his kick, which proved to be more than enough to take the title in both races, giving him his second and third individual conference titles. Kemboi ends the meet responsible for 22.50 of the team's points from the weekend. The Eldoret, Kenya, native becomes the first individual in Big 12 history to win both the 800m and 1,000m in the same meet.
Cameron Ostrowski leapt into the national spotlight in the men's high jump, picking up 10 team points. The Burlington, Ill., native took the Big 12 title in the event this afternoon, clearing the bar at a personal-best 7 feet, 3.75 inches, besting his previous mark set at last year's NCAA West Regional (7'2.5"). Ostrowski was one of three individuals to clear the height, competing against a Texas Tech duo in Jacorian Duffield and Bradley Adkins. The Cyclone junior sealed the victory by achieving the mark on his second attempt, after previously clearing 7'2.5" on his first attempt. Ostrowski is now tied for sixth nationally in the event, earning his third All-Big 12 honor, and moves into second place on Iowa State's all-time indoor top-10 list.
Ejiro Okoro added another title to her resume, winning the women's 800m in 2:05.43. Okoro was solid throughout the race and ran on the shoulder of the leaders until the bell lap. In the final lap, Okoro opened up her stride and overtook the leaders. The Birmingham, England, native would not surrender the lead and notched her second title of the weekend. Okoro ran the anchor leg of the Big 12 champion women's distance medley relay last night.
Christina Hillman continued her dominance over the Big 12 in the shot put this season, notching the event title with a best mark of 56 feet, 4.5 inches. Hillman threw the mark on her second attempt. The Dover, Del., native has won five of her six competitions this year.
Jan Jeuschede notched six points in the men's shot put. The Rosrath, Germany, native threw a personal-best 60 feet, 9.25 inches, over six inches farther than his previous mark (60'3"). Jeuschede hurled the mark on his third attempt. His final toss also bested his previous mark, hitting a distance of 60'4.50" on his sixth attempt.
In the men's 60-meter hurdles, Ryan Sander added eight big team points, posting a season-best mark of 7.97 seconds en route to a second-place overall finish. The time is his best of the season, closing the indoor season with a strong performance.
Maggie Gannon recorded a personal record for the second day in a row in the mile run, crossing the line in fourth place in 4:43.73. Gannon ran in sixth for the majority of the race and out-kicked a pair of runners ahead of her to pick up five team points. The Burlington, Ill., native ran her previous best in yesterday's prelims in 4:47.32.
A pair of Cyclones picked up team points in the women's high jump in Kelly McCoy
(5th) and Hannah Willms (6th). Both individual cleared the height, but McCoy cleared a previous mark in fewer attempts to separate her from Willms. The mark is a career best for McCoy, improving her mark for the third time this season and lifting her into a tie for fourth on the all-time event indoor list.
The trio of Samantha Bluske (3rd), Katy Moen (4th) and Bethanie Brown (5th) again scored big points for the Cyclones. The three each set personal records in the event en route to tallying a total of 15 team points. Bluske crossed the line in 9:18.61, with Moen and Brown close on her heels in 9:19.17 and 9:19.40, respectively. The trio is now ranked fifth, sixth and seventh, respectively, on Iowa State's all-time top-10 indoor list in the event.
Iowa State 2013 Big 12 Champions
Edward Kemboi: 800m, 1000m
Ejiro Okoro: 800m, DMR
Maggie Gannon: DMR
Perez Rotich: DMR
Kendra White: DMR
Christina Hillman: Shot Put
Cameron Ostrowski: High Jump
Samantha Bluske: 5,000m
Iowa State 2013 All-Big 12
Ese Okoro
Ejiro Okoro
Krista Shoeman'
Dana Christensen
Perez Rotich
Maggie Gannon
Samantha Bluske
Katy Moen
Bethanie Brown
Kendra White
Christina Hillman
Kelly McCoy
Hannah Willms
Maryn Lowry
Edward Kemboi
Jacob Hoogensen
Joe Gioielli
Alec Baldwin
Mo Hrezi
Ryan Sander
Brandon Barnes
Brian Llamas
Derek Jones
Henry Kelley
Jan Jeuschede
Cameron Ostrowski
Kevin Poster
Kris Brander
Trey Achterhoff
Cyclone PR's (Fri.-Sat.)
