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Are you planning on going camping with some friends? Don't want to take the car. Then hire a minibus and driver to get you there. If there are quite a few of you going, you will most likely have to go in separate vehicles, if you were driving yourself. With a minibus you can all travel in style and comfort together, even if it's just for the weekend. Choosing to hire a minibus with its driver is cheaper than having to fuel etc. more than one vehicle to get you there. Start your adventure from leaving home together, before getting to the campsite.
Minibuses are probably a lot safer than years gone by, because they have to pass such vigorous rules and regulations. They are very spacious giving you plenty of leg room, and to pack away all your camping gear. Minibus companies can now fit trailers to the back of their vehicles for extra luggage.
Hiring a minibus means you can chat away with your friends and family along the way. Plus, you can travel in style and comfort. Many of the minibus companies around the country now have their vehicles fitted with seatbelts, air conditioning, CD and DVD players, plasma TVs, tables, reclining seats, docks for iPods, tinted windows and even curtains.
No need to worry about keeping an eye on the other traffic or getting lost. Minibus drivers are very knowledgeable about roads, where road works etc. are, giving you an enjoyable journey to let you relax. You can rest assured that your minibus driver will get you to the campsite without any hitches. Not only will they drive you there, but also take you home at the end of your holiday. Most minibuses seat from 8 to 16 people. They will also pick you up door-to-door or at a location of your choice.
If you are planning a camping trip over in Europe, you must check that the drivers have the necessary documents. There are more rules over there about buses transporting passengers.
Camping can be very enjoyable if you like the outdoors. Cooking your food in the open-air can give it a certain taste that is different to indoor cooking. Many campsites have buildings for showers and toilets these days, as well as running water. They are not as primitive as they once was. Plus, the tents you can buy have separate rooms in them. They are lot more comfortable, making your camping trip a lot more enjoyable.
Many people are taking up camping as some form of holiday, because it's cheaper than staying in a hotel. You can also tour around, and not stay in one spot for your holiday. The only downside to camping in the UK is probably the weather. We cannot guarantee good weather from one day to the next. So, as long as you don't mind getting wet, camping is the way to go.


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by June Fuentes of A Wise Woman Builds Her Home - Where Are The Mothers?Editor's note: This post is a very old one, from back in 2008, and the names of the pop starts she's uttering from some pretty innocent Disney channel television shows aren't relevant to today. But the idea that if you allow your child to have any sort of normal society culture likes is something that the Quiverfull and Christian Patriarch Movement still to this day thinks are evil. More isolation and control.One mother who had a problem with Bratz Dolls took a more creative positive solution than merely bemoaning them online. She remakes them. She started Tree Change Dolls. She also pointed out how young … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Dressing 'Modestly' Protects You From Creeps?
by Zack Clark from Girl Defined - Smart Dudes Aren't Looking at Your BodyEditor's note: I beg to differ. I don't care if you're covered up from neck to ankle, there are always going to be some men that will look and lust over that exposed inch of ankle skin. Cover that ankle skin and some guys will be drooling over your ear lobes. Plus creepy guys are going to approach you no matter what. Better to teach about sexual consent and how to deal gracefully with pushy guys that will be trying to hit on you uninvited than to claim if you dress modestly enough you'll be protected against those types. … [Read more...]
Effects of Patriarchy on Gender and Relationships
by AJ cross posted from her blog I am Phoenix It was when I was in my early 20's while still living at home, right before the intervention that resulted in me leaving the homestead.I realize now this phase was my silent, extreme reaction to growing up in a patriarchal environment. My version of "fuck you!" without daring to talk. Talking was too dangerous, too scary. Too many repercussions. This, on the other hand, was my quiet way of taking a stand and rebelling. Although I didn't know it at the time and didn't even realize it until recently. … [Read more...]
Why Do Fundamentalist Men and Women Dress Differently?
by Bruce Gerencser from his blog The Life and Times of Bruce GerencserWithin Evangelicalism, especially on the far right of the Evangelical spectrum, women are considered subservient, second class, whoring Jezebels out to rob men and teenage boys of their virtue. Listen to enough sermons at the local Independent Fundamentalist Baptist church and you will likely conclude that seductive women are lurking in the shadows ready to expose a bit of leg and cleavage, bringing weak, helpless men to their knees and hopefully to their bed. After all, the Bible does have a story that warns of this very behavior: … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Cover Up You Temptress?
by Lisa Jacobson as reposted by Daughters of the King - Avert Your EyesEditor's note: We've shared this piece of shaming and blaming before, but it bears revisiting in light of the sexual scandals in many churches and the budding rape culture in the worlds of fundamentalism, evangelical and quiverfull Christianity. What about teaching young men to not think of women's bodies as pieces of meat meant for sex or sexual temptation, and to treat them like genuine people? Do you think that might end this sort of torment for this poor kid if he wasn't hyper-sexualized by purity culture? … [Read more...]
Not Quoting Quiverfull: Examples of Christian Rape Culture?
by Shaney Irene from Faith Filled Thoughts From The Front Porch - Everyday Examples of Christian Rape CultureEditor's note: This is an excellent article with many different aspects of how rape culture is prominent in Evangelical Christianity and Quiverfull. Only sharing the first three points, so you'll need to go to the original article to read the rest. The question that this brings up in my mind is how do we go around ending rape culture in the church? Do we call it out and not tolerate it? Or do we work from within to end it? … [Read more...]
