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September 12, 2011
San Francisco Local Homeless Coordinating Board
Meeting Minutes
September 12, 2011
Members Present: Joanne Peters; Christine Ma; Wendy Phillips; Richard Springwater; Erick Brown; Kim Armbruster
Members Absent: Laura Guzman; Kevin Sharps; Rae Suber
I. Introduction
The meeting was started by honoring Miguel Wooding. Miguel was the founder and executive director of the Eviction Defense Collaborative. He suddenly past away recently. He was honored by the Board. His work and memory will not be forgotten. Also, in honor of Miguel's work, especially with eviction prevention, it was suggested that there be a permanent fund set up in his name that would fund such services to homeless people.
II. Minutes from August 1, 2011
Staff was not at the August meeting of the LHCB. Therefore the minutes were not complete at the time of the September meeting as staff was still seeking input from Board members who were in attendance in August. It was requested by staff that the minutes stay in their current draft form and are approved at the October meeting.
III. Update on McKinney Vento Application
Jason from Homebase did an overview of the 2011 McKinney Vento application that was just recently released.
A) Overview of NOFA and changes
The application is very similar to last year. Some noted changes were that 1) The CoC can consider using 10% of grant funds towards a more expanded definition of homelessness (pending HUD regulations) 2) SHP Bonus projects can only serve the chronically homeless and will be funded on a one year grant term 3) HUD is awarding points for extremely high need communities (SF is not applicable) 4) Grantees must include a form related to drug free workplace 5) Projects do not have to submit a logic model.
Staff and Homebase will ensure that all program staff are aware of changes and in compliance.
B) Timeline
A brief overview of the projected application timeline was presented. The Bidders Conference will take place on Wednesday September 14, 2011. Final application is due to HUD on October 28, 2011.
C) Revisions to project scoring tools
In order to be in compliance with guidance that was issued in the NOFA, the scoring tools were slightly altered. The Board reviewed the revisions made. No objections were made.
Motion made to approve the renewal and new scoring tools for the 2011 McKinney Vento Application
M/S/C (Ma/Phillips/Unanimous)
The board had an extended discussion about the possibility, proposed in the NOFA, that CoCs can use 10% of their grant funds to serve people who meet an expanded definition of homelessness which includes couch surfers and other marginally housed people.
Board member Springwater would like current McKinney programs who have experience in serving this population to present to the board their plan and have it be considered. The presentation should include data.
Board member Phillips thinks its good idea to consider using the funds towards this population because it aligns with the SF definition of homelessness.
As for timeline, Board member Ma thinks that we can work towards considering programs now who might want to serve the expanded population during their next operating year, however we should take our time in doing long term strategic planning around the issue.
Public Comment
Devra from Hamilton Family Center thinks that it is a great opportunity to serve families and divert them from the shelter waitlist and shelter. She could see the Hamilton McKinney funded programs possibly taking advantage of this.
Jane from Compass said that the data from Connecting Point waitlist could help to inform this discussion and expanded definition could help to serve families at Clara House.
Daryl of HSA stated that the LHCB should consider that an expanded definition will mean longer list of people who are seeking services, services which are already limited and not enough to meet the current need.
Joyce of HSA stated that the City might have some old data on couch surfers that could inform this discussion and Holly from Larkin Street said they might have some data also.
The LHCB will move forward with Board member Springwater's suggestion and have programs present to the LHCB if they have an interest in using their funds in this way.
IV. Old Business
A) Update from the Workforce Investment Community Advisory Committee (WICAC)
Phil Clark, who is the LHCB appointee to the WICAC, provided an update on the work of the WICAC and the LHCB around employment. As was previously discussed at the LHCB meetings, the LHCB has hosted a couple of employment roundtable meetings and the WICAC hosted a specific community meeting around homelessness and employment. Out of that came recommendations, that were reviewed at the last meeting. In particular Phil stated focus will be on increased communication; support for the one stop that would result in increased access for people who are homeless; and commitment to funding homeless specific employment programs.
In particular Phil would like to work towards a meeting with the key decision makers at HSA and OEWD along with LHCB and WICAC representation to discuss the current state and priorities around homelessness and employment. Phil said that this discussion would align well with an HSA planning process that is about to start around the same issue.
Finally it was noted that this analysis on employment programs is good as the LHCB prepares for the implementation of HEARTH. In addition to employment HUD is also now looking at income growth.
Board member Springwater asked for info on data on how many homeless people are getting jobs. And asked that this data, which has been presented before, be re-sent to him.
It was noted that the percent for McKinney funded homeless programs is that 19% are employed at exit, however for employment specific McKinney funded programs the percent is 60-70%.
Board member Armbruster asked how the 19% compares to other CoCs. Bridget stated that other communities are similar unless they are smaller or serve less disabled populations.
Public Comment:
Jane from Compass stated that while data is important it is also important to have the other conversation about what the barriers are to people getting employed and its impact. Data must also have narrative to accompany the data.
Marcy from Salvation Army said that her program has high employment outcomes but she knows that having a staff that focuses just on employment has allowed her program to be very successful. Not all programs can hire staff just to do that.
Board member Springwater said that he wants to find what works well (using data) and spend money on what works well and don't spend money on what does not work well. Expand programs that are designed to succeed.
V. New Business
A) Partnership between CoC and the Unified School District
Staff provided a brief update on the status of the partnership with the homeless education liaison of the San Francisco Unified School District. Staff met with the new liaison who was hired in the past month. The new staff is eager and willing to work with the LHCB. It was suggested that his first presentation be to the LHCB in January. The LHCB would like two updates during the year from the SFUSD homeless education liaison.
Also Board members asked if the liaison does any regular updates or reports to the school board that the LHCB be sent that information also.
Public Comment:
Jane from Compass suggested that when the presentation is given to the LHCB in January that someone from the school board also attend.
