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HIV infection: Risk factors and prevention strategies
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- Myron S Cohen, MD
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Although the incidence of HIV has dropped considerably since the height of the epidemic, millions of new HIV infections occur globally each year. An understanding of the risk factors for HIV infection lies at the foundation of successful preventive strategies, which should combine both behavioral and biomedical interventions to reduce HIV infection risk.
This topic reviews these risk factors and prevention strategies. More detailed discussion on particular prevention strategies, including pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV, and prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV are found elsewhere. (See "Pre-exposure prophylaxis against HIV infection" and "Management of nonoccupational exposures to HIV and hepatitis B and C in adults" and "Management of healthcare personnel exposed to HIV" and "Antiretroviral and intrapartum management of pregnant HIV-infected women and their infants in resource-rich settings" and "Prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission in resource-limited settings".)
HIV infection is acquired through sexual intercourse, exposure to infected blood, or perinatal transmission. The distribution of the modes of transmission of HIV infection varies in different countries. In the United States, male-to-male sexual contact and injection drug use (IDU) account for more than half of cases [1]. In contrast, in resource-limited areas, penile-vaginal intercourse is responsible for 70 to 80 percent of HIV infections, perinatal transmission and IDU account for 5 to 10 percent each, and a smaller but growing proportion of cases are among men who have sex with men (MSM) [2,3]. Since stigma remains a major problem hindering the study of MSM in resource-constrained countries, it seems clear that the incidence and prevalence of HIV in MSM in these settings needs far greater attention. (See "Global epidemiology of HIV infection", section on 'Modes of transmission driving the epidemic'.)
Risk of HIV infection varies by type of sexual or parenteral exposure (table 1). However, estimates of risk are mostly based on observational studies and are difficult to quantify since transmission risk also depends on other cofactors that greatly enhance (and occasionally reduce) the probability of infection [4-6]. As an example, risk factors for HIV transmission include high viral load in the source patient, and risk factors for HIV acquisition after exposure include sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and lack of circumcision, as well as certain host and genetic factors [7-9].
Viremia in the source individual — For all modes of transmission, a higher viral load in the HIV-infected source individual is associated with a greater risk of transmission. Viral load depends on several factors, most importantly whether the individual is taking antiretroviral therapy (ART) and the stage of HIV disease [4,10]. Individuals with viral suppression on ART rarely if ever transmit infection [10-12], whereas the risk of transmission appears higher during acute than chronic infection [4].
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- Viremia in the source individual
- - Source with unknown HIV status
- Sexual transmission risk factors
- - Sexual behavior
- - Lack of circumcision
- - Sexually transmitted infections
- - Virus in genital fluids
- - Genetic background
- - Hormonal contraceptive use
- Bloodborne transmission risk factors
- Perinatal transmission risk factors
- HIV-infected individuals
- Individuals at risk for HIV
- - Identifying new infections
- - Risk reduction
- Serodiscordant couples
- Pregnant and breastfeeding women
- Post-exposure prophylaxis
- Pre-exposure prophylaxis
- Treatment as prevention
- - Test and treat
- Condom use
- Male circumcision
- - HIV infection in heterosexual men
- - HIV infection in women
- - HIV infection in MSM
- Counseling and harm reduction strategies
- Treatment of sexually transmitted infections
- Experimental approaches


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Frost up your Holiday dinner party with umbra's Frosine Glasses designed by Michelle Ivankovic. Frosine is made from recycled glasses that are hand selected for this beautiful collection.
Each piece is given a sandblasted frosting giving them a renewed life. The set comes with 4 mismatched glasses varying between 6 and 10 inches for $50.


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Days: Tuesday – Friday
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Stone lions from China? A painted dog from France? Mosaic animals from Syria? Animals have been depicted in art throughout history in many different ways using a variety of materials, from paint to stone to fibers to glass. How and why did they do it?
During this entertaining multicultural introduction to an art museum, students discover animals in paintings, sculpture, the decorative arts, and other media. The tour includes several popular hands-on activities that address science, math and fine arts benchmarks.
