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The influence of outdoor education experiences on self-efficacy levels of primary school children
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This study investigates the perceived benefits of outdoor education and the impacts on self-efficacy on primary school children. Outdoor education has received positive feedback yet it is still an area which lacks in research and awareness. Qualitative research is used to examine changes in the children and their reactions during the course of an outdoor education programme and after. There are seem to be no significant differences between gender in terms of benefits but they will vary between individuals. The results suggest outdoor education can be a valuable tool in a child's development and it has the potential to increase levels of self-efficacy.
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Situated at a distance of 6 km from Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park and 10 km from Darjeeling Railway Station, The Ivanhoe House offers free internet access to its guests. This hotel in Darjeeling maintains 2 floors and 10 rooms. Some of the in-room amenities include bottled/drinking water, wardrobe, balcony and cooking facility. The rooms have an attached bathroom with hot and cold water facility.
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Please join Gazelle Sports for the official Metro Health Grand Rapids Marathon 10 & 20 Mile Training Run. The out and back course will preview a portion of the actual Metro Health Grand Rapids Marathon route. The course will be marked and supported with the things that make the Grand Rapids Marathon famous: pickle juice, Oreos, and orange slices. Aid Stations with water and Gatorade will be available every 2 miles. There will be accessible bathrooms at mile 3 & 17 (Kent County Parks Trailhead) and mile 8 & 12 (Johnson Park). Registration fee is $10.00.
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Recently had the opportunity to taste a Konstantin Frank 2008 Rkatsiteli, lovely Georgian varietal similar to VV or Riesling, really delicious, crisp, and well-crafted, and a 2008 semi-dry, auslese-reminiscent Riesling. Easily as good as many MSR German Rieslings I've had. All from Chateau Frank, his Finger Lakes vineyard.
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Just a few hours south in sister city Austin, you can't swing a recycled, naturally dyed, hand-knit, multi-use grocery/sleeping bag without knocking down six to 14 sketch comics. Try it, it's fun to do. Especially outside of Wheatsville Co-op, where they have extra-weakened soy legs. Here in Dallas, we experience the opposite. With the exception of a few plucky crews of Dallas Comedy House grads, there's a drought of improvised groupthink. Fourth Wall Comedy is out to change that by covering all available territory. The troupe advertises a blend of improv, sketch and music — which together sounds unappetizing, but remember: So does chicken and waffles, and we all know that shit's delicious. Sample a taste of musical sketchprov when Fourth Wall flexes at Ozona Grill and Bar (4615 Greenville Ave.) on Saturday. Doors are at 8:30 p.m. and tickets cost $10. Secure a seat in advance by calling 214-265-9105.
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To avoid: We had better fight shy of the chaos in the Balkans (1821+)
I dare say he advises you to fight shy of me, and that sort of thing, eh?
Was I to fight shy of him, or set to work, as it were, in opposition to him?
For a while I do fight shy of it, till I get off my guard and think I am quite safe.
It is because my enemies know I carry this that they fight shy of me.
Robert cried querulously, "I don't want to fight shy of a simple question."
I know the danger; I see it and I tell myself that I must fight shy of it.
I only hope theyve had enough of it, and will fight shy of our camp the rest of the night, ventured Jerry.
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Harbor Freight Tools CEO Accused Of "Looting" Company, DIY Mechanics Fear For Supply Of Cheap Tools
Harbor Freight Tools is the go-to shop for auto enthusiasts that like to work on cars. With literally every tool under the sun available for "ridiculously low prices", Harbor Freight has become a household name among people who still like to turn a wrench on their own cars.
The family-owned, father-son partnership than ran the company was also something that likely resonated with the shop's target demographic, but lately it seems that things have been going south.
Morale is low among employees, and now, the founders of the company have accused their own son, the CEO of the company of "looting" from Harbor Freight's cash reserves.
Things have gotten so bad that employees have established a page on JobVent.com and a Facebook Fan Page dedicated to how much the company sucks. An ominous comment posted on JobVent stated that
"I can personally attest to as why HFT has so many negative vents on here! It has become an awful place to work. Eric is no longer interested in selling quality tools. He's into selling junk, membership cards and coupons. $29.99 to get more coupons for crap that isn't in stock? No Thanx!"
It looks like Eric Smidt (the "Eric" in question in the above remark) has had his comeuppance, after his parents filed a lawsuit, complete with the "looting" accusation. Apparently, the younger Smidt bought a $20 million New York penthouse and a $100 million painting, among other frivolous expenditures. Eric also amassed $500 million in debt that the company is liable for, and spent it on multi-million dollar homes.
The family feud behind the Harbor Freight case makes it especially unpalatable to most decent people. The company employs about 7,400 people nationwide as well, meaning that if the company went under, a lot of people would be put out of work. We'll keep following the case to ensure that your supply of cheap, Chinese made tools stays safe.
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By John Ritter, USA TODAY
Homebound travelers can expect a mostly smooth breather today from the delays, canceled flights and closed highways that upset countless Christmas and New Year's holidays at the end of 2006.