B) Agenda for next meeting
Presentation from the Mayor's Office on Housing; Presentation on domestic violence and homelessness; McKinney Vento Application
C) Other items
Board member Phillips announced the sad passing of Dolores Street Community Services Executive Director Eric Quezada. A memorial for Eric will be held on September 25th.
VI. General Public Comment
Joyce Crum announced that HSA employee, Mikyung Kim is leaving her position in the Housing and Homeless Division. Mikyung was the SHP McKinney Grant manager.
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"According to the seed that is sown,
So is the fruit you reap
The door of good will gather good
The door of evil reaps evil results.
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Then you will enjoy the good fruits.
I plan to sow seeds yet never let them sprout.
Food for thought: if you aren't dead by 2050, you and your entire family will be within a few years from starvation. Now that is a cruel gift to leave for your offspring. ;)
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1 bronze, 0 silver, 1 gold
I shall be a superhero
Perhaps TreeBeard.... or Gandalf. My hair is rapidly approaching Gandalf length, perhaps time to start on the beard. When I have spent too much time in the jungle, Treebeard is a pretty good description.
I will be older than I am know. That's all I'm sure of.
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Can anyone offer any comparisons between the Trek Fuel EX 9 (new one with the R1i setup) and the Santa Cruz Blur LT? I'm thinking about one or the other as my next ride. I'm also holding out to see how the new Blur LT ends up.
Can anyone offer any comparisons between the Trek Fuel EX 9 (new one with the R1i setup) and the Santa Cruz Blur LT? I'm thinking about one or the other as my next ride. I'm also holding out to see how the new Blur LT ends up.
AMB did a test comparing the Blur LT to the new Fuel EX........7? among other bikes.
Either way the Trek came out on top. But thats just a mag review. Everyone seems to be fapping on both these new bikes lately.
The Fuels have failed in the recent past, prolly has something to do with the negelct Trek's mtb's got during and after Lancemania. I personally like the blur a bit more, from what I have had the privilage to ride, but thats just in the fit department. So, I guess there pretty equal, and a whole lot of faff ends up about them anyway.
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Bet the Blur. It's cool to own a Santa Cruz.
Like a circus monkey on a stolen Harley......
Santa Cruz sucks because it, along with Transition, DMR and White Brothers, is owned by Specialized, which is secretly Presidented by Tony Blair.
I have an EX7, and it works just fine. However, it's nothing to fap on like MTBA has for the last 3 issues. I don't know much about the Blur, and I've never ridden one either.
However, I would go with a different bike than the Fuel if I had a choice. To much travel, to heavy and not sexy enough.
Generic Joke
It really sucks that you didn't get what you really wanted. I feel sorry for you. Why don't you go bash up your bike with a sledghammer and tell your parents that it broke. Then they can get you something better.
No. I had been pining over a Fuel forever, and I got it. I know realize that, in retrospect, I would be better off with a dedicated XC bike versus a trail bike. Is it still a great bike? Do I ride it all the time? Yes! But it's not the best bike for me. Now, why don't you tell us some more hilarious witticisms, based off of NOTHING?
Generic Joke
The funny part is you. I was being serious. From the impression you gave off in an earlier thread, your parents are willing to make you happy. If this bike is not the best for you now, then why aren't you discussing another one with them?
Truly your parents would understand. Your father rides, correct? Then he would know the difference.
So tell me how this is based on nothing? Is what I said in this post not true?
Read your post. It screams sarcasm everywhere. My father rides, but not on even a casual level, so they would not undterstand. And now that he's easing into retirement, there's no way I'm getting freebies anymore.
I'll say it again, your previous post was intended to belittle me as a spoiled child. Go. Away.
Generic Joke
You could get a job and buy the bike you really want.
Like a circus monkey on a stolen Harley......
There are laws restricting children from getting jobs.
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2006 Lemond Buenos Aires - Steel/Carbon best of both worlds.
Just to add my worthless 2 cents, our LBS just got a brand new fuel in...
it looks so freaking awesome, but at 2400, I wont even touch it.
Its also on the inside cover of the 2008 buyers guide from Mountain Bike Magazine.
But I know NOTHING about dual suspensions besides that they're to expensive for me right now, lol
I'd rather get a santa cruz blur. Many paint options and build kits to choose from too.
On top of the world.
treks are crap.
get the blur.
...i base my conclusions solely on the fact that bontrager doesn't make race-lite frames because of a certain company that rhymes with "drek."


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Carroll Marie (Gergen) Kosch(1912 - 2013)
Carroll Marie (Gergen) Kosch was born July 31, 1912 to Charles Jacob and Helen Patricia Gergen as the first-born of five children. Carroll attended school and lived her whole life in the Burlington area.
On June 21, 1933 she married Louis Joseph Kosch and six children were born to this union. They lived and farmed 22 miles northeast of Burlington.
Carroll was a member of St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church in Burlington. She served faithfully for many years in the Altar and Rosary Society.
Carroll was a charter member of the Happy Hours Home Demonstration Club and also served the community in innumerable ways by volunteering at the Hospital Auxiliary, RSVP, McArthur Senior Center and many other organizations in the community.
Carroll loved to play the piano and played for the Senior Kitchen Band, but her favorite was playing at home surrounded by her family singing or having her small grandchildren adding a few notes of their own.
She was also an avid reader and was rarely without a book in her hand. Her favorite author was James Herriot and the stories of his life as a vet.
Carroll was an expert seamstress, sewing many beautiful clothes for her family and others in the community.
Her family, as well as so many in the community, benefited from her excellent cooking skills. A few special recipes will always be an inspiration to her family.
Carroll went to be with the Lord on Friday, March 15, 2013, at the age of 100, after a long, well-lived life and she leaves a legacy of strength and love that she passed down to her family. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
Those left to mourn her death are her children, Rosemary Kosch of Denver, Joe Kosch of Burlington, Helen and Dick Krentz of Russellville, Ark., Ann and Wayne Huppert of Hudson and Tony and Vicky Kosch of Burlington as well as 11 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and a host of other family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Louis Kosch, a son, David Kosch and three siblings.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. at St Catherine of Siena Catholic Church in Burlington with Father Bob Newbury officiating.
Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery at Burlington. Pallbearers included grandsons Scott Huppert, Jim Kosch, Justin Kosch, John Krentz and great-grandsons Zane Mitchell and Michael Satterly.
Visitation was held on Monday, March 18, 2013 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Love Funeral Home in Burlington.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Kit Carson County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and may be left at The Bank of Burlington, 410 14th St., P.O. Box 419, Burlington, CO 80807
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Cheerful EmployeeBring your dance shoes along for this rhythmical variation on a pop song and dip and sway to the acoustic sounds of this happy, positive soundtrack.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATUP_200.jpgSingle7100107-ST$ 39.957100107-EX$ 59.957100107-W$ 149.95Emotions: Exciting, Happy, Positive, Cool, Inspirational, Calm, Cheerful, Fresh, Heartwarming, Inspiring, Motivating, Refreshing, Relaxed, Rollicking, Tender, Touching, Tranquil, Whimsical, Hopeful Genre: Earthy, Outdoorsy, Corporate/Technology, Pop Rock Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Corporate, Nature, Travel, Corporate Communications, Home Videos, Product Videos, Background Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Celeste, Organ, Percussion, Acoustic
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In Zydeco We TrustCrisp, fast, acoustic guitar leads a foot-stomping track of varying rhythms driven by strings, keys and drums that hopscotch the shuffling beat and merge in a wild, raucous finale.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCPB_200.jpgSingle7100203-ST$ 39.957100203-EX$ 59.957100203-W$ 149.95Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Happy, Positive, Cool, Carefree, Cheerful, Confident, Effervescent, Exuberant, Fresh, Heartwarming, Hypnotic, Inspiring, Intense, Lively, Powerful, Refreshing, Striving, Thrilling, Triumphant, Fun, Festive, Upbeat, Folklore Genre: Earthy, Folk, Outdoorsy, Traditional, Country/Folk, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Dance, Pop Rock, Zydeco, Indie, Pop Production Types: Commercials, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Travel, Home Videos, Background Instrument: Country Band, Accordion, Banjo, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Acoustic), Mandolin, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
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2015 Trawick Prize Finalists
Selin Balci, Annapolis, MD
Selin Balci creates her artwork using microorganisms. Constantly discovering and combining the scientific material and mediums, Balci applies an acute scientific laboratory practice to develop her work. Balci received her Bachelor of Science from Istanbul University, Bachelor of Fine Arts from West Virginia University and Master of Fine Arts from University of Maryland. Balci's accolades include the College Art Association 2012 Professional-Development Fellowship in New York, So-Hamiltonian Fellowship in Washington, D.C., and Smack Mellon's Hot Picks Artist Award in Brooklyn, NY. Her work had been featured at Hamiltonian Gallery, District of Columbia Arts Center, Washington Project for the Arts, CONNERSMITH, and the Honfleur Gallery in Washington, D.C., and Rush Arts Gallery and Smack Mellon in Brooklyn, NY. Balci was a finalist in 2013 for The Trawick Prize: Bethesda Contemporary Art.
Lynn Cazabon, Baltimore, MD
Lynn Cazabon creates her work using photography, video, audio, web and mobile applications. Cazabon earned her Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts from University of Michigan and her Master of Fine Arts from Cranbrook Academy of Art. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and appears in the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX. Additionally, Cazabon has been included in Public Art projects, showcasing work in Baltimore, MD, New Orleans, LA and Chicago, IL. Her honors and awards include Rubys Media Art Grant in 2014, Maryland State Arts Council grant in 2012, Klondike Institute for Art and Culture artist residency in 2014 and The Camargo Foundation Fellowship in 2003. Cazabon was awarded a Fulbright Scholar Award to teach the 2015 spring semester in Latvia. She was a finalist for The Trawick Prize: Bethesda Contemporary Art Awards in 2008.
Catherine Day, McLean, VA
Catherine Day explores the notions of loss and memory through her photographs that she prints on translucent silks. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Stephens College in Missouri and has gone on to exhibit widely in both group and solo shows. Her work has been showcased at numerous venues, including in The Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center in Frederick, MD, Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art in Virginia Beach, VA, The Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, CO, and Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art in Augusta, GA. Day received a 2012 Strauss Fellowship from The Arts Council of Fairfax County, Virginia.
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Jason Hughes is an interdisciplinary artist with an emphasis on sculpture, drawing and print media. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art and his Master of Fine Arts from University of Maryland, Baltimore County. His work, which includes textiles, collages, and cast sculptures from shredded currency, has been featured broadly. Exhibiting venues include the Jordan Faye Contemporary and EMP Collective in Baltimore, MD, Curator's Office in Washington, D.C., Artisphere in Arlington, VA, Marianne Boesky Gallery, in New York, NY, as well as others. Hughes' awards include the RTKL Fellowship and the Sadat Art for Peace Prize. He was most recently awarded an artist residency at Art Quarter Budapest and will be leaving for Hungary this fall.
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Sebastian Martorana is a sculptor and stonemason based in Baltimore, MD. Matorana earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Syracuse University. After an apprenticeship at Manassas Granite & Marble, Inc., he went on to complete a Master of Fine Arts at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Martorana's work can be seen on the facade of buildings, monuments and memorials, including the Basilica of the National Shrine and City Hall in Baltimore, MD, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the National Gallery of Art and The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., and the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge. Martorana has received many awards and recognitions including showcasing at the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery's 40th Anniversary Show: 40 Under 40: Craft Futures. His work is now part of the museum's permanent collection.
