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The Washington Wizards signed forward Drew Gooden for the remainder of the season Tuesday after back-to-back 10-day contracts. The 11-year-pro achieved a season-high 21 points and 9 rebounds off the bench Saturday as the Wizards topped the visiting Brooklyn Nets, all but securing his place in Washington.
"You guys joke about me being old, but I'm still Drew Gooden," said the former Kansas Jayhawk, who played with former Wizards guard Kirk Hinrich back in the madness that was 2002. "That's what I do. Once I see a couple go in, I feel like I can't miss. Tonight the ball was definitely on my side and it dropped for me tonight."
Gooden's 8-for-11 from the field performance had Nets fans scrambling. Via @BenAgent0, some fans even went as far as to describe Gooden's off the pine performance as Chamberlain worthy, as in Wilt "The Stilt" Chamberlain. That's some fairly high praise, but the front office wasn't ready to sleep on his skill.
Gooden, 32, will join Head Coach Randy Wittman's "AARP group" tandem of Dre (Andre) Miller, 37, and Al Harrington, 34, for the final 16 games of Washington's 2013-14 season. The 35-31 Wizards currently hold the 5th spot in the Eastern Conference, and they'll face the 23-44 Sacramento Kings tonight at 10:00 p.m. ET (CSN).
NBA legend Phil Jackson made his return to the New York Knicks official Tuesday as he spoke about his new role as Team President. The 27-40 Knicks are unlikely to turn this season around, yet they have won their last six and are one spot below the 8th spot 30-35 Atlanta Hawks.

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InHitler, God, and the Bible, international evangelist and best-selling author Ray Comfort exposes Adolf Hitler's theology and abuse of religion as a means to seize political power and ultimately instigate World War II and genocide. This fascinating study mines the depths of Hitler's beliefs and convincingly argues that without Hitler's misuse of Christianity the Third Reich would not have had its legendary rise, resulting in the deaths of more than six million Jews.Highlighting Hitler's youth, his influences, and his path to seducing a nation,Hitler, God, and the Bibleis a fresh, stinging reminder of the power of the cross and how its misuse led to the Final Solution.
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Felipe Reyes is 43 points away from joining the list of the competition's all-time top 10 scorers. Igor Rakocevic currently sits in 10th place with 2,328 career points.
Sergio Llull has made at least 1 three-pointer in eight straight and 16 of his last 17 Euroleague games.
Llull has made 12 consecutive free throws in Euroleague action.
Trey Thompkins has made 33 consecutive free throws in Euroleague games.
Jaycee Carroll has made 16 consecutive free throws in Euroleague games.
Gustavo Ayon has recorded at least 1 steal in seven straight Euroleague games.
Rudy Fernandez has made 12 consecutive free throws in Euroleague games.
K.C.Rivers is 7 three-pointers shy of reaching the century mark for his Euroleague career.
Jonas Maciulis needs 3 more three-pointers to reach the milestone of 200.
Maciulis played four seasons for Zalgiris between 2005 and 2009, during which he helped the club to a pair of Lithuanian League crowns, two Lithuanian Cups and one Baltic League title. Paulius Jankunas is the only current Zalgiris players from Maciulis's time with the team.
Maciulis played alongside five Zalgiris players on the Lithuanian national team, which captured the silver medals at EuroBasket 2015 last summer: Paulius Jankunas, Robertas Javtokas, Mantas Kalnietis, Lukas Lekavicius and Renaldas Seibutas. Maciulis has also been a teammate of Zalgiris head coach Sarunas Jasikevicius and guard Marty Pocius over the years with Lithuania.
This marks the fourth consecutive season in which Zalgiris meets Madrid in the Top 16. Madrid is 5-1 in those games and 11-1 overall against Zalgiris since the turn of the century.
Paulius Jankunas trails the retired Mirsad Turkcan by 37 rebounds for third place on the all-time Euroleague charts. Turkcan retired with 1,287 career boards.
Jankunas has recorded at least 1 three-pointer in six of his last seven Euroleague games.
Olivier Hanlan has made 9 consecutive free throws in Euroleague games.
Hanlan has recorded a performance index rating of at least 10 in five straight Euroleague games.
Martynas Pocius spent two seasons with Real Madrid between 2011 and 2013. He was teammates with much of Madrid's current roster, including Rudy Fernandez, Felipe Reyes, Sergio Rodriguez, Jaycee Carroll and Sergio Llull and played under Coach Pablo Laso. While with Madrid, Pocius won the Spanish Cup and Supercup in 2012, and Spanish championship in 2013.
In a battle between former continental champions, Real Madrid downed Zalgiris Kaunas 92-86 in Group F in the Spanish capital on Friday. Madrid improved to 2-1 in Group F, while Zalgiris dropped to 0-3 in Euroleague legend Sarunas Jasikevicius's head coaching debut. Felipe Reyes led the winners with 24 points, a new career high in his 243-game career in the competition. Gustavo Ayon added 16 points, 15 rebounds and 3 blocks, K.C. Rivers scored 14 points and Jonas Maciulis 12 for Madrid. Renaldas Seibutis led Zalgiris with 13 points and Siim-Sander Vene, Brock Motum, Olivier Hanlan and Edgaras Ulanovas each added 10 points for the visitors. Ayon shined early to give Madrid a 26-18 lead after 10 minutes. The lead reached 13, but Motum and Seibutis pushed Zalgiris to within 45-42 at halftime. Madrid improved its defense after the break and found a go-to guy in Reyes, who helped the champs extend their margin to 65-53 after 30 minutes. Zalgiris did not give up, but Madrid kept a safe margin throughout the fourth quarter. A minute of silence took place before the game to honour the late soccer legend Manuel Velazquez. Ayon received his MVP for December trophy from Madrid basketball great Emiliano Rodriguez in a short pre-game ceremony.
Ayon got Madrid going with a second-chance basket and Maciulis bettered Ulanovas's jumper with a bomb from downtown for a 5-2 lead. K.C. Rivers shined with a fast break layup and a three-pointer by Trey Thompkins prompted Coach Sarunas Jasikevicius call timeout at 10-2. Ulanovas kept pushing Zalgiris with a triple and a layup-plus-foul, but Ayon scored again for a 12-8 Madrid lead. Mantas Kalnietis followed a fast break layup with a one-handed floater, but consecutive baskets by Ayon restored a 16-12 Madrid margin. Ayon stayed unstoppable with a tip-in, Brock Motum and Rivers traded baskets and free throws by Reyes - finishing a four-chance Madrid offense - boosted the hosts' lead to 22-14. Jaycee Carroll hit foul shots to make it a double-digit game, 24-14. Hanlan took over with a reverse, but Ayon ignited the crowd with a dunk. Hanlan scored again in penetration to fix the score at 26-18 after 10 minutes.
Ian Vougioukas buried a jump hook early in the quarter. Reyes scored around the basket and a three-pointer by Jeffery Taylor boosted the hosts' lead to 31-20. Martynas Pocius nailed a turnaround jumper and Hanlan split free throws, but a layup by Mo Ndour kept Madrid way ahead, 33-23. Hanlan struck from downtown, but Reyes buried back-to-back shots from beyond the arc for a 39-26 Madrid margin. Motum scored around the basket and exchanged layups with Taylor. Reyes hit a jump hook, but Seibutis erased it with a driving basket and a layup by Motum caused Madrid to call timeout at 43-34. Ayon made free throws, but Seibutis took over with a reverse layup and Kalnietis added free throws to bring the visitors a bit closer. Vougioukas hit foul shots and so did Maciulis as Zalgiris came within 45-42 at halftime.