Artwork on this tour:
Animals Hunting (detail). Roman, c. 450–520 A.D. Daphne, House of the Worcester Hunt, Turkey. Mosaic of stone tesserae. Purchase, 1937, with conservation treatment funded by the Academy Guild (4672) (Pictured above)
Pierre Mignard (French, 1612–1695). The Children of the Duc de Bouillon, 1647. Oil on canvas. Purchase, Robert Allerton Fund, 1975 (4293.1).
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Tour length: 3 hours
Times: Tour begins at 9am; art-making begins at 10:30am
Following the tour, students will meet with a professional art instructor in our art studio and make a three-dimensional animal in clay.
Continue your museum experience back at school! Borrow artifacts related to your tour from the Lending Collection to use in the classroom. The Lending Collection is a free resource for island educators. Pre-packaged object trunks available for some tours, or hand pick objects from the collection for any tour. Contact Dawn Sueoka at email@example.com.
Connecting to Standards
General Learner Outcomes
GLO #1: Self-directed Learner (The ability to be responsible for one's own learning)
GLO #2: Community Contributor (The understanding that it is essential for human beings to work together)
GLO #3: Complex Thinker (The ability to demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving)
GLO #5: Effective Communicator (The ability to communicate effectively)
K-12.CCRA.R.7: Integrate and evaluate content presented in diverse formats and media, including visually and quantitatively, as well as in words
Oral Communication: Standard 6: CONVENTIONS AND SKILLS: Apply knowledge of verbal and nonverbal language to communicate effectively in various situations: interpersonal, group, and public for a variety of purposes
Science Standard 1: The Scientific Process: Discover, invent and investigate using the skills necessary to engage in the scientific process
Science Standard 3: Understand the unity, diversity, and interrelationships of organisms, including their relationship to cycles of matter and energy in the environment
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Visual Arts: Standard 1: Understand and apply art materials, techniques, and processes in the creation of works of art and understand how the visual arts communicate a variety of ideas, feelings, and experiences
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FA.K.1.1 Use developmentally appropriate art vocabulary
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FA.K.1.4 Explain preferences for particular works of art
First Grade Benchmarks
FA.1.1.1 Use various types of art media
FA.1.1.2 Use the elements of line, shape, form, texture, color, and the principles of repetition and variety in artwork using a variety of art mediums
FA.1.1.3 Differentiate between two-dimensional and three-dimensional artwork
FA.1.1.5 Use familiar subjects and experiences to create original works of art
FA.1.1.6 Compare artwork from various cultures that have similar themes and subject matter
Second Grade Benchmarks
FA.2.1.1 Use the element of space and the principles of repetition and variety, with a variety of art media
FA.2.1.3 Describe different responses to the same work of art
FA.2.1.4 Investigate how art is used in celebrations, festivals, and customs of selected cultures from the past and present
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FA.3.1.2 Use observational skills in creating an original work of art
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Chandigarh: A woman and a 'granthi' (Sikh priest) were arrested in Punjab on Monday on charges of desecration of the holy Guru Granth Sahib, police said on Monday.
Amritsar's Senior Superintendent of Police (Rural) Jasdeep Singh Saini told media that those arrested included granthi Jagdeep Singh of Amritsar district and Balwinder Kaur of Ludhiana.
Saini said that the priest had admitted that he desecrated the holy book.
The woman, Balwinder Kaur, has been accused of tearing pages of the holy book at the gurdwara in Ghawaddi village in Ludhiana district.
Ludhiana Police Commissioner P.S. Umaranangal said that the reason for the desecration was being ascertained.
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Over the next two decades, bold estimates have local governments around the world spending over $41 trillion on "smart cities." But what are smart cities, and how do we measure return on investment?
Over the past decade, Texas has led on wind but lagged on solar power. That may soon change. Texas solar companies are now offering "all-solar" plans to take advantage of an improved market.
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Despite continued dispute over their effectiveness, carbon taxes and cap-and-trade programs in the United States and Canada have raised billions of dollars. And China has now followed suit.
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When climate change initially became a powerful political talking point, the dirty economies of developing countries might have made U.S. efforts seem inconsequential. Now the roles of reversed, and the U.S. has some catching up to do.
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Currently in its early stages, Project Sunroof tracks how much sun every roof receives. Then it estimates the costs and savings if rooftop solar were installed. Right now, the tool only covers the Bay Area, Fresno, and Boston.