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Jonathan Monaghan, who earned his Bachelor of Arts from the New York Institute of Technology and his Master of Fine Arts from the University of Maryland, creates animated video installations that challenge the boundaries between the real, the imagined and virtual. His work has been exhibited worldwide in venues such as Bitforms Gallery in New York, NY, Curator's Office and Hamiltonian Gallery in Washington, D.C., Angell Gallery in Toronto, Canada and Market Gallery in Glasgow, UK. Monaghan's films have also been chosen for screenings such as the Video Art Channel Launch in Berlin, Germany. He has also presented lectures and taught workshops at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, National Museum of Wales, Glasgow School of Art, among others. Monaghan was a finalist for The Trawick Prize: Bethesda Contemporary Art Awards in 2014.
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Nara Park, originally from Seoul, South Korea, received her Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art. Park's sculptures have been featured in many venues, including the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans, LA, Soho20 Chelsea Gallery in New York, NY, and the Katzen Arts Center, Capitol Skyline Hotel, Honfleur Gallery and CONNERSMITH in Washington, D.C. Two upcoming exhibits include Fall solos 2015 at the Arlington Arts Center in Arlington, VA and Nara Park Solo Exhibition at Studio 114 in Honolulu, HI. Park has received awards such as the International Sculpture Center's Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award and the Henry Walters Traveling Fellowship.


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There are many changes that Texas Parks and Wildlife Department game wardens want to be sure that Rio Grande Valley outdoorsmen are aware of. The flounder bag limit is going to be decreased to five per day for recreational anglers, said TPWD Game Warden Dan Waddell. Commercial limits for the popular flatfish are also being halved from 60 per day to 30.
During the month of November, which is the peak month of flounder spawning, gigging will be prohibited, and only two fish per day will be allowed by pole and line. New regulations to help declining shark populations will also be enforced. Our shark regulation is gong to mirror the federal regulation and the minimum length limit on sharks is going to go up to 64 inchesm, Waddell said. Except for three, the bonnet head, the black tip and the Atlantic sharp nose are going to remain at 24. Bag limits for all sharks are still going to remain at one per day, and there is going to be a list of 21 prohibited species, and you will be able to find that in the outdoors annual. Alligator gar fishermen will also be faced with a restrictive limit allowing only one gar per day. Dove hunters will enjoy expanded limits, as the total bag will be increased form 12 to 15 birds. And don TMt forget, those born on or after September 2, 1971 and have reached the age of 17 you are required to have your hunter TMs education certification.


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Were it not for the 'good for sleep' instance, which looks like a child being slapped or smothered, I'd've given this a 9 for Luc de Sault's visual hypnosis. A warming and simple visual vehicle for your client, and I hope one that isn't forever pharmaceutical. If you've forever linked your style to this client, charge them more.
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I disagree with the previous commenter. If I was the client, I would want my money back. The warm tones aside, how these cutesy illustrations sell pharmacy (to adults) is beyond me. I also question whether most people would be able to immediately identify that arm as a "pharmacist arm".
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Learning Social Skills
Carledge, Gwendolyn, Kiarie, Mary W., Teaching Exceptional Children
Misperception of situations
Inappropriate behavior
Social incompetence
Failure cycles
Poor school outcomes
Poor adult outcomes
This litany, this vicious circle, is far too familiar to educators of many children with disabilities, who experience difficulty in interpreting social events and in behaving appropriately. Social incompetence can lead to failure cycles and eventual poor school and adult outcomes.
Despite these obvious needs, we find little evidence that social skills are systematically being taught in the schools. Classroom time is increasingly crowded by academic demands-particularly reading literacy-to the exclusion of needed social skills instruction. Teachers find both their time and expertise for teaching social skills greatly limited by these increasing academic demands. One way to address both areas-social skills and literacy-is to incorporate social skill instruction into the academic curriculum (Bauer & Balius, 1995; see box on page 42, "What Does the Literature Say?").
This article presents children's and adolescents' literature as a means of fostering critical social learning, which simultaneously can augment reading literacy skills.
Selecting Books for Social Skill Instruction
Children's literature is an extremely important aspect of the childhood experience. Children should be encouraged and permitted to enjoy books for a variety of reasons, including adventure, the love of words and reading, the beauty of the books, excitement, humor, increased knowledge, personal interest, and so forth. What we are suggested here is that teachers and other professionals may capitalize on the inherent attractiveness and messages of literature as a means of helping young people develop maximally.
Of course, lessons on social learning should not dominate children's literature exposure. Many books provide valuable lessons about social behaviors, but some books are easier to use for this purpose than are others. The following set of guidelines may be useful (see also Figure 1).
Make sure there is a good match between the skill being taught and the lessons) presented in the story. You need to be clear about the skill that you are targeting for instruction. Many books provide good lessons about social skills, but may not address the specific one focused on in a particular lesson.
Once you are clear about what behaviors you want students to develop, finding appropriate books/stories is simplified considerably. For example, if you desire to increase positive statements to others and to point out the relative effects of positive and negative statements, The Quarreling Book, by Charlotte Zolotow (1963) is an excellent book for this skill for primary-aged children. This is a wonderful, simply told story depicting the reverberating effects of saying kind and unkind things to others. On the other hand, The Rainbow Fish (Pfister, 1992) also deals with positive interactions in terms of how the fish learns to be unselfish, but probably would be more appropriate in teaching a skill on sharing.
Consider how the story is presented, in terms of violence and physical action. A perusal of children's literature, especially folk or fairy tales, makes one aware that violence or aggressive acts are a frequent occurrence in these stories. We do not recommend censoring these stories or removing them from children's libraries, but we suggest that stories dominated by violence not be used for explicit social skills instruction. This is especially the case for stories where the principal character achieves his or her goals primarily through the physical demise of some opponent. In cases where counteraggression is unavoidable, such as in self-defense, we need to discuss this with children and emphasize, in all of our instruction, alternatives to aggression.
