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Under each drug appears alphabetically a list of the conditions in which it may be prescribed, and with each topic, short but accurate directions for the particular use of the drug. The author is an advocate of small doses frequently repeated. By a careful study of this small book, and by providing himself with the necessary outfit, there is no doubt but that the practitioner would be benefited.
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—This venerable English journal of date of March 30, has just arrived, printed throughout in new type, so clean-cut and well-set that it is a pleasure to take up the articles in every department, and read them. Even the advertisements, for the most part,
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Implementing SSL on your server is relatively straight forward. Its funny how things always seem relatively straight forward after you finally get it implemented. Apahce2, in Debian, starts with the ports.conf file. Add NameVirtualHost *:80 to support regular virtual hosts, and also a *:443.
Enable mod ssl:
sudo a2enmod ssl
Then for your regular virtual hosts change:
<VirtualHost *:80>
Without ssl you need not distinguish between ports and can just use a wildcard (*).
In the ssl virtual host block add the parameters to reference the certs and keys and the document root:
DocumentRoot /var/www/html2
ServerName www.yourdomain.com
SSLEngine on
SSLCertificateFile /path/to/your_domain_name.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /path/to/your_private.key
SSLCertificateChainFile /path/to/DigiCertCA.crt
For this website the document root is the same that is defined in the non ssl virtual host block. The cert was created using StartSSL and is just a regular cert. The EV certs are pretty interesting being that they turn the address bar green in modern browsers; they cost some money though and required a business entity. While this entire website can be accessed using ssl, there are many links in the code that point only to http, which break ssl encryption requirements. The admin area, on the other hand, is fully ssl encrypted. You can force wordpress to use ssl for the entire admin area using (in your wp-config.php file):
define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true);
Place the above code underneath the already existing 'define' parameters. Now when you navigate to wp-admin it will automatically load the login page as https. Just remember to configure port forwarding of 443 to your server. You should also implement a plugin called user locker. Yes the admin area may be encrypted, but this does not handle brute force attacks. User locker is kind of like fail2ban at the server level. I recommend fail2ban use always!! Especially to handle ssh brute force attacks on systems that require password login to be enabled.


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There are few things as sweet as sweeping across the Central Isthmus from the south in a commercial airliner. The sea-to-sea green of the cane fields, spotting Makawao and Pukalani up the hill, watching the glint from ant-streams of cars - all signal home at last.
There are three ways to view our island home: from the sea, on the ground and from the air. The sea view is limited to coastlines and the mountains rising in the background. The ground view depends on your location. In Central Maui, it's dominated by Haleakala, the mountains of the moon and the ocean's blue bookends.
Tour helicopters give the most comprehensive look and will change your basic understanding of the island's geology forever. It's obvious that Maui's violent, volcanic past has been mellowed by millions of years of erosion. The land has passively accepted the power of water flowing from mountaintop to the sea.
Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than between Wailuku and Lahaina. At the very top sits Puu Kukui, one of the wettest spots on Earth. The 5,788-foot peak sheds its rainfall down long-established waterways that continue to chew into soft volcanic rock.
Seeing the valleys and sharp-edge ridges is impressive but fails to engage emotions the way being in those valleys would inspire. The Federal Aviation Administration requires helicopter pilots to maintain a minimum altitude to prevent flying into solid clouds. The distance above the land reduces the views into a kind of television show, interesting and engaging but hardly the kind of "religious" experience enjoyed by looking down into Haleakala's crater. And, there's no sensation of speed.
It's said that in the 1960s, an Aloha 737 was carrying a load of travel writers. The pilot decided to give them a thrill. He flew the jet down Iao Valley, below the tops of surrounding peaks. The FAA was less than understanding.
On most any day in the early 1970s, there would be a lineup of Riley Skyliners on the side of Kahului Airport. Hawaii Air Tours Service specialized in one-day, around-the-islands flights. The 17 passengers on each of the dumpy-looking twin-engine planes would be whisked off to Iao Valley or maybe up to the top of Haleakala and then back to the airport for takeoff and the next island on the schedule.
In 1918, Tom Gunn flew a biplane to Maui, landing in a field between Spreckelsville and today's airport. He had planned to fly a "hydroplane," but something forced him to switch to the land plane. Three lucky Mauians were given rides and got a resident's first look at the island from the air. If they kept their eyes open. Flying in those days was a fraught adventure.
During World War II, the Navy and Army Air Corps established a series of short stretches of more or less level ground to be used by aviators who couldn't make it back to Puunene. As late as the 1970s, at least one airfield existed high on Haleakala.
Maui Ag Co., later absorbed by Maui Land & Pineapple Co. and Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co., was among the first to put airplanes to work. In 1947, Maui Ag had fixed-wing aircraft dusting fields with herbicides and pesticides. Three decades later, the HC&S job was being handled by helicopters. Looking like dragon flies, the clear-bubble copters would sweep back and forth, often in the fields alongside lower Haleakala Highway. No one thought much about the dangers of spreading poisons.
