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FedUNITED Awards
The FedUNITED Awards are an annual celebration of the contributions that FedUni students make to the University, local, national and international communities.
Awards are presented for participation in leadership, sport and volunteering. To be eligible for an award you must register with Leadership & Volunteering@FedUni and/or represent the University in a sports team. For more information on FedUni's sporting teams, please head to federation.edu.au/sport. In addition, we present Outstanding Achievement awards to some of our most proactive students. The following awards will be open for nomination in September and judged by a selection panel.
Award for Outstanding Contribution to University Life
Recognising students who have dedicated their time to enhancing the FedUni experience This student should be a strong representative of our values of support, inclusion and engagement. They will have gone above and beyond to contribute to their fellow students experience and time at Uni. Examples of their contribution may include:
- Being a member or a supporter of Club/Societies in a significant way
- Being engaged with issues affecting student life and making positive contributions to the constant improvement of the Uni
- Being a leading example to other students through peer support, motivation and inclusion of others
Award for Outstanding Community Contribution
Recognising students who have made a significant volunteer effort outside the University. This student will have a role or roles in the local/national/international community's volunteering network. This student will embody strong values around community engagement. Examples of their contribution may include:
- Volunteering countless hours of their own time to organisations/events
- Demonstrating dedication and commitment to a positive cause
- Being a role model and outstanding member of the local/wider community
The Unsung Hero Award
Recognising the student who flies under the radar, but does amazing work in the Uni/wider community. This student is a positive role model to their peers and is someone who you think deserves extra recognition for the contribution they have made during their time at Uni. ;Examples of their work may include:
- Making an exceptional contribution to Uni life or the wider community by enhancing the wellbeing of others, providing engagement opportunities for other students or being a tireless advocate for a cause
- Being motivated and effective in their actions but they/others are unaware of the significance of their contribution
International Star
Recognising an international student who has made a significant contribution to University life for other International students. This student is a leading representative of international students at FedUni and deserves recognition for their devotion to promoting and advocating for the International Community on Campus. Examples of their contribution may include:
- Participating in Chat Club and other Uni events to represent and promote international students
- Being a peer supporter to other international students
- Being a voice for issues concerning international students
- Contributing to cross cultural awareness on campus or in the community
Most Promising New Club/Society/Team
Recognising a student-run Club, Society or Team created within the last year which has shown the potential to make a huge impact. This Club/Society/Team has demonstrated strong leadership and ambition in building their role and network at Uni. Examples of this potential may include:
- Being an active participant in Uni run events such as BBQs, market stalls and O week activities
- Creating a supportive and engaging atmosphere for other students within their interest/cultural/course group
- Promoting positive messages aligned with the Uni's values within their club/society
Outstanding Club/Society/Team
Recognising a student-run Club/Society/Team which has been consistently well-run, active and inclusive over an extended period of time. This Club/Society/Team possesses strong leadership in their committee and positively impacts their members/Uni. Examples of their sustained excellence may include:
- Running quality events that engage their members in positive activities that promote the relationship between themselves and Uni
- Being an active group on campus and contributed their time to Uni events such as BBQs, market stalls and O-Week activities
- Promoting positive messages aligned with the Uni's values within their club/society
- Developing an exceptional group culture with consistently effective succession-planning
The Service to Sport Award
Recognising a student who has made a significant positive impact on the university's sport program. This student works tirelessly behind the scenes to support our clubs, teams and/or social sports programs. The motivation and passion they show for their sport is noticed by their peers and improves the student experience. Their impact may include:
- Being an active member of a university sporting club/team
- Taking on a sports leadership role (Coach, Team Manager, Events Coordinator etc)
- Being an active participant in Uni run events that promote sport such as Team BBQs, market stalls and O-Week activities
- Leading by example and creating an exceptional inclusive team culture and brand.
The Students Supporting Students Award
Recognising a student that is proactive and effective in supporting other students, over and above their regular leadership role. This individual goes out of their way to assist other students with Uni life, whether with academic or pastoral support. Examples of how this support could be demonstrated may include:
- Proactively engaging with at-risk students and referring them to appropriate services
- Working in conjunction with University staff to provide enhanced services and support
Communication Champion
Recognising a student for going the extra mile to enhance communication for students across the university. This student works proactively to improve connections between students and staff, as well as raising awareness of FedUni services, events and initiatives amongst the student community. Examples of how this support could be demonstrated may include:
- Engaging successfully with part of the student community by managing an innovative social media channel
- Demonstrating an ongoing commitment to communication with and on behalf of the student body


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VIDEO: Clips From Syfy's FACE OFF, HOT SET & Original Movie RISE OF A ZOMBIE
Check out sneak peek clips from an all new episode of Syfy's FACE OFF as well as the thrilling season finale of HOT SET airing on Tuesday, October 23rd at 10/9c. Remember to tune in and watch the final four Hot Set contestants compete to create a headquarters worthy of a comic book villain. Also check out the interview clip from the cast of Syfy Original Movie RISE OF A ZOMBIE!

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Welcome to the Warzone Gamescom Round-up 2017
EVE: Valkyrie - Warzone is coming on 26th September, and between now and then we'll be revealing everything you need to know about it. Here's what's
As a rookie Valkyrie pilot, you need to realize your ship is not just your hot set of space wheels… it's your second skin. Take the time to study it in detail and properly prepare for what lies ahead, or else you are going to burn. The more you know about your ship's instrumentation and the data it constantly feeds you, the more likely you are to survive.
Welcome to the second in our series of hook-ups with the world's best EVE: Valkyrie pilots, in which we help you become a better battler.
When PSVR players strap in for their inaugural Eve: Valkyrie experience it will be in a fighter class ship. Here's what to expect from the game's most versatile craft.
Remember, in team play you've got team responsibilities… a fire and forget approach isn't going to turn out well.
This one goes out to the multitude of PSVR players who are imminently going to swarm into the airless expanses of New Eden as they begin their new career as an EVE: Valkyrie pilot.
Providing a helping hand to your teammates is a vital part of success in any Eve: Valkyrie campaign. Welcome to support Class.
You'll need to know this lot inside and out if you're going to make your mark as a legendary pilot.
When EVE: Valkyrie hits PSVR on 13 October there are going to be an awful lot of rookie pilots out there. If you're reading this, perhaps you'll be one of them. And perhaps you don't fancy becoming
After joining the ranks of the Valkyrie in the versatile Wraith, it's time to start battling with the big boys. Welcome to heavy class.