Rivers shined with a fast break layup soon after the break, which Maciulis followed with a put-back basket for a 49-42 Madrid lead. Ulanovas hit his tradmeark jump hook in the low post, but Maciulis did even better with a layup-plus-foul. Seibutis showed great determination with an electric driving layup that Ayon erased with an off-balance tip-in, good for a 54-46 Madrid margin. Seibutis stayed on fire with a mid-range jumper, which Reyes erased with a closer jumper off the glass. Madrid improved its defense off a timeout, but a layup by Paulius Jankunas - his first points - kept Zalgiris as close as 56-50. Rodriguez took over with a step-back three-pointer from the left corner and Maciulis added free throws to restore a double-digit Madrid lead, 61-50. Siim-Sander Vene sank a three-pointer, but Reyes quickly answered with a turnaround jumper. A buzzer-beating jumper by Andres Nocioni gave Los Blancos a 65-53 margin after 30 minutes.
Rivers buried a three-pointer early in the quarter. Vougioukas scored again and free throws by Nocioni made it a 15-point game. Hanlan shined with a big basket in penetration, which Reyes bettered with an off-balance three-point play. Pocius found space for an uncontested layup and a five-meter jumper by Vene gave Zalgiris hope at 73-61. A jumper by Jankunas caused Madrid to call timeout at 73-63. Nocioni stepped up with an alley-oop layup, but Vene did better with a bomb from downtown. Carroll answered from downtown and a dunk by Jankunas kept the guests within 78-68 with over four minutes left. Jankunas hit a jump hook and a three-point play by Seibutis brought his team within 78-73. Reyes and Vougioukas also got respective layup-plus-fouls and a three-pointer by Rivers led Zalgiris to call timeout at 84-76. Lekavicius answered from beyond the arc, but Ayon's tip-in sealed the outcome.


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She won't take go for an answer...
Macey Locke is not backing down. That means Derek Severson the man shes been attracted to for years is just going to have to deal. She hasnt come all the way to this South Texas beach bar for a tan. Shes here to help her best friend get back to being what he loves a firefighter.
But Derek is more stubborn than she thought. He wont tolerate her cajoling and hes definitely not hearing any confessions of love and affection.
Well, too bad. This time, tough guy, youve met your match.
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--4 stars, Romantic Times Magazine
"This is a terrific contemporary tale with a romantic subplot that enhances the relationship drama between the lead couple....Amy Knupp provides a powerful novel."
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Macey Locke didnt often wake up alone in a mans bed. She didnt often wake up in a mans bed period. But here she was, sprawled out across Derek Seversons mattress, hogging the covers, hugging the pillow.
Fantastic. An awkward morning after and she hadnt even had the pleasure of spending the night with him.
Not that that would happen. Not now, not ever.
She sat up, cringing as she recalled the night before. Shed driven all day to get to Dereks bar on San Amaro Island, and though shed tried to prepare herself for the state he was in, his less-than-enthusiastic reception had cut deep. Shed stupidly thought just the sight of an old friend her would dig through his layers of grief and sorrow and at least warrant a smile.
Shed thought wrong.
Macey helped herself to the connecting bathroom and splashed water on her face, then looked longingly at the tiny shower stall. Maybe later. Shed made herself at home enough already, barging in and stealing his bed while he closed up the bar. That shed never intended to fall asleep didnt make it any more acceptable.
She ran a brush through her hair and pulled it up in a sloppy bun as she returned to the bedroom. Her flip-flops were next to the bed, where her feet had been hanging over the side; she mustve kicked them off in her sleep. She slipped them on, and was about to go find Derek when she noticed the framed photo shed left among the pile of blankets. Once again she was compelled to pick it up.
Julie. Dereks girlfriend, whod died.
Shed known Julie vaguely. Had watched as Derek fell in love with her. It was part of what had pushed Macey to do something as drastic as joining the Peace Corps two years ago.
But instead of the cutting jealousy shed always felt toward this woman, now sorrow made her throat burn and her eyes water anew.
Feeling even more like an intruder, she set the photo back on the nightstand and left the room, wiping her tears away.
Had Derek even bothered to come home?
The soft drone of the television answered her question as she reached the open kitchen and living area. There he was. Crashed out on a worn, once overstuffed chair that looked too small for his long, muscled body to be anything close to comfortable. He was still asleep. She should give him privacy but...
He wore a pair of black boxers, nothing else. A large tattoo of the Texas Longhorn logo, with flames added behind it, emphasized the size of his biceps. His chest was sculpted with muscles and a sprinkling of just the right amount of light-colored hair trailing down the most ripped abs shed ever seen. Shed thought six-pack abs were fictional but they were totally alive and oh-so-well here. Her eyes tracked slowly, appreciatively downward and eventually landed on strong, solid thighs. She swallowed hard, knowing this little inspection of hers was a really bad idea for a girl who couldnt afford to be attracted to this man. She watched his chest rise and fall for a few breaths before her gaze traveled up to his face.
That was like having a bucket of cold water poured over her head. Derek looked exhausted, like he hadnt slept for a month. The hair on his chin was more than a shadow, making him appear older, rougher than he was. His ash-blond hair was longer than shed ever seen it; for Derek, normally with military-short hair, that meant maybe long enough for a woman to run her fingers through it. She clenched her hands into fists.
Macey recalled the emptiness in his eyes last night, and she ached to comfort him somehow. To touch him, to run her palms gently down his arms, to hold his hands in hers.
Derek would never tolerate her sympathy, though.
What hed have to figure out was that she was no longer the shy, afraid-of-confrontation girl hed known. The Peace Corps had changed her in so many ways, and she wasnt going to back down from him, tough firefighter or not, no matter how ugly he got with her.
Derek stirred in the chair, turned his head the other way, and she waited for him to discover her admiring him. But his eyes remained closed, and he exhaled deeply before slipping back into even breathing.
Macey stepped away silently, filled with so many emotions her head felt as if it would burst.
She belatedly noticed the view out the sliding glass door and the mostly glass wall. Waves. Sand. Patches of sea grass. Lots of people. She unlatched the door, glancing toward Derek to make sure he was still asleep. She needed to get her head straight before round two with him, so she slid the door open without a sound and went out.
* * *
As soon as Macey was gone, Derek got up to deal with the kink in his neck, stomping his left foot to wake his leg. Feigning sleep had been nearly impossible because of his discomfort, but the last thing he could handle was a cheery morning greeting from Macey.
Damn woman. What was she doing here?
He checked out the door and spotted her light brown hair and short frame halfway between the patio and the waves. Last night at the bar, thered been a moment when hed been glad to see her. Had perked up when shed appeared. Hed tamped that down right away, though. He didnt want to hurt Macey, but dammit, hed come as far south as he could while still being in Texas to be by himself.
After throwing on clothes, he strode to the kitchen and turned on his cell phone. Ignoring the display that told him he had twelve messages, he punched in his mothers number.
I dont need a babysitter, Mom. Im twenty-eight years old.
Derek, its good to hear your voice. Youve been ignoring my calls.
Running a bar here. Tell Macey she can go back home. I dont want her around.
