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This substudy is a prospective, observational, open-label, randomised study within the MARCH study. The purpose of this substudy is to investigate the changes in cerebral function parameters at 5 timepoints over 96 weeks of the three different treatment arms within the MARCH study. The investigators hypothesise that there will be improvements in cerebral function in those patients randomised, as part of the parent study, into the maraviroc arms.
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- Neurocognitive function as assessed by a computerised testing battery called CogState;
- changes in cerebral metabolites as measured via 1H Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (1H-MRS)
In those randomised to the maraviroc arms (arms 2 and 3) there is an optional Lumbar puncture at week 48. The cerebrospinal fluid will be used to measure maraviroc levels and an ultrasensitive CSF HIV-1 viral load. These results will be matched with levels in the plasma.
|HIV-1 Infection
|Drug: Arm 1 TNucleotide Analogue Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors and Boosted Protease Inhibitors Drug: Arm 2 Maraviroc and Protease Inhibitors Drug: Arm 3 Maraviroc and Nucleotide Analogue Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Maraviroc Switch Central Nervous System (CNS) Substudy: a Substudy of MARCH, a Randomised, Open-label Study to Evaluate the Efficacy and Safety of Maraviroc (MVC) as a Switch for Either Nucleoside or Nucleotide Analogue Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (N(t)RTI) or Boosted Protease Inhibitors (PI/r) in HIV-1 Infected Individuals With Stable, Well-controlled Plasma HIV-RNA While Taking Their First N(t)RTI + PI/r Regimen of Combination Antiretroviral Therapy (cART).
- To assess changes in NC function over 96 weeks, measured via a computerised testing battery in HIV-infected subjects stable on antiretroviral therapy randomised to three different treatment approaches [ Time Frame: 96 weeks ]using CogState testing at 5 timepoints, weeks 0, 12, 24, 48, 96
- To assess changes in cerebral metabolites over 96 weeks, measured via 1H Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (1H-MRS), in HIV-infected subjects stable on antiretroviral therapy randomised to three different treatment approaches [ Time Frame: 96 weeks ]
Assessment of CNS metabolites via 1H-MRS at week 0, 48, 96
- Cerebral metabolites in frontal white and grey voxels, and basal ganglia will be measured
- Measurable metabolites will include assessment of neuronal markers, N-acetyl-aspartate, and inflammatory markers, myo-Inositols and Choline
- to assess CSF HIV-1 RNA and CSF maraviroc concentration (in the MVC treatment arms) versus plasma HIV -1 RNA and MVC concentration after 48 weeks of therapy [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ]
A LP examination at week 48 (optional and only in the MVC treatment arms, and only if there is no contraindication to LP) to assess, with matched plasma samples:
- CSF MVC concentration
- CSF biomarkers
Biospecimen Retention: Samples Without DNA
|Study Start Date:
|June 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
This is the randomisation of the main study, Arm 1
Drug: Arm 1 TNucleotide Analogue Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors and Boosted Protease Inhibitors
Other Names:
maraviroc + PI
this is the randomisation of the main study, Arm 2
Drug: Arm 2 Maraviroc and Protease Inhibitors
maraviroc + PI
Other Names:
maraviroc + NRTI
this is the randomisation of the main study, Arm 3
Drug: Arm 3 Maraviroc and Nucleotide Analogue Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
maraviroc + NRTI
Other Names:
Detailed Description:
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- Provision of written, informed consent for participation in the substudy
- Enrolled into the substudy either at or before the week 0 visit of the main study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pre-existing CNS diseases
- Recent head injury (past three months)
- Current history of major depression or psychosis
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01637233
|Hospital Ramos Mejía
|Buenos Aires, Argentina, C1221ADC
|Fundación IDEAA
|Buenos Aires, Argentina, C1405CKC
|Rosario, Argentina
|Chulalongkorn University Hospital
|Bangkok, Thailand, 10330
|United Kingdom
|Brighton & Sussex University NHS Trust
|Brighton, Sussex, United Kingdom, BN21ES,
|Imperial Healthcare, St. Mary's Hospital
|London, United Kingdom, W2
|Principal Investigator:
|Alan Winston, MD
|Imperial Healthcare, London, UK
|Responsible Party:
|Kirby Institute
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01637233 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
MARCH-Kirby CNS
2011-002107-15 ( EudraCT Number )
|Study First Received:
|June 27, 2012
|Last Updated:
|January 18, 2016
Keywords provided by Kirby Institute:
HIV-1 infection
neurocognitive function
switch study
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Atazanavir Sulfate
HIV Protease Inhibitors
Protease Inhibitors
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Cytochrome P-450 CYP3A Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inhibitors
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
CCR5 Receptor Antagonists
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It was a north-facing slope, roughly triangular in shape, sprawling about 1,800 vertical feet down at an even 25-degree pitch, covered with mature, widely spaced conifers. Through the eyes of a skier, it was dream terrain, and Mortier and his friends had it all to themselves. At first they referred to it as "The Far Side." Later, people started calling it Heaven Hill.