Some of the pilots you'll encounter are not human pilots at all, but artificially intelligent bots, inconveniently focused on your destruction.
Listen up rookie! Your career as a pilot in Valkyrie will bring a great many varied and testing challenges whether playing alone, or with a bunch of other would-be flying legends.When you have taken
According to the classic space horror movie Alien, "in space no one can hear you scream". Well, it turns out that's a load of phooey. Plenty of people can hear you scream and laugh and cry and shout.


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The Long War -- Five years after 9/11 REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Charles Sennott - The hunt for Bin Laden
Looking back in sadness
Five years after the 9/11 attacks, area communities remember one of the darkest days in US history
A Service of Remembrance was held yesterday on the Esplanade at sunset, as firefighters from Boston and across the state gathered to honor 343 of their New York City comrades who died five years ago. As each of the names was read, a firefighter carried a helmet representing a victim. (Jim David/ Globe Staff)
Five years after two hijacked planes from Boston crashed into the World Trade Center, solemn ceremonies in Massachusetts yesterday brought together victims' families, firefighters, police, and ordinary residents who have been saddened and sobered by that day.
The names of all 205 victims with links to Massachusetts were read aloud at the State House in a moving memorial attended by many of the victims' families. A lone bagpiper played ``Amazing Grace" inside the office tower at 75 State Street. Luggage screeners at Logan International Airport paused in silence at 8:46 a.m., the moment when American Airlines Flight 11 struck the World Trade Center.
``It's hard for me to remember what my life was like before Sept. 11, 2001," Lisa Burke said at the State House ceremony. Her cousin, Flight 11 chief purser Karen A. Martin of Danvers, was the hijackers' first victim.
``I miss Karen more as time goes on, not less," Burke said following a video tribute to the Massachusetts victims, whose smiles and embraces, frozen in time, brought many family members to tears in the House chamber.
Earlier, the flag on the State House lawn was raised against a bright, blue, cloudless sky reminiscent of the fateful morning five years ago and then lowered to half- staff.
``The memories I have are so real in my mind it seems like only yesterday," said Jim Ogonowski, a retired Air National Guard lieutenant colonel. His brother, John Ogonowski, was the captain of Flight 11.
``We have been told that our pain and sorrow will ease with the passage of time," said Ogonowski, whose brother lived with his wife and three daughters on a 150-acre farm in Dracut. ``Five years later, I can tell you it is starting, but we know it will never go away."
Governor Mitt Romney followed Ogonowski at the podium, speaking of the loss of parents, children, husbands, mothers, brothers, and sisters. ``It is hard for our minds to contemplate a human darkness so vile that it celebrates murder and destruction of human lives," Romney said. ``But we can celebrate the bright memories of the fallen."
On the Esplanade at sunset, firefighters from Boston and around the state gathered to honor 343 of their comrades who died in New York five years ago. As each of the names was read, a firefighter carried a helmet representing a victim.
Some found ways to use the occasion to help the community.
At Fenway Park yesterday, more than 1,000 people were expected to donate blood at the fourth annual Day of Remembrance, according to Donna Morrissey, spokeswoman for the American Red Cross.
As Anne Brescia of Medford lay on her back in the State Street Pavilion there, awaiting her turn to give blood, she said that this tragic anniversary also has become a day to give back. Yesterday marked Brescia's third visit to the annual event.
Chief Richard Serino of Boston Emergency Medical Services, who walked among the donors, echoed her thoughts about Sept. 11. ``It's always a day, as tragic as it was, that makes you proud," he said.
At L'Aroma in the Back Bay, Ysuff Salie closed the Newbury Street cafe at noon to everyone but victims' relatives and members of the Massachusetts 9/11 Fund, which aids state residents directly affected by the attacks. Salie's 28-year-old pregnant daughter, Rahma, and his 32-year-old son-in-law, Michael Theodoridis, were traveling to a friend's wedding on Flight 11, the first plane to hit the World Trade Center .
``They were two wonderful people," Salie said, his eyes glassy with tears. ``I cannot let their spirit die. I want it to live."
At Logan's chapel, employees gathered to reflect on the anniversary, and most airline workers wore pins of red, white, and blue ribbon or blue rubber bracelets that read, ``We will never forget."
Robert Paquin, 22, of Providence was a high school senior five years ago and now is working as a customer service agent for
Remembering Sept. 11 ``is something I think about every time I close a flight and do the security checks," Paquin said. ``Even though it was five years ago and I was very young at the time, I still remember that. And it does -- if not every day, then every other day -- come into my mind."
Yesterday, US Senators Edward M. Kennedy and John F. Kerry and US Representative Michael E. Capuano announced that Brigham and Women's Hospital will receive a grant of $460,000 from the US Department of Homeland Security to attempt to find ways to make baggage screening more efficient and less subject to error. The money will go to researchers who specialize in human vision and visual attention.
Tomorrow, Massport plans to unveil the design for a Sept. 11 memorial at Logan to honor the crew and passengers of American Flight 11 and United Flight 175, the second plane to hit the World Trade Center.
In Sudbury, more than 60 people gathered at the September 11th Memorial Garden to honor three residents who died in the terrorist attacks: Geoffrey Cloud, 36; Cora Holland, 52; and Peter Goodrich, 33.
Bette and Peter Cloud placed roses at a plaque for their son, a married father of two who lived in Stamford, Conn., and worked in the World Trade Center. Support from the community has been overwhelming, Bette Cloud said. ``It means everything to us."
Mac Daniel of the Globe staff and Globe correspondents Bill Glucroft, Kristen Green, and Andrew Ryan contributed to this report. Brian MacQuarrie can be reached at email@example.com.


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Last week, I did a few logotypes based on my friends. The content was driven by two factors. The first was their personalities (political ideology, traditionalism vs. modernism, etc.) and some had their occupation or based off a hobby. This was just for fun, and the friends I used (all three of them) seemed to enjoy it too. Stay tuned for the second post!
Below is the thought process behind the first.
Logotype 1
Description: This friend's last name is Machak (pronounced May Check). He is an Auto Body mechanic. The ideal idea of what a blue collar worker is from a small town. Someone who works 9 – 5 and typically is conservative. Both of which happens to be true. He is a traditionalist. Not very open to new ideas, but through persuasion will give them a shot, within reason.