Jack Hyles Gives Advice On How To Raise A Girl
by Bruce Gerencser cross posted from his blog The Life and Times of Bruce GerencserIn chapter 20 of How to Rear Children, Jack Hyles, former of pastor of First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana, gives his advice on making a lady out of girl: The women's liberation notwithstanding most men still want someone ladylike and feminine for a wife. To be sure, all good Christian men want submissive, feminine, ladylike, and godly wives. Yet, we live in a society which wants to homogenize the sexes. The boys wear make-up and the girls wear blue jeans. The boys wear flowered shirts while the girls wear work shirts. The fad is for the boys to be feminine and the girls to be masculine. C … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: The Taunt of Slut?
by Unknown Very Creepy Christian Dude on You Tube - 7 Simple Rules for Dating My Christian DaughterEditor's note: This dude is talking to his daughter about his rules for her dating members of the opposite sex. Found this gem on Liberal America.org, who found it on the very funny Instagram account Christian Nightmares. Video posted below the horrendous quotes. This man is another of those Good Christian Men (tm) that are all too interested in their daughter's sex life. Jaw drop. … [Read more...]
Ex-Homeschooler Fashion
by Latebloomer cross posted from her blog Past Tense, Present ProgressiveAs a former fundamentalist homeschooled kid, one of many aspects of life that I've had to do a lot of catch up in is fashion. I grew up choosing clothing based solely on modesty, which in my circles meant that I was shopping in clothing sections meant for the elderly and basically wearing fabric sacks. Often, I had to make things for myself when even the grandmotherly clothing options failed me. Everything I wore was at least 4 sizes too big and several inches too short, and I had no idea about choosing colors that complemented my skin tone, no idea about hair, no idea about makeup, no idea about skin and nail ca … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Girls Wearing What They Want Are Sinning Against Jesus?
by Reagan Ramm from his site Reagan Ramm.com - Modesty: A Guy's Opinion Part 2Editor's note: Several of the blogs we quote here for the Quoting Quiverfull feature have used Reagan Ramm's Part 1 on Modesty to justify all sorts of shaming. Here's the second part and it gets no better. Now he's claiming that if you wear something you want to wear and it causes someone to stumble you've lost the freedom to make clothing choices plus sinned against Jesus. Then he goes on in his blog to list what is and isn't modest. What gives him this right? … [Read more...]

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Chiggers: What's Going Around for the Week of June 12
Things that bite and itch are the story of the week. That's just one thing local doctors are talking about when looking at "What's Going Around" the area where you live.
- Ever heard of chiggers? They're pretty common in the mid-west, but they're rampant here during the warmer months of the year. Dr. Randolph Gibbs says field workers and some children are coming into contact with these insects while picking grapes. Victims develop a hive-like rash and little red pimples on exposed skin. Repellants containing DEET can help prevent bites. "Treatment is directed at alleviating the itching with oral antihistamines, cool compresses and soothing lotions," Gibbs says. "A short course of steroids may be indicated in severe cases." Children at the Mecca Clinic are also coming in with gastroenteritis. Symptoms usually subside within two days.
- PA Mitch Claire is seeing all kinds of gastrointestinal illnesses in Indio this week. Vomiting, nausea and abdominal discomfort are all symptoms. Over-the-counter medication and hydration usually does the trick, but if things don't get better, see your doctor. Also, swimmer's ear is picking up because more people are in the pool. Avoid the pool until your antibiotic drops kick in.
- Planning on flying this summer? Remember that it's common to catch respiratory illnesses from the recirculated air on airplanes. Dr. Frank Arian has treated a number of cases of a light cough, cold and congestion from valley visitors because of this. Stay eight feet away from people who are coughing, and wash your hands as much as possible. "Especially before eating those peanuts!" he adds. Dehydration is also a problem in Palm Springs. "If the patients are not vomiting and have no sugar contraindications, we are recommending electrolyte replacement fluids such as Gatorade or Pedialyte," Arian reports. He also recommends this formula for fluid replacement: You should be drinking in ounces-- one-half your weight in pounds, plus 10 percent.
- In Coachella, Dr. Frank Curry is still seeing gastroenteritis, especially in school-age kids. This illness comes with fever, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, and lasts about 48 hours.
- Dr. Vivian Pacold reports several cases of scabies showed up in the pediatric population in Cathedral City. Scabies spreads very quickly and causes lots of itching, especially at night.
- Dr. Arturo Quintanilla reports hand-foot-mouth disease is still rampant in the Coachella Valley area. He keeps seeing toddlers and preschoolers with this problem at his practice in Rancho Mirage. This well-known viral illness is rarely serious, but when children stop eating or drinking because the sores in their mouths make it too painful, they do become at risk for dehydration. Checking with your pediatrician is a good idea.
Watch "What's Going Around" Tuesday evenings at 5:30 and Wednesday mornings at 6:45 on CBS Local 2 News.


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COSMOPOLITAN College of Commerce and Technology's business and IT students recently participated in a Business Simulation Board Game for non-accountants demonstration at the college premises, in which 20 students were given real business scenarios by the Accounting lecturers, Michelle, Princess and Nuza.
The college's faculty has come up with ways on how to make teaching and learning Accounting, fun and exciting, by the use of their very-own "Business Simulation Challenge Board Game", which shows how the actual transactions affect the Accounting Equation and also illustrates how the net profit is arrived. This strategic teaching method is expected to make the students understand the whole concept of accounting in a different way.
"Business Simulation Challenge Board Game" came from the concept of monopoly and the faculty has changed it according to the accounting principles and concepts, where instructors will create business scenarios or a situation based on real life business activities and provide instructions to the players.
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West End's longest runner
The Stage, the bible of luvvies and board-treaders throughout the land, is 125 years old next month. To have survived so long in an era increasingly dominated by television, video and DVD is an achievement in itself, but the paper has a truly unique claim to distinction: it has been in the same family ownership for the whole of that time.