A powerful storm that dumped more than a foot of snow on the Rockies and Midwest had been reduced by late Monday to rain along the eastern seaboard and New England. The outlook for today's traditionally heavy post-New Year's travel was "very un-January-like" weather in most of the USA, said meteorologist Tom Moore of The Weather Channel.
"It will be more like what we see around Halloween," Moore said. "This is very good news for travelers."
A record 2 million air passengers a day had been expected to travel over the holiday period ending Wednesday, according to the Air Transport Association, the airlines' trade group.
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TAC Statement on MCC Decision
World Health Organisation Statement on Nevirapine for MTCTP
MCC Decision to Deregister Nevirapine for Mother-to-Child Transmission Prevention is Disturbing and Confusing
31 July 2003
The Medicines Control Council (MCC) is one of the most important institutions in public health. Its only task is to ensure the safety, efficacy and quality of medicines in the public interest. An independent and fearless MCC is essential to the health care system. In 1996, the MCC registered nevirapine, an anti-retroviral for the daily treatment of HIV/AIDS. This registration was done in accordance with its statutory mandate. In April 2001, the MCC also registered nevirapine to reduce mother-to-child HIV transmission.
Regrettably, the MCC has played political games with the registration of nevirapine for mother-to-child-HIV transmission since November 1999. Unfortunately, the MCC's questioning of science appears to coincide with the conversion of President Mbeki and Minister Tshabalala-Msimang to HIV denialist science. Despite their protestations, the MCC cannot deny the enormous political pressure brought to play on it during the registration process and in the MTCT court case.
Now, the MCC has rejected the Ugandan HIVNET 012 study on the prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission. It has stated that it will deregister nevirapine for single-dose mother-to-child transmission prevention (MTCTP) in 90 days unless the patent-holder supplies it with new data.
Many thousands of pregnant women and communities have already been confused by the forays of the MCC into the politics of medicines and anti-retrovirals. HIV/AIDS denialists misuse the MCC's authority to cause further confusion and harm in our communities. The MCC has not provided the public with any new scientific information to support it's inexplicable position. The recent work of the MCC to register generic ARVs including nevirapine is being undermined by its fork-tongued approach.
Nurses and doctors in public hospitals and clinics around South Africa have expressed dismay at this decision because it undermines the sustainability of the public sector MTCTP programme. This programme has the potential when it is fully rolled out to prevent approximately 30,000 babies from contracting HIV every year.
Nevirapine is not the only drug that can be used to reduce mother-to-child HIV transmission. AZT and other anti-retrovirals can be used as individual drugs or in combination for this purpose. Since its inception TAC has campaigned for the use of AZT. This is slightly more expensive and complex that nevirapine. But, it is also more effective.
The TAC has for a long time called for hospitals and clinics, where capacity exists, to begin using more effective regimens than short-course nevirapine, but the reality is that many facilities will not be in a position to upgrade their programmes to better regimens for months or even years to come. It is these facilities whose MTCTP programmes will be endangered if the MCC carries out its threat.
The MCC's position contradicts a press statement by the World Health Organisation (WHO) released in July 2003 (see below) which states that short-course nevirapine for MTCTP should be part of the minimum standard of care for HIV-positive women and their children. Nevirapine can be used and is used in the United States, contrary to a popularly upheld belief frequently propagated by AIDS denialists. Short-course nevirapine is recommended by the US Public Health Service Task Force for MTCTP among HIV-positive women in labour who have had no prior therapy. It is also included on the WHO essential medicines list for both treatment and prevention purposes.
The TAC rejects this confusing and seemingly unjustified decision by the MCC without a clear public explanation of its reasons or motives. If there is evidence that it has acted either incompetently or under political influence, there will be a dangerous loss in confidence by the public, but especially health care workers, in South Africa's medicines registration system. All the publicly available data on short-course nevirapine used for mother-to-child transmission prevention indicates that it is safe and effective. If the MCC has information to the contrary, it must make this available because of the public interest in this issue. In the meanwhile the TAC will seek legal opinion from its lawyers on how to proceed on this matter.
Evidence for the Efficacy of Short-Course Nevirapine
In a radio interview on Cape Talk (30 July 2003, 21:00-22:15 - transcript will be made available next week) the MCC chairperson, Professor Peter Eagles, stated unequivocally that that the MCC's decision is based on its concerns over the efficacy of short-course Nevirapine and not its safety. The MCC is aware of the following evidence that supports the efficacy of short-course Nevirapine:
a. The HIVNET 012 trail conducted in Uganda found that short-course nevirapine reduced transmission by nearly half.
b. The South African Intrapartum Nevirapine Trail (SAINT) has confirmed that short-course nevirapine (albeit with two doses to the mother, instead of one as used in Uganda) is effective.
c. A number of trials have been (or still are being) conducted using short-course nevirapine added to other MTCTP regimens. These trials have demonstrated added efficacy due to the addition of short-course nevirapine to other standard regimens. One of these studies combined short-course AZT with short-course nevirapine and found that AZT plus nevirapine reduced transmission by about 50% over AZT alone. The Western Cape Department of Health has indicated that it intends to switch to this regimen.