Behind the Logo: The typeface I used is Helvetica Neue Medium. Something that isn't too flashy, although to show the openness to some ideas, the 'a' and 'k' are conjoined. Underneath is also all Helvetica Neue with the 'Engine' part as Helvetica Neue Regular. I did this with the thought that it could be interchanged with various other car services like brakes, tires, transmission. While doing this I did consider color choices but ultimately decided to use only greyscale when showcasing.


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What kind of abs do you prefer on a girl?
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which ones are your favorite and do any of them turn you off?
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In order of my preference: C, D, A, B. Danielle (C) has great curves and looks hot. B is really slim, a bit too slim for me, but looks real. D is either very young or very hungry, she'll be anxious. D is not looking for a relationship, or doesn't have the time for one.10|10|1


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Ah, okay, so now I see why the Kardashian/Jenner sisters have been working especially hard in the past year to develop their individuality… at least from what we can see on social media.
Kim, Khloe, Kylie, and Kendall have all launched their very own websites and apps. Sounds fun, right? Who wouldn't want to get the inside scoop on Khloe's workout regimen, Kylie's makeup routine, Kendall's fashion week, or Kim's tips on styling a toddler?
Well, the inside scoop comes at a price, of course. A membership that provides exclusive access on these websites and apps will run you $2.99/month each. So, if you want to get full access to all of the sisters' sites, you'll have start saving up now and add it to your monthly expenses alongside rent, bills, and food. Priorities, right?
I've taken the time to peruse each site to get an idea of what they're all about. Here are my thoughts.
Kim Kardashian – kimkardashianwest.com
Kim's welcome video opens with "Hey guys, it's Kim." No kidding! I thought I was on Betty White's website when I typed "kimkardashianwest.com" into the toolbar. Photos of Kim and her opulent lifestyle flash before me as she clearly reads a script about how thrilled she is to share her already all-too-public life with us. For the record, if I didn't understand English, I wouldn't be able to sense even an ounce of excitement in her voice. Oh, I also can't forget to point out how Kim's website has a section called "Get North's Look: NYC Edge". Is it just me or is there something a little Toddlers and Tiaras about that? I think she should rename that section: "How to Make Your Child a Stylish Accessory". Other than that, the site kind of bores me. Nothing I haven't seen before. Yawn.
Kylie Jenner – thekyliejenner.com
Next, we have Kylie's website. She plays the raunchy, sexy jailbait-just-turned-legal-yesterday sister. The background of her site is a black and white photo of her face mid-orgasm, and the cover photo of her welcome video highlights her tush in a netted underwear. Sounds about right for an 18-year-old who just graduated from high school a few weeks ago. Her monotone welcome message sounds a little more excited than Kim's, but that's probably because this is Kylie's first real solo project. Her video tells us that, even more so than Kim's site, we can expect all-things-Kylie, from her glam routine, to her favorite clothing, to her adventures. Just below her welcome message, you can find another video titled "My Sexy 18th Birthday Look". The video is five minutes long and features a monotone woman explaining how to overdo makeup on a young girl's face, while Kylie struggles to text on her iPhone because her nails are 3 inches long. Keep in mind that Malala Yousafzai just turned 18 as well, only a month prior to Kylie. That is all.
Kendall Jenner – kendallj.com
Now here's a site/app I'm actually a little bit tempted to sign up for. Kendall has been keeping it low key on social media compared to the rest of her sisters, and rightfully so—I had little idea what to expect from her website. From what I can tell her in welcome video, she sounds genuinely happy to share her life with us. We see quick footage of her showing off her closet, participating in fashion week, and just generally living the life of a model. She doesn't make me feel like I'm watching child porn like I did on Kylie's site. Kendall is clearly the sweeter, more reserved, and age appropriate Jenner sister. I dig it.
Khloe Kardashian – khloewithak.com
Okay, so maybe I'll dish out $2.99 a month for exclusive access to this site. Khloe is by far my favorite of the clan—her quick wit and sometimes vulgar humor make her unbelievably entertaining to watch. Unlike the rest of her sisters, Khloe takes a little bit of the focus away from herself and puts it towards creating content that we, the viewers, can actually use. In addition to behind-the-scenes footage of Khloe's life, you can look forward to fitness tips, advice on home décor, and of course, beauty guidance. And to be honest, I wouldn't mind watching videos solely following Khloe's life, anyway. The woman is so damn funny, I'd just consider it comedy.
My findings from the little bit of research I did on each Kardashian/Jenner's website is that authenticity drew me in most. When I felt the content was contrived or trying too hard, I didn't care for it, but when I felt that the site was genuine, I was considering spending that $2.99/month for more. Kendall and Khloe, I'd say that you two have this website thing down. Kim and Kylie, you ladies shouldn't feel as though the only way to draw us in is with content exclusively about yourselves, your boobs, or your butts. Perhaps if you let us in on your passions, your interests, or things that excite you, we'll be more willing to drop by your page.
If you're just dying to know what each lady's exclusive content includes, Refinery29 did the dirty work and signed up for each website to give you the rundown. Check it out here.


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Charlaine Harris finished her commitment to her novel series. Leaving many fans with her last novel disappointed she reported many rather unpleasent bouts with zealous fans who's behaviour ranged from immature to severely in need of counselling. Allthough I never read her books, I believe I would not have as much pleasure now that I have watched the show, I would express my deepest gratitude for her work which laid the foundation for Alan Ball to create True Blood. Allthough I have been critical regarding many developments on the show I enjoyed having watched True Blood and the atmosphere the show created on the screen.
I would like you to speak your mind, how you think of the show, has your opinion changed over time, do you prefer the literary source over the tv show or vice versa? How long do you think will True Blood run? The show kind of wears off, something readers have criticized became obvious in Charlaine Harris' last novels. On the other hand I don't think a show can awe the audience with each season as True Blood initially did.


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"Sally Barker is a singer's singer and a songwriter's songwriter. You will remember the very first time you heard her sing for her voice is like no other. She has the ability to lift the words off the page and can move people to tears armed with that 'bucket-full of soul' voice.
As a singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer Sally has had a long and varied career in music. Labelled a folk artist for much of her successful career, Sally's appeal stretches across many more musical genres. A much respected solo artist with half a dozen solo albums to her name, Sally is also celebrated for her live and studio work fronting all-female folk supergroup The Poozies." adapted from a short biog by Simon Redley
Sally began writing songs and performing music at the age of 10 and has recorded half a dozen CDs of her own songs as well as featuring on many others. Her influences, vocal and guitar-wise include Janis Ian, Gladys Knight, Bessie Smith, Bonnie Raitt, John Martyn and Aretha Franklin, to name only a few.