Today, there is a small flight of civilian aircraft parked on the far side of Kahului Airport. Learn to fly. Commute to other islands on your own schedule, weather permitting.
Today, the busiest aircraft on the island are helicopters, flying tourists, making water drops on fires, carrying the critically ill from remote locations, lifting things like air conditioners to the tops of buildings and, at one time, even rounding up mostly wild cattle.
At the time, it was common for a cattle-raiser to lease hardscrabble state land, put a few calves in and then come back a couple of years later to harvest whatever beef had been grown. In some cases, cattle were lassoed from the air and lifted to trucks down below.
Feet on the ground? Surely. An occasional boat ride? Depends on your stomach. Up in the air? That's the most unique. Those who get queasy should take appropriate precautions. Take your pick of ways to see Maui.
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Parti Quebecois Leader Pauline Marois says she is prepared to invoke the notwithstanding clause to ensure her party's controversial secular charter is adopted.
Marois says she has plans to reintroduce the values charter project as it currently stands if her party forms a majority government in next Monday's Quebec election.
Marois told a news conference today that any legal threat against the charter will be met with the notwithstanding clause.
The clause is enshrined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and allows Parliament or provinces to override the charter in order to adopt legislation.
The federal government and other parties have already said they will take whatever action is necessary to stop the charter.
In the past, Marois has said she was confident the charter would be able to withstand legal challenges, but is bringing up using the seldom-used clause for the first time.
Identity issues and language have taken centre stage a week before the vote.
'Regrettable': Couillard
Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard said Monday it's clear to him the charter is an attempt at engineering a social crisis and that the PQ's ultimate goal is clear: a sovereignty referendum.
"It is regrettable, questionable and indefensible see how to Madame Marois and the PQ, the end justifies the means,'' Couillard said in Quebec City, describing the move as "machiavellian.''
The Liberal leader said the PQ charter is a political ploy that has nothing to do with Quebecers' identity.
"The goal was not to legislate on the so-called identity,'' Couillard said. "The goal was to create a big fight, a big division and build that in a truly machiavellian way toward a referendum.''
The PQ has pushed to move the discussion to identity and language just one week before the vote which has been dominated by talk about sovereignty and an independence referendum.
For his part, the Coalition for Quebec's Future said it wants to keep the focus on the economy in the final week of the campaign.
Coalition Leader Francois Legault noted he brought up the notion last August of using the notwithstanding clause. But he told a reporter on Monday he wasn't going to discuss the matter further. He is in favour of a modified version of the charter but said there are more important issues to discuss.
"I won't play Madame Marois's game by talking about the charter,'' Legault said in Quebec City. "I want to talk about the economy and I'm going to talk about the economy until April 7.''
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KENISE BARNES FINE ART November 3 – 21, 2012
1955 Palmer Avenue Public reception November 3, 6:30 – 8 PM
Larchmont, New York 10538
In the fall of 2010, the MTA Arts commissioned Holly Sears for Transit and Urban Design, to create the artwork for eleven windows to be installed in the newly renovated overpass corridors at the Metro-North Railroad Tarrytown Station in Westchester County, New York. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provided funding for the project. The artist did extensive research on the plants and animals in the Hudson Valley, and the Hudson River itself, and then developed the artwork for each individual panel. These original paintings were digitally reproduced, enlarged, combined, and then layered together to create the laminated art glass panels that were fabricated by Tom Patti Design. Each art glass window is comprised of an object or "creature" layer, and multiple atmospheric background layers, fused together to create the final piece.
Kenise Barnes Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition of original artwork from this important project. This exhibit is comprised of 12 original oil paintings and a suite of prints created from the paintings.
Hudson River Explorers is inspired by this great river's majesty and eloquence, and informed by the region's rich history of discovery, exploration, and travel. The series features six above-water and five under-water riverscapes, each populated by groups of creatures and flora. The scenes are fantastic, magically real, yet firmly grounded in naturalism. From east to west, the panels in each overpass create the experience of one day – from dawn to dusk – with light, color and subject. The plants and animals depicted in the various panels are largely native species, many threatened or endangered, who guide an array of exotic visitors through the watery realm.
The Hudson River Museum, June 9 - October 14, 2012, mounted an Exhibition of these paintings. The Laminated art glass installation at Metro North station in Tarrytown completed in September 2012.
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Life is full of little indignities, but a colonoscopy is one that might save your life.
Colon cancer is one of the few tumors that give doctors something to see before it becomes cancer – a little bump extending into the colon.
"It's truly preventable," said Carah Edgeworth, nurse practitioner with Digestive Health Specialists. During a colonoscopy, gastroentrologists can snip the polyps, and it's all done.
More people are getting colonoscopies, especially now that Medicare and some private insurers are paying for them, said Tupelo gastroentrologist Dr. Barney Guyton.