Im not going to tell Macey anything. Im not
Cut the crap, Mom. I know you put her up to it. He paced through the condo blindly. Look, I know youre trying to help. What I need right now is to be alone.
You cant mean that. Maybe Maceys exactly what you need. She wont push you
Damn right, she wont, because she cant stay here.
Youll have to take that up with her. Shes planned a six-week vacation for herself down there. Well-deserved after spending two years in Thailand, wouldnt you say?
Derek ground his teeth together. He loved his mom he really did. But there was a reason he hadnt returned her calls. Hell, there was a reason hed jumped at the chance to move away and run Guss bar for him. This kind of call was that reason, clearly and emphatically.
Gotta go, Mom. Goodbye. He ended the call and set the phone down hard on the counter.
At an unobtrusive knock on the glass door, he whipped around, ready to blow. Of course, it was Macey. He couldnt ignore her, as he would a stranger, and that just pissed him off more. He went to the door and slid it open, his frustration thinly veiled.
I hope I didnt wake you, she said, eyeing him carefully.
No. Look, Mace
I just need to borrow your sink. Maybe a bandage if you have one.
He followed her gaze downward and noticed she wasnt putting any weight on her left foot. She lifted it to the side to reveal blood on the sand.
What happened? Grudgingly, he let her inside.
Sliced it on a rock. Im fine. She hopped to the kitchen and looked around. Paper towels?
Dont have any. Here. He picked her up she weighed next to nothing and put her on the counter next to the sink.
Let me look. He grasped her slender calf and she stiffened.
I can take care of it, she said quietly but firmly. All I need is some kind of...rag.
Ill get you some toilet paper and a bandage if you sit still.
Their eyes met in a standoff. After several seconds, she nodded in acquiescence and he went to the hall bath.
Let me make sure theres no sand rubbed into the cut. He didnt ask and he didnt make eye contact; he just went for her leg again, and this time she let him.
Well? she asked.
Theres sand. Well run water over it to clean it.
Derek had changed, Macey thought as she watched him. Even more than shed expected.
She wanted nothing more than to give him the space he craved, but that wasnt why she was here. And okay, it wasnt entirely the truth, either.
The truth was shed do just about anything to help him stop hurting so much.
She studied the angry set of his jaw as he carefully, tenderly rinsed her foot in the sink. His mom had cautioned her he would be difficult. Macey had tried to prepare herself for it, had come down here of her own accord in spite of Mrs. Seversons warnings. She was beginning to understand now.
The man hed been was still in there somewhere, though, buried deep. His insistence on seeing to her injury was all the proof she needed. Derek had always been the one to watch out for her, to help anyone in need. Helping was his nature as much as hers was to bring order to things. The trick would be to get to that inner Derek, the one shed known and loved for so many years. To pull him out.
Im sorry I stole your bed last night, she said.
No big deal. He continued to scowl as he worked on her foot.
I must have been exhausted to fall asleep like that.
Long drive, he said shortly.
Anyway, thanks for letting me stay there. I slept like the... like a baby.
You can say dead. Avoiding the word doesnt change that she is.
Im... Sorry, Dare, Macey said quietly. That she died. I never got to say that.
He met her gaze finally, just for an instant, and in that moment she saw so much pain she reached out to him. Touched his shoulder.
He stood abruptly. Wound is clean and bandaged. Im going on a run before work.
Before she could slide off the counter, he was gone.


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As one colleague said, it's more like a work of art than an electronic gadget. And just like a painting in the Louvre, people often stop and stare at it for a few minutes. I feel sorry for the photo editor who sits across from it and has to stare at the backsides of the TV watchers all day.
This afternoon we tested the TV out by watching the shuttle landing. A big screen, HDTV really does make TV watching more enjoyable.
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If response is defined as $Res=\sum_{i=1}^{4} r_i x_i$ and $x=(x_1;x_2;x_3;x_4)$. $y$ is constant.
$$\frac{d}{dt} x = P(y) \cdot x + Q(y)$$
Then, how can we pick $r_i$'s such that the steady state Response is independent of $y$?
I have no idea how to even begin on this question. Note: $P$ and $Q$ are 4x4 and 4x1 matrices which have some elements as a function of $y$.
Additional note: $\sum x_i=1$ but we are told not to pick an obvious choice for r's. So I am pretty sure that the obvious choice is $r_i=1$ for all $i$.


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Transcript of the live chat session that took place Thursday, October 8, 1998. These sessions are normally scheduled for 12 noon-1 PM Eastern Time every Thursday. Please note that the US is now on Standard Time. So in international terms, we are on at GMT -5 instead of GMT -4.
These sessions are hosted by Richard Seltzer. If you would like to receive email reminders of our chat sessions, simply send a blank email message to firstname.lastname@example.com or go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/businessonthewebchats and sign up there.
For transcripts of previous sessions and a list of future topics, click here .
For an article on how to make "business chat" work (based on this experience), click here .
Since the chat itself happens at a rapid pace, it's often difficult to note interesting facts in particular URLs as they appear on-line. Here's a place to take a more leisurely look. I've rearranged some of the pieces to try to capture the various threads of discussion (which sometimes get lost in the rush of live chat).
Please send email with your follow-on questions and comments, and suggestions for topics we should focus on in future sessions. So long as the volume of email responses is manageable, I'll post the most pertinent ones here for all to see.
Bob Zwick -- Hello everyone. Bob here. Independent Computer Consultant in Dallas Texas area.
Richard Seltzer -- Welcome, Bob. Glad you could make it. How did things go with your distance ed chat on Tuesday?
Bob Zwick -- Richard -- I believe the DE chat is about to fizzle. Think there is too much else available.
Richard Seltzer -- Bob -- Let's email about the distance ed thing. Yes, you've been putting a lot of work into that, but the numbers don't seem to justify the effort.
Jeff Stenger -- Hello. I'm an intranet/Internet software development consultant in Chicago.
Bob Zwick -- Jeff, Interesting name "Dabble" how did you come to choose it ?
Jeff Stenger -- It's easy to remember, easy to spell, it's tongue-in-cheek, it had a .com available, it's relatively high in the alphabet.
Bob Zwick -- Jeff - interesting how search engines are a determining factor in naming businesses today.
Richard Seltzer -- Welcome, Bill Wendel from Realestatecafe. Please introduce yourself and let us know your interests.
Richard Seltzer -- Welcome, VRC and Shane. Please introduce yourselves and join in.
Richard Seltzer -- Welcome, Len Segal. Long time no see and no hear from. Please introduce yourself, and tell us about your consulting business.
Shane -- If I could hop in... I am trying to get into more E-Commerce situations.. Does anyone have any links/ etc
Richard Seltzer -- Shane -- what specifically are you trying to do e-commerce wise?
Bob Zwick -- Shane - are you trying to sell products or host eCommerce sites ?
Shane -- Well.. I am trying to hop on the bandwagon.. I would like to more or less help set them up etc. Programming databases etc
Richard Seltzer -- Shane -- I'm inclined to emphasize the social
aspects and what you can do on a shoestring, taking advantage of the Internet
environment, rather than trying to mimic the traditional world. Check the
early chapters of my book The Social Web at http://www.samizdat.com/#social
And please join us again next Thursday.
Shane -- I would be very interested..!!
Bob Zwick -- Shane - are you trying to set up a mall or store front for multiple business ?