In her late teens, Sally worked as half of a duo called Sally And Chris with bass player Chris Watson, performing folk and blues in pubs and clubs in the Midlands. Later the duo went on to support Steeleye Span, Gordon Giltrap and Roy Harper.
After Sally won the Kendal Songsearch Competition in 1986 with the song 'Hunting the Buffalo', she began touring in a support capacity to acts such as Fairport Convention, Taj Mahal and Richard Thompson.
Sally was subsequently offered a deal with the Hamburg based record label Hypertension Music. The first album,"Sally Barker" was released in 1988 and led to great success on mainland Europe.
Her second release, "This Rhythm Is Mine", showed the ongoing development of her maturing musical potential, and in 1990, she opened for both Bob Dylan and Robert Plant in Germany. The album also received a U.S. release on Ryko's Hannibal label.
"Beating the Drum", the "Money's Talking/Tango!" EP, "Favourite Dish", "Passion & The Countess" and "Another Train - The Compilation" were all subsequently released and Sally toured consistently in Europe during this time.
Here is a YouTube clip of 'Sleepy Eyes' from the 'Favourite Dish' album.
In 1989 Sally met harpists Mary Macmaster and Patsy Seddon (aka Sileas) and invited them to play on "This Rhythm Is Mine". The session was such fun they decided to form a new band to experiment with a mixture of styles. That idea turned into the all-female folk group The Poozies, playing a mixture of cajun, gaellic, folk, blues and country. The line-up also featured Karen Tweed (accordion) who Sally had met at the Hong Kong Folk Festival. Sally played with The Poozies until 1996 when she left and was replaced by Kate Rusby.
Sally's 2003 album "Maid in England", which had been six years in the making (interrupted by 2 pregnancies and her husband's illness), was muted by the death of her husband through a recurrence of cancer in August of that year. Music became an academic pursuit for the next 4 years as Sally studied at de Montfort University for a degree in Music Technology with the occasional gig squeezed in between bringing up the kids.
On 'Maid in England' Sally recorded a version of 'Captains', a song she had guested on with Show of Hands at the Royal Albert Hall. Here is that performance
In the autumn of 2006 Barker reunited with The Poozies for a series of shows, depping for the pregnant Eilidh Shaw. Sally subsequently rejoined The Poozies in January 2007 and they continue to perform together (for more info check out poozies.co.uk).
Sally graduated from DMU with a 2:1 in June 2007 and continued to work occasionally with The Poozies. She also began the Joni Mitchell Project, a show she performed with piano and dulcimer player Glenn Hughes, featuring an evening from the wide repertoire of Joni Mitchell. An album, Conversation : the Joni Tapes Vol 1 was released in 2010 with a launch at the Edinburgh Fringe on 18th August at the Acoustic Music Centre at St Brides. The Joni Mitchell Project is currently resting.
Sally also worked sporadically over the next couple of years on several duo projects, including Genfan & Barker (with US guitarist and songwriter Vicki Genfan), Buck & Barker (with multi-instrumentalist Keith Buck) and Barker & Son (with her son, Dillon Wakeford).
Sally suffered a period of ill health between Dec 2012 and June 2013. During this time Sally's sons persuaded her to audition for one of their favourite programmes - BBC TV's The Voice.
In April 2014 Sally appeared in the final of the Voice UK 2014. The prime time BBC TV programme saw Sally consistently championed by her mentor, Sir Tom Jones.
Sir Tom told Sally "For me, it was just full of emotion. It was just so beautiful that I couldn't help myself. You swept me off my feet".
Although Sally didn't win (coming a respectable 2nd equal) she has gained many more fans with her flawless performances. Since her appearance on the Voice, Sally's back catalogue has seen a resurgence in sales. Sally's album 'Another Train' featured in the official indie charts and 'ebayers' were asking in excess of £100 for 2nd hand Barker LPs and CDs !
Sally sang the Olly Murs song 'Dear Darlin' in the final of 'The Voice'. The song was released by Universal Music and was the highest charting single of the Voice 2014 Finalists. As a result of this Sally was offered a recording contract for a covers album with Universal. Sally was committed to finishing the album 'Into The Well' with the Poozies so passed on the Universal deal. However, she is quoted as saying that if Universal had offered her the chance to record an album of her own songs, she would have been tempted to accept the deal.
The association with Sally's 'Voice' mentor continued with support slots to Sir Tom at a number of his Summer Concerts. Appearances at the EDINBURGH FRINGE were followed by a short headline tour in September to support the re-release of her last solo album MAID IN ENGLAND. This recording included newly recorded versions of 'Dear Darlin' & 'To Love Somebody' from 'The Voice'.
Through 2015 Sally toured with the Poozies to support the release of 'Into The Well'. During this time Sally also toured with the re-formed FOTHERINGAY (www.fotheringay.com).
September 2015 sawh the release of Sally's next recording, the 6-track LOVE RAT ep. This CD contains 4 new songs plus live versions of 'Voice' favourites 'Walk On By' and 'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood'. Sally toured during September 2015 to support its release.
In September and November 2015 Sally performed a number of 30 minute 'pop-up' gigs for Leicester's Hospice LOROS, as they celebrate their 30th year in existence. Sally's husband Chris died at LOROS in August 2003 so it is a charity that she is happy to support.
Sally saw the New Year in at Australia's Woodford Folk Festival with the Poozies. The band spent over 3 weeks touring on the East coast enjoying the wonderful Australian weather. In March this year Sally played her final gigs with the Poozies. Sally will continue to tour solo and as part of the reformed Fotheringay throughout 2016 as she writes and records her next solo album, which will be released in January 2017.
"Sally changes the atmosphere in a room when she sings" (BBC Radio 2's Chris Evans).
"I have to say you sound amazing and angelic" (Will.i.am).
"That was beautiful. Sally makes the room stop." (Kylie Minogue).