The fossil fuel industry has convinced the public that aggressive carbon reduction will harm the economy. Au contraire. The carbon reduction leader will secure its place at the top of the global economy, argues UrbDeZine Editor Bill Adams.
Never mind that the lines are needed to carry renewable energy from wind turbines in the north to industries in the south to meet the nation's formidable carbon reduction policies. Public health and property values come first for some neighbors.
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A Vox post explains the fickle trends of wind power production in the United States.
"After a few years of progress, a new national ranking of state energy efficiency policies confirms that Ohio is now falling fast behind competing states," reports David Beach.
Green City Blue Lake
A new study by the World Bank examines the benefits for policies addressing clean transportation, energy efficiency in industry, and energy efficiency in buildings in five countries and the European Union.
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With two new wind turbine installations at the tops of buildings in New York and dozens more in the pipeline, will turbines be as ubiquitous as water towers on the New York skyline?
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Two years after Governor Andrew Cuomo outlined an ambitious 10-year, $1 billion effort to revive the Buffalo Niagara economy, the areas targeted for investment are beginning to become clear, reports David Robinson.
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Reese Neader and Daniel Goldfarb discuss military-driven innovation in technology, and how it will ease our transition away from dependence on foreign oil.
A newly released report by the International Energy Agency hands out dismal grades to the nations of the world for their efforts in developing clean energy technologies. Brad Plumer shares the results.
The Washington Post
Former California Governor (and current gubernatorial candidate) Jerry Brown may be the only person able to give the state a clean energy policy -- mainly because he's already done it before, according to this article.
Mother Jones
China, South Korea and Japan are all investing teh equivalent of hundreds of billions of dollars in clean energy technologies, while the U.S. is debating a mere 1.2 billion in the Waxman-Markey bill.
San Francisco Chronicle
Germany's experience in implementing environmentally-friendly concepts like green roofs, wind power and other renewables is pointing the way for many American decisionmakers.
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Clean energy is a major component of the Obama Administration's plans for an upgraded electricity grid. But with variable outputs, clean energy generation from solar and wind will need to be augmented, according to this piece from NPR.


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There was much sniggering and smirking around the County circuit seven weeks ago as word spread that Yorkshire had found a new fast bowler with flame-red hair and a fiery temperament to match.
"I've never been spoken to like that by any other bowler in all my years of playing county cricket," one of Kirby's early opponents is alleged to have muttered after a comment about his fortune in surviving a delivery.
But if the 23-year-old showed scant respect for the reputations of even the most-seasoned professionals, his bowling - genuinely quick and with more than a touch of swing - soon began to earn admiring comments.
After being released by Leicestershire in 1999, Kirby remodelled his bowling action following persistent back problems and, having written to several other counties, eventually persuaded Yorkshire to give him a trial.
Now, after just four full championship matches for the Division One leaders, he has captured 25 wickets at
11.40 runs apiece with a best of seven for 50 against Kent at Headingley.
Undeniably impressive, but are England either brave enough - or desperate enough - to throw him into battle against Australia on Thursday?
He has been watched twice by selector Geoff Miller, whose report was considered last night, and the outcome will be known on Sunday morning when the squad is announced.
England, two Tests down with three to play and seemingly adding another name to their casualty list every day, will be accused by some of clutching at the thinnest of straws if they take Kirby to Nottingham.
But there is a counter argument for picking a player in hot form, even if he's very much an unknown quantity.
England seldom take that sort of gamble. On the last Ashes Tour, then coach David Lloyd tossed Chris Schofield's name into the ring before the Sydney Test, but felt compelled to add: "I know you'll think I'm mad . . ."
Conservatism triumphed in the end. Schofield, the young Lancashire leg-spinner who was playing club cricket in Australia at the time and had been bowling well in England's nets, didn't get near the side - and the visitors lived to regret not picking an extra slow bowler.
Six years earlier, England missed what may have been Mark Lathwell's moment.
They responded to rave reviews by selecting the Somerset batsman for three one-day internationals against Australia, only to leave him on the bench.
Then, after losing the first two Tests, they pushed a by now lukewarm Lathwell into Ashes battle and watched him perish.