"We've still got a long way to go," he said.
There's no reason to fear a colonoscopy, Guyton said. Patients are sedated, so there's no pain as the physician uses a slender scope to check the entire colon or large intestine. The prep to clear the colon isn't the most pleasant experience, but it is rare for patients to have problems with weakness. It's much easier to deal with than the treatment for colon cancer.
"The success rate really depends on preventing it," Guyton said.
Screening exams like the colonoscopy are the best defense.
"We know for bowel health a high-fiber diet and exercise" are important, Guyton said. But against the backdrop of the typical American lifestyle, they aren't sufficient shields against the risk of colon cancer.
"If we all started at an early age, we might see a shift away from that," said the physician, adding that in other countries where low-fat, high-fiber diets are the norm, people typically have lower rates of colon cancer.
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Burrell Nelson 82, of Dayton, Va., formerly of Riverton, went to be with the Lord on Sept. 19, 2012. He passed away at a private assisted living home in Harrisonburg.
He was born in Simoda on April 29, 1930, the son of the late Solon and Mary (Kile) Nelson. On Aug. 19, 1951, Burrell married Betty (Flynn) Nelson, who survives in Dayton.
Mr. Nelson attended Valley Chapel Church, and after moving to Virginia, he attended Mt. Clinton United Methodist Church. He attended North Fork Schools and Simoda one room schools. He worked for 31 years for the DNR. He was a Veteran of the U.S. Army, serving two years in Japan during the Korean war. Burrell enjoyed his job, loved going to church, and liked being outdoors working on the farm.
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In addition to his wife, Mr. Nelson is survived by a son, Terry Nelson, and wife, Barbara, of Valley Bend; three brothers, Bruce A. Nelson, of Harrisonburg, Va., Troy Nelson of Covington, Va., Charles "Sammy" Nelson, and wife, Lilo, of University Place, Wash.; and a granddaughter, Amber Nelson, of Parkersburg. In addition to his parents, Burrell was preceded in death by: six brothers, Earl, Granville, Clifton, Abraham, Robbie and Mason Nelson; and a half brother, Mason Bennett.
Mr. Nelson's family will receive friends on Friday, Sept. 21, 2012, from 6-8 p.m. at the Basagic Funeral Home, Franklin.
Rev. James Joyner will officiate funeral services on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012 at 2 p.m. in the funeral home chapel. Interment will be at North Fork Memorial Cemetery, Riverton, with military graveside services conducted by the Pendleton County Veterans Honor Guard. Memorials may be made to: Mt. Clinton United Methodist Church. Memories and words of comfort may be left at www.basagic.com


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Argument By Gibberish
An Argumentum ad Gibberum is just about impervious to any kind of counter-argument because it just makes absolutely no sense. It's like fighting fog with bullets - there's nothing to target. There's no chain of reasoning to undermine, no premises to reveal as flawed - you could suggest that people who use this approach integrate sweeping generalities,
arguments and suchlike into their tirade, but they don't stop long enough for you to identify them.
I've always known of this tactic for "winning" arguments, but only recently have I noticed how wide-spread it is. It frightens me how well this tactic works. --
It only works when you let it. The thing is, you don't counter-argue, you ask seemingly benign questions that will eventually lead to a contradiction even in their eyes. It's a less hostile approach and must be done patiently with genuine interest and without sarcasm or ArgumentByHighVolume
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Related to
in this sense are CharacterizationsMadeOutOfContext
, where the point made is in another context than that intended by, or meant by the originator. Any characterization of Why someone does this or that falls within this definition. Perhaps even why you do this or that, why I do this or that can be classified as such. I know why I do things, don't you? --
Possible Solutions To Gibberish Arguments
- and why they don't work
Ignore Them
- any supporters of the argument can say that you're unable to rebutt their claims (which is true, technically) and therefore they are right (which does not necessarily follow, but it's what they'll believe)
Assert That It's Gibberish
- Doesn't work. Trust me.
Use Their "Logic" Against Them
- Be accused of Extrapolation ad Absurdum (somewhat hypercritically, I might add)
Submit To Their Superior Gibberish Skillz
- Have to live with legislation allowing police to detain you without a warrant.
Ask for clarification
- Point out specific passages that are not clear to you and state why they are not clear. If the author doesn't want to provide clarification, then you may want to move on.
Maybe no solution or counter-argument or disputation is needed, perhaps the gibberish is to the hearer because
was meant, but the connection didn't happen. Underlying the heard gibberish may very well be something which denies definition, but is rather a shared understanding of sympathetic souls. But it could be gibberish after all, maybe, as this is, I don't know. --
Don't allow any component of the argument to become gibberish. If your contender uses a term that you don't know or you can't understand in the context then stop the discussion and ask for clarification of that term. If your contender won't provide one then you are at a
Don't allow your contender to make unqualified assertions. As soon as he asserts some gibberish point as being valid ask for his source of validity on that point. If he fails to provide one you have arrived at a
Stop your contender when he tries to run over you with a "stream of consciousness" containing any gibberish at all. Don't let the gibberish build up. If your contender won't let you challenge his gibberish then you need to
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I have a new technique I use with my pseudo-conservative friends who insist on quoting far right wing media "news" stories -- I ask for a link to the data. "Hey, I'd like to know more. Send me a link on that, willya?" Works every time.