*Cameron Ostrowski (HJ): 7'3.75"
*Kelly McCoy (HJ): 5'8.75"
*Jan Jeuschede (SP): 60'9.25"
*Maggie Gannon (Mile): 4:43.73
*Heidi Engelhardt (mile): 5:00.21
*Henry Kelley (WT): 59'00.25"
*Jacob Hoogensen (600yd): 1:11.74
*Maryn Lowry (800m): 2:12.25
*Christina Hillman (WT): 54-09.50
*Anna Holtermann (WT): 51-11.25
*Samantha Bluske (5,000m): 16:19.36, (3,000m): 9:18.61
*Katy Moen (5,000m): 16:22.09, (3,000m): 9:19.17
*Bethanie Brown (5,000m): 16:37.99, (3,000m): 9:19.40
*Taylor McDowell (3,000m): 9:51.35
*Kristen Henson (3,000m): 10:20.47
Women's Results
400m: 1) Ashley Spencer, Texas, 51.54; 7) Kendra White, Iowa State, 54.59
600yd: 1) Raena Rhone, Baylor, 1:20.43; 4) Ese Okoro, Iowa State, 1:21.34; 8) Krista Shoeman, Iowa State, 1:22.70
800m: 1) Ejiro Okoro, Iowa State, 2:05.43
1,000m: 1) Savannah Camacho, Oklahoma State, 2:49.97; 2) Perez Rotich, Iowa State, 2:52.65
Mile Run: 1) Marielle Hall, Texas, 4:41.78; 4) Maggie Gannon, Iowa State, 4:43.73
3,000m: 1) Marielle Hall, Texas, 9:15.57; 4) Samantha Bluske, Iowa State, 9:18.61; 5) Katy Moen, Iowa State, 9:19.17; 6) Bethanie Brown, Iowa State, 9:19.40; 21) Taylor McDowell, Iowa State, 9:51.35; 30) Anna Buenneke, Iowa State, 10:07.18; 37) Kristen Henson, Iowa State, 10:20.47; 38) Bethany Olson, Iowa State, 10:25.56
4x400m: 1) Texas Tech, 3:34.86; 6) Iowa State, 3:43.78
Shot Put: 1) Christina Hillman, Iowa State, 56-04.50
High Jump: 1) Shanay Briscoe, Baylor, 5-10.75; 5) Kelly McCoy, Iowa State, 5-08.75; 6) Hannah Willms, Iowa State, 5-08.75
Men's Results
600yd: 1) Michael Stigler, Kansas, 1:08.59; 8) Jacob Hoogensen, Iowa State, 1:13.20
800m: 1) Edward Kemboi, Iowa State, 1:50.67
1,000m: 1) Edward Kemboi, Iowa State, 2:20.50; 7) Alec Baldwin, Iowa State, 2:27.54; 8) Joe Gioielli, Iowa State, 2:31.54
3,000m: 1) Kirubel Erassa, Oklahoma State, 7:53.53; 6) Mohamed Hrezi, Iowa State, 8:13.71; 11) Brian Llamas, Iowa State, 8:20.09; 19) Steve Dado, Iowa State, 8:28.62; 27) Tyler Jermann, Iowa State, 8:35.58
60m-h: 1) Jordan Moore, TCU, 7.86; 2) Ryan Sander, Iowa State, 7.97
4x400m: 1) Texas, 3:09.47; 6) Iowa State, 3:14.48
Shot Put: 1) Ryan Crouser, Texas, 67-08.25; 3) Jan Jeuschede, Iowa State, 60-09.25
High Jump: 1) Cameron Ostrowski, Iowa State, 7-03.75
Triple Jump: 1) Felix Obi, Baylor, 51-02.25; 7) Kevin Poster, Iowa State, 45-08.00


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- On Saturday afternoon, Dunbar and Friendship Collegiate Academy will take the field at Howard University's Greene Memorial Stadium for the inaugural DC State Athletic Association (DCSAA) Football Championship.
"We've always felt like we've been the best team in DC the last three or four years, but we didn't have the opportunity to prove that and now we can put our money where our mouth is," said Friendship head football coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim.
The DCSAA was created by the Executive Office of the Mayor and the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE). The association expanded the scope and duration of the District's football season this year by introducing a charter school playoff bracket.
Last May, when the DCSAA was launched, the plan was for the city's non-public and charter schools to compete for a title and advance to a championship game against the winner of the Turkey Bowl -- the public school championship between schools in the DC Interscholastic Athletic Association (DCIAA). This year, the DCSAA playoffs did not include any private schools. The bracket was comprised only of charter school teams.
Dunbar defeated Anacostia 12-8 at the Turkey Bowl and Friendship blanked KIPP 51-0 in the charter school division to claim their spots in the inaugural State Football Championship.
After the Crimson Tide's victory on Thanksgiving Day, Dunbar head coach Jerron Joe congratulated his team on the win and told his players, "There's one more [game]."
"It's a good deal. Hopefully we represent the DCIAA well and come up victorious," said Joe.
For the players, like Dunbar's Lamel Matthews and Friendship's Derwin Gray, who used to play for the Crimson Tide, Saturday's game is about the competition and the experience of going to states.
"It's good to play until we get the real city champ," said Matthews.
"It's going to be a great game ... playing against people I've played against [and] grew up with," said Gray.
While Abdul-Rahim said he is happy his team has the opportunity to compete for the State Championship, he also says he doesn't want the focus of his program to shift away from college.
"Our kids are here to want to go to college first," said Abdul-Rahim. "Our real championship is February 6 this year, our Signing Day, and that's always going to be the case here."


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jQuery supports a large subset of selectors defined by the CSS3 Selectors draft standard. Additionally it also contains some very useful pseudo classes (similar to :first-child, :hover etc). Due to its extensible framework, the best part is that jQuery lets you create and define your own custom selectors with ease. A full list of jQuery selectors is available on the jQuery site.
In this article, we will learn how to create our own custom selector that identifies all the mailto: links on a page. Let us see some code first:
As you can observe, we have extended jQuery's selector expressions under the jQuery.expr[':'] object. To learn more about this, visit the jQuery hot Selector engine called sizzle. We have defined a custom selector called :mailToLink to which we are passing an object, which is a collection of links. This selector looks for all anchor elements that contains an href attribute matching mailto.
That's it. Our selector :mailToLink is ready and here's how we can use it:
To test this selector, we have used some hyperlinks, out of which one of them is a mailto: link. When you click the button, we use our custom selector to indentify the :mailto link and set it's color to red.
As you can see, we have extended jQuery's expression engine with ease!
The entire source code of this article can be downloaded over here. I hope you liked the article and I thank you for viewing it.


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Video: Who has the best prom-posal?
SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. -- It's prom season and one local school is asking who has the "besk ask" to the annual dance.
The journalism staff at Holy Innocents in Sandy Springs is running the "Best Ask" contest.
To enter, students just have to tag their YouTube video, Instagram picture, Facebook post, Twitter post, etc. with #BestAsk2013. The journalism staff will compile all the entries and submit them to the student body for a vote. The winner of the contest will get a free corsage from Botany Bay florist in Sandy Springs.
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2 Marketing Must Have Electives Added to Fall Term
Modern marketing topics of Category Management and Social Media Management added to the 2013 Fall Schedule.
Two classes that are essential for mastering modern marketing have been added to the fall Xavier MBA schedule. The courses are:
MKTG 640: Consumer Centric Category Management which will be taught by Xavier MBA alum and dunnhumby VP Scott Beck.