This is a topic near and dear to my own heart, and I will do my best
to participate on Thursday, schedule permitting. I've been a consultant
for five years in December, and it has been really interesting to see
where my own clients have come from. The most by far still come from networking. If you haven't already, join an association of people like yourself and volunteer. Get involved with some of their activities, and
get known to them and you will be able to get quite a lot of work that way. For example, I am active in IABC, the International Association of Business Communicators (New York chapter), and I think that a good
60-70% of my business over the last few years has come via IABC contacts and referrals. (http://www.iabc.com)
Jeff Stenger -- I second the thought that networking is the key.
Richard Seltzer -- more from Kaye -- The other resource I use quite a lot is the Internet, and I have gained a number of clients just by sending them messages and starting a chat. Sometimes it is with comments about their web site, sometimes it is because of messages they or I have left in a forum. But in the past year alone I have had five clients whom I have never yet met, yet we have coordinated, planned and executed their entire project by e-mail and fax. We have never met face to face and the checks just show up in my mailbox! It's an odd and wonderful way to do business! :)
Richard Seltzer -- still more from Kaye -- You might want to
join the National Writers' Union. Dues are very cheap ...I think $75 or
$90. They have an e-mail job listing that they send out weekly and it often
contains interesting jobs you can do "off-site" (meaning at your own location).
That list of jobs has been better for
me than any other. (http://www.nwu.org)
Richard Seltzer -- last piece of Kaye's message -- There is also
a little shareware program called "Wanted Jobs". It's a search agent that
installs on your PC and you can set up a variety of search criteria for
the types of work you want. It will then go out and search ALL of the online
job centers and pull out the jobs that meet
your criteria. I have found several times that if you talk to a company about their job need, it is sometimes possible to convert that into a consulting assignment...it's cheaper for the company, and more flexible
for you! (http://www.wantedjobs.com/help.html)
Jeff Stenger -- I'm excited to see Kaye's success with Internet job finding.
Jeff Stenger -- Everyone - Can you recommend any good books on running a consulting business? I can recommend "The Computer Consultants Guidebook" (or something like that) by Janet Ruhl, and the E-Myth Revisited.
Bob Zwick -- One of my favorite books on consulting is "Million Dollar Consulting" by Alan Weiss. It give a good foundation to determine just what you want to accomplish before you get tied down chasing the wrong things.
Richard Seltzer -- Thanks for the book recommendations. Are there Web sites focused at the needs of Internet consultants -- particularly, consultants like myself who have a business rather than a technical focus?
Bob Zwick -- Richard, I have a good collection of contract resources and professional links on the page I have linked to me today. On the main screen click "Job Assistance".
Jeff Stenger -- As far as web sites go, the only one I can think of right now is Janet Ruhl's site. It provides a lot of information about consultant's rates as well as other stuff. Look it up on Yahoo.
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- where at Yahoo? (I sometimes get lost in the maze of cascading menus there.) Thanks.
Jeff Stenger -- Richard - just search on "Janet Ruhl"
Bob Zwick -- Richard - As far as focusing on current projects, I recommend you "work on" current projects and "FOCUS" on the next project or technology. It's easy to get caught up with work and get left behind when a project or technology goes out.
Jeff Stenger -- Bob, what do you think about the "business" end of consulting vs. the technical end (doing the work). That is, do you like the business stuff?
Bob Zwick -- Administration is a necessary evil, marketing is fun and a challenge, doing the work pays the bills.
Richard Seltzer -- Bob and Jeff -- about how much of your work week is spent in activities that directly generate revenue? about how much in promotion, proposals, trying to sell yourself? about how much in general overhead activity?
Jeff Stenger -- Richard, at least half my time so far has been overhead. However, I haven't really tracked it so I can't quantify it more precisely. It would be good to know. I just started tracking the time it takes me to write proposals and land a new client. Eventually, I'll have a frame of reference.
Bob Zwick -- Richard - I spend 20-24 hrs a week billable time and 30 to 60 hrs a week networking, researching and do administrative tasks.
Richard Seltzer -- Bob -- So a typical 80 hour week... What do you do in your spare time :-)
Bob Zwick -- Richard - I do get to pick what weeks I work and what weeks I want to play. I manage my projects so that time is at my discretion.
Bob Zwick -- Richard - Be sure to document "the bills". Let what you need be the determining factor of what type of contracts you need and how many. You must set fiscal goals for your business throughout your consulting career !
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- a referral program sounds like a good idea. But how do you let people know about it? Has this mainly been word of mouth and direct email with people you know? Or has some kind of write-up at your Web site or postings in LISTSERVs or newsgroups brought referrals from strangers?
Jeff Stenger -- Richard, I've established contractual relationships with three or four people that I know. They were people that expressed an interest in working with me or brought me leads before they knew of the referral program.
Jeff Stenger -- Richard - What do you plan to focus on?
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- My main focus is business on the Internet -- not the technical side, but the people and business model side. I'm especially interested in how to create and build successful Web sites at very low cost. Search engines (being found, not just finding) are key to this. (I wrote the book The AltaVista Search Revolution).
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- with my non-technical emphasis, I believe that I could work in conjunction with technical folks in helping companies put together successful Web sites. It will be interesting to see how things evolve.
Jeff Stenger -- Richard - Do you have some potential clients in mind?
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- I have a couple of quick projects that I expect to get started on next week. But this happened very suddenly -- reorganization at what was Digital (recently swallowed by Compaq). I find myself with a 39-week severance package, which can serve as a buffer as I get started. (I don't think I would ever have taken the leap on my own, though I had been playing with the idea for years. It takes me a long time to get into the water at a swimming pool. But this time it was like I got splashed, drenched, and now that I'm all wet, it feels really good, and I don't have much inclination to look for another full-time position at Compaq or elsewhere.)
Bob Zwick -- My areas of consulting include hardware, software, networking, internet consulting and hosting, teaching, and software development. Sounds like a generalist, but with the markets changing one or the other take preference from time to time.
Jeff Stenger -- Bob, do you have employees or are you planning to move in that direction?
Bob Zwick -- Jeff - I have no one on a payroll but frequently sub-contract work for various projects.
Jeff Stenger -- Bob - I do the same -- subcontracting.
Jeff Stenger -- Bob, maybe I missed this, but how long have you been consulting?
Bob Zwick -- Jeff - I've been consulting full time for 8 years.
Richard Seltzer -- Bob -- sounds like you've got this consulting thing down pat. (and there do seem to be many pitfalls).
Jeff Stenger -- Bob, what was your experience getting established as a consultant? Did you gradually make the transition? How did you build a client base?
Bob Zwick -- Networking is definitely the KEY to consulting, however, it can also be a drain if you do too much of the wrong kind of networking.
Richard Seltzer -- Bob -- do you mean on-line networking or face-to-face or both? (It seems like face-to-face is far more time consuming, but may build stronger bonds. What's your take?)
Jeff Stenger -- Bob - The obvious questions -- What is the wrong kind of networking?
Bob Zwick -- Richard, one example of wrong networking I can give is joining a professional Association and devoting a lot of time into it and getting little results in return.
Jeff Stenger -- Bob, I'm glad to hear you say that about the professional association. I've seen other people join volunteer boards, etc. and wondered whether or not I should do it. I have avoided because it does require alot of time for uncertain results. I have found my time to be better spent focusing on my projects rather than on a professional association. However, I have found that being a member has been extremely valuable.