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AUGUSTA, MI -- Mel Brooks always added a little musical number or two in his movies. And it was those numbers where the extra-special Brooks magic happened.
When Eric Parker, as the monster in the Barn Theatre's "The New Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein," bellowed "Putting On the Ritz," with a sophisticated tap dance with his co-stars, the Barn was firmly in Brooks territory.
At that point the 2007 Broadway show based on the 1974 comedy was alive! ALIVE! on the Barn stage.
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"Young Frankenstein"
When: Aug. 20-Sept. 1; Tuesdays-Fridays, 8 p.m.; Saturdays, 5 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.; Sundays 5 p.m.
Where: Barn Theatre, 13351 W. M-96, Augusta
Cost: $35
Contact: 269-731-4121
On the Web: barntheatre.com
It had its problems. Barnie the Bat and a few of his friends were swooping around heads in the first act -- although they did fit the outdoor Transylvania scenes. And there were a few gags that landed flat, victims of bad comic timing or just bad sound (or bat distractions).
But Books, who also wrote the lyrics and music, loaded this monster up with more than what's in the movie. So there were chances for all to jolt the electrode:
- Kevin Robert White as Dr. Frederick Frankenstein, and Emily Fleming as his betrothed Elizabeth got things off, so to speak, with "Please Don't Touch Me." That, plus Frankenstein and Inga's (Bethany Edlund) "Roll in the Hay," and Elizabeth's later number "Deep Love," really highlighted how this is, on many levels, a story about awakening the monster in us all.
- Igor's (Roy Brown) entrance, was likely the best in Barn history. Brown was perfect as the comical, lumpy, assistant. No one drops brains better.
- Penelope Alex got the biggest hand of the night with Frau Blucher's (horse whinny) song of complicated emotions and very physical love with the late Dr. Frankenstein, "He Vas My Boyfriend."
- White finally reaching the mania -- with the encouragement of dancing mad scientists in "Join the Family Business" -- of a real Frankenstein.
- White and Parker in the creator's attempt at building the self-esteem of his monster, and the monster's sobbing breakthrough, in "Man About Town."
When White, Parker, Brown and Edlund donned tails and top hats to tap and sing in "Ritz," they had achieved full Brooksian ludicrousness. At the end, the audience gave a standing ovation.


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LEE COUNTY, Alabama -- Alabama State Troopers are asking for help in locating the vehicle that was involved in the hit and run on Sunday on U.S. Highway 280 in Salem that killed a Phenix City man.
According to a release from the Alabama Department of Public Safety, troopers are looking for a 2000 to 2004 GMC Yukon, which may have damage to its right front headlight area.
Anyone with information that may help in locating the vehicle is asked to contact the nearest State Trooper Post by dialing *HP on a cellphone, or call the Opelika State Trooper Post at 334-745-4651.
The collision occurred on U.S. 280/431 near Lee County 254 at the 128 mile marker between 5 and 6 a.m. March 25.
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Mrs. Alicine Fields creating the "Fox" pattern made famous by George Wells, a leading ruggery designer (Virginia Tech. Digital Library and Archives; Virginia Tech. University Libraries. Special Collections Department, 2005-05-17)She is part of the "Hound Dog Hookers" of Blackey, Kentucky.


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President Obama is urging the U.S. and China to cooperate to lift the global economy out of a recessions, on the second day of high level economic talks between the two countries. The two sides have not seen eye to eye on certain trade issues and the U.S. budget deficit. But Obama emphasized that a mutually beneficial relationship is critical to the global economic recovery.
"As Americans save more and Chinese are able to spend more, we can put growth on a more sustainable foundation," Obama said. "Because just as China has benefited from substantial investment and profitable exports, China can also be an enormous market for American goods."
Click play for more on this week's meetings with Gordan Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China and Forbes magazine columnist.
China is concerned that America's soaring budget deficit will threaten the value of the dollar.
Obama's top economic advisors have been talking to China's top economic officials. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, National Economic Council Director Lawrence Summers, White House budget director Peter Orszag and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, are all working to reassure China that the U.S. will not let deficits or inflation jeopardize the value of Chinese investments.
The Chinese have the largest foreign holdings of U.S. treasury debt: more than $801 billion.
Economists say the Chinese are right to worry about a U.S. deficit that's projected to hit $1.85 trillion this year, four times the previous record.
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Three churches representing two denominations are inviting kids from Altoona to take part in a free day camp.