d. A study conducted at a hospital in South Africa that has been submitted for publication examined 300 babies on a short-course nevirapine mtctp programme (women were encouraged to use formula milk as well). The study found a transmission rate of just under 9% at three months. This is much lower than the typically seen 25 to 35% transmission rates in the absence of MTCTP. This study confirms the operational effectiveness of short-course nevirapine. (Researchers have requested confidentiality until the study is published, but the MCC is aware of their findings.)
e. A nevirapine MTCTP programme in Lusaka, Zambia found a transmission rate at 6 weeks of slightly over 11%. This study also confirms the operational effectiveness of short-course nevirapine.
f. An unpublished study from a hospital in Uganda implementing short-course nevirapine found a transmission rate of about 12%. Before the programme this hospital recorded a rate at 6 weeks of 20%.
The above demonstrates unequivocally that the available evidence indicates that short-course nevirapine is effective for MTCTP.
The MCC's Concerns
In the above-mentioned radio interview, Professor Eagles stated that the MCC is unsatisfied with the conduct of the HIVNET 012 trial in Uganda and therefore no longer considers this evidence of the efficacy of short-course nevirapine. The facts however are as follows:
a. The MCC registered short-course nevirapine for MTCTP without expressing any concerns about the documentation from the HIVNET 012 trial in 2001.
b. The US based Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which is the MCC's equivalent body in the US, returned an application for registration for short-course MTCTP to the patent-holder because the HIVNET 012 trial's documentation was not kept (nor ever intended to be kept) at the standards required by the FDA. The FDA arguably has the most arduous documentation requirements of any medicine regulatory authority in the world. The MCC does not have the same documentation requirements and registers many medicines that the FDA does not. This is a rational attitude in a country like South Africa which has a less litiguous environment than the US and significantly worse health issues. Nevertheless, the MCC has a justified reputation for requiring high-standard documentation. Surely, we must assume that the MCC was satisfied with the documentation supplied to it regarding the HIVNET 012 trial before it registered short-course nevirapine for MTCTP.
c. The National Institutes of Health who conducted the HIVNET 012 trial, commissioned an independent audit of the trial to address concerns raised about the documentation and conduct of the trial. This audit found that although there were some irregularities in the documentation (which is common in many trials), nothing they found cast doubt on the findings of the safety and efficacy of nevirapine. The criticisms of the audit related to standards of patient consent and unreported adverse events unrelated to nevirapine (such as malaria and one child being born with an extra digit). Professor Eagles stated that it is on the basis of this audit's findings that the MCC has made its decision not to consider HIVNET 012 as evidence of the efficacy of short-course nevirapine. Yet, the MCC's decision contradicts the finding of the audit. If anything the audit has added to the confidence we can have in the HIVNET 012 trial.
d. In the radio interview, Professor Eagles first used the FDA's decision not to register short-course nevirapine to justify the MCC's decision. It was then pointed out to him that the MCC registers many medicines that the FDA does not register. He denied this. But when specific examples of such medicines were pointed out to him, he began arguing that the MCC is an independent body that does not take its cue from the FDA. Surely Professor Eagles cannot have it both ways unless rational argument is to be suspended. As it happens, we concur with his view that the MCC most certainly should be an independent body and that although it should consider FDA opinion, it should not base decisions primarily on FDA concerns about documentation requirements.
The MCC has also cast doubt in the past on the findings of SAINT (see the affidavit by Jonathan Levin of the MCC in the MTCTP court case on the TAC website). It argued that SAINT was setup to demonstrate the superiority of nevirapine over short-course AZT/Lamivudine. The trial failed to establish this and since it was not set up as an equivalence trial, its findings on the efficacy of short-course nevirapine cannot be inferred.
This is an unduly picky argument which fails to consider that the slightly better efficacy of the AZT/Lamivudine arm was not considered statistically significant, but more importantly that the nevirapine results (12.3%) were far better than placebo results from other trials (such as PETRA) and data on transmission rates where no intervention has taken place. Even in Levin's affidavit (and when he gave testimony at a parliamentary hearing on this issue) he acknowledges that short-course nevirapine is effective. His argument is merely that it is not as effective as found in the HIVNET 012 trial.
TAC members learnt from scientists and lawyers that the MCC should take into account all available evidence and that it is not obliged to consider only the findings of trials in isolation from each other. It should also consider operational experience and comparisons of results between trials. Frequently the MCC makes decisions doing just this and frequently the MCC is alerted to flaws in trials, but yet accepts their overall results on the balance of evidence. Clearly, given the available evidence, it is not doing so here. It actually seems to be doing the opposite: trying to find ways to cast doubt on the findings of essentially well-conducted scientific trials.
Professor Eagles's Contradictions
In the Cape Talk interview, Professor Eagles denied that the WHO had issued a statement directly supporting short-course nevirapine, but the WHO statement (see below) was read out to him over the air. Professor Eagles contradiction regarding the FDA has already been pointed out. Furthermore the following package insert was read out to Professor Eagles from a registered flu relief medicine package insert:
"Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) has been claimed to be an essential factor in building up the patients resistance to infections as well as speeding their recovery rate."