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- Her and her father have a love hate relationship
- Her personality is quite different from Kent's
- Has to keep an eye on Jaws
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Species: Axew
Gender: Female
Nature: Sassy
Characteristic: Somewhat Vain
Ability: Mold Breaker
Moveset: Dragon Dance
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Misc: Kayla's latest addition, This Axew is very sassy and vain likes to think it's the most beautiful thing ever. She's only opens up her true self to Kayla
Name: Rena
Species: Altaria
Gender: Female
Nature: Modest
Characteristic: Often dozes off
Ability: Natural Cure
Moveset: Fly
Perish Song
Misc: This is Kayla's very first and most precious of the group. She is one of Kayla last keepsakes of her kind foster parents. She is very sweet and calm, she the brains of the group when she's not sleeping that is
Name: Jaws
Species: Gible
Gender: Male
Nature: Quirky
Characteristic: Impetuous and silly
Ability: Sand Veil
Moveset: Earthquake
Dragon Pulse
Misc: Kayla's second pokemon, he isn't the smartest of the bunch. He's constantly bumming into things and causing destruction in it's wake. He's pretty stupid too
ha ha ha she's like the opposite of Kent, while he as two males and one female, Kayla has two females and one male XD
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If you study philosophy, you learn about existentialism, a school of thought that claims people are responsible for creating meaning out of life — since the world is meaningless.
In a nutshell, existentialism, pronounced "eg-sih-STEN-shul-ism," asks what it means to be human when individuals have the power to shape their lives without being absolutely sure of what is good and what is evil. Kierkegaard and Nietzsche are usually regarded as the founders of existentialism, but other famous existentialists include Heidegger, Sartre, Camus, and de Beauvoir.
Definitions of existentialism
n (philosophy) a 20th-century philosophical movement chiefly in Europe; assumes that people are entirely free and thus responsible for what they make of themselves
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Yvonne received a PhD in History from the Universidad de Chile in Santiago, Chile in 2006 and an M.A. in History of the Americas there in 1999. She also holds an M.Ed. from Virginia Tech and a B.A. in Political Science from Bryn Mawr College. She has taught at the Universidad de los Andes in Chile and began teaching at WSU in the Spring of 2009. Her areas of expertise include Latin American History, World History and a special interest in Latin American Women's History.
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Roger is a full-time instructor in the Roots of Contemporary Issues (RCI) program.
Roger's teaching and research interests are centered on late Imperial China, modern China, modern Japan, and Western legal history. In addition to courses in Asian studies, Chan teaches world civilizations in the General Education Program.
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Julian earned his Ph.D in history from the University of New Mexico in 2015. He earned his MA in history from The University of North Carolina, Charlotte and he holds a BA in history from North Carolina A&T State University. He is a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow in the Roots of Contemporary Issues (RCI) program. Julian's teaching and research interests include nineteenth and twentieth-century Mexican history, specifically the period of the Mexican revolution, 1910-1940. Other interests include the history of the U.S.-Mexico border, U.S.-Mexico diplomatic relations, environmental history, transnational history, the history of the Mexican Catholic church, gender and cultural history.
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Ken received his Ph.D. from the University of Idaho. He spent years working for the federal government as a historian and archaeologist.
Ken is a full-time instructor in the Roots of Contemporary Issues (RCI) program.
Ken's main areas of research are nineteenth and twentieth century U.S. history with an emphasis on globalization. His primary area of research is gender studies and race/ethnicity. He has taught at WSU since 2000.
Shawna Herzog
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Dr. Herzog received her PhD in World History in July 2013 from Washington State University. She earned an M.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis on History, Women's Studies, and Political Science from California State University, Fresno, where she also completed a B.A. in German Language and Criminology. Dr. Herzog spent several years as a Victim's Advocate in a county prosecutor's office providing services to victims of domestic and sexual violence.
Dr. Herzog's primary research and teaching fields are imperialism, gender, modern Britain/ British Empire, and slavery in the Indian Ocean World. Her work focuses on the Indian Ocean World and slave trading networks, Abolitionism, as well as modern ideas of gender and sexuality.
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Dr. Turner-Rahman received her Ph.D. from Washington State University. Her teaching and research are interdisciplinary in nature and include the history of Islam, orthodoxy and Qur'anic interpretation, feminist Islamic exegesis, Transnational Islam and Bollywood.
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Dr. Tyler received her Ph.D. from Washington State University in 2015, and her M.A. from Arizona State University in 2010. Her teaching and research fields include Nineteenth-Century United States, specifically legal and political history of the American West. Her current manuscript project is titled "Politics of Political Chatter: Settler Colonialism and the Construction of Race, Gender, and Citizenship in Oregon." In addition to teaching courses on the American West, the Early Republic, immigration, and the Civil War, Dr. Tyler also enjoys working in the field of Public History.
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As dairy farmers, we need to learn to manage mastitis using a whole arsenal of information rather than routinely treating all our mastitis cases with antibiotics. One step in intelligently managing mastitis, according to Dr. Ernest Hovingh of Penn State, is to learn to culture the organisms causing mastitis on your farm. Which organisms are causing mastitis is one important piece of information you'll need to figure out the best way to manage your mastitis cases. [Read more…]
Montgomery County Farm Bureau Promotion & Education Committee donates to local food pantry
"It's food donations like these that make it possible to serve as many people as we do," stated Fulmont Community Action Outreach Center Coordinator Aimee Kollar. "I never have to turn anyone away."
Kollar was speaking about the generous donation made to the Fulton Montgomery Food Pantry by ladies representing the Montgomery County Farm Bureau Promotion and Education committee.