"her enormous vocal range and stupendous control can relax or rouse at will - she coaxes her voice from that of a mild modern English rose to raw throated blues." from a review at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
List of solo recordings:
Sally Barker (1988) (available on iTunes) ; This Rhythm is Mine (1990) (available on iTunes); Beating The Drum (1992) (not currently available)
Money's Talking/Tango! EP (not currently available) (1995) ; Favourite Dish (1996) (available on iTunes)
Passion & The Countess (1998) (not currently available) ; Another Train - The Compilation (2000) (available on iTunes); Maid in England (2003/2014 re-release) (available on iTunes)
with The Joni Mitchell Project:
Conversation: The Joni Tapes Vol 1 (2010) (available on iTunes)
with the Poozies:
Chantoozies (1993) – Hypertension; Dansoozies (1995)
Raise your head: A Retrospective (2000) - Compass
Yellow Like Sunshine (2009) – Greentrax


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Hello everyone! My goodness, it's been such a long time since I've come out with anything new for the Yu-Gi-Oh fandom. But, I do have something new for you all! My friend Lily-Finn178 and I have decided to make our own writing meme! With the song "Friday!" We'll each be writing a fanfic using all the lyrics from the song that do not repeat. I have chosen to write for Yu-Gi-Oh, and my beloved Thiefshipping. Which means, this fanfic here will have thirty oneshots/drabbles, each focusing on one particular lyric, and it'll be updated each Friday. The reason we're not using the entire song is because, if we stick with our once-a-week schedule, that would take close to two years. Soo yeahhhh, we're cutting down some.
Disclaimer: I do not own Yu-Gi-Oh or the song "Friday" by Rebecca Black. Seriously. I don't.
Chapter One: 7 AM, Waking Up In The Morning
The very first thing Marik noticed when he woke up that Friday morning, courtesy of his alarm clock blaring in his ear (somehow even more obnoxious today than usual), was that he was not alone in his bed. Sleeping across from him was a slender body draped in long, white hair. Marik stared.
His initial reaction was one of utter repulse. There was something absolutely horrifying about someone else sharing his bed. All the disgusting skin particles and germs that had no doubt gotten stuck in his covers, and what if the person had sweat? Ew!
After he had reigned in and squashed his OCD tendencies, Marik's second reaction was the formation of a smug grin across his lips that even the headache brought on by the ring of the alarm clock could not dissipate.
Apparently, though he could only vaguely remember last night, he had scored big time at the party he'd gone to. Which was wonderfully ironic, because he'd figured that no one would actually get any ass at that thing. Really, who held a party on a Thursday night, of all things? Marik had gone only in hopes of getting some free alcohol. And he had. A lot, if the lack of concrete memory and sleeping beauty beside him were anything to go by.
The prone form was facing the wall, thus rendering Marik unable to see her face. But from the slender curves and rising slopes visible under the silk covers of his bed, he could make a pretty reasonable estimate that this chick was smoking. Oh god, unless she was a butter face… He prayed to the gods of his ancestors that this was not the case.
Slowly, ever so slowly, so not to wake the lady (although if the raucous sound of the alarm clock had not done the job, Marik doubted that he himself would), Marik leant over her sleeping form, and attempted to move her beautiful silver hair from her face. His breath caught in his throat as he got closer, and one shaky hand gently landed on the skin of her fair cheek. With a soft, sweeping motion, he brushed away the strands of delicate hair that had been blocking the face of his conquest from view. A violet eye peeked through the enclosing eyelids at the lady beneath him, as Marik caught sight of her for the first time. The breath that had been held captive released itself all at once in a shrill, horrified scream. A second later, the sound of a very large "BAM!" could be heard throughout the entire Ishtar house as Marik fell off the side of his bed and crashed to the floor.
"Y-Y-Y-YOU!" Marik screamed, index finger held high and accusatory at the one still on the bed, once he had righted himself from his ungainly fall.
"Yeah, yeah, it's me, now shut the fuck up and go back to sleep, Ishtar, before I wake up completely and kick your ass," Bakura drawled huskily, voice still rough from sleep.
"Godammit Bakura!" Marik shrieked, still in a state of scandal. Bakura lifted his head from the pillow he was using, and glared at Marik like he was the worst thing that had happened to him all day. Then, he flopped back down on the bed, and pulled the covers up and over his head.
"I told you, this needs to stop happening!" Marik continued, not one to back down that easily. (And besides, it wasn't like he'd never been on the receiving end of one of those before).
"Yeah, and I told you, stop going to the same parties I do. You think I want to wake up and find out I've been shoving my cock in my best friend's ass all night long? Believe me, pretty boy, I'm not exactly having a great time here either." Came the remark from the bulge of blanket.
Marik could not keep his cheeks from heating up after that, and he finally stood up from the floor and marched right up to the bed, feeling indignant. He grabbed a hold of the numerous sheets and blankets covering the spot that had once been his sacred area, and heaved them all off with a mighty pull, revealing a still-very-naked Bakura.
"GAAHH! PUT SOME CLOTHES ON, WILL YOU? MY EYES! MY POOR, VIRGIN EYES!" Marik screamed, turning away from the sight that had offended him so. From behind him came the sound of some very angry grumbling and some choice words directed at him as Bakura presumably went searching for his clothes. He was definitely not a morning type of person, even less with a bad hangover.
"Oh yeah, virgin eyes," Bakura muttered. "Probably about as virgin as the rest of you, and seeing as this has happened like five times now, can't be all that virgin. Stupid fucking pansy, shouldn't be inviting me home then if you don't want to see something you won't like."
"It's not like I wanted to!"
"Well there you go! Now I'm dressed! Anything else his royal bitchiness requires, or maybe now I can actually get some sleep without having to worry about you screaming your head off every five second," Bakura snarled. "And speaking of clothes, maybe you should put some on yourself, idiot."
Marik almost dropped the sheets that he was still holding as he realized that yes, he was still naked. He'd been so upset to find Bakura in his bed with him that he hadn't even noticed the fact that he was still in the nude. With a quiet "eep!", he began to frantically search for his clothes. His shirt was tossed carelessly on the floor, and he found his pants hanging precariously from the corner of his desk. His boxers were somehow in the closet, heavens knows how they got there, and Marik really did not want to find out, either. Maybe it was a good thing that he still couldn't remember what had transpired during that party.
When he turned around to put the blankets back on the bed, he noticed that Bakura was looking him over with an appreciative, and slightly hungry look. It was the same look, Marik noted with growing disturbance, that he often saw his friend give to a big piece of raw meat before tearing a bite out of it.
"You know, when you bend over like that, the view's not all too bad," Bakura commented with a smirk.
"Bakura…" Marik warned. Bakura merely smiled innocently, and advanced on Marik with gleaming eyes. Marik took a step back, and somehow found himself against his wall. He quickly eyed the distance to the door and was about to run for it, clothes be damned, but when he looked again at Bakura, the other male was now only standing about a foot away.