It is clear then that the MCC allows package inserts to indicate claims where there is some evidence, even if that evidence is not overwhelming. We argue that the available evidence that short-course nevirapine is effective is overwhelming. If the MCC has some doubts over nevirapine's efficacy, surely it must allow manufacturers of the medicine to state that the balance of evidence demonstrates that nevirapine is effective for the purposes of mother-to-child transmission prevention. Professor Eagles offered no adequate response to this argument.
We will make the transcript of this interview available once we have obtained the tapes from Cape Talk.
MCC Must Re-establish Public and Health-Care Worker Confidence
The MCC's decision has caused a crisis of confidence in its competence and independence. It can however take steps to rectify this. Either it must produce convincing evidence that most of the data supporting the effectiveness of short-course nevirapine is significantly flawed or it must retract its decision to deregister short-course nevirapine for MTCTP in 90 days unless the patent-holder produces more evidence of the medicine's effectiveness. The TAC would welcome either of these two routes. Furthermore, we believe that the irrational views on HIV purveyed by the Minister of Health, has demonstrated the need for a review of the current legislation whereby the Registrar of Medicines is appointed (and can be removed) by the Minister of Health.
Short-course nevirapine is by no means the best way to conduct MTCTP, but it has offered hope to hundreds of thousands of mothers, nurses and doctors. It would be scandolous if this hope is eroded by unscientific, politically influenced decisions.
World Health Organisation Statement
Nevirapine for the Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV
WHO reconfirms its support for the use of nevirapine to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
July 2003
The Division of AIDS, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda has recently released the final report (dated March 2003) from the reassessment of the trial procedures and results in the HIVNET 012 trial conducted in Uganda1. This trial, the first to demonstrate the safety and efficacy of nevirapine to prevent mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV, was started in Uganda in 1997 and the results were published in 19992. A single dose of nevirapine given at onset of labour plus a single dose to the newborn within 72 h of birth reduced the risk of HIV transmission down to 13%, almost 2-fold lower than a short course of zidovudine started during labour. Concerns about the trial were raised in March 2002 when claims emerged that certain serious adverse events had not been properly reported. The Division issued a statement with the final report that concludes: "In summary, the re-monitoring of the study determined that nevirapine, 200mg orally given to the mother at delivery and 2mg/kg given to the neonate within 72 hours, is safe and effective. However, the conduct of the study lacked the necessary documentation to support a request to the FDA to consider this study as a stand alone pivotal trial." Nevirapine has been registered in the USA, countries of the European Union and numerous other countries for the treatment of AIDS (in combination with other antiretroviral agents), and is also registered for MTCT prevention in many countries worldwide. Nevirapine is recommended by the US Public Health Service Task Force for MTCT prevention among women in labour who have had no prior therapy3 and is included for both treatment and MTCT prevention purposes in the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines, which is updated on a regular basis.
In October 2000, WHO in partnership with UNAIDS, UNICEF and UNFPA, convened a technical consultation to review all available evidence on the safety and effectiveness of short-course antiretroviral drug-based interventions to reduce the risk of MTCT4. The consultation concluded that all regimens which had been shown to be safe and effective in controlled clinical trials could be used in MTCT-prevention programmes. These regimens included zidovudine alone or in combination with lamivudine, as well as nevirapine.
Since the consultation, further research conducted in South Africa has demonstrated the safety and efficacy of nevirapine as well as the zidovudine and lamivudine combination5.
Scaling-up MTCT-prevention programmes in resource-limited settings to reach more HIV-positive mothers and prevent any further infants being infected with HIV is a major challenge, to which many governments, non-governmental organizations, international aid agencies and WHO are committed. While nevirapine is only one of several regimens which has been shown to be safe and effective, the low cost and simplicity of use of the regimen makes it particularly attractive.
WHO continues to support the use of nevirapine in MTCT-prevention programmes. WHO agrees with the National Institutes of Health report and the accompanying statement, which emphasize that there is no evidence that the scientific data from the HIVNET012 study demonstrating the safety and efficacy of nevirapine are invalid. Each year, about 800,000 infants become infected with HIV, mainly through mother-to-child transmission. WHO and its partner United Nations agencies recommend that MTCT prevention using antiretroviral regimens such as nevirapine should be included in the minimum standard package of care for HIV-positive women and their children. WHO is not aware of any information that should lead to a change in this recommendation.
2. Guay LA, Musoke P, Fleming T, Bagenda D, Allen M, Nakabiito C, Sherman J, Bakaki P, Ducar C, Deseyve M, Emel L, Mirochnick M, Fowler MG, Mofenson L, Miotti P, Dransfield K, Bray D, Mmiro F, Jackson JB. Intrapartum and neonatal single-dose nevirapine compared with zidovudine for prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1 in Kampala, Uganda: HIVNET 012 randomised trial. Lancet 1999;354:795-802.