Perhaps Lathwell lacked the right temperament, but he was handled appallingly. Other countries have a better track record when it comes backing hunches.
New Zealand had seen enough promise in two first-class games to give 18-year-old Daniel Vettori a Test debut against England in the winter of 1997 - and the spinner more than justified their faith. South Africa's Paul Adams had an equally meteoric rise, and who can forget Peter Taylor. Who? Exactly.
Taylor, an off-spinner, thought Australia's selectors had meant to call up Mark Taylor for the last Test of the 1986-87Ashes series. But they insisted they wanted the man few other people had heard of, much less watched, and he responded by taking six for 78 in one innings and scoring 42 in another to win the match for his country.
So will England go with Kirby? The answer is probably yes . . . and no.
He has a decent chance of being included in next week's squad but whether he then makes the final XI is a different matter altogether. The selectors met last night, but they will want to see who is still standing, and showing a bit of form, after two days of championship cricket.
Kirby did his case no harm at all today on the first day of Yorkshire's match against Lancashire, taking two early wickets, including that of England opener Mike Atherton.
Possible squad: M Atherton (Lancs), M Trescothick (Somerset), M Butcher (Surrey), M Ramprakash (Surrey), U Afzaal (Notts), I Ward ( Surrey), A Stewart, (Surrey), N Hussain (Essex, Capt if fit), C White (Yorks), A Tudor (Surrey), R Croft (Glam), A Caddick (Somerset), D Gough (Yorks), S Kirby (Yorks) or A Mullally (Hants).
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Trusted by over two and a half million users, Agiloft's best practice Contract Management solution is accessible anywhere, anytime, so users can manage contracts with vendors, partners, and customers on the go.
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NORTHERN IRELAND have joined England at France 2016 and it could be Wales' turn on Saturday – but even if they miss out they'll qualify by beating Andorra at home on Tuesday.
Chris Coleman's side visit a Bosnia outfit who have recovered well from a poor start and are fighting Israel for a play-off spot.
Edin Dzeko has seven goals in qualification – only Thomas Muller and Robert Lewandowski have more – and he is 13-10 at Ladbrokes to score again but is a fitness doubt.
Gareth Bale has six of Wales' nine goals in qualification and is fit to play after picking up a knock in the Madrid derby. He is 2-1 at Ladbrokes to hit the target.
For a side ranked in FIFA's top 10 (honestly) Wales are big at 7-2 with McBookie and William Hill and because the odds are so big I'm prepared to take a chance on Wales draw no bet at 21-10 with McBookie.
Wales and Belgium are fighting for top spot and the Belgians have a gimme away to Andorra. They are no bigger than 1-50 to win so it's a question how many they'll win by. Belgium -3 AH at 5-9 with McBookie features on my Daily Record Top Treble.
For a first scorer consider Romelu Lukaku at 7-2 with Betfred or in-form Man City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne at 5-1 with Paddy Power.
The other game in Group B sees Israel entertain Cyprus and with the home men competing with Bosnia for a play-off spot they should pick up the points against a side whose only wins have come against Andorra since matchday one.
In Group A it's last-chance saloon for Holland who must win away to Kazakhstan to take their fight for a play-of place to the wire against the Czech Republic.
The Dutch have lost four out of eight matches and displays have been dire but they have quality forwards in the shape of the likes of Robin van Persie and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and our old favourite by Bas Dost is in there now as well and the Wolfsburg man is 11-8 at bet365 to score at any time.
However, my money man will be on the more experienced Huntelaar at 11-10 and it's time for Danny Blind's men to notch a win against a side with just one point. Holland are 2-7 at Betfred.
Turkey hold a two-point advantage over Holland as they travel to the Czechs who have already qualified with Iceland. Top spot though is still up for grabs so take the home at 7-4 with Betfred.
Iceland are 1-2 at Coral to beat Latvia and it's important they win ahead of their next match away to the Turks.
In Group H Italy, Norway and Croatia are guaranteed a playoff spot and all three are locked in a titanic struggle to clinch automatic qualification.
The Italians sit top, two points clear of second-placed Norway, who have a one-point advantage over Croatia in third.