As summer begins to wind down and kids are looking for new activities, the ecumenical program offers an opportunity for them to learn new skills and have fun.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 806 13th St., will host the day camp from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 28 to Aug. 1. It will partner with St. James and Bethany Evangelical Lutheran churches of Altoona as well as Camp Mount Luther in Mifflinburg. Youths who have completed kindergarten through fifth grade are invited to attend.
"Day camp is a terrific way to introduce a summer outdoor ministry experience to children and youth who aren't sure if they're ready to spend the night at camp," said Pastor Paula Schmitt of Bethany Lutheran Church. "Each day at day camp is an example of human kindness, cooperation and joyful enthusiasm. These are the benefits of spending time in an intentional Christian community."
Bethany held a day camp last summer as an alternative to vacation Bible school. Counselors from Camp Sequanota, a Lutheran camp in Jennerstown, conducted the camp with volunteers from Bethany helping with registration, crafts and snacks. Because the counselors operated the program, Bethany was able to minister to children with fewer volunteers.
Schmitt said this year's counselors, who are from Camp Mount Luther, will provide the curriculum which includes devotions, games, crafts, Bible study, sports, music, special events and worship.
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What: Day camp
Who: For kids who have completed kindergarten through fifth grade
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 28 to Aug. 1
Where: St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 806 13th St.
Cost: Free
To register: Call 944-6835, 944-7560 or 942-1372. Deadline to register is July 24.
"The curriculum theme is 'Living in God's Time,'" she said. "It focuses on the church year and the celebrations of Advent, Christmas and Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost."
Pastor Ed Harshbarger at St. James Lutheran Church said he is excited about the camp and ready to get going.
He said he has a lot of experience with day camps as he previously served as director of education at Advent Lutheran Church in York. Harshbarger pointed out none of the churches have a lot of children and are looking forward to working with kids from the community.
Jane Gable, facilitator from St. Luke's, said the churches hope to plan a field trip.
She said all the volunteers have taken the Episcopal church's Safe Guarding God's Children, a child abuse prevention class, and have been cleared to work with youth. Schmitt said the counselors have had background checks and child abuse history clearances.
Gable said the camp is being held at St. Luke's because the Episcopal parish has the space. Staff from Camp Mount Luther was chosen because of its partnership with the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania, based in Harrisburg. St. Luke's is a member of that diocese.
Schmitt explained that the day camp is free because the three churches have contributed to the expenses.
Gable said children will need to take their own lunches but snacks will be provided.
Deadline for parents to register their children is July 24. They may register by calling the church offices: St. James Lutheran Church, 944-6835; Bethany Lutheran Church, 944-7560; and St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 942-1372. Once a child is registered, the parents will receive a letter about the camp.


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HERE we go again, Merseyside Fire and Rescue has already lost 14 appliances (33%) since last September and further cuts planned due to yet more budget reductions.
Instead of this piecemeal dismantling of the service, why doesn't the Government simply privatise it, similar to the way many local council services have been since 1980?
Private industry seems to be the only organisation that can provide more for less to comply with Government ideology and still make sufficient profits for their shareholders to receive dividends.
Any organisation has to have a little "fat" to cover for unforeseen circumstances such as staff illness or even personal injury, maybe industrial injuries incurred in the work place.
If there is one profession where the potential for injury occurring in the work place is most likely, despite their highly-professional training, it's the fire service.
Surely what we should be looking to do is increase the number of stations, appliances and full time firemen and women, so we can all sleep easy.
I'd willingly pay considerably more than £5 a year to help those less fortunate just in case they needed help too. Save and help improve our public services, they don't operate on profit margins.
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From Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University Center for AIDS Research, and Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts.
Acknowledgment: The authors thank the patients and staff of the Massachusetts General Hospital HIV Clinic.
Grant Support: By the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (K01AI062435, K24AI062476, P30AI42851, K24DK080140, and R37AI42006) and the Massachusetts General Hospital Clinical Research Program.
Potential Conflicts of Interest: Disclosures can be viewed at www.acponline.org/authors/icmje/ConflictOfInterestForms.do?msNum=M12-0054.
Reproducible Research Statement: Study protocol, statistical code, and data set: Available from Dr. Robbins (e-mail, firstname.lastname@example.com).
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Current Author Addresses: Dr. Robbins: Massachusetts General Hospital, Division of Infectious Diseases, 55 Fruit Street, Cox 5, Boston, MA 02114.
Drs. Lester and Chueh, Mr. Estey, and Mr. Surrao: Massachusetts General Hospital, Laboratory of Computer Science, 50 Staniford Street, 7th Floor, Boston, MA 02114.
Ms. Johnson: Massachusetts General Hospital, 55 Fruit Street, Cox 5, Boston, MA 02114.
Drs. Chang, Meigs, and Freedberg: Massachusetts General Hospital, Division of General Internal Medicine, 50 Staniford Street, 9th Floor, Boston, MA 02114.