Richard Seltzer -- Bob -- That sounds right to me. (I've never been much of a joiner). But, on the other hand, in Kaye's message that was the number one thing she recommended. I guess it may be a matter of personality, but if I'm on my own and my main asset (what I sell) is my time, it would be hard to justify sitting through organization-type meetings. Am I missing something?
Bob Zwick -- Richard - I prefer to keep networking on a more personal level. These chats are one example. Local business functions, Chamber of Commerce, Web site contacts, past business associates, referrals from current and past clients. Believe it or not, one of my most productive networking producers are "my competition".
Jeff Stenger -- I basically serve as a technical project manager and programmer. I do a variety of software development from database-enabled web sites to traditional client/server development. I often work with other independent consultants or small companies.
Jeff Stenger -- Richard -- For me, joining the Association of Internet Professionals has been extremely valuable. I have met people that I work with, I've developed a network of peers, I've found work, and I've learned about new technologies. The part I've avoided is volunteering to help the organization.
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- What's the URL for the Association of Internet Professionals?
Jeff Stenger -- Richard -- it's http://www.association.org
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff, did you dive in all at once or go through a transition? and as you built your client base, what worked best/worst?
Jeff Stenger -- I took a salaried job that was four days per week to get started. After one year, I transitioned to being a two or three day consultant for my former employer. I just made that transition about four months ago and I'm working on getting down to one day or so with my former employer. It was slow going at first until I got a few clients. I spent alot of time reading business and technical books and laying the foundation. For instance, I got my accounting system set up, got incorporated, did a lot of networking, etc.
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- That gradual approach definitely sounds good. But many companies (including the one I worked for) have policies that prevent you from doing any consulting on your own while an employee. That's what constrained me. The way they set up the rules it was all or nothing.
Jeff Stenger -- Richard - Whoa, that kind of sucks. I suspect many large employers want to limit their people that way.
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- I do have some of the rudiments set up. I have been running a tiny publishing company under the name B&R Samizdat Express since 1973. (That wasn't considered a conflict with of interest with a computer company). I have my Web site, tons of content, personal email address, and am used to saving receipts for everything and keeping careful records of what I do (with taxes in mind). But I have a hell of a lot to learn in a hurry.
We're exploring the possibility of hosting a regular job hunters support group at The Real Estate Cafe. Glenn Gutmacher, who manages the career / job hunting web site for the Fidelity-owned family of 120 newspapers (TAB, etc.) in Greater Boston and teaches job hunting online courses at local adult education centers in Newton and other communities, has tentatively agreed to lead the workshops / support group. We're interested in:
Richard Seltzer -- Bill -- Sounds like an excellent idea. Yes, job-hunting certainly should correlate with house/apartment hunting. Keep in mind that it is not just the live chat that is an asset. Capture and edit the transcripts. Post those on the Web and get them indexed at AltaVista etc. Content drives traffic.
Bill Wendel -- Richard wrote: Keep in mind that it is not just the live chat that is an asset. Capture and edit the transcripts. Post those on the Web and get them indexed at AltaVista etc. Content drives traffic. I agree wholeheartedly, in fact, I've already told two career counseling outfits that they should refer their clients to your site to review these transcripts in the future
Richard Seltzer -- Bill -- as you move ahead with your project, please keep me in mind. "on-line interaction" is sure to be an important part of my new independent role. There may be ways in which I could help you.
Bill Wendel -- Richard, that was my hope.
Richard Seltzer -- Bill -- from the recruiting, rather than the hunting side, I recommend John Sumser's site. Off hand, I believe it is http://www.interbiznet.com
Richard Seltzer -- Bill -- You also might want to check my article
http://www.samizdat.com/cobb/jul97.html on Finding Jobs and Being Found for Jobs (the search engine side of the story).
Jeff Stenger -- Bill, do you mean job hunting as in employment or as in contractual job?
Bill Wendel -- Jeff, both.
Jeff Stenger -- Bill, have you tried DejaNews? I was able to find some interesting job leads by searching through Usenet.
Richard Seltzer -- Bill -- you also can use AltaVista for searches of the Usenet, and can bookmark a search so to launch the same query later and get fresh results, all you need to do is click on the bookmark.
Bill Wendel -- Thanks for suggestions re: usenets and DejaNews.
Bob Zwick -- Bill - no out-of-towner long contracts since I can choose the jobs. Did do a lot of that when employed by others.
Richard Seltzer -- Bill -- another related element might be the temporary office space and business services business. e.g., Acumen in Marlboro, which is the parent company of the ISP Acunet, where my Web site is hosted.
Jeff Stenger -- Richard, you mentioned temporary office space. How would I locate such a service in Chicago?
Richard Seltzer -- Jeff -- that's a good question. I don't know what the generic term is for such a business, so it would be hard to do a Web search. I'd be inclined to contact the folks at Acumen/Acunet and ask for a referral or advice. The person I deal with most often there is Anthony Alvarez. He's not in the office space side of the business, but he should know who the right folks are. firstname.lastname@example.com
Bill Wendel -- Richard, interesting suggestion... I hadn't leaped to the office side of the opportunities that the booming employment market has created. My focus was more on "how do you match short term housing needs, with short term but well paid consulting assignments?" One of our responses has been to host an weekly event, now bi-weekly, for roommates, you'd be surprised by the age distribution, more people over 40 than under 30 years old.
Richard Seltzer -- Bill -- that's one of the fun things about this crazy Internet environment. You start doing something thinking you are targeting one audience, and it turns out that another set of people are far more interested. Next thing you know, you're in a new business...
Bill Wendel -- So we're finding out, we've been taking our cues from the "Virtual Housing" community, but it may make sense to broaden our focus.
Bob Zwick -- As far as office space, executive suites are a good alternative. They give you a permanet address, phone, meeting rooms, and office space as required. A good way to start without a large overhead.
Jeff Stenger -- Bob, what is an "executive suite?" How do I find them in my city?
Bob Zwick -- Jeff - check the business rental or lease section of the newspapers or look for "Executive Suites" in the yellow pages.
Bill Wendel -- Jeff, HQ (Headquarters) is big in the New England.
Jeff Stenger -- Bill, thanks for the HQ idea.
Jeff Stenger -- Len, how did you make the transition to consulting?
Len Segal -- Jeff, easy . . . DEC laid me off!!
Jeff Stenger -- Len, that'll do it.
Richard Seltzer -- Len -- Once you were forced out of the DEC nest, what did you do to get your first clients? How long did it take before you were bringing in enough revenue to pay the bills?
Richard Seltzer -- All -- before you sign off. Please post your email and URL addresses. Don't presume that the software will capture that.
Richard Seltzer -- All -- I'm very interested in continuing this discussion next Thursday (same time and place). How do the rest of you feel? And, Len, will you be able to make it then?
Bill Wendel -- Bill
Wendel, The Real Estate Cafe, 221 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 661-4046 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.realestatecafe.com
Jeff Stenger -- Richard, I could
go for more discussion. Jeff Stenger, Dabble Communications, Inc.
http://www.dabble.com email@example.com
Richard Seltzer -- Thanks to all. Please join us again next week. And please spread the word. (Unless I get email strongly to the contrary, I'll plan on focusing on this same subject again.)
Richard Seltzer -- Bob -- Thanks again for the good advice. Shane -- I have to run now. Hope you can join us again next week. Please feel free to send me your questions and comments by email for inclusion with the transcript.