The current managing director, Catherine Comerford, is the great grand-daughter of co-founder Maurice Comerford, who teamed up with Charles Lionel Carson in 1880 to produce England's first theatrical newspaper, dedicated to listings, venues, reviews, news and features about the dramatic arts. 'I find it strange to think that throughout that time four generations of my family have been involved in it, two of which I never knew,' says Comerford.
Longevity is a mark of the title in other departments, too. It claims the 'world's oldest living columnist', 97-year-old Simon Blumenfeld, and writer Peter Hepple, who has worked for it since the 1950s.
Current circulation is 30,000, maybe slightly off its post-war highs, when it touched 40,000, but still healthily ahead of a century ago. And, with its typical reader an actor 'in between jobs', it has an immense pass-on rate between the impoverished thespians. 'Ask any well-known actor or entertainer where they found their first job and the chances are it was through an advert in The Stage, ' says editor Brian Attwood.
Performers as diverse as Sir Michael Caine and Emma 'Baby Spice' Bunton both got their first jobs through an ad in the pages of The Stage - and not many people know that.
There is to be a birthday party at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane this week, where the paper will celebrate by launching a digital-format archive. And having a few glasses of bubbly, no doubt. Mwa, mwa to all.
Sekonda scoops first ads 'Oscar'
The diamante-encrusted Sekonda watch with the purple strap is the best newspaper ad of the year so far, according to advertising guru Peter Souter.
The ad, with its neat punchline 'Beware of expensive imitations', has been chosen by Souter from a group of eight contenders for the first Annas - Awards for National Newspaper Advertising - organised by the Newspaper Marketing Agency.
The ad plays on the value, style and fashion of Sekonda, using the subtext '£400. Sorry, £40 (Easy mistake to make)' in a contrarian parody of the 'reassuringly expensive' catch-line promoted by premium drinks group Stella Artois. It was the work of Dave Dye, creative director at agency Campbell Doyle Dye. Souter said: 'Dye's Sekonda ad is my choice because it did two magic tricks - it turned a small ad into a big ad and it turned a price ad into a brand ad.'
The Sekonda ad beat seven rivals for the monthly prize, including entries promoting Honda, the Economist , British Airways and MasterCard. It is the first finalist in what the Newspaper Marketing Agency intends to be an 'Oscars' ceremony for the national newspaper advertising industry, to be held early next year.
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Video on demand (VOD), regarded as the great hope for beleaguered cable television networks NTL and Telewest, is not the decisive weapon anticipated by some commentators on the battle between cable and satellite.
Enders, the television research firm, has had a close look at American statistics for VOD, and concluded that there will be only limited take-up of services by cable viewers because of 'bill fear' on the part of subscribers - the worry that they will get carried away watching 'immediate' videos of movies and other programmes and will not notice the charges they are running up.
Enders predicts that most usage will come from 'catch-up' TV - viewers watching programmes they have missed on first airing, rather than add-on business in the form of immediate pay-per-view.
The findings will be consoling news at BSkyB, where the Sky Plus service already offers storage and retrieval of broadcast television, and whose PPV film channels are virtually 'immediate' anyway.
James Murdoch, Sky's chief executive, will report half-year figures this week, confirming that the company is on course to hit the 8 million subscribers target it set itself for the end of this year.


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And:The Washington Post is credited with exposing the Watergate conspiracy and helping to bring down a corrupt presidency. Forty years later, the Post played a role in the corruption of the Internal Revenue Service, to the benefit of an incumbent president in a bitter and close re-election.A staff memo released earlier this week by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee provides an "interim update" on the investigation of the IRS scandal. A central finding: "Media attention caused the IRS to treat conservative-oriented tax-exempt applications differently" from liberal or progressive ones.The memo presents no evidence that the White House directly ordered the IRS to crack down on political opponents. Instead, it is consistent with the theory, described here in May, that IRS personnel responded to "dog whistles" (in Peggy Noonan's metaphor) in public statements from the president and his supporters.In a passage we've annotated with links, the memo describes the media "drumbeat" in early 2010, when the IRS first began turning its attention to the Tea Party:Washington Post columnists accused Tea Party groups of "smolder[ing] with anger" [Colbert King] and practicing a brand of patriotism reminiscent of the Ku Klux Klan [Courtland Milloy]. Another Post columnist opined in late March 2010 that Tea Party rhetoric "is calibrated not to inform but to incite" [Eugene Robinson]. In April 2010, Reuters tied the Tea Party movement to "America's season of rage and fear."Contrary to initial claims that the Tea Party targeting was a product of rogue employees in the IRS's Cincinnati office, the Oversight Committee memo shows that as early as February 2010, Cincinnati employees were flagging Tea Party applications for Washington's attention, and their stated motive was media interest:The potential for media attention continued to be a concern for IRS officials once Washington received additional sample cases in late March 2010. Upon receiving the cases in Washington, an IRS employee reviewing the application reiterated that "[t]he concern is potential for media attention." Around the same time that the Washington Post was running columns critical of the Tea Party, she added that "[t]he Tea Party movement is covered in the Post almost daily. I expect to see more applications.""Other IRS employees also monitored news about conservative-leaning groups applying for tax exemption," according to the memo:In March 2012, a line attorney in the IRS Chief Counsel's office circulated a New York Times editorial entitled "The I.R.S. Does Its Job" to three colleagues. The first sentence of the editorial read: "Taxpayers should be encouraged by complaints from Tea Party chapters applying for nonprofit tax status at being asked by the Internal Revenue Service to prove they are 'social welfare' organizations and not the political activities they so obviously are."In May we faulted the Times for "cheering on the IRS" as it abused its power. Now we have confirmation that the IRS got the message.The memo presents evidence that the IRS used an ideologically biased definition of what constitutes a "social welfare" organization, citing this testimony from a Cincinnati IRS employee (which we quote verbatim from the memo):Normal (c)(4) cases we must develop the concept of social welfare, such as the community newspapers, or the poor, that