A variety of cereal, soup, canned vegetables, canned fruits and juices were some of the assorted non-perishable items purchased by Montgomery County Farm Bureau's Promotion and Education Committee members Mary Finch, Grace Downes and Marge DeBlock. [Read more…]
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Approximately 50 CSA farm owners gathered to participate in a daylong program presented by Penn State Extension and Dickinson College covering important aspects of CSA Farming, including food safety, finances and finding shareholders. The notable Jean-Paul Courtens of Roxbury Farm of Kinderhook, NY began the day with a presentation reminding attendees of the importance of staying the course with the CSA business model while also allowing change to improve profitability and customer service. [Read more…]
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A group of Wyoming County 4-H Youth has taken major strides to increase the presence of 4-H in the Wyoming County community. On May 13, three youth representing the 4-H Teen Leaders Program presented a sign proposal before the Wyoming County Board of Supervisors. This proposal involves the installation of signs reading "WYOMING COUNTY 4-H WELCOMES YOU" at regular intervals throughout the county.
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R-Oklahoma: State grows even more red
OKLAHOMA Democrats at campaign watch parties had something to celebrate when Ohio went into President Obama's electoral column, effectively ending the suspense on election night. Then those Democrats returned home knowing that they'll continue ceding power to Republicans here.
Meantime, Republicans gathered for watch parties had much to celebrate Tuesday yet had to return home knowing that the biggest prize had eluded them. Obama will be in situ at the White House for another four years.
Partisans in both camps left the watch parties with mixed feelings, but Republicans had more to celebrate. What's been called the reddest of the red states turned from bright red to glow-in-the-dark red:
• For the first time in history, the Legislature, every statewide office and the entire congressional delegation is in the Republican camp. The state has had two of the three distinctions before but not all of them at once.
• Party registration continues a historic slide from Democratic dominance to a Republican majority. Within the next two years, the registration advantage may flip from blue to red.
• For the third straight presidential election, every single county in Oklahoma supported the Republican nominee. Obama got only 33 percent of the vote in Oklahoma, down by more than a percentage point from his abysmal 2008 showing. In both elections, Democrats had a party registration advantage; in both elections, many registered Democrats joined Republicans in rejecting Obama.
• Republican dominance of the Legislature, already pronounced, grew even stronger with Tuesday's results. The only consolation prize for Democrats is that intraparty squabbles among Republicans offer an opportunity for coalition building.
• Hope for Democrats in two years to regain some statewide offices and increase membership in the Legislature was potentially quashed by Obama's victory. Democratic candidates in 2014 can still be tied to Obama by Republican candidates bent on nationalizing the election. It worked in 2010.
Some will claim that all of the above matters little because Obama won another term. But these trends do matter: For at least the next two years, all state policy will be guided by Republicans. Obama can't count on a single member of our congressional delegation.
Democratic leaders were reduced to searching for pyrrhic victories — winning a single county for Obama or picking up seats in the Legislature. Didn't happen. The bluest of blue counties still chose Mitt Romney, and a Little Dixie state Senate seat — ever a lock for Democrats — was won by a Republican.
In the 1930s, not a single Republican was in the state Senate. Now Republicans have a 3-1 edge. Not since 1964 has the Democratic presidential nominee won Oklahoma's electoral votes. Never has a political party fallen out of favor more dramatically. And yet Oklahoma County Sheriff John Whetsel, who has remained a Democrat through it all, won a fifth term in a landslide victory over a challenger whose main platform was that he is a Republican.
Partisans and pundits insist that U.S. House Republicans should compromise more with the man who won the presidency Tuesday simply because he won. Perhaps the same insistence should be aimed at state Democrats, who too often echo the class warfare sentiments of Obama. If Republicans need to be more amenable to Obama's ideas because he won, then state Democrats need to be more amenable to the Republican agenda because voters keep endorsing GOP candidates in growing numbers.
The voting is done. The watch parties are over. The thing to watch for now is whether Democrats can get any traction in the election two years hence.


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Rappers come a dime a dozen these days (pun intended), so when you're approached with the newest club banger it may affect what you're actually listening for. We all know talent plays a huge part in this industry, but Hip Hop artist Jay Dot Rain (JDR) offers more when he mixes his lyrical wordplay with a passion like no other. It may have a lot to do with his upbringing, being an Alabama native. The state known for its contribution to the most respected and historical Civil Rights Movement and his unconditional love for football plays a heavy part in his movement, The Dixie Renaissance.
But before he was honing his skills on the mic, headlining his own shows, or having his song Youngest In Charge featured in Canadian independent film as part of the Cannes Film Festival, he was making plays at the young ladies.
"I was writing poetry for girls, corny, I know. Every once in a while my friends and I would have playful cyphers and they would always encouraged me to rap", says JDR.
That encouragement took the 25 year old Tuscaloosa born/raised wordsmith to new heights making what seemed like a dream an out of this world reality. Receiving inspiration and stories of the game from fellow Hip Hop artist Scotty ATL, watching transitions make it all the more possible. But make no mistake, JDR's knack for learning is what also keeps him relevant. Not only attending but graduating from Alabama A&M University with a degree in Telecommunications, along with a gig at Slow Motion Soundz(G-Side, Block Beattaz), he is equipped for his future.
With three projects under his belt (Cooley Fly Chronicles, Memoirs of a Young Dreamer and Cooley Fly Chronicles II) JDR is ready for his most personal project,The Dixie Renaissance, which shows his evolution. Taking into consideration times where it didn't seem possible at all and recalling one fateful road trip to New York from Alabama for a day show he made it happen.
"That was the ultimate motivation. I did a show and managed to shoot a music video while I was there", says JDR.
His motto, risk or regret, was a positive enforcement.
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The highly acclaimed blog, The Smoking Section says, "It may just be the perfect introduction for an act that appears poised to make some noise as we creep into summer."
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Brigida is borrowing 26,000 PHP, her 21st loan from NWTF-Project Dungganon, so that she can purchase more fruit to sell. Her previous loan of 26,000 PHP, which she paid off well within its term, was just another step in her journey toward economic freedom. Brigida aspires to elevate her family's living conditions and ensure their future wellbeing by following the Dungganon way.