Your change of topic caught my attention even before I read on to find what I expected.
Welcome to the "Club". The exact same thing happened to me when I was working for TRW. After 9 years with them, a buy out and an offer of what I thought would be a temporary assignment in another city. It was just the push I needed to start my independent consulting business. I had begun getting established three years prior to the big event so I had a few small customers and some experience getting work.
I'm so glad I made the switch. The opportunity to spend more time with my family and choose who I worked for and what type of work, has been wonderful and I wouldn't go back to corporate life for anything.
I'd be happy to work with you during your startup and share my resources and experiences.
You might take a look at my ICCC site http://www.cottagemicro.com/consult/ There are a lot of job sites and professional organizations listed there. It's a new and growing site.
To respond to some of your questions:
From the Boston Computer Society (RIP) and Egghead Software (3 stores) I received a lot of referrals. It added up, but it was all very, very small businesses with no money to spend or "Joe-consumer" who went into cardiac arrest when I told them my rates (they all have this friend down the street who has a son in high school who will work for $10-20/hr, etc.).
After the BCS and Egghead both went under, the drop in business has been very significant.
I also got some business from the Boston Windows User Group (BWUG), but most attendees are "Joe-user" who also have no money to spend. I was Associate Director of that group, but for many reasons, divorced myself from the group in July after starting up the new group. Microsoft strongly suggested that I start the group for IS/IT professionals and I accepted the challenge . . . it is a lot of work, but I am hoping that it will pay off.
I serve on 3 committees at the South Shore Chamber of Commerce (Comm. for Small Business, Technology Comm., and a new Office Productivity Forum that we'll start in Jan.), as well as on the Business Disaster Response Team for Neponset Valley Cof C. The exposure helps get business, but again most of the attendees are very small businesses without budgets.
I have yet to "break into" the mid-sized company (10-100 users) where they budget for IS/IT work and are willing to pay a professional rate for advice! Thus, after 5 years I have had one profitable year. I admit to enjoying this much more than my last 8 years or so at DEC.
Keeping skills sharp:
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Here's another suggestion/topic for the chat Thursday...which I will have to miss since I will be on the road. :(
This past week I saw a posting in Commerce Business Daily, the "official" resource for postings for government contract work, and I wrote to the person in charge of the job to find out where I could get some specifics, to determine whether they wanted someone of my background or an ISP. She wrote back and described the job and then said that the military now accepts bids only from "registered contractors". She pointed me to a form you may want to complete yourself, if you have any thoughts of doing business with any government agencies.
First, though, you are required to have a DUNS number, which you can get for free from Dun & Bradstreet (http://www.dnb.com) by completing some basic organizational information about your business. Once you have a DUNS number you can complete the online CCR form. (Central Contractor Registration - http://www.safaq.hq.af.mil/contracting/ccr0.html)
However, you will need the SIC code(s) for you business, and you might want to line them up before you start the form. I discovered something new in this process. While I used SICs quite a bit several years ago, I didn't realize that they had been converted in 1997 to NAICS (http://www.naics.com/)...a totally new numbering system.
The SICs I had previously used had Internet consulting as a 99xxcategory. The new NAICS has NO Internet consulting category at all! (Which seems strangely shortsighted to me!) The only reference you can pull up for "Internet" is for ISPs and Internet providers...not services related to the Internet or Worldwide Web. In the end, I used the "management consulting" and "business services, nec" (not elsewhere classified) for my two choices. Pretty weak, IMO.
There are two sites referenced where you can search SIC codes/key words and turn up the new NAICS number that corresponds. They are http://www.ecrc.camp.org/sic.html and http://www.osha.gov/oshstats/sicser.html . The first one is the one I found easier to use.
Filling out the form took about 30 minutes, and if you haven't yet fully developed your business, they may ask questions you can't answer (such as annual revenues and your bank account number and bank contact's phone number or e-mail number). It's possible to "save" the form and go back to it later (within 30 days, I think). After you complete it, it takes 7-10 days for them to process the information and assign you an official number. Hopefully, that makes it easier for us when we actually do apply to do a project along the way...
Best wishes,
Kaye Vivian
Hello there! I just read your e-mail and it gives me great joy to see that you're going to start your new venture.
Anyways, I was just wondering, would I really be able to get a job through the internet? You see, I'm from the Philippines and I would like to be able to work in the States. I was just there for 6 mos., mostly in California and I just got back on the 30th of last month. It is really my desire to work in the States and I would just like to know if people really hire through the internet even though I'm thousands and thousands of miles away.
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Although this is most oriented toward web design, you all may find my long list of urls on the web design business and web business contracts, pricing etc. to be helpful. http://www.windweaver.com/webwork.htm(not updated for about 6 months however)
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This is the F-1 rocket engine used in the first stage of the Saturn V launch vehicle that took astronauts to the Moon in the Project Apollo program. Each F-1 produced 1.5 million pounds of thrust. The first stage of the Saturn V had five F-1's for a total lift-off thrust of 7.5 million pounds. The fully-fueled Saturn V weighed 6.1 million pounds.
The F-1 used RP-1, a type of kerosene, and liquid oxygen as the propellants. The F-1's 2,500 pound turbopump pumped in the propellants at 42,500 gallons per minute. The engine was made by Rocketdyne, a Division of North American Rockwell Corp. Rocketdyne also made the J-2 engines used in the Saturn V's second and third stages. Donated to the Smithsonian by Rocketdyne in 1975.
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But in short, if you are flying then the answer will be No. If you are entering by road/sea the answer is still most likely no, unless she happens to have an Enhanced Drivers License.


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This guideline updates a previous version: New York State Department of Health. Care of the HIV-infected transgender patient. New York (NY): New York State Department of Health; 2011 Jul. 21 p. [18 references]
To provide guidelines for the care of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected transgender patients
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected transgender patients
Adverse effects of cross-gender therapy
MEDLINE was searched through December 2010 with use of appropriate key words. Results were limited to publication years 2002-2010. Due to lack of randomized controlled trials on this subject, evidence is limited to small case series, case reports, and expert opinion. Available transgender care guidelines not specifically pertaining to HIV infection were also reviewed, such as the Principles of Transgender Medicine and Surgery (Ettner R et al., eds), the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) Standards of Care, and transgender guidelines from the British Columbia. Additional information was gleaned from online resources from credible medical websites.
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Quality of Evidence for Recommendation
AIDS Institute clinical guidelines are developed by distinguished committees of clinicians and others with extensive experience providing care to people with human immunodeficiency (HIV) infection. Committees* meet regularly to assess current recommendations and to write and update guidelines in accordance with newly emerging clinical and research developments.
The Committees* rely on evidence to the extent possible in formulating recommendations. When data from randomized clinical trials are not available, Committees rely on developing guidelines based on consensus, balancing the use of new information with sound clinical judgment that results in recommendations that are in the best interest of patients.
*Current committees include:
Strength of Recommendation
A formal cost analysis was not performed and published cost analyses were not reviewed.
All guidelines developed by the Committee are externally peer reviewed by at least two experts in that particular area of patient care, which ensures depth and quality of the guidelines.
The quality of evidence (I-III) and strength of recommendation (A-C) are defined at the end of the "Major Recommendations" field.