Italy face Norway at home in the final group match which may well decide the top two places but only a fool would rule out Croatia who face Bulgaria at home and Malta away in their last two games. This group could well take one more unexpected twist and turn yet.
Italy are 3-10 with the likes of William Hill and Ladbrokes to win away to Azerbaijan and Norway 1-7 at home to a Malta side who rarely get hammered so the price is a tad short and on the handicaps I wouldn't go further than -1.
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Three first half goals earned Rovers a 3-1 win over Stevenage and moved them up to fifth place in League 1.
Zoumana Bakayogo, who was playing in a left wing role, opened the scoring early in the first half only for Stevenage to equalise soon after through Luke Freeman.
However, Ben Gibson's first goal for the Club and a second from Bakayogo sealed the vitory that could have been by a greater margin.
There was one change to the team that lost at MK Dons with Abdulai Bell-Baggie coming in for Danny Harrison. Mamady Sidibe made his first appearance at Prenton Park while Ben Gibson was making his first start at home since rejoining the Club on loan from Middlesbrough.
Sidibe met a Danny Holmes cross with a header that forced a save out of Steve Arnold in the second minute while Robin Shroot tested Owain Fon Williams at the opposite end two minutes later with a lot 25-yard shot.
The game came to life in the the tenth minute. A cross from Bell-Baggie hung in the wind and was dropped by Arnold. The ball landed at the feet of Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro and though his shot was blocked Zoumana Bakayogo reacted quickly to turn in from close range.
However the lead was shortlived. A foul by Paul Black gave Stevenage a shooting opportunity from 20 yards and Luke Freeman curled a free kick just inside the left hand post with Fon Williams unable to keep the ball out.
Gibson and Akpa Akpro both saw close range shots blocked as Rovers looked to retake the lead. The latter had to be palmed away from goal by Arnold, giving Tranmere a corner in the process. The set piece was cleared for another corner from which Rovers went back ahead. Stevenage failed to clear their area and possession fell to Gibson whose first time shot deflected into the left side of the net for his first goal for the Club.
It could have been 3-1 on 20 minutes when Akpa Akpro got behind Stevenage's player / caretaker manager Mark Roberts in running on to a through ball from Max Power but his side foot shot from 15 yards went wide of the target.
Former Rovers winger Lucas Akins narrowly missed the target with a 25 yard effort for the visitors on 21 minutes but the action quickly went back up the other end.
After Sidibe fired over the bar from a Bakayogo lay off, Palmer repeated the feat from a half cleared corner. Danny Holmes brought a save out of Arnold with a first time shot from the right side of the area and Palmer tested the keeper on 32 minutes.
Rovers' pressure paid off on 38 minutes. A long ball from Gibson should have been comfortably dealt with by the Stevenage defence but a mix up between Arnold and David Gray gave Bakayogo the chance to race between the pair and stroke a low shot past the keeper from 15 yards.
The visitors responded brightly. A Dani Lopez shot was blocked inside the Rovers six yard box and Max Power dispossessed Freeman as he was about to shoot on 41 minutes following a good run from Akins.
There was one final chance before haf time for Rovers when Palmer's chipped pass found Ash Taylor on the edge of the six yard box but his shot hit the body of Arnold and went behind for a corner.
Rovers went close to a fourth on 55 minutes. Akpa Akpro headed the ball over Roberts and ran around the defender, cut inside and saw his right foot shot cleared off the line. The ball rebounded to Bakayogo whose first time effort was blocked and again it fell to a Rovers shirt but Akpa Akpro's follow up was also cleared.
At the opposite end a Taylor clearance deflected into the path of Shroot six yards out but the Stevenage striker shot wide of Fon Williams' goal while the Rovers keeper comfortably saved a 20 yard shot from Freeman.
Gibson fired a 25 yard free kick over the bar on 68 minutes following a foul on Sidibe and Rovers should have had a fourth five minutes later. Akpa Akpro brushed off two challenges to get into the penalty area before finding Sidibe but the Stoke City loanee fired over from 12 yards.
Michael O'Halloran replaced Bell-Baggie with ten minutes remaining and David Amoo came on for Bakayogo four minutes later after the defender pulled up with cramp.
Stevenage substitute Greg Tansey shot over from 20 yards on 90 minutes and Sam Hoskins hit the side netting after getting past Black in the first minute of injury time.