3. Public Health Service Task Force. Recommendations for Use of Antiretroviral Drugs in Pregnant HIV-1 Infected women for Maternal Health and Interventions to Reduce Perinatal HIV-1 Transmission in the United States, June 16, 2003. (
5. Moodley D, Moodly J, Coodavia H, Gray G, McIntyre J, Hofmyer J, Nikodem C, Hall D, Gigliotti M, Robinson P, Boshoff L, Sullivan JL, for the South African Intrapartum Nevirapine Trial (SAINT) Investigators. A multicenter randomized controlled trial of nevirapine versus a combination of zidovudine and lamivudine to reduce intrapartum and early postpartum mother-to-child transmission of human immunodeficiency virus type 1. Journal of Infectious Diseases 2003;187:725-735.
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Dr Isabelle de Zoysa
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SANDUSKY, Ohio (May 25, 2016) – Mouth-watering barbeque and amazing craft beers come together with the world's greatest collection of thrill rides and coasters at Cedar Point's annual Brew and BBQ event, kicking off this Friday, May 27!
Over 160 micro, craft and specialty beers will be available for sampling in the FrontierTown section of the park, including Cedar Point's own custom Valravn Session IPA. Some of the more than 55 breweries represented include The Brew Kettle, Rhinegeist, New Belgium, Maumee Bay, Founders Brewing, Dogfish Head, Great Lakes, Goose Island and Kona Brewing.
The wide selection of beer isn't the only treat, as delicious barbeque samples will be served to complement the hops and grains. Guests can choose items from a "Taste of Carolina," with pulled pork sliders and Southern slaw or sliced brisket with candied jalapenos; "Texas BBQ," featuring sliced brisket on Texas toast with rich & sassy barbeque sauce or barbeque carnitas nachos with creamy cheddar, black beans, pickled jalapenos and sour cream; the "Memphis BBQ," including a barbeque pork shoulder sandwich with coleslaw and smoky barbeque sauce or smoked sausage; and the "Kansas City BBQ," tempting the taste buds with smokehouse ribs with a wet or dry rub.
Guests can enhance their Brew and BBQ dining experience while discovering how to pair beer and food like an expert at one of the VIP beer and food pairings. Limited tickets are available for these multi-course sessions to be held at 6 and 8 p.m. on May 28-29 and June 10-11. Cost for the pairing is $20 per person and guests must be 21 or over.
Plus, Chef Damaris Phillips from Food Network's "Southern at Heart" will make a special appearance on Saturday, June 4 from 5-6:30 p.m. Impressing judges with her fresh take on Southern cuisine and winning over the audience with her impeccable charm, Southern spitfire Damaris Phillips also outlasted 11 rival competitors to win season nine of "Food Network Star." Guests can watch her whip up a few quick recipes that incorporate beer and then stay for an autograph signing.
Brew and BBQ begins on Friday, May 27 and runs daily through Sunday, June 12 from 5 p.m. until park close. Guests can save $10 when they purchase their event tickets in advance online for just $20. Event admission includes tickets that can be used for beer and barbeque samples. Event admission does not include admission to Cedar Point, but a combo ticket is available online for $65 plus tax. Admission to the park is required to gain access to Brew and BBQ.
Get set to get wet! Soak City Waterpark, Cedar Point's splashtacular summer playground, opens this weekend on Saturday, May 28. Guests can challenge the waves in the Breakers Bay wave pool, go on a rafting adventure together on Zoom Flume or take it easy in a poolside cabana. Soak City is open daily May 28 through Sept. 5.
Cedar Point is also honoring all of the men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. During the park's Armed Forces Weekend, all active, retired and honorably-discharged members of the United States military can receive free admission to Cedar Point and Soak City Waterpark with a valid ID from Friday, May 27 through Monday, May 30. Valid forms of ID include active duty ID, retired personnel ID, VA ID or a copy of DD-214 discharge papers and a photo ID.
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"The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials identified 9,500 "ready-to-go" highway, bridge, transit, port, rail and aviation projects that it says will create hundreds of thousands of jobs - much like the list of "shovel-ready" projects that the association pushed in the run-up to the $787 billion stimulus bill Mr. Obama signed in February.
Last time, state officials requested $64 billion in infrastructure spending but were allotted $34.3 billion, about 4 percent of the $787 billion.
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Santos make their highly anticipated entry into the Club World Cup on Wednesday when they face plucky Japanese champions Kashiwa Reysol, but all the focus is on one man - Neymar.
The Brazilians will be relying on the highly talented 19-year-old forward to shoot them to a probable final showdown with Barcelona, while Kashiwa's Brazilian boss, a former Santos player and coach, must try to stop him.
Arguably the most high-profile name after Lionel Messi at the intercontinental championship in Japan, Neymar, who has been linked with a big-money move to Europe, said he wanted to write his name in Santos folklore.
"I'm very happy to have this opportunity to play at the Club World Cup and very happy to have the chance to be a new name in the history of Santos. It's an honour for me," he said.
His comments came at the end of a training session that was open to the public and saw dozens of children sporting imitations of the international's flamboyant hairdo -- bleached blond hair in a quasi-Mohican.