"Bakura, stop it, now. I mean it! I will hit you!" Marik threatened. Bakura's smile only grew, and when Marik raised his hand to make good on his threat, the other teen skillfully caught it.
"I've been thinking, Marik," Bakura paused thoughtfully, "about our situation here. No matter where we go, we always wind up in bed with one another, even if we'd just spent the entire night talking to beautiful women. Now obviously neither of us wants this to happen, but because it constantly continues to, something must be going right. Maybe we should stop fighting this, Marik, and just let it flow." Bakura was much closer now, almost on top of Marik, and the blonde found himself desperately wondering where all that space had gone.
"No, no, I think that sounds like a very bad idea Bakura, very bad. Now, you should just let me go, because it's all ready seven twenty, and we've both got to get ready for—"
But Bakura wasn't letting him go, because Bakura was leaning closer and closer to Marik's face, and Marik's eyes were focusing on his lips that were inching forward, and at the moment he really didn't care what they were going to be late for anyways, because he was expecting those lips to—
"Marik! You better be awake and dressed! You've got to leave for school in about twenty minutes!"
Both boys stopped in their… activities… and stared at the door, from which the voice of Marik's sister had just come floating up.
"That's what I was trying to tell you about," Marik said weakly. Bakura frowned and pulled away. He flipped off the door, as if Isis could see that through the wood, and then sat on the bed and toyed with the sheets while Marik dressed. Having finished with that, an awkward silence fell about the room as Marik stood in the middle of the floor and stared. He opened his mouth to say something about what had just transpired, but he really had no idea of what to say. He had just nearly been kissed by his "straight" best friend. And, he had really been looking forward to it, too.
"Well come on then, two little boys, off to school are we," Bakura said randomly as he jumped up from the bed and grabbed Marik's hand. After ninja-ing down the stairs and out the door to avoid being spotted by his sister, the two took a seat together on the bus that would bring them to the hellhole called school.
"So," Marik started hesitantly, unsure of where to start.
"Next time, this is going down at my house. No bothersome sister to pester us out of bed," Bakura said. He smirked as he leant back against the bus seat, and Marik felt a smile tugg on his lips, even as he fell right back into their normal routine.
"Oh yeah? Who said there would be a next time? Next time, I'm going to find some hot woman to bang, not you!"
"Ha! No woman would ever fuck you, Ishtar. You look too much like a woman yourself!"
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"You... should have run."
It had taken Zuko a few very long minutes to actually manage to struggle out the words. The guards had stared Katara down for what seemed like ages before, finally, more of them dragged Zuko in. He was obviously exhausted, but was still struggling weakly against their grip. At the last moment he turned his head to spit in one of their masked faces – a desperate and primal gesture of defiance. Then they flung him into the cell catacorner to her own, and she could barely see him where he had slumped up against the nearest wall to her.
"I was expecting a warmer hello," Katara grumbled, snapping out of anxiousness. "And I'm not leaving without you, either." She tried to press herself against the bars, reaching out for him. "Come on. Give me your hand."
His answer was cut off in a series of rough, desperate coughs. Katara's voice grew a little more strained. "Zuko, give me your hand. It'll make it easier for me to heal what I can."
"What do you mean, no?" There was more anger in her voice than she realized.
"It's what they want." His voice was rough. "They're keeping you here... just to keep me alive. Let me go -"
"What? No! I won't -"
"Then you'll be... free to go." Another few deep breaths. He was in pain – that much was obvious. Katara's mouth drew in a thin frown. "Soundest strategy."
"I think you're forgetting that we can still escape. Now give me your hand!"
She stretched her hand out through the bars, groping for him. Her fingers stretched over the cold stone. He didn't answer immediately, so Katara let her voice become soft and pleading. "Zuko, this... isn't you. I don't know who you are anymore." No malice or accusation, just an observation. "Because the Zuko that I know – that I met – never gave up for anything, or anyone. Not even when success seemed impossible. ...Not even when I chewed him out again and again about how much I didn't trust him."
This brought forth a short gasp of a laugh.
"And besides, if you end up dying on me, I swear I'll get Aang to go into the Spirit World and find you – Air Nomad philosophy has a lot to say about the sanctity of life, but it's a little fuzzier about the sanctity of kneecaps." Another soft laugh. Katara let her voice grow quieter and kinder. "Give me your hand, Zuko." Her fingertips stretched out towards him again. With great effort, he managed to snake his hand across the floor, out between the bars to grasp her own. The physical contact made it easier to at least do what she could for him – to clean up the abrasions, heal over the cuts, maybe coax the bruises into something less painful. And it was a relief to feel his heartbeat thudding at the pulse-point of his wrist. Perhaps even if his mind seemed ready to give up, his body was still fighting.
"We'll figure out how to get out of here tomorrow," she whispered, knowing that the masked guards were still staring her down. "There has to be a way. I know there must be. And I'm not going back to Mei Lien and your uncle to tell them that you're gone." She squeezed Zuko's hand lightly, barely even aware of the action until he squeezed back. "Just... hold on until I can figure this out."
She cleared her mind, taking a deep breath, leaving no room in her mind for words. Water flowed throughout the body, taking the same paths as chi, in organized lines. Never mind that in Zuko's case those organized lines currently made about as much sense as a pile of cooked noodles rolled into a tangled ball. But there were at least some rough edges she could correct immediately. Some good she could do.
Instinctively, her grip on his fingers grew tighter even as his hand went progressively limp in relaxation.
"Katara?" His voice was still rough, but at least now not as despondent or weak. "...Thank you."
She couldn't do more than give a vague hum in reply, but he knew what she meant.
The temple was buried deep in the jungle, overgrown and half-ruined. All of the other temples had been carefully censored by the Fire Sages to remove any mention of Avatar Roku, save for the very briefest murals. So Suki could see the appeal of this place. This temple would have been old even to Roku. Instead its murals, worn down in stone, stood humbled by time and moss. They still told the story of the fire Avatar before Roku – Zahira the Shining.
Suki liked her already. After all, Zahira had favored fighting fans, same as Kyoshi. It made her feel a little more at home.