Tranmere: Fon Williams, Holmes, Taylor, Gibson, Black, Bell-Baggie (O'Halloran 80), Palmer, Power, Bakayogo (Amoo 84), Sidibe, Akpa Akpro. Substitutes: Mooney, Kay, Goodison, Harrison, Stockton.
Stevenage: Arnold, Gray, Charles, Grant (Tansey 82), Dunne, Akins, Freeman, Roberts, N'Gala, Lopez (Hoskins 73), Shroot. Substitutes: Jeffrey, Day, Comminges, Beleck, Iro.
Referee: Graham Scott
Yellow cards: Dunne (25)
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Contemplation and Mental Communication.Mature
I returned to the Pixie World. I was feeling a little drained and needed the company of other Pixies. I also needed to talk to Father and Ava to their faces about Thalpius.
I reluctantly entered the house. Ava came to meet me when she heard the door. She'd been crying. She took just one look at me and clearly swallowed back more tears.
Eventually she spoke. "Your father is in the dining room."
"He's better then." It wasn't a question but she nodded anyway. I headed for the stairs.
"He wants to see you," Ava called after me. I turned slowly to face her. Father avoided me at all costs. Sure I'd avoided them but only Thalpius had sought a way to... help me. My father hadn't been bothered.
"Of course he does but I want to wash and change my clothes and be alone," I said.
"He wants to see you," she repeated and turned back to the dining room. I kept going to my room. I washed and pulled on a long brown skirt and a blue blouse. I enjoyed wearing a skirt again.
A few minutes later, I tentatively knocked on the dining room door. Father was sitting in his usual place at the head of the table with a sobbing Ava on his left. His hand covered hers. Ice usually sat on his left with me beside her and then Thalpius sat - used to sit - next to Ava.
"You wished to see me, Father?" I said. His eyes flashed to me and my only reaction was to blink at the anger in them.
"What happened?" he snapped without preamble, "How did my only son die?"
I smiled without humour.
"He was murdered. The end," I answered and started to leave.
"No! You will not leave until you've told me every last detail!" Father shouted and I heard Ava whimper. His voice was slightly calmer when he continued. "I believe you are deliberately not telling me who killed him."
"Good deduction," I rolled my eyes.
"I know you're protecting him again!" Father yelled when I walked out the room. I froze but then spun around.
"Who?" I whispered. Father's face was triumphant.
"You know who," he said softly, "If you don't tell me the truth about what happened then I'll have to punish you. Nature, why aren't you more like your sister. She isn't home much but at least she's-"
"NO!" I glared at my father and hissed, "I will never be like that... that... that Traitor."
"Traitor? How?" Ava breathed.
"She's the one who killed my little brother! And I couldn't stop her and I have to live with that for the rest of my life! If you want to punish someone, Father, then let it be your eldest daughter," I ran from the room. I sprinted for my bedroom.
"Lies!" Father shouted after me, "You're protecting the Trickster, I know it!" I didn't bother replying. I slammed my door shut and locked it.
The Pixie World was suppose to be the refuge of all Pixies and a home for us all. Yet whenever I was in the Pixie World it couldn't be less of a home to me. The pull of this world wasn't as strong as we'd been warned for me. We'd been taught that whenever we ventured from the Pixie World the tug that constantly called us to return was so strong that we could hardly concentrate on anything else unless we spent years learning to put it in the back of our minds. For me, even in the beginning, it was very faint and easy to ignore. Ice, too, seemed to be able to ignore the pull. Was it genetic then? Nature hit me disrupting my thoughts but I was thinking so deeply that I stored it away to think about later. I shook my head and continued with what I was thinking. Thalpius had spoken to me of the discomfort of the tug and he was my half brother very much like Ice was my half sister. Genes from Father were out then.
I felt cold. What if it was because there were other things that tied us to the world of all other creatures? What if it was because we were bored of this world? Or both?
Very good, sister, very good indeed. You hate that don't you? That we have more in common than you think.
I had hoped I'd severed this connection, I replied, ignoring what she'd said. I'd used this mind connection before when I'd called Ice to help Maz... when this mess started. The connection only occured between siblings.