What's New – January 2012 Update
The World Professional Association of Transgender Health (WPATH), formerly known as the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association, has recently updated the WPATH Standards of Care for the Health of Transsexual, Transgender, and Gender Nonconforming People. Since its first release in 1979, the WPATH Standards of Care have been the most recognized standards of care for transgender patients. In addition to updated guidelines on diagnostic assessment, hormone therapy, and surgical therapy, the 7th Version of the Standards of Care includes updated information on addressing and promoting tolerance and equality for transgender patients.
Clinicians providing services to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected transgender patients should integrate transgender treatment recommendations and standards of care into their practice. (AII)
Transgender-Related Terminology
Key Point:
Gender identity is distinct from sexual orientation. Sexual orientation involves sexual attraction, whereas gender identity involves the individual's natal sex in relation to the gender that he/she experiences.
Baseline History and Psychosocial Assessment
As part of the routine management of HIV-infected patients, clinicians should perform a psychosocial assessment at baseline and at least annually in HIV-infected transgender patients. (AIII)
See Table 2 in the original guideline document and Mental Health Quick Reference Card for more information (see the "Availability of Companion Documents" field).
Routine Screening and Laboratory Assessments for HIV-Infected Transgender Patients
Routine medical screening of HIV-infected transgender patients should be performed according to standards of care, as determined by clinical judgment and according to the patient's level of comfort. (AIII)
For recommendations on cancer and cardiovascular screening for patients receiving hormone therapy, see "Hormone Therapy" section below.
Pelvic Examination
Clinicians should perform routine pelvic examinations in HIV-infected female-to-male (FtM) patients and male-to-female (MtF) patients who have undergone complete sex reassignment surgery according to HIV care guidelines for natal females. Before performing a pelvic examination in transgender patients, the clinician should explain the medical reasons for the examination. (AIII)
HIV-infected FtM patients remain at risk for gynecologic complications that can be detected by routine pelvic examinations (see the National Guideline Clearinghouse [NGC] summary of the New York State Department of Health [NYSDoH] guideline Primary Care Approach to the HIV-Infected Patient).
Cytologic Screening
Clinicians should perform routine cervical Papanicolaou (Pap) tests in any HIV-infected FtM patient with cervical tissue; patients who are uncomfortable receiving a Pap test should be educated about the importance of obtaining cervical cytology. (AIII)
Clinicians should notify the pathologist when submitting a Pap test sample from an FtM patient who is receiving testosterone therapy because testosterone-related atrophy of the cervix may mimic cervical dysplasia (Grynberg et al., 2010). (AIII)
Anal Pap tests should be performed in HIV-infected transgender patients according to guidelines for natal males and natal females. (AIII)
Neovaginal Pap tests are not indicated for HIV-infected MtF patients. (AIII)
FtM patients receiving testosterone therapy may experience atrophy of the cervix, which can mimic cervical dysplasia (Grynberg et al., 2010). Notifying the pathologist of the patient's testosterone treatment status can increase accuracy of Pap test results.
Screening for Gonococcal and Chlamydial Infections
Clinicians should screen HIV-infected transgender patients at baseline for gonorrhea and chlamydia; screening should also be performed at least annually thereafter for sexually active HIV-infected transgender patients. (AIII)
Clinicians should obtain an accurate sexual history and test all possible sites of exposure when screening for gonorrhea and chlamydia, including the urethra, rectum, and pharynx. (AIII)
For additional information regarding gonococcal and chlamydial infections in HIV-infected patients.
Cross-Gender Therapy for HIV-Infected Transgender Patients
Hormone Therapy
Clinicians should educate HIV-infected transgender patients about the possible health risks associated with hormone therapy. (AIII)
See Table 4 in the original guideline document for information on basic goals and effects of cross-gender hormone therapy.
Concomitant Hormone Therapy and Antiretroviral Therapy (ART)
Hormone therapy for HIV-infected transgender patients who are not initiating or receiving ART should be prescribed according to the same standards of care for all transgender patients. (AIII)
Before prescribing hormone therapy for HIV-infected transgender patients who are receiving ART, clinicians should (AIII):
Clinicians should monitor hormone therapy in HIV-infected transgender patients according to established guidelines for all transgender patients. (AIII)
Educating patients about how hormone selection and dose can reduce interactions between hormones and ART may encourage acceptance of ART from those who would otherwise decline it.
Cross-gender hormone monitoring for HIV-infected transgender patients is the same as for all transgender patients. Established monitoring guidelines, such as those by the Endocrine Society (Hembree et al., 2009) should be used.
Cancer Screening and Hormone Therapy
Breast Cancer
Clinicians should perform breast cancer screening in the following HIV-infected transgender patients according to clinical judgment and consideration of current guidelines established for natal females of the same age (see Appendix A in the original guideline document):
Prostate Cancer
Clinicians should perform digital rectal examinations as part of routine HIV care for HIV-MtF transgender patients (see the NGC summary of the NYSDoH guideline Primary Care Approach to the HIV-Infected Patient); clinical judgment and current guidelines for natal HIV-infected males should be used when considering prostate examinations in MtF transgender patients (see Appendix A in the original guideline document). (AIII)
Cardiovascular Disease and Hormone Therapy
When HIV-infected transgender patients choose to receive hormones, clinicians should educate them about the cardiovascular effects of hormone therapy and, when indicated, provide counseling to reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease; such discussions should take place at the time of initiation of hormone therapy and frequently thereafter. (AIII)
Gender-Confirming Surgery
The standards of care for gender reassignment surgery, as well as less complicated gender confirming procedures, are the same for HIV-infected transgender patients as for transgender patients who are not infected with HIV. (AIII)
Surgery, including breast implantation and gender-reassignment surgery, is not contraindicated in HIV-infected patients. (AIII)
Mental Health and Substance Use Screening
Clinicians should perform a mental health and substance use assessment in HIV-infected transgender patients at baseline and at least annually thereafter. (AIII)
Clinicians should refer HIV-infected transgender patients requiring mental health services to a psychiatrist or psychologist with knowledge and experience in transgender treatment. (AIII)
If the HIV-infected transgender patient's substance use screening result is positive, or if the patient has a history of substance use, the clinician should re-evaluate the patient's substance use at least quarterly. (AIII)
Clinicians should offer patients with active substance use/abuse problems referral to appropriate substance use treatment programs or other substance use services. (AIII)
For information about mental health and substance use screening, refer to Mental Health Screening: A Quick Reference Guide for HIV Primary Care Clinicians and the NYSDoH guideline Screening and Ongoing Assessment for Substance Use .
Risk- and Harm-Reduction Approach for HIV-Infected Transgender Patients
Clinicians should assess for the following behaviors in HIV-infected transgender patients:
Clinicians should provide risk-reduction counseling and, when appropriate, harm-reduction counseling for HIV-infected transgender patients who report potentially harmful behaviors. Patients at risk for intentionally harming their genitalia require referral for psychiatric evaluation. (AIII)
Case Management for HIV-Infected Transgender Patients
Case managers who provide services to HIV-infected transgender patients should:
Transgender-Related Standards of Care and Referral Resources
Standards of Care
The most recognized transgender-related standards of care are the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) Standards of Care, formerly known as the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association Standards of Care (www.wpath.org ).
The WPATH Standards of Care provides a comprehensive description of the "Five Elements of Treatment": 1) diagnostic assessment, 2) psychotherapy, 3) real-life experience, 4) hormone therapy, and 5) surgical therapy. The Standards of Care also serve as a resource for related treatment information, including hormonal treatment and surgical options.