Under other circumstances, Suki would have appreciated the peacefulness of the place. Perhaps she didn't have Aang's spiritual sense, but there was something in the air here that made it seem like the wall between the physical and Spirit World was a little thinner than usual. All of the animals of the jungle were busy calling to one another, each trill and howl and cry weaving into a tapestry of vibrant sounds. The few Fire Sages who still lived near the ruins – a mostly-defunct order of all women – were good cooks, and had promised their visitors a good dinner. Under other circumstances, Suki would have put her feet up and relaxed and been content to let Aang sort out the problems of the Spirit World while she enjoyed the peace the physical realm provided.
But the dispatch that had come this morning was still in Sokka's hands and he hadn't let go of it since. He had fought with Aang – a rarity – before the Avatar convinced him that they simply couldn't go charging in blind against such an enemy, not when he had such a worrisome hunch that the kernel of this corruption was in the Spirit World and would not respond to all the sword slashes Sokka could manage. Sokka had even been snappish to Suki as he paced in tight circles and then stomped into the ruins to try to find a bit of peace. She knew him well enough now to gauge about when he would have cooled off, even if she still wore a quiet frown on her face.
Sokka was there among the overgrown remains of a wall that had long since fallen, in the shade of where some very determined tree had grown up, over, and into the remaining wall and archway. In the distance, Aang was perched on the remaining intact tower, already deep in meditations – Suki could see the light glow of his tattoos as he made his way around the Spirit World. The four goat-dragon heads carved into the sides of the tower remained on seemingly vigilant guard for his safety. Still, Suki was glad she had done another looping patrol over the area of the ruins.
And Sokka still had the letter in his hands.
He glanced up at her momentarily, hearing her footsteps, but his gaze was quickly dragged back down to the letter. She saw him pinch his nose in frustration as he laid it out over his thighs. Silently, she placed a hand on his shoulder, crouching down by him.
"It's been three days, Suki."
"I know."
His voice was constricted in furious worry. "Three days since anyone has seen Katara. Or Toph. Or even a hint of them."
Suki gently squeezed his shoulder. "I'm sure they're fine, Sokka. We've all been through worse. And besides, they're not alone out there – they have each other. I think a waterbending master and an earthbending master can look out for themselves." She tried to give him a cheerful smile, but he wasn't buying it, not even looking up at her. Instead his expression remained rather gloomy in worry.
Gingerly, Suki sat down beside him properly, tucking her heels underneath her to sit on her knees. "Here. This just came by messenger hawk." He immediately perked up, and she internally winced – perhaps the wrong phrasing. "It's from the palace, not from Katara. But I thought it would cheer you up a little nonetheless."
She had already broken the wax seal, and the letter itself was an intensely dry affair from Captain Deshi about the state of the palace's security. With such heavy repairs needing to be made, already Iroh was considering going on the move – especially since it was feasible to constantly go from port to port in a small and agile section of the royal navy. A moving target was harder to hit. But there was also a second part to the letter.
Sokka frowned a little in confusion before a slow smile spread over his face. A child's clumsy attempt to make some sort of picture. Her tutor had obviously attempted to get her to paint some feminine and graceful cherry blossoms before the entire picture veered off into something completely different. It was certainly very colorful, but mostly Sokka could spot the turtle-duck whose feathers looked suspiciously like his hair. The artist's signature took up a good third of the piece, but Sokka didn't mind.
"I didn't realize you looked so much like a turtle-duck, Sokka."
"Well... Mei Lien does think my hair looks pretty stupid," he finally joked, a genuine smile coming over his face.
At least they could be slightly more cheerful while they waited for Aang.
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Lymphocyte transformation assay stimulated by POKEWEED MITOGEN, CMA, and
Lymphocyte Transformation Assay
Peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) from healthy volunteers and newborn cord blood cells were isolated by Ficoll-Hypaque density gradient (20 mL). The cells were centrifuged, washed 3 times at 4°C in NaCl (0.85%), re-suspended in RPMI 1640 medium, and supplemented with 10% AB human serum. The cellular concentration was adjusted to 2 × 106 cells/mL. Triplicates of each of the following stimulators were used: pokeweed mitogen as positive control, and Candida metabolic antigen (CMA) as heterologous antigen. A triplicate of wells without stimulation was used as a negative control. The cells were then incubated in 96-well microplates in a 5% CO2 atmosphere at 37°C for 6 days. Eighteen hours before the final evaluation, 20 μL of 3H-thymidine were added to each well (1 μCi). On the sixth day, cultures were harvested on a glass fiber filter with a cell harvester device and prepared for counting. The amount of 3H-thymidine incorporated into DNA was assessed by liquid scintillation (Wallac Beta Plate equipment). Results were calculated as stimulation index (SI: mean of antigen-stimulated cells cpm divided by non-stimulated cells cpm). Log SI Cord blood cells were evaluated in order to test the mitogenic effect of the antigens.
PBMC (30 mL) from all groups were isolated, and the lymphotoxin alpha was performed as described previously. The following stimulators were used: KAg (4.5 ×106 yeasts/mL), pokeweed mitogen (5 μg/mL), and CMA (5 μg/mL). In order to classify patients as responders and non-responders to stimulators, we applied an ROC (receiver operating characteristics) curve to establish a cut-off value and the 5th to 95th percentile range (as the normal range). We also calculated the specificity and sensitivity of lymphotoxin alpha using Win Episcope 2.0 software.
Statistical analysis
Medians were compared, and unpaired Student
Standardization of lymphocyte transformation assay to
In an initial experiment (data not shown), we investigated the immunogenicity of SAg and KAg. For this purpose, PBMC from 3 individuals (healthy volunteers) and 2 HIV-seronegative patients with NCC were stimulated in vitro with several concentrations of SAg [4.2 μg/mL (dil. 1/100), 0.84 μg/mL (dil. 1/500), 0.42 μg/mL (dil. 1/1.000), 0.084 μg/mL (dil. 1/5000), 0.042 μg/mL (dil. 1/10000)] and KAg [18 x106 yeasts/mL (dil. 1/10), 1.8 x106 yeasts/ mL (dil. 1/100), 0.36 x106 yeasts/ mL (dil. 1/500), 0.180 x106 yeasts/mL (dil. 1/1000), 0.018 x 106 yeasts/mL (dil. 1/10000)]. Both antigens were immunogenic, and the best responses were obtained with 4.2 μg/mL and 0.84 μg/mL for SAg, and 18 x106 yeasts/mL (dil. 1/10) and 1.8 x106 yeasts/mL (dil. 1/100) for KAg. Heated-killed antigen was more immunogenic than SAg, regardless of the applied concentration or the method used to evaluate the results (Figure
Figure 1
Standardization of lymphoproliferative response to
Standardization of lymphoproliferative response to
Determination of receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve, sensitivity, specificity, cut-off value, and 5th to 95th percentile range of the lymphotoxin alpha
We analyzed the capability of the lymphotoxin alpha to classify patients with NCC as responders and non-responders by means of the cut-off value established by an ROC curve and the normal range (5–95 percentile). The lymphotoxin alpha showed a low capacity with all the stimuli for classifying patients as responders and non-responders. Maximum area obtained from ROC curve was 53% for CMA (SI). The maximum sensitivity (96%) was observed with pokeweed mitogen stimulation, and the maximum specificity (82%) was obtained with KAg stimulation. The lymphotoxin alpha performed with CMA showed lower sensitivity and specificity compared with pokeweed mitogen or KAg. The cut-off value (SI) obtained from the ROC curve varied for different stimuli: 15 (KAg), 23 (pokeweed mitogen), and 12 (CMA). Applying the established cut-off value, patients with NCC classified as responders were: a) 10/25 (KAg), b) 8/25 (CMA), and c) 24/25 (pokeweed mitogen).