MKTG 669: Social Media Marketing which will be taught by Xavier MBA alum and Social Media guru Matt Dooley.
Both electives count toward the Xavier MBA concentration in Marketing, one of the most subscribed concentrations in the program.
The classes run 16 weeks, meeting for one night a week. Both classes are open and available to current students and MBA alumni from any university or college.


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BOCA RATON, Fla. —Trailing by 15 with 8:19 to go Thursday night at Florida Atlantic, WKU brought the game within five points in the final minute but could not complete the rally and lost 84-78 in Boca Raton. Florida Atlantic shot 59.1 percent as a team in the game (26-for-44), and made 21 of 25 second-half free throws (.840). The loss drops WKU to 13-13 overall and 7-8 in conference play, and Florida Atlantic improves to 12-15 and 7-9 with the victory.
George Fant scored a career high 25 points and pulled down 11 rebounds to lead WKU, and T.J. Price added 17 points. Kevin Kaspar scored 12 points, and Aleksejs Rostov contributed 11 on 5-of-5 shooting and six rebounds in just 11 minutes off the bench. O'karo Akamune swiped a career high five steals in 28 minutes on the defensive end.
Florida Atlantic was led by 31 points by Greg Gantt, who entered the game ranked eighth in the nation in scoring, and Stefan Moody added 26 points and five assists.
WKU opened up a 23-18 lead with just under 10 minutes to go in the first half after a Fant slam dunk, but the Owls went on an 18-5 run after that to lead 36-28 with 4:38 to play in the first. The Hilltoppers got within four at 36-32 on baskets by Fant and Teeng Akol, but the Owls scored five quick points in the final minute and took a 41-34 lead into the halftime locker room.
WKU was led by Fant's 11 points and five rebounds in the first half, and Price added 10 points. Akamune had four steals in 18 minutes, and WKU shot 43.8 percent (14-for-32) in the first half.
The Owls shot 65.4 percent (17-for-26) as a team in the opening 20 minutes and went five-for-seven from three-point range. Gantt led all scorers with 17 tallies in the first half, and there were six ties and five lead changes in the first half.
Three separate second-half bursts by the Hilltoppers made the game interesting after Florida Atlantic opened up a 15-point lead with just over eight minutes to go. Fant converted a three-point play to make it 73-63, WKU followed with a steal at halfcourt before Fant made two more free throws to quickly bring WKU to within eight at 73-65.
Jamal Crook hit two free throws of his own and WKU got another pressure steal before Kaspar knocked down a couple of free throws, and the Hilltoppers found themselves down by just seven at 76-69 a couple of minutes later.
Kaspar once again came up big with a three-pointer in front of the WKU bench to bring the Hilltoppers within five at 81-76, but they would get no closer and the Owls earned the conference victory.
WKU finished the game shooting 39.7 percent as a team (27-for-68), and WKU made five of 23 three-point tries (.217). The Owls made just nine field goals in the second 20 minutes but tallied 43 second-half points behind the strength of 21 free throws and four three-pointers.
The Owls won the battle on the boards by one, 33-32, and Florida Atlantic had 16 assists on 26 made baskets. WKU committed just 10 turnovers as a team.
The Hilltoppers wrap up the road swing in Florida with a 6:30 PM (CT) game at FIU on Saturday. WKU returns to E.A. Diddle Arena on Thursday, February 21 to face ULM.
Saturday's game will by televised by the Hilltopper Sports Satellite Network, airing nationally on ESPN3 and ESPN Full Court, regionally on WKYU-PBS and in Louisville on WBNA. The games will also be broadcast on the radio on the Hilltopper IMG Sports Network with Randy Lee and Hal Schmitt on the call.
Tickets for the 2012-13 WKU basketball season are on sale now and can be purchased online at WKUSports.com or by calling the WKU Ticket Office at 1-800-5-BIG RED or 745-5222 locally.


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Wood Green man who harassed Princess Diana's butler escapes hospital detention
07:00 13 May 2012
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A mentally-ill Wood Green man who harassed Princess Diana's former butler has avoided being detained in hospital.
Slav Mitev, 50, claimed to have kidnapped Paul Burrell's wife, threatened to assassinate the ex-butler and set fire to his Cheshire flower shop in a series of phone calls made in June last year.
He also implied he would kill Mr Burrell's adult sons and brother.
The Bulgarian national was found unfit to plead at a criminal trial earlier this year.
This meant he could not be jailed despite the fact a jury found the case against him proved.
He could, however, be detained in hospital.
But Judge Elgan Edwards ruled out such a move after considering the latest medical evidence put forward by the defence.
Speaking at Chester Crown Court, Judge Edwards said: "The new medical information rather casts doubt on the necessity or propriety of a hospital order.
"It seems to me that by the same token an absolute discharge is not appropriate.
"He has caused very considerable distress to Mr Burrell, not least he had to give evidence before the court.
"Your client is clearly not well mentally but I think an absolute discharge is stretching the court's generosity too far."
He ordered a report to be carried out by Haringey's social services which, along with "some mental health input", will form the basis of a supervision order.
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my first post.
The problem I am experiencing is that I received quite a lot of SPAM from the domain pretending to be my own.
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Companies that sought to hire women in IT, whether for cultural fit, gender balance, or bias-lawsuit avoidance, have had a hard time finding women among the ranks of information-technology professionals.
Experts list IT careers among the fastest-growingprofessions through 2006; however, employers are scrambling to find talentedIT workers. It's even harder to find women IT professionals. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, within the parameters of IT, only 9 percent of American engineers, 27 percent of computer scientists, and 29 percent of computer programmers are women.
All the live long day
The world of the IT professional can be a 24/7 environment—perhaps more appealing to career-at-all-costs men than women. "Men in IT positions tend to be young, very focused and can put their whole life on hold," says Dr. Donna Shirley, assistant dean ofadvance program development at University of Oklahoma's College of Engineering. It's harder for women, Shirley says, because they are still the ones responsible for caring for children.