Neymar, who showed off bright green boots at the public showing and was cheered every time he touched the ball, said at a previous press conference that he had been shocked that so many people in Japan knew him and "loved" him.
The slight teenager said that he was flattered to be talked about in the same breath as Messi, the brilliant Argentine who like his Barcelona side is widely acknowledged to be the best in the world.
The European champions take on Al Sadd of Qatar in the other semi, on Thursday, in a match they will be fully expected to win.
There is similar pressure on Santos back home in Brazil, where the Club World Cup is regarded as a major trophy.
The 61-year-old Nelsinho, whose spell as coach has seen Kashiwa leap from second-division obscurity to the J-League championship in just two seasons, said Neymar had the potential to be the best player in the world.
"He's an outstanding player with huge, huge potential," he said. "Of course we will have to be very cautious not only of him, but of the whole Santos team."
Nelsinho rolled off the likes of striker Borges, who scored a prolific 23 goals in 29 games in Brazil in 2011, and Ganso, the subtle foil to Neymar who before injury was also mooted for a big-money move to Europe.
Nelsinho, who has been hailed in the Japanese press for his "Nelsinho magic" after steering the side from Chiba, near Tokyo, to the most successful spell in its history, said it was probably the biggest game of his long career.
"The match is extremely important for my career. Barcelona and Santos are favourites (to win the tournament), but we have the opportunity to play them (Santos), so for any professional this is an extremely big chance," he said.
"It might be the most important in my career," he added, saying that he would not let fond memories of his time at the Brazilian giants distract him.
"I've a great gratitude to Santos but I'm not bringing those emotions to the game," he said.
Kashiwa, who grabbed the last berth at the tournament as champions of the host league, defeated Auckland City and then survived a nail-biting penalty shoot-out against the Mexicans Monterrey to reach the last four.


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Patricio Geronimo Mariano
Biography of Patricio Geronimo Mariano
Patricio Geronimo Mariano (Patricio G. Mariano or Patricio Mariano) was a Filipino nationalist, revolutionary, pundit, poet, playwright, dramatist, short story writer, novelist, journalist, violinist, and painter. Mariano was a Katipunan member. Mariano was the son of Petronilo Mariano and Dionisia Geronimo.
He wrote several Tagalog novels, including Ang Mga Anak ng Dalita (The Children of Indigence) and Ang Tala sa Panghulo (The Star of Panghulo), which is included in Filipiniana.net's list of the 100 best Tagalog novels. He is most noted for producing the best Tagalog translation of Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere.
Early Life and Education
Patricio Mariano was born in Santa Cruz, Manila, on 17 March 1877 to Patrinilo Mariano and Dionisia Geronimo. As a child, Mariano showed a fondness for music and painting.
Mariano received his high school education at the Ateneo Municipal (now known as the Ateneo de Manila University) and at the Colegio de San Juan de Letran. Mariano studied bookkeeping at the Escuela de Artes y Oficios. Mariano received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the Liceo de Manila (now known as the Manila Central University).
Political Career
Mariano was influenced by Jose Dizon, a Katipunan leader and typography and stereography shop owner, in joining the Katipunan. Mariano worked for Dizon in the said printing shop. Mariano joined the Filipino revolution in 1896. However, Mariano decided not to fight till the end. In 1898, Mariano became a public servant during the First Philippine Republic, wherein he acted as the right hand man of Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista. Bautista was the adviser to General Emilio Aguinaldo, the president of the First Philippine Republic. As a patriot, Mariano was one of the founders of the organization known as the Asociacion Pro Patria.
Literary Career
At a time when the Tagalog Theater was beginning to evolve, Mariano pursued a career as a playwright by writing zarzuelas in the Tagalog-language. Mariano became a translator of literary works into the Tagalog language. Apart from being a zarzuela author and translator, Mariano wrote poetry, short stories, dramas, and operettas. Mariano focused on subjects of romance, social conditions, and the hopes of the Filipino people. Mariano used symbolism in his works. Mariano's works as a playwright were performed at theaters such as the Zorrilla Theater, the Manila Grand Opera House, and the Rizal Theater in Tondo, Manila. Mariano's play, Sampaguita ("Jazmine"), was shown at the Zorilla Theater in 1901. His one-act drama, Ang Pakakak ("The Tuba"), was presented at the Manila Grand Opera House on 7 July 1913, and his Ang Silanganan ("The East" or "The Levant"), another one-act drama, was performed at the Rizal Theater 30 December 1904.
Journalistic Career
Armed with his experience in printing, Mariano utilized his skills at the Imprenta de Malolos, a printing press located at Barasoain in Malolos, Bulacan. He became the manager of the Imprenta de Malolos. As a journalist, Mariano wrote articles for periodicals such as the El Heraldo de la Revolucion (The Herald of the Revolution) and the Ang Kaibigan ng Bayan (The Friend of the Nation). Mariano edited and wrote for other newspapers after the war. The post-war periodicals Mariano had been active in included Los Obreros, Ang Paggawa, Katwiran, Lunas ng Bayan, El Renacimiento Filipino, La Vanguardia, and Taliba.