types. These [Tea Party] organizations mostly concentrate their activities on the limiting government, limiting government role, or reducing government size, or paying less tax. I think it[']s different from the other social welfare organizations which are (c)(4).The reference is to Section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code, which defines a type of nonprofit organization whose operations are tax-exempt but whose contributions are not.The memo also notes striking similarities between President Obama's and Lois Lerner's rhetoric in the wake of Justice Anthony Kennedy's landmark January 2010 First Amendment ruling, Citizens United v. FEC. Here's Obama in an August 2010 speech:Right now all around this country there are groups with harmless-sounding names like Americans for Prosperity, who are running millions of dollars of ads against Democratic candidates all across the country. And they don't have to say who exactly the Americans for Prosperity are. You don't know if it's a foreign-controlled corporation. You don't know if it's a big oil company, or a big bank. You don't know if it's a insurance [sic] company that wants to see some of the provisions in health reform repealed because it's good for their bottom line, even if it's not good for the American people.Note that Obama did not even attempt to conceal the partisan and ideological nature of his concern. His worry was about substance, not process--about "ads against Democratic candidates" and in support of industries he chose to demonize.Now, here's Lerner in an October 2010 speech at Duke University:What happened last year [sic; actually earlier the same year] was the Supreme Court--the law keeps getting chipped away in the federal election arena. The Supreme Court dealt a huge blow, overturning a 100-year-old precedent that said basically corporations couldn't give directly to political campaigns. And everyone is up in arms because they don't like it. The Federal Election Commission can't do anything about it. They want the IRS to fix the problem. The IRS laws are not set up to fix the problem. (c)(4)s can do straight political activity. They can go out and pay for an ad that says, "Vote for Joe Blow." That's something they can do as long as their primary activity is their (c)(4) activity, which is social welfare.So everybody is screaming at us right now: "Fix it now before the election. Can't you see how much these people are spending?" I won't know until I look at their 990s next year whether they have done more than their primary activity as political or not. So I can't do anything right now.Lerner's description of the Citizens United decision is grossly inaccurate. It did not overturn any century-old precedent, but a pair of more recent ones, the older of which, Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce, was decided in 1990. And it left standing the ban on corporate donations to federal campaigns. What it protects is independent speech about campaigns. These errors are telling, because they track closely with Obama's false description of Citizens United in his 2010 State of the Union address:With all due deference to separation of powers, last week the Supreme Court reversed a century of law that I believe will open the floodgates for special interests--including foreign corporations--to spend without limit in our elections. I don't think American elections should be bankrolled by America's most powerful interests, or worse, by foreign entities.Perhaps even more telling is Lerner's lament that "everybody is screaming at us right now." Not only did she hear the dog whistle, but she apparently was unable to identify it as emanating from a partisan source. Obama, congressional Democrats and the liberal media were the only voices Lerner was capable of hearing.
As we have argued before, Barack Obama's re-election deserves to be listed with an asterisk in the record books. He is the political equivalent of an athlete found to have used illicit performance-enhancing drugs. Whether he would have won in 2012 absent the IRS's political corruption is unknowable. We know only that he did win with the help of a corrupt IRS. And if indeed the election was stolen, many in the media were complicit in its theft.


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Risk Factors for Carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter Baumannii
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First received: April 17, 2007
Last updated: December 16, 2015
Last verified: December 2015
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|First Received Date ICMJE
|April 17, 2007
|Last Updated Date
|December 16, 2015
|Start Date ICMJE
|April 2007
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|December 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|dead or alive [ Time Frame: end of study ]
health status
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|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00462579 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Risk Factors for Carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter Baumannii
|Official Title ICMJE
|Risk Factors for Carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter Baumannii
|Brief Summary
|It has been demonstrated that panresistant strains of Acinetobacter species may be selected by antibiotic use [4], may be transmitted from person to person [5], and may be passed via environmental contamination [6]. Surveillance for panresistant Acinetobacter species should be a priority, given the lack of antibiotic options for the treatment of these infections. There are currently no data on the antibiotic susceptibility of Acinetobacter species or on the rates of panresistant organisms. The elucidation of potential risk factors for resistant strains of Acinetobacter is therefore an important task, and the use of alternative antibiotics should be considered in ICUs where these strains are endemic.
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|The elucidation of potential risk factors for resistant strains of Acinetobacter is therefore an important task, and the use of alternative antibiotics should be considered in ICUs where these strains are endemic.he following information will be collected: age, sex, occupation, hospital location at the time of positive culture (ER, medical ward, ICU etc), date of positive culture, prior hospitalization, receipt of outpatient dialysis, home care or other regular medical care (eg, outpatient chemotherapy), presence of invasive devices, receipt of antibiotics, including their type and whether they were adequate for the resistance profile of the organism, prior positive microbiologic cultures, time and location of positive cultures, underlying diseases and severity of illness, presence of urinary or intravascular devices, recent immunomodulative therapies or radiation therapy, physical exam findings, laboratory and radiographical data, antimicrobial usage within 30 days of onset of the infection, microbiological data and resistance patterns, choice of antibiotics once organism identified, bacteriological outcomes, laboratory results, demographic information, medications, clinical outcome,gender, height, weight, ethnicity, and past medical history. We will collect information retrospectively.