The lymphotoxin alpha on cells from patients with NCC was also analyzed compared with the 5th to 95th percentile range from a healthy volunteer population (normal range: CMA > 3.4 SI; KAg > 0.8 SI, and pokeweed mitogen > 8.4 SI. Patients with NCC considered responders were: a) 25/25 (KAg), b) 12/25 (CMA), and c) 25/25 (pokeweed mitogen).
Lymphocyte transformation assay stimulated with fungal antigen and mitogen
There was no significant difference between poultry growers and controls in specific T-lymphocyte response to KAg for values calculated as delymphotoxin alpha cpm (data not shown) or SI (
Figure 2
Lymphoproliferative response to
Lymphoproliferative response to
There was no correlation between lymphotoxin alpha results for different fungal antigens (KAg versus CMA) for the control group, regardless of how data were calculated (
Specific lymphocyte responses to cryptococcal antigen (KAg) by PBMC from patients with NCC, expressed by SI, log SI, or delymphotoxin alpha cpm (data not shown), were similar (
Clinical observations suggest that intact cellular immune response is a major determinant in the outcome of infection with
An adequate antigen capable of eliciting lymphocyte activation in vitro and available for investigation of
Since Mody et al. (1999)
Our results were similar to those observed by Miller and Puck (1984)
Based on the Miller and Puck study
Since contaminated feces and pigeon droppings are major sources of natural exposure to
It is interesting to note that lymphoproliferative response to CMA antigen of peripheral blood mononuclear cell from poultry growers was higher than controls, regardless of the method used for data calculation. A possible explanation is that poultry growers are continuously exposed to
In order to identify nonresponsive individuals or impairment of specific in vitro response to
If we consider, as standardized in our laboratory, the 5th percentile of SI as the normal range cut-off value for classifying individuals as responders or nonresponders to the antigens (KAg and mitogen), 100% of patients could be considered responders, but only 50% were responsive to CMA. On the other hand, if we use the ROC analysis to obtain a cut-off value, the number of responders and nonresponders is quite different, mainly because the cut-off values were much higher than the 5th percentile of S.I. The ROC area, whose value represents the capability of the assay to discriminate subjects into two categories, showed us that the lymphotoxin alpha to
Lymphocyte transformation assay stimulated by KAg from patients with NCC was not affected by TCD4+ cell count, and the intensity of response did not correlate with the clinical evolution of neurocryptococcosis. Cured patients without neurological sequelae presented a SI to KAg varying from 0.87 to 71, while patients who developed neurological sequelae or died presented high levels of specific lymphocyte response to KAg (SI, 1.27 - 368).
It might be expected that responses to short, relatively simple antigens such as synthetic peptides might indicate more precisely the difference between responders and nonresponders than the responses to complex antigens, since the potential number of epitopes and of responding cell clones would be much lower
It is important to mention that the diagnosis applied to the NCC patients is only directed to the diagnosis of fungal disease
Our results led us to conclude that specific lymphoproliferative response should be presented as SI, rather than raw cpm or delta cpm. Nevertheless, the comparison between two groups should be done by SI log transformation, which decreases variance. The use of mitogen stimulation reflects, with high sensitivity, nonspecific T-cell response capability, which was positive in all patients with NCC. The evaluated patients may not be classified as non-responders to C. neoformans by lymphoproliferative response assay. Considering all the results, lymphoproliferation assay applied to C. neoformans associated immunodeficiency diagnoses should be considered as a screening assay only. Furthermore, neurocryptococcosis is a disorder which has received large attention recently
Our data suggest that: 1) Analysis of lymphotoxin alpha response should be based on a normal range and analyzed using more than one stimulator; 2) The use of a cut-off value to classify patients with NCC as responders or non-responders to fungal antigens and mitogen is inadequate. We recommend the application of lymphotoxin alpha with another purified antigen to better evaluate a patient with NCC. It is advisable to use both stimuli to have a better overview of T-lymphocyte function.
HIV: Human immunodeficiency virus; NCC: Neurocryptococcosis; SAg: Soluble cell wall antigen; KAg: Killed antigen; ROC: Receiver operating characteristics; Δ cpm: Delymphotoxin alpha cpm; cpm: Counts per minute; SI: Stimulation index; PBS: Phosphate buffer solution; CMA: Candida metabolic antigen; PHA: Phytohemmaglutinin; PBMC: Peripheral blood mononuclear cells.
Competing interests
We declare no conflict of interest.
Authors' contributions
All authors participated in the acquisition of data and revision of the manuscript. All authors conceived of the study, determined the design, performed the statistical analysis, interpreted the data and drafted the manuscript. All authors read and gave final approval for the version submitted for publication.
This study was performed with support of the Faculdade de Medicina, Universidade de São Paulo and Universidade Estadual Paulista.
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Mortality from coronary heart disease has declined over 40 percent since the late 1960s. Possible explanations for the decline include the observed trends in risk factors such as changes in rates of hypertension, dyslipidemia, and glucose intolerance; lifestyle changes such as improvements in diet and decreases in the levels of cigarette smoking; and better detection and treatment of heart disease. The specific effects of risk factor, lifestyle, or detection and treatment changes on the declining population rates of coronary heart disease morbidity and mortality were unknown in 1990. Secular trend analyses were needed to elucidate the relative contribution of these factors, particularly dietary variables, on population rates of coronary heart disease.
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