In Shirley's case, motherhood and IT did mesh.Shirley worked for Pasadena-based Jet Propulsion Laboratory as a manager of the Mars Exploration Program and the original leader of the team that built the Sojourner Rover. She stayed home for six weeks after giving birth to her child, and returned to her career after finding excellent company-sponsored child care for her baby. "Companies need woman-friendly policies," says Shirley, who retired from JPL in 1998, after 30 years of service.
Because IT requires professionals to work long hours, jump on new technology, and cope with constant change, it is "the most difficult profession to balance with other commitments and interests," Shirley says.
"At Microsoft the average age is 31. Software and dot.com companiesprimarily employ young men," she said. Such companies have young-man attitudes, don't know how to manage people and "don't hire others who understand people," Shirley says. "I think it is rather self-fulfilling that they will continue to hire guys. Attention is going to have to be paid to hiring women."
If companies want to put women in their IT ranks, the jobs will have to be reconfigured for work/life balance. "There are hot jobs, and if those jobs can include ways to allow females to have what they want, like family and relationships within the context of the job, then women are going to go for them," Shirley says.
University connections and other successes
Companies that have been successful in hiring women for technologypositions have discovered a number of effective strategies as the demand for skilledprofessionals increases daily.
Shirley says that companies needing qualified entry-level IT personnel shouldcheck with local universities. If the need is for management personnel, Women inTechnology International and the Association of Computing Machinery, aprofessional society for computer scientists, are also good resources.
"Companies can recruit for open IT positions among people with industrial engineering backgrounds. These professionals design systems to be people friendly," Shirley says."Women are more attracted to system-level things, particularly if there arepeople involved. Women tend to focus on social systems."
It also helps companies to know which schools are nurturing the interest of women in engineering. At the University of Oklahoma, freshman women who signed up for engineering also got seminars that previewed the college engineering department and what they can expect out of their coursework. The Society of Women Engineers is an active support group for women in engineering at the school.
And the young women can see themselves reflected in the engineering faculty at the university. "We recruit women faculty members all the time," Shirley says. "We have two females in our computer science department; 52 percent of industrial engineering studentsare female." Four of the 10 faculty members in the engineering department are women, Shirley says.
Mentoring and role models
While schools nurture young professionals, companies also can play a role."Companies need to do outreach. Women must be sought out and placed inboth tactical and…strategic senior roles providing valuablepeers/mentors for others in the organization," says Donna Morris, directorof human resources of JetForm, an Ottawa, Ontario, Canada software and servicecompany. Policies and programs that focus on providing balance, or anopportunity for more flexible options, can increase a company's chance of drawing talented women in IT, Morris says.
"Without focused HR programs and policies, it is most typically the casethat many of the women are on their own, with few female peers, which can pose aproblem," Morris says. "The workplace is fast and dynamic, and the ITenvironment can become a lonely battleground for a woman who might be responsible for child care or elder care," Morris says.
Some companies, like Nimble Technology, a Seattle, Washington software company, just seem to have the right set of circumstances working to draw women IT candidates. "Two of our founders are associated with the University of Washington. We're in the same town with Microsoft and we seem to have no problem attracting females to our company," says Shelley Godwin, recruiting manager. "Our CEO is a female, and our chief architect is a female. We've made sureour name is known in this community."
To find qualified women, Godwin says the recruiting team belongs toSeattleJobs.org, which does Internet research and job sourcing. "We don'tuse a lot of outside headhunters but we have one or two we trust," Godwinsays. "The majority of people we hire we find from referrals. We receiveleads through current employees, board members, and venture capital firms. Wefeel like great people know great people and would like to work with greatpeople."
Meanwhile, Computer Associates International, Inc. in Islandia, New York has women on the recruiting team, "so that women can relate to women," says Deborah Coughlin, senior vice president . "Women need role models.
"One of our most successful tools is our internal referral program. Our employees offer us resumes of people they know. We offer our employees a bonus of up to $10,000 if we hire that person."The company also has its eye on IT's future. "We go out to the targeted high schools with large female populations and we give them a glimpse [of the IT world] and hopefully motivate them into the industry," Coughlin says.


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2012 - Junior Season: Defensive anchor on team that allowed fewest goals in Atlantic 10...started all 21 matches and played 1,837 minutes...didn't come off the field in 13 matches...played 90 minutes in shutout vs. IPFW (Aug. 19)...didn't come off the field in win at Purdue (Aug. 29)...played all 90 minutes in rout over Eastern Illinois (Sept. 14)...played all 110 in 0-0 tie vs. Saint Louis (Sept. 29)...played every minute in eight of the season's last nine matches.
2011 - Sophomore Season: Voted to 2011 Horizon League Championship All-Tournament Team...named all-tournament at Kentucky's Nike Invitational...started all 20 matches...ranked
second on team with 1,709 minutes played...didn't come off the field in 16 matches...had one assist and five shots...attempted two shots vs. Madonna (Aug. 19)...credited with two shots at Indiana (Aug. 21)...had an assist vs. Oregon State (Aug. 28)...played every minute of the season starting with the team's match at Detroit (Sept. 18).
2010 - Freshman Season: Started all 20 matches...played 1,388 minutes...had two assists and seven shots on the season...didn't come off the field in seven matches...had a shot and an assist vs. Miami (Ohio) (Sept. 3)...totaled two shots and an assist at IUPUI (Sept. 29).
High School: Four-year starter at Cathedral...named second team all-state as a senior...led high school team to a pair of state championships and a 63-19-9 record...two-time all-city and all-district honoree...helped team to four straight sectional titles and three regional championships...played club soccer for Carmel United Academy 92, helping the team to three state titles from 2005-07 and a state runner-up finish in 2008...high honor roll student, Presidential Scholar and National Honor Society member.
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The Red Wings will play the top-seeded Chicago Blackhawks in the next round.
The Blackhawks beat the Minnesota Wild in five games.