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I know you can feel it too,
The distance between me and you.
Growing more with words we say,
Larger, bigger, stronger ev'ry day.
I reach my hand out-
Try to see-
If a touch can set us free.
Though we must forev' conceal,
This ever-lasting pain we feel.
Distance, and regret of speech,
Can largely be the thing we reach.
And though we try to battle on,
We know inside that things are wrong.
So for now I have to say:
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- B.A., University of New Mexico
- M.A., Columbia University
- M.Phil., Columbia University
- Ph.D., Columbia University
Dissertation, teaching commendations for every semester/quarter taught; peer reviewer for Arris, The Journal of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians
Awards, recognitions and honors
2009 Georgia Humanities Council grant for city of Savannah "Weave a Dream" Grant; managing committee board member, Archaeological Institute of America; Georgia Humanities grant (in support of "Building in the Public Realm" conference); Giles Whiting Foundation Fellowship; Mellon Fellowship, Columbia University; President's Fellowship, Columbia University; Summer Travel Fellowship, Columbia University
College Art Association, Society of Architectural Historians, Archaeological Institute of America
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- Co-editor with Thomas Gensheimer, "World Heritage and National Registers: Stewardship in Perspective," Transaction Publishers, 2014.
- Editor and contributor, "Arts" in Journal of Virtual World Research, vol. 6, no. 2, 2013.
- Review of Tony Spawforth, "The Complete Greek Temples," Thames & Hudson, 2006; and Alexander Tzonis and Phoebe Giannisi, "Classical Greek Architecture: The Construction of the Modern." Editions Flammarion, CAA reviews, 2004.
- Contributor, "Eclectic Antiquity: The Classical Collection of the Snite Museum of Art," University of Notre Dame Press, 2010.
- "Architecture of Pleasure," Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians Annual Conference, session chair, New Orleans, Louisiana, September 2016.
- "The Appeal of Virtual Spaces," Geekend 2012, Savannah, Georgia, November 2012.
- "Plague Doctors and Dungeon Strats: The Pedagogical Value of Video Games," Ohio Academy of History Spring Conference, Columbus, Ohio, March 2012.
- Symposium panelist, Pioneer Valley Romanists Forum, Joukowsky Institute of Archaeology, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, August 2011.
- "Hadrian / Panhellenios / and the Crafting of Monument as Memory," Midwest Art History Society Annual Conference, Omaha, Nebraska, April 2010.
- "The Sacrificial Word at Hadrianic Klaros," A Symposium in Honor of Natalie Boymel Kampen, Barnard College, New York City, New York, October 2009.
- "Armchair Cosmopolites and Worldly Travelers: The Dialogue Between Real and Vicarious Travel in the Greco-Roman World," College Art Association Annual Meeting, session chair, Los Angeles, California, February 2009.
- Sixth Savannah Symposium: World Heritage and National Registers in Perspective, conference organizer, Savannah, Georgia, February 2009.
- Fifth Savannah Symposium: Building in the Public Realm, conference organizer, Savannah, Georgia, February 2007.
- "The Ancient World," Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians Annual Conference, session chair, Auburn, Alabama, September 2006.
- "The Development of the Savannah Waterfront" tour, Society of Architectural Historians Annual Meeting, Savannah, Georgia, April 2006.
- "Hellenistic Art and Architecture," University of North Carolina at Charlotte, February 2004.
- "The Resonance of Myth in Klarian Architecture and Ritual," Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 2003.


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Mention that it's definitely important for kinesin
And, given the crowded nature of cell, osmotic pressure in cell is important factor (can cite papers here)
Parsegian,Rand, Rau review (Meth Enz 1995), I want to convey same message as these guys / I wouldn't be averse to quoting them directly
Sidorova and Rau protein-DNA (PNAS, Biopolymers ~1996/2000?)
Fraunfelder Hydration Shell (2008?)
Both isotopes showed reduction in speed
D2O more substantial than O18
We'll discuss possible mechanisms for this effect, highlighting the change in solvent viscosity as a possible explanation
Cite, Gliding assay (Vale 19xx, kinesin home page), Maybe cite the viscosity paper (2010) here, definitely elsewhere in our paper of course), I remember seeing a Hackney 0-18 paper at Biophys 2010. Not sure if published though.
Cooke Lab work (osmotic/differing sizes)
Highsmith D2O
Stabilized tubulin D2O, We have a paper (or more) showing that tubulin at 4C is more stable in D2O, Could also go further and cite that proteins in general are more stable in D2O (there is that "experts review" paper that I have, talking about vaccines specifically). Also there is the fruit fly D2O stability
Promoted MT polymerization D2O, I believe there were studies of MT polymerization in D2O showing that it proceeded more quickly. we have these refs
Bunch of things to cite for these Actin/Mysin and Tubulin papers. Probably like 6 total.


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Betaenones are phytotoxins found in the fungus Pleospora betae.[1] The compounds were found to inhibit a variety of protein kinases.[2]
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- ^ Ichihara A.; Oikawa, Hideaki; Hayashi, Kazuko; Sakamura, Sadao; Furusaki, Akio; Matsumoto, Takeshi (1983). "Structures of Betaenones A and B, Novel Phytotoxins from Phoma betae Fr.". J. Am. Chem. Soc. 105: 2907–2908. doi:10.1021/ja00347a070.
- ^ Patrick, D.; Heimbrook, D (1996). "Protein kinase inhibitors for the treatment of cancer.". Drug Discovery Today. 1: 325–330. doi:10.1016/1359-6446(96)10030-1.