Translation Career
,As a translator, Mariano translated into the Tagalog language operas such as Lucia di Lammermoor and the third act of La traviata. Mariano translated Jose Rizal's novels, namely Noli me Tangere and El filibusterismo, from the Spanish originals.
Literary Associations
As a playwright and a journalist, Mariano became a member of literary organizations during his lifetime. Among the organizations Mariano became associated with included the Union de Artistas (Artists Union), the Union de Impresores (Printers Union), the Buklod na Ginto (Gold Circle), the Aklatang Bayan (National Library), and the Lupong Tagapagpalaganap ng Akademya ng Wikang Tagalog (Board of Spreaders of the Academy of the Tagalog Language).
Mariano succumbed to the effects and complications of a neck tumor and died in 1935.
Patricio Geronimo Mariano's Works:
Sampaguita ("Jazmine") (1901)
Anak ng Dagat ("Child of the Sea")
Ang Pakakak ("The Tuba") (a one-act drama) (1913)
Ang Silanganan ("The East" or "The Levant") (a one-act drama) (1904)
Juan Masili: Ang Pinuno ng Tulisan (1906)
Ang mga Anak Dalita (1911)
Ang Tala sa Panghulo (1913)
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Two charity workers who contracted Ebola as they helped fight the epidemic in West Africa have been released from hospital after successful experimental treatment.
Doctor Kent Brantly worked with Christian aid organisation Samaritan's Purse in Liberia treating patients when he fell ill with the disease.
The 33-year-old and fellow American Nancy Writebol, an aid worker who also contracted Ebola while in the country, were airlifted back to the States amid much controversy for treatment.
Dr. Brantly had selflessly insisted Ms Writebol should be given the only vial of experimental medicine when they fell ill last month.
Instead he was given a "unit of blood" from a 14-year-old who had survived Ebola – which some doctors believe would contain antibodies strong enough to fight off the virus.
The pair were held in the acute isolation centre at the Emory University Hospital in Atlanta after arriving earlier this month.
Several Americans, including billionaire Donald Trump, expressed outrage over the decision to bring them back to the States fearing they could spread the disease.
In a statement Franklin Graham, president of Samaritan's Purse, he had "marvelled at Dr. Brantly's courageous spirit as he has fought this horrible virus" and thanked staff at the hospital.
"I join all of our Samaritan's Purse team around the world in giving thanks to God as we celebrate Dr. Kent Brantly's recovery from Ebola and release from the hospital," he said.
"I know that Dr. Brantly and his wonderful family would ask that you please remember and pray for those in Africa battling, treating and suffering from Ebola."
"Those who have given up the comforts of home to serve the suffering and the less fortunate are in many ways just beginning this battle," the statement continued.
"We have more than 350 staff in Liberia, and others will soon be joining them, so please pray for those who have served with Dr. Brantly - along with the other doctors, aid workers and organisations that are at this very moment desperately trying to stop Ebola from taking any more lives."
More than 1,350 people have died from the disease in West Africa, according to the World Health Organisation, which has declared the Ebola epidemic a global health emergency.
Writebol, 59, is expected to be discharged from the hospital's isolation unit in the coming days.
Meanwhile a village herbalist who claimed she had special powers to heal Ebola victims is said to have been responsible for the spread of the killer disease to Sierra Leone causing 365 deaths.
The outbreak in the country may never have happened if she hadn't boasted she could cure suffers, which led to infected victims crossing the border from Guinea.
The woman, who lived in the eastern border of village of Sokoma, was then engulfed by so many victims she contracted the killer disease which has claimed 1,350 lives so far.
Health official Mohammed Vandi, in charge of the hardest-hit district of Kenema, said: "She got infected herself and died. During her funeral, women around the other towns got infected.
"She was claiming to have powers to heal Ebola and cases from Guinea started crossing the border into Sierra Leone for treatment."
In Liberia, riot police were forced to fire live shots and tear gas over the quarantining of capital Monrovia's slum area West Point, home to 50,000 of the country's poorest, in a bid to hold back the tidal spread of the disease.
The country has the highest number of deaths, 576, in the world's worst Ebola outbreak.
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf ordered the ghetto to be sealed off, as a country-wide 9pm to 6am curfew was imposed.
Locals clashed with police as security forces built blockades to keep those inside - and workers trying to get home outside.
The World Health Organisation revealed there were 221 new cases and 106 deaths in West Africa between August 17 and 18.
In Nigeria consultant doctor Stella Ameyo Adadevo, the first medic to order a sick patient from Liberia to be tested in July, has died.
Lagos University Hospital chief medical director Akin Osibogun said:" We owe her a lot. She managed the situation like the thorough professional she was. She helped Nigeria contain the epidemic in her own way."
Kenya has also now banned all travel from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, after Cameroon shut its borders with Nigeria earlier this week.


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Many students, at some point in their lives, will rely on the services of a financial adviser. CFTC.gov has three short videos (2-3 minutes in length) that allow viewers to make decisions on whether or not to invest after hearing a pitch from an investment "pro." Ask your students to jot down the key words or phrases used to entice them to invest. Thanks to WAPO's Michelle Singletary for highlighting these in recent column.