Dr. Zachary and Ms. Lammert: Infectious Disease Associates, Massachusetts General Hospital, 55 Fruit Street, Cox 5, Boston, MA 02114.
Author Contributions: Conception and design: G.K. Robbins, W. Lester, K.L. Johnson, G. Estey, H.C. Chueh, J.B. Meigs, K.A. Freedberg.
Analysis and interpretation of the data: G.K. Robbins, K.L. Johnson, Y. Chang, S.M. Lammert, J.B. Meigs, K.A. Freedberg.
Drafting of the article: G.K. Robbins, W. Lester, K.L. Johnson, G. Estey, H.C. Chueh.
Critical revision of the article for important intellectual content: G.K. Robbins, W. Lester, K.L. Johnson, K. Zachary, S.M. Lammert, J.B. Meigs, K.A. Freedberg.
Final approval of the article: G.K. Robbins, W. Lester, K.L. Johnson, Y. Chang, H.C. Chueh, J.B. Meigs, K.A. Freedberg.
Provision of study materials or patients: G.K. Robbins, K. Zachary, K.A. Freedberg.
Statistical expertise: K.L. Johnson, Y. Chang.
Obtaining of funding: G.K. Robbins, J.B. Meigs, K.A. Freedberg.
Administrative, technical, or logistic support: W. Lester, G. Estey, D. Surrao, S.M. Lammert, H.C. Chueh, J.B. Meigs.
Collection and assembly of data: G.K. Robbins, K.L. Johnson, D. Surrao, S.M. Lammert.
Background: Data to support improved patient outcomes from clinical decision-support systems (CDSSs) are lacking in HIV care.
Objective: To test the efficacy of a CDSS in improving HIV outcomes in an outpatient clinic.
Design: Randomized, controlled trial. (ClinicalTrials.gov registration number: NCT00678600)
Setting: Massachusetts General Hospital HIV Clinic.
Participants: HIV care providers and their patients.
Intervention: Computer alerts were generated for virologic failure (HIV RNA level >400 copies/mL after a previous HIV RNA level ≤400 copies/mL), evidence of suboptimal follow-up, and 11 abnormal laboratory test results. Providers received interactive computer alerts, facilitating appointment rescheduling and repeated laboratory testing, for half of their patients and static alerts for the other half.
Measurements: The primary end point was change in CD4 cell count. Other end points included time to clinical event, 6-month suboptimal follow-up, and severe laboratory toxicity.
Results: Thirty-three HIV care providers followed 1011 patients with HIV. In the intervention group, the mean increase in CD4 cell count was greater (0.0053 vs. 0.0032 × 109 cells/L per month; difference, 0.0021 × 109 cells/L per month [95% CI, 0.0001 to 0.004]; P = 0.040) and the rate of 6-month suboptimal follow-up was lower (20.6 vs. 30.1 events per 100 patient-years; P = 0.022) than those in the control group. Median time to next scheduled appointment was shorter in the intervention group than in the control group after a suboptimal follow-up alert (1.71 vs. 3.48 months; P < 0.001) and after a toxicity alert (2.79 vs. >6 months; P = 0.072). More than 90% of providers supported adopting the CDSS as part of standard care.
Limitation: This was a 1-year informatics study conducted at a single hospital subspecialty clinic.
Conclusion: A CDSS using interactive provider alerts improved CD4 cell counts and clinic follow-up for patients with HIV. Wider implementation of such systems can provide important clinical benefits.
Primary Funding Source: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Flow diagram of interactive and static computer alerts.
EMR = electronic medical record; SOF = suboptimal follow-up; TOX = toxicity; VF = virologic failure.
Study flow diagram.
The electronic medical record tracks patient case status as active or inactive (loss to follow-up, transferred medical care, or deceased). The patients of participating providers were randomly assigned to the interactive alert intervention group or to the static alert control group. There was no statistical difference in mortality or loss to follow-up, but more patients transferred medical care ("left practice") during the study in the intervention group than in the control group (1.2% vs. 5.1% of patients; P < 0.001).
Mean change in CD4 cell count per month, by providers with evaluable patients in both groups.
* To convert cells/mm3 to ×109 cells/L, multiply by 10−3.
Kaplan–Meier analysis of time to next scheduled appointment after the first SOF and TOX alerts.
SOF = suboptimal follow-up; TOX = toxicity.
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First and foremost, my sports "thank you" this year goes to Joe Flacco, quarterback of the Baltimore Ravens. After both of my quarterbacks fell to injury, my playoff-poised fantasy team looked as if it would be sprinting to the bottom of the standings. But that was until the rookie quarterback stepped up for me in a big way. Though many times I call him Shane Falco from the Replacements, it's all out of love. Because right now, Joe Flacco has saved my fantasy behind. After last week's performance of 185 yards and two touchdowns, I am back in the playoff hunt. Thank you Joe Flacco. Thank you.