- ^ Brauers, G. (2000). "Anthraquinones and Betaenone Derivatives from the Sponge-Associated Fungus Microsphaeropsis Species: Novel Inhibitors of Protein Kinases.". Journal of Natural Products. 63: 739–745. doi:10.1021/np9905259. PMID 10869191.


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Chloe: Recklessness
"So mental training," I asked as we entered a private room. There wasn't much in it except some candles that lit the room. "Looks like fun." Chloe smiled as he sat down.
"It's relaxing. When you start going on missions, you'll be wanting some quiet time," Alex said as he beckoned for Chloe to sit down in front of him.
As she sat down, Alex pulled out a small pebble from his pocket. "Everyone trains in a different way. For you, it's meditation. So, I want you to focus on nothing but this rock." He placed it in front of me.
"Well, you see," Chloe was about to go into a lengthy introduction to how her power works, but Alex simply shook his head.
"I know how your power works and I also know that you can't always control it," he smiled. "I know what I'm getting myself into." He obviously knew about the death spiral objects tend to do when Chloe tried to use her powers.
"Your powers mainly focus on the gravitational pull of objects. You basically change the gravity of the atmosphere around to object and essentially cause it to levitate."
"Someone's been creeping again," Chloe smiled, as she realized that he had probably worded it better than she could ever.
"Okay," Chloe looked down at the pebble and began to focus on nothing but the pebble.
"Close your eyes," Alex's voice came in a whisper. "Don't just focus on the pebble, but on the earth as well. Feel the pull change."
Chloe closed her eyes and imagined the pebble. she slowly began changing the gravity around the object and he body seemed to have been linked with it. She could feel her body lift from the ground and as it did, she could feel gravity loosen its grip on her. She opened her eyes and in front of her was the pebble, floating.
She smiled as she saw Alex smiling with her. "Good, now-" Suddenly the world around her changed. The air changed, becoming lighter, fresher.
Chloe found herself outside with the cool breeze against her face. "Did my powers do this?" A voice called from next to her. Emily?
"I don't think so," Chloe said as she saw Marcus standing in front of her.
"Ladies!" Marc bowed as if we were royalty. "I figured we could use a field trip! So, we are going to London!"
"Marc, we can't just bail whenever we want." Olivia, who Chloe hadn't noticed was here until now. Clearly this was a way to get closed to her. Or, that's what Chloe had thought. "Abby will find us and bring us back in no time anyway."
"Too late." Marc said as the surroundings changed again. "Plus, it's not like they can trace me."
A small pain gripped at Chloe's stomach as they 'landed' somewhere. Suddenly a van pulled up with an extremely mad Gabby coming from it. The cluster of four all stepped back as she approached.
Mr. Sydney came to them and whispered, "It's time to go." So only they could hear. They rushed into the van as Chloe gave one final look back towards Marc.
"We apologize for Marc's behavior," Mr. Sydney finally said as the car began driving.
No one spoke as silence overtook the car. "What Marc did was innocent yet unforgivable." He shook his head as if he was talking to himself. He stared outside the window as he continued. "Marc tried bringing you to London, but if he had, you two would've died," he nodded at James and Olivia. "And you two would've been kidnapped, tortured for information and died."
Still, no one spoke. "Marc is careless with his powers, but he is essential to this groups; his uniqueness and stubbornness make him invaluable yet a terrible pain. There are people out there that want intel on the Forecasters and Marc has already given them what they need in another timeline. We cannot let that happen in this one."
Chloe opened her mouth to ask a question, but she was cut off by a slight glare from Mr. Sydney. "That is all you need to know for now."
As the van came to a stop, the group realized that they were back at the castle. Alex stood at the entrance, clearly knowing what had happened already after Gabby had stopped at the castle before heading halfway to London.
Alex came to meet Chloe with questions. "What happened? Are you okay? You just vanished just as you were getting the hang of things."
"I'm fine," Chloe reassured him.
A small giggle and a nudge came from Emily who was clearly intrigued at what had happened between the two.
Suddenly, Marc and Gabby appeared in front of the growing group. Marc said nothing as he stormed past Chloe and Emily. "I hope you are all right," she addressed the group.
"Hey, do you think we can pick up where we left off tomorrow?" Chloe asked Alex.
"Yeah, that's fine." He smiled knowing what Chloe was planning on doing.
Chloe nodded as she ran after Marc who had bubbled off to who knows where.
She made her way through the castle, turning at every corner. Her futile attempts made her realize that she had a secret weapon. Her affinity with the earth and its relation to gravity could come in handy. She focused on the pull of gravity and all she could feel was the immense weight of the castle, but as she focused, she could sense any extra weight being placed on the castle. With the amount of students in the building however, it was impossible, until she noticed one vanish. Bingo.
The weight had moved and was now right behind her. Chloe opened her eyes and turned with Marc's face inches from hers. She stumbled back, but caught herself after she put a reasonable amount of space between the two.
"What the hell were you thinking?" She said, now furious. "You could've had us all killed."
"Do you really think I would put you in any danger if I had known some riot would've broken out because of who we were?" He said calmly.
"No, but I do expect you to do reckless things regardless of the consequence."
"I didn't know that things would take a turn for the worse." He looked down and turned to lean against the wall. "Why are you so mad anyways? It's not like you were hurt."
"I'm not mad that you blinked us to our death," Chloe said. "I know we haven't known each other long, but I thought you'd at least tell me when you decide to charge to our deaths. I'm down with adventure, but I'd like to know when I'm about to get blinked half way to London, get kidnapped, tortured, and killed. If I die, I don't want it to be on anyone but myself." Chloe walked passed Marc and back to her room that was surprisingly a few doors down. She shut the door and whispered, "No one should have to bear that burden."