Refer to the original guideline document for additional sources of information and referral resources.
None provided
The type of supporting evidence is identified and graded for each recommendation (see the "Major Recommendations" field).
Appropriate care for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected transgender patient
When formulating guidelines for a disease as complex and fluid as human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immune deficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS), it is impossible to anticipate every scenario. It is expected that in specific situations, there will be valid exceptions to the approaches offered in these guidelines and sound reason to deviate from the recommendations provided within.
The AIDS Institute's Office of the Medical Director directly oversees the development, publication, dissemination and implementation of clinical practice guidelines, in collaboration with The Johns Hopkins University, Division of Infectious Diseases. These guidelines address the medical management of adults, adolescents and children with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection; primary and secondary prevention in medical settings; and include informational brochures for care providers and the public.
Guidelines Dissemination
Guidelines are disseminated to clinicians, support service providers and consumers through mass mailings and numerous AIDS Institute-sponsored educational programs. Distribution methods include the HIV Clinical Resource website, the Clinical Education Initiative (CEI), the AIDS Educational Training Centers (AETC) and the HIV/AIDS Materials Initiative. Printed copies of clinical guidelines are available for order from the New York State Department of Health (NYSDoH) Distribution Center.
Guidelines Implementation
The HIV Clinical Guidelines Program works with other programs in the AIDS Institute to promote adoption of guidelines. Clinicians, for example, are targeted through the CEI and the AETC. The CEI provides tailored educational programming on site for health care providers on important topics in HIV care, including those addressed by the HIV Clinical Guidelines Program. The AETC provides conferences, grand rounds and other programs that cover topics contained in AIDS Institute guidelines.
Support service providers are targeted through the HIV Education and Training initiative which provides training on important HIV topics to non-physician health and human services providers. Education is carried out across the State as well as through video conferencing and audio conferencing.
The HIV Clinical Guidelines Program also works in a coordinated manner with the HIV Quality of Care Program to promote implementation of HIV guidelines in New York State. By developing quality indicators based on the guidelines, the AIDS Institute has created a mechanism for measurement of performance that allows providers and consumers to know to what extent specific guidelines have been implemented.
Finally, best practices booklets are developed through the HIV Clinical Guidelines Program. These contain practical solutions to common problems related to access, delivery or coordination of care, in an effort to ensure that HIV guidelines are implemented and that patients receive the highest level of HIV care possible.
Not applicable: The guideline was not adapted from another source.
New York State Department of Health
Committee for the Care of the HIV-Infected Transgender Patient
Principal Contributors: L Jeannine Bookhardt-Murray, MD, Harlem United Community AIDS Center, New York; Jeffrey M Birnbaum, MD, MPH, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn
Peer Reviewers: Gal Mayer, MD, Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, New York; Jamie L Feldman, D, PhD, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis; Luis Freddy Molano, MD, Community Healthcare Network, New York; Marci L Bowers, MD, Trinidad Reproductive Healthcare, Trinidad; Barbara J Berger, MD, Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, Brooklyn
Electronic copies: Available from the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute Web site .
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St. Patrick's Day drinks: Irish whiskey drinks, Original Irish Cream, King's Sour
St. Patrick's Day quotes, traditional blessing for your green beer toasts
What is Irish Whiskey?
According to the Emerald Tiger website, it's all in the malting stage…That's the difference between Scotch and Irish whiskey. The recipe for Irish whiskey requires that the malted barley gets dried in closed ovens. Unlike Scotch whiskey, the barley doesn't get smoked, which lends to Irish whiskey's malted barley flavor.
Irish Whiskey Drinks ~ The Dubliner
Some Irish whiskey cocktails are simple affairs, and the recipe for the Dubliner counts as one of them. This St. Patrick's Day drink recipe just has three ingredients.
- 1-oz of Irish whiskey
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- 1-oz of whipped cream
- Add ice to a mixing glass.
- Pour all the ingredients for the Dubliner into the mixing glass.
- Stir.
- Pour into a goblet. Use a bar strainer.
- Decorate the top of the Dubliner Irish whiskey drink recipe with whipped cream.
St. Patrick's Day drinks: How to make green beer
St. Patrick's Day Drinks ~ Celtic Twilight
This is also a simple drink recipe, with only three ingredients.
- 1-oz of Irish whiskey
- 1-oz of Irish cream
- 1-oz of hazelnut liqueur
- Fill a mixing glass with cracked ice.
- Pour the ingredients into the glass.
- Stir.
- Fill an old-fashioned class with cracked ice.
- Use a bar strainer to pour the Celtic Twilight whiskey recipe into the old-fashioned glass.
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Taste: This candy bar promised a similar combination of elements to the popular Snickers bar. I unwrapped the red wrapper to find it had similar dimensions to Snickers but was a bit less thick, with a darker chocolate color (though the bar claimed to contain milk chocolate). I bit in to find that it was very, very chewy and tasted quite a bit different from Snickers. The lack of nougat was probably a factor in this, but it just seemed like the three common elements tasted different — the caramel less sweet, the peanuts more roasted and the milk chocolate less milky. It all worked nicely together for a nice taste and texture all its own, very nice!
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Aroma: Fairly mild. Can smell the peanuts a little.
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"Celebrate!" ... "Rich milk chocolate, peanuts, caramel" ... Ingredients include Roasted Redskin Peanuts and Invert Sugar
This snack was discovered by Jeremy at Moon Pie General Store, Charleston, SC. Review published .


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It sure didn't take long for another Beta-reader to offer his services to me. A huge thank you goes to Uranium235 for wanting to Beta-read the following four stories of mine:
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One of his own excellent stories on FanFiction.Net is "A Pink Surprise" which is his own Ash and Mew story. I recommend it if you don't mind human x Pokemon pairings, are at least 18, and don't mind a good lemon scene in your stories from time to time. I love this story so far, and am looking forward to the next chapter! (He says he reads faster than he writes which is why it's been so long since the last update.)
Speaking of writing, I should get started on the first chapter of "Legend of the Dragon Lord: Kanto" which is the first story in "The Mareshipping Chronicles" series at Unlimited Fan Fiction. The sooner I get it done, the sooner I can start on my idea for my Waterflower sisters and Ash story or my new Ash and Domino idea – I now have two ideas for that pairing. 😉
I do have to do some cleaning today, as the landlord indicated to his agent that he wants to try and sell my apartment building. Again, my company doesn't have the cash to buy it so I will be forced to put up with realtors and people who may become my new landlord. What fun… not! At least I get 24 hours notice before a showing. 🙂
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You guys probably know that Visual Studio includes a lightweight ASP.NET development server which is an enhanced version of Cassini.
You may have noticed or heard, people want to change the port number of it so here we go;
1. Rigth click your website in Solution Explorer window and select Properties from the context menu (Alt + Enter).
2. Select the Web tab as shown on the picture.
3. In the Servers section check the Specific Port radio button and set it to your preferred port number.
4. Launch the Website to see if it matches the value you specified.
If you use an earlier version of Visual Studio it can be little different.
e.g. You may want to change the port number in the Properties (F4) window:
1. Having the Properties window open (F4) LEFT-click the website in Solution Explorer.
2. Find the Developer Web Server section and change the "Use dynamic ports" to False.
3. Specify the port number.
4. Start debugging (F5) to see if it matches the new port number.