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Arlen Specter says it's OK by him if Mitt Romney wants to drop his name, but he doesn't believe he should have been a focus of the GOP presidential debate.
"There are a lot more important things to discuss than Arlen Specter," the former Pennsylvania senator told ABC News on Thursday. "I don't care if he brings me up. I just think there are more important things to do than talk about me."
Specter was the subject of a pointed exchange between Romney and Rick Santorum about health care during the debate Wednesday night. Romney said if Santorum hadn't supported Specter in a GOP primary "we would not have Obamacare."
Santorum has explained repeatedly that he endorsed Specter over conservative Pat Toomey in the 2004 primary because Specter was in line to become Senate Judiciary Commmittee chairman. Specter agreed to support President George W. Bush's judicial nominees, Santorum said.
Specter bolted from the GOP in 2009 and became a Democrat, and eventually voted for Obama's health care legislation. He was defeated in the Democratic primary in 2010.
Specter, who now teaches at the University of Pennsylvania's law school, told ABC News that he "never" made a deal with Santorum on judicial nominees.
Catalina Camia leads the OnPolitics online community and has been at USA TODAY since 2005. She has been a reporter or editor covering politics and Congress for two decades, including stints at The Dallas Morning News and Congressional Quarterly. Follow her at @USATOnPolitics.
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I did a search on this topic and found nothing that fits my exact question, so forgive me if it's out there and I missed it somehow.
I am using a couple of plugins to make my site a multi-level marketing site. Everything works fine, so I'm good there. The problem I am having is this:
When a new user registers on my site, they are given a referral link. That referral link looks like this mysite.com/234 with the 234 being their referral number. If the user gets someone to register by clicking on their referral link, a new link is generated for the new user with the next available number being their referral link. It works perfectly, as I have tested it a number of times.
Another plugin that I am using allows me to create squeeze pages, or opt-in pages. I was told by the creator of the plugin that generates the referral links that I can make any page into a referral link by doing this mysite.com/page.php?ref=234
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The 1970s in Vermont were a time of radical change. Many of the features that are today considered quintessentially Vermont–its politics, its local food movements, and its offbeat culture–have their origins in this period. Explore the results of our multi-year research project focused on this influential decade in Vermont.
Exhibit: Freaks, Radicals & Hippies: Counterculture in 1970s Vermont
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From communes to organic agriculture, progressive politics to healthcare reform, alternative energy to women's and gay rights, no aspect of Vermont life remained the same after the dramatic changes that occurred during the 1970s. This dynamic and thoughtful exhibit offers a look back into this influential time in Vermont's recent past.
Highlights of the exhibition include a Geodesic Dome, Video and Listening Stations showcasing stories and images from the era, and a 'Peace Hand' Puppet from Bread & Puppet Theater. Contains Adult content.
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Debra J. Dunn, BSN, RN, CWON-NP is a certified wound ostomy nurse. She earned a bachelor of science degree in nursing at La Roche College in Pittsburgh, PA and successfully completed the course of study at Cleveland Clinic's R.B. Turnbull School of Wound Ostomy Continence nursing. She is currently finishing her post-graduate course of study at Duquesne University in the Family Nurse Practitioner Program. Ms. Dunn has provided direct patient care to ostomy patients in the acute care and outpatient settings for the past 4 years.
Alicia L. Culleiton, DNP, RN, CNE is an assistant clinical professor at the Duquesne University School of Nursing. Alicia has actively instructed nursing students in the acute and long-term settings for 8 years, thus being exposed to a variety of clients requiring some form of ostomy care. Her primary areas of clinical interest are emergency/trauma and critical care nursing, and she has 19 years of experience in those fields. Dr. Culleiton earned her BSN from the Catholic University of America, her MSN in Nursing Administration and Nursing Education from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and her DNP from Chatham University.
Dr. Pittman has been involved in a variety of research activities, including surgical site infections, living with a chronic wound, descriptive study of veterans with an ostomy, examining patient characteristics with a new ostomy, testing of two new instruments to identify risk factors for ostomy complications, and bowel management methods for fecal incontinence in critical care. Joyce has received several academic and professional awards, such as the Indiana University School of Medicine Aging Fellowship, Dr. Sherri Smith Grant Scholarship, Emily Holmquist Award, and WOCN Research Poster Merit Award.
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A PENSIONER was indecently assaulted as she walked her dog in Ash Vale.
The 71-year old woman from Ash was attacked on the canal bank a week last Wednesday at 10.10am.
She became aware of a man following her when he approached and asked her about her dog before walking away.
A few minutes later he walked past again, but this time he grabbed her from behind and indecently assaulted her.
When she shouted at him, he apologised to her before running off.
The offender is white, 5ft 6in tall, in his late twenties and of medium build. He has short light brown hair, a round face which was clean shaven and a fair complexion.
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Police would particularly like to speak to a woman who may have been approached by the same man while walking her dog in Ash Park on either the same day or the next day.
Anyone with information should call Det Con Gemma Morris at Guildford CID on 01483 653141.