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I hope it was "The next coach of the Detroit Pistons.. Bill Laimbeer".
So pathetic I have this unrelenting need to resort to vulgarity to get my point across? Might want to take the advice of your avi and look in the mirror.
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As surprising as this may seem, there actually are a few things being written and talked about in the world of education that have nothing to do with gun control or the wisdom of placing armed security guards in every school. So with the holidays here, I thought it might be useful to pass along a short list of the latest reports, studies and news tidbits that are making some waves right now.
• The first is a new report by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services suggesting that most, if not all, of the benefits a child receives through the federally funded Head Start program are short lived and almost disappear by the time the child is in third grade.
Head Start began in 1965 during the LBJ-era War on Poverty. Although it's mainly known as a preschool program targeting low-income communities, it also provides medical, dental and mental health care; nutrition services; and efforts to help parents foster their child's development.
Eligibility for Head Start is based on family income. Nationwide, about 1 million children ages 3 to 4 are served by Head Start. The federal government spends about $8 billion a year. State governments and local communities chip in more, but advocates for the program say there are many more children eligible than there are slots available.
The study was actually the third in a series of reports that Congress mandated when it reauthorized Head Start in 1998. The first examined its measurable impact by the time a child enters kindergarten. The second looked at the lasting impact through first grade. And now the latest report, released this month, tracks the impact through third grade.
All of the studies were based on large samples of about 5,000 children who were eligible for Head Start. They were divided into two groups: those who participated in Head Start and those who participated on other preschool programs or no program at all.
The results seem to indicate that while Head Start does a good job in preparing kids for kindergarten, the benefits quickly start fading away after that.
That raises serious questions about the need to continue funding the program, at least in its current form, especially given the tight budget constraints facing state and federal governments.
Aside from the funding issue, though, it also raises interesting research questions about how to make it more effective — either by changing Head Start or by changing K-3 education so the benefits of Head Start are not lost.
• A second interesting field of study concerns how much states like Kansas are spending each year administering those standardized tests that schools give each year.
This subject was mentioned briefly in a recent Legislative Post Audit report about the cost of implementing the Common Core State Standards in reading and math, which noted that Kansas stands to save as much as $3 million a year in testing costs by taking part in a multistate consortium that is developing a common test that can be used in all 45 states that have adopted those standards.
That was confirmed, to some degree, by a study from the Brookings Institution that looked at testing costs in 45 states, and it offers a few interesting facts about the costs in Kansas in particular.
The good news is that Kansas already has one of the lowest-cost testing programs in the nation, something in which the state can take pride.
The bad news: Kansas already has one of the lowest-cost testing programs in the nation, meaning there may not be much savings to be had there, at least not in comparison with other states.
According to the report, Kansas spends about $11 per-pupil to administer the mandated reading and math tests each year. That's second only to New York State, which can spread its costs across a wider population, and just slightly ahead of North Carolina.
Interestingly, Kansas and North Carolina are the two states that contract out with public universities to design their tests. Kansas contracts with the Center for Educational Testing and Evaluation at Kansas University.
The report by Brookings fellow Matthew M. Chingos does note that the Kansas tests consist entirely of multiple-choice questions, which does lower the time and cost involved in grading them. It also notes there is not necessarily any relationship between how much a state spends on testing and the quality of the tests it administers.
But it is interesting to look through the tables and see how other states manage their tests, and how much many of them pay to private companies for designing and managing the testing process. From a cost standpoint, at least, Kansas has been doing pretty well.
Phil Minkin 4 years, 5 months ago
There is far more to Head Start than than test scores. As the article mentions there are "medical, dental and mental health care; nutrition services; and efforts to help parents foster their child's development." In Lawrence each child is provide with dental care, if needed, as well as complete medical exams and screening and evaluation for cognitive development, For many kids from low income families, this is their first opportunity to be in structured environment so they can better fit in when they go to kindergarten. For many of these kids the 2 meals they receive at Head Start may be most of the nutrition they get in a day. It is also more than just for kids, there is a great deal of parent training and providing parents access to resources in the community. I worked at Head Start here for 33 years and have seen how our program changed lives for many, many families.
chootspa 4 years, 5 months ago
The study didn't measure Head Start vs parental care. It measured Head Start vs parents choosing their own care. In the control group, 60% of the parents placed the children in some sort of preschool.
It could be that these kids need more services - extended school year, after school services, etc. After all, Head Start is only two years. It could be that preschool really doesn't make as much difference for kids as a quality k-5 school, or that the deficits of a poor quality k-5 will erode all the gains from preschool.
But whatever the true reasons for the findings, the result will be that conservatives will see it as yet another excuse to cut services to the poor.
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During his sophomore season Saffold recorded 14 pass break-ups and 4 interceptions with one returned 38-yard yards for a touchdown, to go with 52 total tackles, 32 solo, and 2.5 tackles for a loss, with 1 fumble recovered. Playing on special teams he had one field goal attempt blocked. As a freshman he recorded 2 INTs, 4 pass break-ups, with 16 tackles.