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Not applying for elk in Wy, but just sent in my Colorado Desert Sheep app. An additional tag this year so the odds are a little better.
Good luck everyone I hope its all good news. I am waiting for the Idaho draws April for moose and May for deer and elk. My daughter is taking hunters ED. in a couple weeks hope to get her a youth tag this year some where good.
Not applying for elk in Wy, but just sent in my Colorado Desert Sheep app. An additional tag this year so the odds are a little better.
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Points for me this year again. That will be 6 for Deer Elk and Antelope.
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
Slim chance at elk this year. I have been checking very day to see if Wyoming results are released.
I sure wish we could hunt elk here easier in my state. You all that can in your own state are so fortunate. Elk are such an awesome and majestic animal. I'm thinking on trying the Idaho OTC again. I heard bulls and saw them last October. I'll be in a lot better shape, God willing than last year and I'll gather if I pack in there again and hunker down and hunt smart I could get it done.
Some friends want to try WY but where we want to go I think we will need another point to draw.
You can hunt elk every year in my state but finding any is a different story! LOL
Far West Tx mountains and the panhandle has them. It's not uncommon for 340-380 bulls and even some over 400 to be shot. As long as they're classified as an exotic, can be shot year-round at any time of day and the an ill-conceived notion that everything here is shot over feed then you won't hear much about them.
So i could go to Texas and shoot an elk anyday of the year with no tag or license? Any public land in the parts that have elk? LOL


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Here is a cheerleader that might be hand full for any other cheerleader. Georgia's Anna Watson Is College Football's Strongest Female Cheerleader | ThePostGame
Will will win!
I threw up in my mouth a little.
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Originally Posted by VikesFan4Ever28
You have almost 5 crap tons.
I know each person has their own taste, but I don't want any cheerleaders that can challenger her.
Georgia's Anna Watson Is College Football's Strongest Female Cheerleader | ThePostGame
I threw up in my mouth more than a little.
She also plays strong safety.
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Yeah but...I supplied more pictures...
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Yeah but...I supplied more pictures...
Which makes it worse....more of your avatar and I will endorse this one.
Watson has been cheering since age 5. She can bench press 155 pounds, squat 255 pounds and dead lift 230 pounds
Seriously, I don't know. Are those numbers impressive for a woman?
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Okay, it's true that I've only seen about one quarter of the Twilight movie. Maybe that's because I don't find Edward's brooding and staring and not-having-sex-ness all that appealing. Since I've already seen A Summer Place, I didn't feel a pressing need to continue watching. But you know what I have seen? Other vampire movies and TV shows. And I'm pretty sure that these candidates have more bite than Edward.
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Steve Richardson with the FBI's office in Mobile said at a news conference Monday afternoon that negotiations deteriorated and that 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes had been seen with a gun.
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Think Like A Man Too (2014)
Think Like A Man Too SynopsisIn the highly anticipated sequel, which was inspired by Steve Harveys best-selling book Act Like a Lady, Think Like A Man, all the couples are back for a wedding in Las Vegas. But plans for a romantic weekend go awry when their various misadventures get them into some compromising situations that threaten to derail the big event.
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We now run our Zimbra server about a year and are very happy with it.
The only thing is, sometimes, all user got logged out and cannot login for about 10 minutes. Every login try will be answered with "Password wrong". Even the back-end login fails.
I had a look at the logs at /opt/zimbra/logs, but couldn't really find any hint. I also tried to just restart Zimbra nor the whole server, but no luck.
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Welcome back to NAMI's electronic newsletter on Crisis Intervention Teams (CIT) and other forensic issues, CIT in Action! After a hiatus, we are pleased to reintroduce CIT in Action, starting with special coverage of the Third Annual CIT National Conference. As in the past, your feedback and suggestions for future stories are welcome! Please note: CIT in Action is distributed through NAMI's forensic list-serv; we also use this list-serv for information and announcements about jail diversion and other forensic issues. If you wish to subscribe or unsubscribe, please send an email to email@example.com.
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Bamboo Beach is an intimate, beach bistro with a unique ambiance. The menu varies daily, depending on what's fresh and available. Delicious desserts will tempt your taste buds and of course their famous wood-fired gourmet pizzas are to die for. Ever tasted fresh Cape Salmon cooked in the pizza oven with fresh garden herbs.
Take a helping of warm and cosy for ambience with a dollop of comfort food and one is sure to be having a traditional South African meal at Annie se Kombuis. Located on the west coast of the Western Cape, this Hermanus eatery is firm favourite with visitors all year round.
Annie's is all about traditional South African food. With an outstanding range of venison fillets to the likes of Kudu, Eland, Oryx (Gemsbok), Springbok and Ostrich the menu has exotic appeal. The traditional fare is all the favourites prepared the old fashioned way: Bobotie, Smoorsnoek and Waterblommetjies and many other pies and offal dishes. The Oxtail remains a popular choice. For those that believe in pudding (and rightly so) there's sweet custard, Malva pudding and Cape Brandy Pudding – hard to resist!
The wine list supports local wine producers of the Overberg region. With a great selection on offer, wine lovers will not be disappointed.
Annie's also hosts popular music evenings as entertainment for visitors to the sea-side town and locals alike.
With a motto like "Life's too short for bad food." B's Steak House in the seaside town of Hermanus certainly lives up to its claim. B's has won and been runners up for the Steak House of the Year Award (1999, 2000 and 2001). So, what to expect? Steak prepared to perfection.
The relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant has a 'Sante Fe' feel with its orange and blue colour scheme which is enhanced by the solid wooden furnishings and airy double volume ceiling. The loft area creates a relaxed post pudding space for guests to linger a little longer and indulge in a good brandy and a Cuban cigar.