Next, I would like to thank Sheetz. That's right. The gas station. But it's not just a gas station, it's a one-stop shop.
Where else can I go fill up my gas tank, get a meatball sub, a large Diet Pepsi and a frozen chocolate-banana mocha all in one place? And if that doesn't float my boat, I can get some windshield fluid, a Gatorade G2, a breakfast sandwich with hashbrowns and a milkshake. While those might not sound appealing all together, you get my drift. The place is a fantastic smorgasbord of goodness, and I am thankful there is one in my life. Now, I would even be more thankful if they built one on Mahoning Avenue in Champion, but that might be getting a little greedy.
On a more personal note, I would like to thank my two newest and quickly becoming dearest friends, Candace and Whitney. At the beginning of this year, I was in kind of a funk. It felt like all my girl friends were married, moving, or had significant others to occupy their time. Like I said, I was in a funk, until Candace and Whitney came into my life.
Whitney and I were slowly, but surely, becoming friends, as we had mutual ones and were starting to hang around each other more often. As for Candace, I had known her for awhile, but one day, my birthday to be exact, I needed a partner in crime. She was happy to oblige. The rest, my friends, is history.
We have now become a trio, an undeniable force that can't be stopped. And just wait until we take our reign of terror to the Caribbean, as these are the two girls that I will be going on my first real, adult vacation with - our cruise in August.
Sometimes you don't know why people come in, or go out, of your life. I am a firm believer that you meet everyone for a purpose and everything happens for a reason. These two girls found their way into my life when I needed them the most. And it's crazy that we've only been friends for a year, because it feels like we've known each other our entire lives. So I'm thankful for those two, without them my life would be the definition of boring. Thank you, girls. You have no idea how thankful I am for you two.
On a side note, I would like to thank my friend Dobber. I joke with him all the time that it's his fault the three of us are the terrific trio we are. He introduced Candace and I, and he and Whitney have been known to cause their share of trouble. While he sometimes might regret it, I am forever thankful for him. For being a friend, and for introducing me to these fantastic ladies.
Last but not least, I am thankful for my parents. After they let me move back in, a million people have asked me, "How do you do it? I would have killed my parents by now!" The first way to answer that question is, "I have three jobs, I never see them." And secondly, my parents are pretty cool. Thank you both for taking back in your only daughter in her time of need. And mom, thanks for doing my laundry.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Sulonen is a sports writer at the Tribune Chronicle. E-mail her at email@example.com


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Bayer Men's One-A-Day Class Action Notice Plan Approved
By Matt O'Donnell
A California federal judge has given the green light to distribute a Class notice to California consumers covered by a class action lawsuit alleging Bayer falsely advertised the prostate health benefits of Bayer's Men's One-A-Day Vitamins.
U.S. District Judge Anthony J. Battaglia granted a joint motion for approval of the Class notice plan, which will be published online in the next few weeks. The notice will be directed to the following Class Members:
- all persons who purchased One-A-Day Men's Health Formula from March 2002 to May 31, 2010; and
- all persons who purchased One-A-Day Men's 50+ Advantage from April 2007 to May, 31, 2010.
Plaintiffs in the One-A-Day vitamin class action lawsuit accuse Bayer of misleading consumers into believing the multivitamins – which contain selenium — support prostate health, despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
According to the class action lawsuit, Bayer did not have "credible and reliable scientific support for the promise" that selenium consumption can reduce the risk of prostate cancer. It further alleged that recent clinical studies have shown that for some men, increased selenium consumption may actually increase the risk of prostate cancer.
Top Class Actions will publish the Settlement Administrator website for the Bayer Men's One-A-Day Vitamins Class Action Lawsuit once it goes live.
The case is Johns v. Bayer Corp., Case No. 9-cv-1935, U.S. District Court, Southern District of California.
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From the first time I saw the book The Hole in Our Gospel by Richard Stearns, I knew that God had something to tell me in there (I have already mentioned in a previous post how God led me to buy this book). Actually, He had several messages for me there.
This book doesn't attempt to address the "whole Gospel". It doesn't cover the need of salvation, the coming of Jesus and his death, ressurection, etc. But it does cover what it claims to be the "hole" in our Gospel: the general lack of action from the Church towards those in need, specifically those living in extreme poverty.
In the first part of the book Stearns tells us how he became the CEO of World Vision. He was the CEO of a secular company and he had a very comfortable financial situation. Well, maybe more than comfortable. Than he was challenged by God to accept a job that would bring a considerable change in his life. The job of CEO of World Vision represented a decrease in 75% of his salary. Yet, he felt God was calling him to do it.
That was my favorite part. At that time, when I was reading the book, I was praying to God about my own job, and I was almost certain that He wanted me to quit. So reading Stearns's own account, his doubts and fears, the financial change that accepting the challenge would bring, they all made me identify with his story.