Ice chuckled in my head. It only severs if both Pixies wish that. I figured this connection may come in handy. It did for you... all those years ago.
Nice try Ice but, whatever reaction you're hoping for, you're not getting it.
Ah, I don't care about your reaction to that. No, no, no, no, no, I care about your reaction to this. I saw Mazany's face flash through our minds. I kept my mind perfectly blank.
Tut-tut, Zuri, you've not upheld your side of the bargain.
The rules only apply in these worlds, I replied.
These worlds? You're insane, Sister, what other worlds are there?
Tut-tut, Ice. You certainly live in the present don't you? I had to force myself not to think how I sounded like the phoenixes (particularly Al'Leako).
Better than letting myself be ruled by the past. I look to the future, Sis, instead of dwelling in the past.
It doesn't matter where you hide him, Ice. I'll find him, or rather; he'll find me. After all, I have a debt to uphold.
Knowing you, you promised to save him. You love being the hero - to be precise, his hero - so how will you uphold the debt but also keep that promise.
Watch me, Sis, multi-tasking. Not one of your strong points.
We're both bored of the restrictions of the Pixie World and it scares you that you might become a traitor - like me. I'm tied to the freedom of this world - like you. We both like getting out of the nose's of our 'family' especially when we don't care for them much. Oh, you think you do, but you don't - not anymore. We're also both tied to the Fire Fox. We have a lot in common, Zuri, and you're beginning to realise that. Ice hurtled as many things at me as she could. I smiled.
Yes, those things bother me but not as much as the fact you're scared of me bothers you. Catch you later, Ice.
I locked the door of our minds, so to speak, and went to sit on the window sill. I shut my eyes and forced her words from my head. She wanted to throw me, distract me...
I opened my eyes and looked out the window.
"What in the deepest pits of Nature's Dark World is going on?" I said.
Outside the house was a small army of Pixies.


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When you stay at Courtyard by Marriott Toulouse Airport in Toulouse, you'll be near the airport and convenient to Purpan Hospital and Roman Amphitheater at Purpan. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Airbus and Saint Radegonde Colomiers Church.
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Gianni Pittella, the Leader of the Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament, met with UK Prime Minister David Cameron this morning to discuss the draft text regarding the UK's relationship with the European Union.
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"At the same time, we must also not undermine European principles and values. I expressed our concerns especially on the social dimension; we cannot accept any kind of discrimination between European workers.
"On ever closer union, the agreement must not prevent those countries who wish to integrate further. On economic governance, we could not accept systematic derogation in favour of the City. We also must ensure that the emergency brake cannot turn into a tool to discriminate among EU citizens.
As I made it clear to Mr Cameron the EU Parliament is a crucial player and not a paper pusher.
We will fully play our role as co-legislator and carefully look through the whole implementation process of the final agreement."
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UPDATE 1-Canada mortgage arrears rate continues to decline
By Randall Palmer
OTTAWA Aug 29 (Reuters) - The already low rate of arrears on mortgages insured by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp (CMHC) declined further in the second quarter, an indicator which might temper concerns about a possible hard landing for the housing sector.
The government agency said in its quarterly financial report that the arrears rate had declined to 0.32 percent as of the end of June, down from 0.35 percent both at the end of 2012 and at the end of March.
Canada did not suffer the housing crisis that triggered the 2007-2009 recession in the United States, and its government has taken steps to try to cool the Canadian market without causing a crash.
The total amount of insurance CMHC had on loans was C$562.1 billion ($535.3 billion) at the end of June, just C$500 million less than the end of March and comfortably under the C$600 billion ceiling set by the government.
The amount of insurance it wrote during the second quarter was C$20.8 billion, slightly up from the C$19.5 billion of the second quarter of 2012.
The main factor in the increase was a 232-percent jump from a year earlier in portfolio insurance, which covers portfolios of mortgages. This was due to a combination of temporary changes and year-over-year comparisons.
Early in 2012, CMHC reduced access to portfolio insurance through an allocation process, helping return volumes to those of prior to the liquidity crisis. The second quarter of 2012 saw a significant reduction from the first quarter; by comparison the first quarter of 2013 were negligible, followed by a significant uptake in the second. Continued...