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Panel's Recommendations
|Rating of Recommendations: A = Strong; B = Moderate; C = Optional
Rating of Evidence: I = Data from randomized controlled trials; II = Data from well-designed nonrandomized trials or observational cohort studies with long-term clinical outcomes; III = Expert opinion
Genotypic and Phenotypic Resistance Assays
Genotypic and phenotypic resistance assays are used to assess viral strains and inform selection of treatment strategies. Standard assays provide information on resistance to nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs), non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs), and protease inhibitors (PIs). Testing for integrase and fusion inhibitor resistance can also be ordered separately from several commercial laboratories. Co-receptor tropism assays should be performed whenever the use of a CCR5 antagonist is being considered. Phenotypic co-receptor tropism assays have been used in clinical practice. A genotypic assay to predict co-receptor use is now commercially available (see Co-receptor Tropism Assays).
Genotypic Assays
Genotypic assays detect drug-resistance mutations present in relevant viral genes. Most genotypic assays involve sequencing of the RT and PR genes to detect mutations that are known to confer drug resistance. Genotypic assays that assess mutations in the integrase and gp41 (envelope) genes are also commercially available. Genotypic assays can be performed rapidly and results are available within 1 to 2 weeks of sample collection. Interpretation of test results requires knowledge of the mutations selected by different antiretroviral (ARV) drugs and of the potential for cross resistance to other drugs conferred by certain mutations. The International AIDS Society-USA (IAS-USA) maintains an updated list of significant resistance-associated mutations in the RT, PR, integrase, and envelope genes (see http://www.iasusa.org/resistance_mutations).1 The Stanford University HIV Drug Resistance Database (http://hivdb.stanford.edu) also provides helpful guidance for interpreting genotypic resistance test results. Various tools to assist the provider in interpreting genotypic test results are now available.2-5 Clinical trials have demonstrated that consultation with specialists in HIV drug resistance improves virologic outcomes.6 Clinicians are thus encouraged to consult a specialist to facilitate interpretation of genotypic test results and design of an optimal new regimen.
Phenotypic Assays
Phenotypic assays measure the ability of a virus to grow in different concentrations of ARV drugs. RT and PR gene sequences and, more recently, integrase and envelope sequences derived from patient plasma HIV RNA are inserted into the backbone of a laboratory clone of HIV or used to generate pseudotyped viruses that express the patient-derived HIV genes of interest. Replication of these viruses at different drug concentrations is monitored by expression of a reporter gene and is compared with replication of a reference HIV strain. The drug concentration that inhibits viral replication by 50% (i.e., the median inhibitory concentration [IC50]) is calculated, and the ratio of the IC50 of test and reference viruses is reported as the fold increase in IC50 (i.e., fold resistance).
Automated phenotypic assays that can produce results in 2 to 3 weeks are commercially available, but they cost more to perform than genotypic assays. In addition, interpretation of phenotypic assay results is complicated by incomplete information regarding the specific resistance level (i.e., fold increase in IC50) that is associated with drug failure, although clinically significant fold increase cutoffs are now available for some drugs.7-11 Again, consultation with a specialist to interpret test results can be helpful.
Further limitations of both genotypic and phenotypic assays include lack of uniform quality assurance testing for all available assays, relatively high cost, and insensitivity to minor viral species. Despite being present, drug-resistant viruses that constitute less than 10% to 20% of the circulating virus population will probably not be detected by commercially available assays. This limitation is important because after drugs exerting selective pressure on drug-resistant populations are discontinued, a wild-type virus often re-emerges as the predominant population in the plasma. As a consequence, the proportion of virus with resistance mutations decreases to below the 10% to 20% threshold.12-14 In the case of some drugs, this reversion to predominantly wild-type virus can occur in the first 4 to 6 weeks after the drugs are discontinued. Prospective clinical studies have shown that despite this plasma reversion, re-initiation of the same ARV agents (or those sharing similar resistance pathways) is usually associated with early drug failure, and that the virus present at failure is derived from previously archived resistant virus.15 Therefore, resistance testing is of greatest value when performed before or within 4 weeks after drugs are discontinued (AII). Because resistant virus may persist in the plasma of some patients for longer periods of time, resistance testing done 4 to 6 weeks after discontinuation of drugs may still detect mutations. However, the absence of detectable resistance in such patients must be interpreted with caution when designing subsequent ARV regimens.
Use of Resistance Assays in Clinical Practice (See Table 5)
Use of Resistance Assays in Determining Initial Treatment
Transmission of drug-resistant HIV strains is well documented and associated with suboptimal virologic response to initial antiretroviral therapy (ART).16-19 The likelihood that a patient will acquire drug-resistant virus is related to the prevalence of drug resistance in HIV-infected persons engaging in high-risk behaviors in the community. In the United States and Europe, recent studies suggest that the risk that transmitted virus will be resistant to at least one ARV drug is in the range of 6% to 16%.20-25 Up to 8%, but generally less than 5% of transmitted viruses will exhibit resistance to drugs from more than one class.24,26-28
If the decision is made to initiate therapy in a person with early HIV infection, resistance testing at baseline can guide regimen selection to optimize virologic response. Therefore, resistance testing in this situation is recommended (AII). A genotypic assay is preferred for this purpose (AIII). In this setting, treatment initiation should not be delayed pending resistance testing results. Once results are obtained, the treatment regimen can be modified if warranted (see Acute and Recent HIV Infection). In the absence of therapy, resistant viruses may decline over time to less than the detection limit of standard resistance tests, but when therapy is eventually initiated, resistant viruses even at a low level may still increase the risk of treatment failure.29-31 Therefore, if therapy is deferred, resistance testing should still be done during acute HIV infection (AIII). In this situation, the genotypic resistance test result may be kept on record until the patient is to be started on ART. Repeat resistance testing at the time treatment is started should be considered because it is possible for a patient to acquire drug-resistant virus (i.e., superinfection) between entry into care and initiation of ART (CIII).