But the book is not only about Stearns's challenge. He also talks about the "hole" he mentions in the title, the gap between what our christian life should be and what it is in fact. Here are some inspiring quotes I'd like to share with you:
"When we committed ourselves to following Christ, we also committed to living our lives in such a way that a watching world would catch a glimpse of God's character – His love, justice, and mercy – through our words, actions, and behavior."
"Our charge is to both proclaim and embody the gospel so that others can see, hear, and feel God's love in tangible ways."
"Even Jesus did not spend every waking hour helping the poor. He dined with the wealthy, celebrated at weddings and feasts, taught in the synagogue, and perhaps even did a bit of carpentry. Still, there is no question that His love for the poor found consistent and concrete expression in His life and ministry."
"This is not an argument that salvation comes through works, but rather an assertion that one who has committed his life to Jesus will bear quality fruit as evidence of the lordship of Christ."
Then the last part of the book shows statistics and information about the current state of poverty in the world, and some inspiring true stories of lives that were changed through the work of World Vision. Although I thought it could be more condensed, the information help us see that ending poverty is a challenge that we, regular people, can tackle. We can make a huge difference in the lives of many people.
Obviously, Stearns focuses on World Vision's work and how a small monthly amount from the donors can help so many people break the cycle of poverty.
If you want to be challenged, if you want to make a difference, this is a must-read for you.
I leave you with another quote from the book, one that I did and invite you to do too:
What if we each said to God, "Use me; I want to change the world"?
What if…?


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The NFL has been using some version of Jimmy Johnson's draft value chart for the better part of two decades.
It's been altered on a team-by-team basis to better account for rule changes and individual beliefs, but it's still around. The chart trade lives in a modified form.
So what is the Eagles' No. 4 pick worth? The traditional chart says the fourth-overall pick in the NFL Draft is worth 1,800 points. That's the equivalent of the 12th (1,200) and 31st (600) selections.
It's highly doubtful the Eagles can get two first-rounders for No. 4 right now. If they could, I'm pretty sure general manager Howie Roseman would be fist-pumping down One NovaCare Way. That kind of deal likely isn't available in this star-bereft draft, where it's almost a certainty the Eagles will make a handful of moves.
"We're open to anything," Roseman said last week.
That means moving up or down. The chart says up would be costly. Say the Eagles wanted Dion Jordan, who played for new coach Chip Kelly at Oregon, really badly and needed to trade with the Jaguars at No. 2 in order to land him. According to the chart, it would cost the Eagles the No. 4 pick, their second-round pick (No. 35) and their third-round pick (No. 67). Mark it down, that is not going to happen.
Somewhere along the line the Jimmy Johnson trade value chart has lost touch with reality. There is no way the San Diego Chargers, no matter how desperate they are for an offensive tackle, are going to trade their first, second and fourth-round picks for the Eagles' No. 4 selection. More likely the Chargers would trade the No. 11 overall selection and some mid-to-late round picks to jump to No. 4.
Last year the teams picking third and fourth overall made a deal. The Vikings moved up one spot and threw in fourth, fifth and seventh-round selections worth a total of 101.5 points. So they paid 1,901.5 to Cleveland for the No. 3 pick. The trade value card says the third pick is worth 2,200 points.
The Eagles threw in fourth and sixth-round picks to jump from 15 to 12. They paid 1,138.6 for a 1,200-point pick, according to the chart.
The value of the top picks are nowhere near where it had been in the past. The No. 10 selection in my full first-round mock (Star Lotulelei) could easily be the No. 2 pick. It's that kind of draft.
In theory, the value of the top draft picks should have gone up since the NFL lockout. With a rookie pay scale in place, the cost of premium talent in the draft has decreased. The first few players selected are no longer a financial liability. Instead, they're now a fiscally-reasonable gamble. If they live up to expectations, they're an incredible bargain throughout their first contract.
What likely has driven the value of the higher picks down is the overall depth in the drafts. The later-round picks appear to have increased in value on the trade card. So if the Eagles do trade out of the No. 4 spot, it's likely to be for a first-rounder and some mid-to-late round picks.


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MIDLAND, MI - The staff of Dow Chemical Employees' Credit Union, 600 E. Lyon, has given more than $4,000 in food, household items, personal care items and monetary donations to local community organizations.
Benefiting from the collection were The Open Door, which operates crisis shelters and a soup kitchen in the Midland area; Ten Sixteen Recovery Network of Midland, a service providing residential care, education, counseling and recovery support for those who are alcohol dependent; Good Samaritan Rescue Mission of Bay City, which provides emergency assistance, referrals, counseling and life skills classes; and East Side Soup Kitchen of Saginaw, which supplies lunchtime meals to those in need and after-school meals to children.
The goods were distributed Feb. 18 during the credit union's Presidents Day in-service.
Dow Chemical Employees' Credit Union has in excess of $1.4 billion in assets and more than 56,500 members. To learn about membership eligibility requirements, visit dcecu.org or call 989-835-7794.


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