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I went to Dr. Shulte for TMS and medication. He was extremely incompetent and unprepared every time I met with him. He never could remember what medications I was taking or what dosage. He basically did not remember anything about me every time I met with him (which was weekly). TMS did not help my depression and my anxiety severely worsened around the third week. Dr. Shulte did not stop the TMS despite my worsening anxiety until the beginning of the sixth week when I insisted I needed to start tapering off instead of continuing. It was a very unprofessional setting. Dr. Shulteâs wife came into the room during one of my treatments (which Iâm pretty sure is illegalâ¦). Sometimes he liked to do his appointments in the TMS treatment room and staff members would be coming in and out. There were also instances where I felt he was inappropriately touching me (âfriendlyâ patting my knee and back). I also have many issues concerning the technician, Nancy. She left the treatment room often to go do secretaryâs work. Sometime I was left strapped into the chair in the room alone. Other times she had the secretary (not a trained technician) stay in the room to monitor the TMS. Nancy is a major control freak. I saw her manipulate patients (I knew another patient there that was also manipulated and lied to) and other staff members so she can have as much control as possible. I think she truly believes she can do Dr. Shulteâs job for him. If you plan on going to Dr. Shulte for TMS just be aware that she will try to manipulate you and be prepared to firmly stand your ground.
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Definitely one of the best. Dr. Schulte is very compassionate, thorough, and insightful. He has made a very positive impact on my overall health.
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I have been a patient of Dr. Schulte's for about 8 years. Was diagnosed with moderate depression many years ago and have been on medication to help my illness. Dr. Schulte has a great sense of who the patient is, what their problem is, and what is (are) the best way(s) to treat the problem. My son, who has A.D.D. is also a patient of Dr. Schulte's. The sensitivity, knowledge, professionalism, and optimism the doc has offered both my son and myself has helped enormously in allowing both of us to live a more fulfilling life. I would recommend Dr. Schulte 100%.
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He only thinks of making money. He's also known as a Dr who over medicates his patients. I don't know why he doesn't get retired. How much more money he needs to make!!!!
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Dr. Schulte suggested I try TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) for my depression. He claimed he had an 80% success rate, even though the national average was around 50%. I spoke with their office staff, who raved about the treatment. The office manager told me she had contacted my insurance and that they would reimburse 60% of my cost. This convinced me to try it. I was told I would undergo 30 treatments, each of which would cost $300. I was reluctant to try it but I felt desperate for a cure from my depression and Dr. Schulte basically promised it would work. After the 30 treatments were up and I had little to no results, he told me I needed to do another 11 treatments, each of which would cost an additional $300 a piece. After I finished all 41 treatments and spent $12,300 I felt the same. Dr. Schulte then proceeded to fire me as a patient and "invited me to find another doctor." I contacted the office staff to make sure they would file my insurance claim as promised, however, the office manager had been fired. Her replacement told me that my insurance would not cover any of my treatment and that I would not be reimbursed at all. She told me this after I paid the full amount to Dr. Schulte. Dr. Schulte is an old man and his only concern is his retirement. I found it very ironic that he let me do 41 treatments at $300 each before firing me. In essence, I handed him over $12,000 for a sham treatment that gave me no lasting results. He used basic sales tactics to convince me to try the treatment. I should have known better than to trust him because his claims sounded too good to be true; however, I was going through a bout of terrible depression and was desperate for a cure. I reasoned that the money was a small price to pay for relief. I belief he is a fraudulent individual and his intentions are malicious. His patients would be better off if he retired and left his patients to be cared for by kinder, more compassionate, competent individuals.
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Dr Shulte, has been my Doctor for 2 years...and he is the best... I thank the Doctor...
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Edward Joseph Byrne (10 May 1872 – 9 February 1940) was an Irish prelate of the Catholic Church. He served as Archbishop of Dublin from 1921 until his death in 1940.
Byrne was born in Dublin to Edward and Eleanor (née Maguire) Byrne. His father was a farmer from County Wicklow. There were three children in the family, all boys, and Edward was the only one not to die in infancy. He went to Belvedere College and Holy Cross College, Clonliffe before completing his studies at the Irish College, Rome. He was ordained a priest on 8 June 1895 at St. John Lateran. His first post was as curate to Rush, County Dublin from 1895–98. He then moved to Kilsallaghan and Rolestown from 1898–99. The following year he spent at Howth before moving to Blackrock. He was appointed Vice Rector of the Irish College, Rome from 1901–1904 and returned as a curate to the Pro-Cathedral where he remained until 1920.[1][2]
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Byrne became Archbishop at a critical time in Irish history. During his early years as Archbishop, at the time of the Irish Civil War, he tried to bring about peace by calling a conference of the leaders, but no basis for agreement could be found. Arguing that the majority of the Irish people supported the Treaty, he advised de Valera not to split the Sinn Féin party, even if he was defeated in the Dáil; however, this advice was ignored. Byrne objected to the execution of Erskine Childers and other anti-Treaty supporters, and the policy of reprisals by both parties. After the hostilities ended, while he still maintained an interest in political matters, he was, and became, much more interested in the spiritual well-being of his flock. Byrne was very involved with the pastoral workings of the diocese and was extremely interested in the changing social conditions. He had a parish of over 20,000 people, many of whom were living in sub-standard conditions, and who had to be re-housed in new estates in the suburbs. He supervised the provision of schools and churches to serve the new parishes created and viewed all his work from a spiritual angle and was considered a wise and prudent ruler. Two major events can be seen as the highlights of his episcopacy, namely the centenary of Catholic Emancipation in 1929 and the Eucharistic Congress of 1932.[1][2]
He was afflicted with a wasting muscular disease through the 1930s, but remained as Archbishop until his death. He is buried in the vaults at the Pro-Cathedral.
- Morrissey, Thomas J. (2010). Edward J. Byrne (1872–1941), The Forgotten Archbishop of Dublin. Dublin: The Columba Press. ISBN 978-1-85607-703-3.
- ^ a b Diocese archivist (2010). "Edward Byrne (1921–1940)". Archives (Papers of Archbishop Edward Byrne). Archdiocese of Dublin (Ard-Deoise Bhaile Átha Cliath). Retrieved 8 March 2011.
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