About NWTF:
In a world full of challenges, Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation (NWTF), is making a difference in the lives of thousands of women through Project Dungganon (a Hiligaynon word that means Honorable). Through the alleviation program, NWTF is empowering these women to progress from earning less than $1 a day to achieving realities that surpass even their dreams. They have taken a life path that will ultimately make them Dungganon - a title of esteem that is bestowed to a member of a community who has earned the respect through a lifetime of hard and honest work. Help NWTF continue its mission to help the poorest in the Philippines by clicking the link to the NWTF Kiva lending team on Kiva.org to join our team.
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About Negros Women for Tomorrow FoundationNegros Women for Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. (NWTF) is a non-governmental organization established with an aim to help men and women achieve self-sufficiency, particularly in the province of Negros Occidental's low-income communities. The organization offers its clients a wide variety of products, including loans for micro-entrepreneurs, hospital income benefits, life insurance, accidental death benefits and more. Kiva lenders' funds will be used to expand the reach of these products to low-income urban and rural communities.
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I want to start off with an excerpt from the IBM MobileFirst ad that ran a few weeks ago in the WSJ.
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Most of us relate to that. I do. My phone is almost always within arm's reach. I rely on it to get immediate information and answers, hook up with friends and family, and get work done no matter where I am.
I use my tablet more than my laptop and my phone more than my tablet. I still have a desktop. It's somewhere in the garage. I find myself wishing i could do everything on mobile devices, and not even have to bother with the laptop. Mobile allows us to be connected to anything we want, everywhere. We're never far from the answers we need. Mobile devices have become the norm, and organizations must be able to transact in motion if they are to satisfy their employees and customers.
IBM MobileFirst reflects this trend of mobile being primary. The growing BYOD trend demands that companies create policies that allow employees to work with their mobile devices while implementing security measures that ensure data stays within the enterprise. Customers now expect that any information they want can be accessed through smartphones and tablets. IBM understands that mobile is rapidly becoming the first point of contact between an individual and an organization, whether that individual is a customer, a partner, or an employee. Just as the web revolutionized e-business, mobile will drive the next big shift in computing. Mobile, however, is not just about the mobile device, just as e-business wasn't just about the browser. It's about integrating front office engagement models with traditional systems of record. IBM MobileFirst enables clients to transform business processes, deepen relationships with customers and partners, and drive increased workforce productivity. IBM MobileFirst enables businesses to transact in motion, keeping them in touch with what their constituents want and allowing them to immediately respond.
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Made with deviantART muro They were legends. Everyone in Japan knew their names, knew their story. The rest of the world, however, had yet to hear anything more than rumors of them, had yet to even see their faces. And that was how they hoped to keep it. Their intent after that one particular day in mid-summer was to at last be able to hang up their systems and be normal, to spend time with the families they had created in the middle of it all, the friends and allies that they had gained. Unfortunately for them, however, this was not to last.
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7 products that give you shiny hair in one shot
Even those of us who trim our split ends regularly and sleep with a humidifier on can see frizz and flyaways in the mirror this time of year. That's because winter elements (and your adorable wool hat) can poach moisture from your hair and scalp, making you look less coiffed than you'd care to.
How to restore or add shine? These new, natural, and noteworthy shampoos, masks, and finishing serums will do your 'do justice. All of them add life and luster to your locks—and in just one moisture-boosting use. —Melisse Gelula
This is a luminizer for your locks. The editorial hair stylist and formulator, Mordechai Alvow, gets amazing results with this blend of sesame, coconut, Roman chamomile, and other light oils. You warm up a few drops in your hands and run them over your pre- or post-styled hair. You'll get gloss, dimensionality, and total polish with zero buildup, and seriously wonder how you lived without it.
It's great for those days when you know if you touch your hair, it'll all go to hell. Instead, this skinny pump dispenses a fine mist of USDA-organic finishing gloss over your damp or almost dry hair. And because it's made by the fastidious Horst Rechelbacher (formerly of Aveda), it uses lemongrass, black cumin, pumpkin seed, and other antioxidant oils for its finishing touch of conditioning sheen.
If you suspect your hair is one flyaway from getting you a finger-wagging from your stylist (or mother), this uber-nourishing hair mask is for you. It taps the restorative power of rahua nut oil (loaded with omega-9 that your hair will drink in), as well as quinoa protein (it's the year for it, after all) to strengthen and protect your hair. Use it once to see a difference, and weekly for better behaving hair on an on-going basis.
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This Cornbread Casserole is one of those melt-in-your-mouth recipes that is perfect to take along or make for any summer potluck or picnic.
The ingredients are easy and it's quick and easy to make – mix it up and cook.
The creaminess of the cream corn and the sour cream blend perfectly with the cornbread to make it picnic perfection in your mouth.
If you take this along to a summer potluck, you will probably want to bring copies of the recipe. Everyone will be asking for it.
Click on the recipe card to open a new window for a printable version.
Don't forget the food tote to carry the casserole to your next potluck and keep it warm!
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we make that all the time-love it! 🙂
I made this to use as a side dish for Thanksgiving. It looked as if it might be a tad bland so I added four ounces of chopped green chile peppers. The chiles definitely added flavor and the other diners liked it.
I think that, by adding some sage, it can be a substitute for cornbread dressing (with or without the chiles which are not hot but are flavorul). I lack the necessary knack to make dressing so this could be life saver for Christmas dinner.
I love cornbread and cornbread casserole dishes but haven't made one myself. I will be giving this one a try soon. Thanks for sharing!
Love cornbread.Love casseroles. Hmm…Bet I'd love this 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
This sounds so good and I bet it's super moist too. Would love if you came and shared this on the Merry Monday Linky Party. It opens Sunday at 9pm PST and runs through Thurs
This looks delicious! I'd love if you'd come link up this (and any other recipes you would like) at my new Tickle My Tastebuds Tuesdays blog hop! Each link is shared on 5 blogs!