Performing drug-resistance testing before ART initiation in patients with chronic HIV infection is less straightforward. The rate at which transmitted resistance-associated mutations revert to wild-type virus has not been completely delineated, but mutations present at the time of HIV transmission are more stable than those selected under drug pressure. It is often possible to detect resistance-associated mutations in viruses that were transmitted several years earlier.32-34 No prospective trial has addressed whether drug-resistance testing before initiation of therapy confers benefit in this population. However, data from several, but not all, studies suggest that virologic responses in persons with baseline resistance mutations are suboptimal.16-19,35-37 In addition, a cost-effectiveness analysis of early genotypic resistance testing suggests that baseline testing in this population should be performed.38 Therefore, resistance testing in chronically infected persons is recommended at the time of entry into HIV care (AII). Although no definitive prospective data exist to support the choice of one type of resistance testing over another, genotypic testing is generally preferred in this situation because of lower cost, more rapid turnaround time, the assay's ability to detect mixtures of wild-type and resistant virus, and the relative ease of interpreting test results (AIII). If therapy is deferred, repeat testing soon before initiation of ART should be considered because the patient may have acquired drug-resistant virus (i.e., superinfection) (CIII).
Standard genotypic drug-resistance testing in ARV-naive persons involves testing for mutations in the RT and PR genes. Although transmission of integrase strand transfer inhibitor (INSTI)-resistant virus has rarely been reported, as use of INSTIs increases, the potential for transmission of INSTI-resistant virus may also increase. Therefore, when INSTI resistance is suspected, providers may wish to supplement standard baseline genotypic resistance testing with genotypic testing for resistance to this class of drugs (CIII).
Use of Resistance Assays in the Event of Virologic Failure
Resistance assays are useful in guiding treatment decisions for patients who experience virologic failure while on ART. Several prospective studies assessed the utility of resistance testing to guide ARV drug selection in patients with virologic failure. These studies involved genotypic assays, phenotypic assays, or both.6,39-45 In general, these studies found that changes in therapy that were informed by resistance testing results produced better early virologic response to salvage regimens than regimen changes guided only by clinical judgment.
In addition, one observational cohort study found that performance of genotypic drug-resistance testing in ART-experienced patients with detectable plasma HIV RNA was independently associated with improved survival.46 Thus, resistance testing is recommended as a tool in selecting active drugs when changing ARV regimens because of virologic failure in persons with HIV RNA >1,000 copies/mL (AI) (see Virologic Failure). In persons with HIV RNA >500 copies/mL but <1,000 copies/mL, testing may be unsuccessful but should still be considered (BII). Drug-resistance testing in persons with a plasma viral load <500 copies/mL is not usually recommended because resistance assays cannot be consistently performed given low HIV RNA levels (AIII).
Resistance testing also can help guide treatment decisions for patients with suboptimal viral load reduction (AII). Virologic failure in the setting of combination ART is, for certain patients, associated with resistance to only one component of the regimen.47-49 In this situation, substituting individual drugs in a failing regimen may be a possible option, but this concept will require clinical validation (see Virologic Failure).
In patients who are on a failing first or second ARV drug regimen and experiencing virologic failure or suboptimal viral load reduction, genotypic testing is generally preferred for resistance testing (AII). This is based on the fact that, when compared with phenotypic testing, genotypic testing costs less to perform, has a faster turnaround time, and greater sensitivity for detecting mixtures of wild-type and resistant virus. In addition, observations show that the assays are comparable predictors of virologic response to subsequent ART regimens.50
Addition of phenotypic to genotypic testing is generally preferred for persons with known or suspected complex drug-resistance mutation patterns, particularly to PIs (BIII).
In patients failing INSTI-based regimens, testing for INSTI resistance should be performed to determine whether to include drugs from this class in subsequent regimens (AII); genotypic testing is preferred for this purpose.
When the use of a CCR5 antagonist is being considered, a co-receptor tropism assay should be performed (AI). Phenotypic co-receptor tropism assays have been used in clinical practice. A genotypic assay to predict co receptor use is now commercially available and is less expensive than phenotypic assays. Evaluation of genotypic assays is ongoing, but current data suggest that such testing should be considered as an alternative assay. The same principles regarding testing for co-receptor use also apply to testing when patients exhibit virologic failure on a CCR5 antagonist.51 Resistance to CCR5 antagonists in the absence of detectable CXCR4-using virus has been reported, but such resistance is uncommon (see Co-receptor Tropism Assays).
Use of Resistance Assays in Pregnant Women
In pregnant women, the goal of ART is to maximally reduce plasma HIV RNA to provide optimal maternal therapy and to prevent perinatal transmission of HIV. Genotypic resistance testing is recommended for all pregnant women before initiation of therapy (AIII) and for those entering pregnancy with detectable HIV RNA levels while on therapy (AI). Phenotypic testing in those found to have complex drug-resistance mutation patterns, particularly to PIs, may provide additional information (BIII). Optimal prevention of perinatal transmission may require initiation of ART pending resistance testing results. Once the results are available, the ARV regimen can be changed as needed.
|Clinical Setting/Recommendation
|Drug-resistance assay recommended
|In acute HIV infection: Drug-resistance testing is recommended regardless of whether antiretroviral therapy (ART) is initiated immediately or deferred (AII). A genotypic assay is generally preferred (AIII).
|If ART is initiated immediately, drug-resistance testing can determine whether drug-resistant virus was transmitted. Test results will help in the design of initial regimens or to modify or change regimens if results are obtained after treatment initiation.