Julia @ Mini Van Dreams
This looks so good, Holly! Especially since I'm really hungry as I'm looking at the photos! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
This looks delicious. Will definitely be trying it!
Mmmm! I do love cornbread casserole, and yours looks perfect! Thank you so much for sharing this with us at Treasure Box Tuesday- shared on Google+! 🙂
This looks fantastic and perfect for our upcoming Memorial Day barbecue! Just stopping by to let you know that this recipe is being featured on my #GetHimFed Friday link party post tomorrow. Thanks for sharing and I hope you will come back and link up again!
PS-I am a breast cancer survivor, too. I love your site and what you are doing to help others dealing with cancer diagnosis and everything that comes along with it! Following you on social media and pinning this post. Thanks!
I had a similar recipe to this about 25 years ago and lost it!! Thank you for sharing this…pinned!
I bet this is great! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
OH yummmmm, this looks so good. Corn bread is one of hubs favorites so will be making this for him. I might take a few nibbles also. Like that it doesn't require much to make, my kind of food. Would be good dish to reheat for side dish for a meal when we bbq. It's just us two so will maybe share this with our daughter/family. Looking forward to making this, so glad you shared recipe. Happy summer days
Thank you for linking up at Tickle My Tastebuds! I am featuring this delicious looking cornbread casserole tomorrow on my blog! Make sure you stop by and grab a featured button!
Julia @ Mini Van Dreams
Yummy and easy! I have never had this kind of casserole before! Looks good!
Hello Holly,
Do you drain the regular corn first? Also, would a 13×9 pan work for this recipe? It looks delicious…thanks for sharing!
Someone made this at a funeral I attended on Saturday and my family went nuts over it. It was amazing. I googled the recipe and my mom is going to try her hand at it this weekend. So addictive.
I made this tonight. Everyone loved it! Definitely will make it again. Thanks
I have a silly question. Do you drain the plain corn?
I love this but will need to substitute gluten free baking products, which I think I can do, but I also only need half this much since I live alone. I could halve it but I would rather make the whole thing and freeze half of it. Do you think it would freeze better before it is cooked or after?
Thanks for a great recipe!
hi Holly,
This is exactly like a recipe that I have with the exception of this has 2 eggs in it. Have you tried it without the eggs? I'm wandering how it would change the dish.


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The Safety and Effectiveness of Peridex in Preventing or Delaying Fungal Infections of the Mouth in HIV-Infected Patients
This study has been completed.
Procter and Gamble
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First received: November 2, 1999
Last updated: June 23, 2005
Last verified: November 1993
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To evaluate the safety and effectiveness of Peridex (an oral rinse containing chlorhexidine gluconate) for preventing the occurrence of clinically-evident microbiologically-documented oral candidiasis in HIV-positive patients, who are at risk of the disease based on previous history of candidiasis.
Candidiasis, Oral
HIV Infections
Drug: Chlorhexidine gluconate
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Multi-Center Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Effectiveness of Peridex Dosed Twice or Three Times Daily for Preventing or Delaying the Occurrence of Lesions Due to Oral Candidiasis in HIV-Positive Individuals
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MedlinePlus related topics: HIV/AIDS Yeast Infections
Drug Information available for: Chlorhexidine Chlorhexidine acetate Sodium gluconate Chlorhexidine hydrochloride Manganese gluconate Chlorhexidine gluconate HibiclensU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by NIH AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service:
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|13 Years to 75 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria
Prior Medication:
Allowed within 6 months of study entry:
- Treatment for oral candidiasis.
Exclusion Criteria
Co-existing Condition:
Patients with the following conditions or symptoms are excluded:
- Either history of esophageal candidiasis or current mucocutaneous candidiasis (angular cheilitis).
- Allergies to chlorhexidine.
- Gross periodontal neglect or need for periodontal treatment within the past two weeks.
Concurrent Medication:
- Systemic or oral topical mucocutaneous antifungal therapy.
- Systemic or oral topical corticosteroids.
- Antibiotics.
- Mouth rinses other than the study drug.
Concurrent Treatment:
- Dental prophylaxis.
Patients with the following are excluded:
- Complete dentures, full partial dentures, removable dentures which fit poorly, or any prosthetic appliances which cannot be cleaned with sodium hypochlorite.
- Allergies to chlorhexidine.
- Sensitivity/intolerance to alcohol.
- Anterior composite/acrylic restorations with poor marginal adaption.
- Gross periodontal neglect or periodontal treatment within the past two weeks.
- Inability to comply with the study protocol based on the investigator's discretion.
Prior Medication:
Excluded within 7 days of study entry:
- Systemic or oral topical mucocutaneous antifungal therapy.
- Antibiotics.
- Daily use of mouth rinses.
- Excluded within 1 month of study entry:
- Systemic or oral topical corticosteroids.
Prior Treatment:
Excluded within 2 weeks of starting study drug:
- Dental prophylaxis or periodontal treatment.
Patients must be:
- HIV positive.
- Previously experienced at least one episode of clinically diagnosed oral candidiasis but currently free of clinical signs of oral candidiasis.
- Willing to sign informed consent.
- Willing to complete a medical history.
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|Los Angeles, California, United States, 900951762
|UCSF / Stomatology Clinical Ctr
|San Francisco, California, United States, 94143
|United States, Ohio
|Ohio State Univ Hosp Clinic
|Columbus, Ohio, United States, 432101228
|United States, Texas
|Bering Dental Clinic
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77006
|Hermann Hosp / Univ Texas Health Science Ctr
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77030
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|NCT00002431 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 2, 1999
|Last Updated:
|June 23, 2005
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|United States: Food and Drug Administration
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AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections
chlorhexidine gluconate
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Anti-Infective Agents, Local
AIDS-Related Complex
Candidiasis, Oral
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Candidiasis, Oral
Mouth Diseases
Stomatognathic Diseases
Chlorhexidine gluconate
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Infective Agents, Local
Dermatologic Agents
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 26, 2016