Genotypic testing is preferred to phenotypic testing because of lower cost, faster turnaround time, and greater sensitivity for detecting mixtures of wild-type and resistant virus.
|If ART is deferred, repeat resistance testing should be considered at the time therapy is initiated (CIII). A genotypic assay generally is preferred (AIII).
|If ART is deferred, testing should still be performed because of the greater likelihood that transmitted resistance-associated mutations will be detected earlier in the course of HIV infection. Results of resistance testing may be important when treatment is initiated. Repeat testing at the time ART is initiated should be considered because the patient may have acquired a drug-resistant virus (i.e., superinfection).
|In ART-naive patients with chronic HIV infection: Drug-resistance testing is recommended at entry into HIV care, regardless of whether therapy is initiated immediately or deferred (AII). A genotypic assay is generally preferred (AIII).
|Transmitted HIV with baseline resistance to at least 1 drug is seen in 6% to 16% of patients, and suboptimal virologic responses may be seen in patients with baseline resistant mutations. Some drug-resistance mutations can remain detectable for years in untreated, chronically infected patients.
|If therapy is deferred, repeat resistance testing should be considered before initiation of ART (CIII). A genotypic assay is generally preferred (AIII).
|Repeat testing before initiation of ART should be considered because the patient may have acquired a drug-resistant virus (i.e., a superinfection).
Genotypic testing is preferred to phenotypic testing because of lower cost, faster turnaround time, and greater sensitivity for detecting mixtures of wild-type and resistant virus.
|If an INSTI is considered for an ART-naive patient and transmitted INSTI resistance is a concern, providers may supplement standard resistance testing with a specific INSTI genotypic resistance assay (CIII).
|Standard genotypic drug-resistance assays test only for mutations in the RT and PR genes.
|If use of a CCR5 antagonist is being considered, a co-receptor tropism assay should be performed (AI) (see Co-receptor Tropism Assays)
|(see Co-receptor Tropism Assays)
|In patients with virologic failure: Drug-resistance testing is recommended in patients on combination ART with HIV RNA levels >1,000 copies/mL (AI). In patients with HIV RNA levels >500 copies/mL but <1,000 copies/mL, testing may not be successful but should still be considered (BII).
|Testing can help determine the role of resistance in drug failure and maximize the clinician's ability to select active drugs for the new regimen. Drug-resistance testing should be performed while the patient is taking prescribed ARV drugs or, if not possible, within 4 weeks after discontinuing therapy.
|A standard genotypic resistance assay is generally preferred for patients experiencing virologic failure on their first or second regimens (AII).
|Genotypic testing is preferred to phenotypic testing because of lower cost, faster turnaround time, and greater sensitivity for detecting mixtures of wild-type and resistant HIV.
|In patients failing INSTI-based regimens, genotypic testing for INSTI resistance should be performed to determine whether to include drugs from this class in subsequent regimens (AII).
If use of a CCR5 antagonist is being considered, a co-receptor tropism assay should be performed (AI) (see Co-receptor Tropism Assays).
|Standard genotypic drug-resistance assays test only for mutations in the RT and PR genes.
|Addition of phenotypic assay to genotypic assay is generally preferred in patients with known or suspected complex drug-resistance patterns, particularly to protease inhibitors (PIs) (BIII).
|Phenotypic testing can provide additional useful information in patients with complex drug resistance mutation patterns, particularly to PIs.
|In patients with suboptimal suppression of viral load: Drug-resistance testing is recommended in patients with suboptimal suppression of viral load after initiation of ART (AII).
|Testing can help determine the role of resistance and thus assist the clinician in identifying the number of active drugs available for a new regimen.
|In HIV-infected pregnant women: Genotypic resistance testing is recommended for all pregnant women before initiation of ART (AIII) and for those entering pregnancy with detectable HIV RNA levels while on therapy (AI).
|The goal of ART in HIV-infected pregnant women is to achieve maximal viral suppression for treatment of maternal HIV infection and for prevention of perinatal transmission of HIV. Genotypic resistance testing will assist the clinician in selecting the optimal regimen for the patient.
|Drug-resistance assay not usually recommended
|After therapy is discontinued: Drug-resistance testing is not usually recommended more than 4 weeks after discontinuation of ARV drugs (BIII).
|Drug-resistance mutations may become minor species in the absence of selective drug pressure, and available assays may not detect minor drug-resistant species. If testing is performed in this setting, the detection of drug resistance may be of value; however, the absence of resistance does not rule out the presence of minor drug-resistant species.
|In patients with low HIV RNA levels: Drug-resistance testing is not usually recommended in patients with a plasma viral load <500 copies/mL (AIII).
|Resistance assays cannot be consistently performed given low HIV RNA levels.


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This three-year honours degree (formerly the BSc International Securities, Investment and Banking) will provide students with thorough preparation for a career in the financial markets. Through a combination of academic rigour and practical skill-building, we aim to provide the most in-depth study of finance and investment banking.
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Compulsory Modules
Introductory Securities and Markets
Introduces you to the key financial markets, exchange mechanisms and the investment banks and investment management houses that operate in these markets and their various functions.
Introductory Finance/Trading Simulation
Provides you with a knowledge of the key concepts that underlie the valuation of financial assets, including an examination of the pricing of stocks, bonds and options. The module also provides an introduction to modern portfolio theory, a discussion of how to measure risk and return, and an analysis of whether financial markets are efficient.
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Introductory Financial Accounting
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Introductory Economics for Business and Finance
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Introductory Quantitative Techniques for Business and Finance
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Assurance, Governance and Ethics
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Portfolio Management
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Corporate Finance
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Debt Markets and Instruments
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Introductory Econometrics for Finance
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Optional Modules
Corporate Financial Reporting
This module aims to develop and add to the knowledge, understanding and skills of financial accounting and reporting acquired on the level 4 module Introductory Financial Accounting. The module focuses on the technical and conceptual requirements of the regulatory framework for financial reporting.
Institution Wide Language Programme (IWLP)
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Compulsory Modules
Derivative Securities/Trading Simulation III
Designed to combine the theoretical and practical approaches to derivatives pricing and trading. You will gain an overview of derivative securities and markets and a thorough understanding of derivatives pricing and trading. You will also be guided on the use of derivatives data and shown how to apply theoretical models and strategies presented in class through a number of case simulations in the dealing room. The trading cases involve both discrete and continuous time models and will require you to both trade and build hedging portfolios using put and call options.
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Optional Modules
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Financial Engineering
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