Word traveled slowly. It was still the early days of the resurgence in backcountry telemark skiing in the US, and the community in Santa Fe was not much larger than Mark's group of friends. Skiers showed the spot to other skiers. It was an open secret.
Twenty-five years later, it's no longer much of a secret at all. Heaven Hill is known to just about every serious backcountry skier in Santa Fe. Sangre de Cristo Mountain Works, the local gear shop, even has directions for how to get there on its website. In most mountain towns, say in Colorado or Utah, this would be a big no-no. Skiers already fight for first tracks on the best backcountry lines, and they don't need more competition. If you don't already know, you don't need to know. And you don't put directions to treasure on your website.
That's the nice thing about the backcountry ski scene in Santa Fe: It's not so uptight. Partly, that's because the community is small and we have a high percentage of telemarkers, who are slow to boil. There are only approximately 100 to 300 backcountry skiers in Santa Fe, depending on who's guessing and what level of dedication qualifies, and their impact is diluted by the vastness of the terrain. Even on the first clear day after a big storm, it can feel like you have exclusive rights to the entire Pecos Wilderness.
"Friends come down from the Wasatch [in Utah] and say, 'You've got this all to yourself?'" Bob Lee, a longtime local backcountry skier, says. "On a fresh powder day, I never cross anyone's tracks."
Another reason for the small community in Santa Fe is that there's a high barrier to entry. First you need the right equipment—either telemark or "alpine touring" ski bindings, climbing skins, (ideally) fat, but lightweight, skis and lightweight ski boots with rubber soles. You also need avalanche gear—a beacon, shovel and probe—and practice in using it properly. All that can run you more than $2,000. You also need to be a very advanced skier, with experienced friends for partners. You'd be foolish to do it without basic backcountry navigation and survival skills, as well as an astute eye for avalanche terrain and conditions. For most of the winter, much of the steeper terrain in Santa Fe's backcountry is highly prone to slides. There are no avalanche forecasting centers in the state, like those in Colorado or Utah. Ski patrol isn't responsible for helping you if you're in trouble, and volunteer search and rescue teams are too slow to be of much help if someone gets buried. In most ways, Santa Fe's backcountry skiers are on their own.
Which, of course, is part of the draw.
"For me, backcountry skiing is more of an adventure than resort skiing," Mortier, now 55 and an architect for the National Park Service, says. "I like being out there, figuring out my way. I like route finding, accessing new things, connecting things up. I like testing myself physically. And I love skiing powder."
The season starts, in earnest, in mid-December, and it ends in June—several weeks after the chairlifts have stopped running at the resort. The climbing is great exercise. The views above treeline are spectacular. And the runs range from slaloms through mellow aspen groves to jump-turns in 45-degree chimney slots. The best of the lines are now named, although the names differ depending on which group you ski with. There's Elbow Macaroni, Bits and Pieces, Karma and Dogma, Raven's Rib, Valhalla, Styx, Rubicon, Uncle Buckle's Trouble, Tootsie Roll, Red Rope, Jump Turn, Too Late, Blow Lunch. Many of these are Mortier's names for the lines. He's out there skiing once a week, putting his stamp on them. "I'm kind of a diehard from the first snow to the end of it," he says.
Three weeks ago, Mortier emailed me to see if I wanted to go skiing. It was Oct. 21. The first real snow had fallen the night before, though it was only a foot deep, underlain by dirt, saplings and rocks. No matter. Mortier was jonesing. The next morning before work, we climbed the fresh snow up Midland to the top of the quad lift. On the way down, the rocks sounded like grinding gears beneath our skis; near the bottom, we sashayed just enough to leave what looked like turns in the thin veneer of snow. But Mortier wasn't phased. It was the white dawn of another season and, over the ridge, Heaven Hill had its first coat. "Never a bad day when you're skiing," he says.
I was curious if, now that the word is out on Heaven Hill, he has another private nirvana, stashed away from all the rest of us. He laughed. "Good luck," he says. "There are still secret spots. I'd have to kill you."
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About the only backcountry ski names the locals agree on are Heaven Hill, Big T and Lost Fork. From there, everyone seems to speak in tongues. Here are some of the translations:
Elbow Macaroni = Commando
Guph = Blow Lunch, N +8
Valhalla = Too Late, N +4
Nirvana = Main Chute, N
Styx = N-
Rubicon = Gladfelter's Gelande, Boot Out Chute, N -1
Armageddon = N -2
Charon = Steve's Slot, N -4
Acheron = Jump Turn
Gear up: Both Sangre de Cristo Mountain Works and REI have backcountry ski gear, and the staff at Sangre de Cristo includes some of the most experienced local backcountry skiers in town.
Get wise: Sign up for a backcountry skills course (Avy 1) to learn avalanche awareness, beacon technique and rescue skills. Call Taos Ski Valley (575-776-2291, ext. 1209) or Beverly Mountain Guides (505-264-8364) for info.
Know the rules: Yes, you can enter and exit the ski area boundaries as many times as you like. No, you can't ski in the Santa Fe Watershed (it's illegal, and also extremely dangerous), and you can't ski closed terrain inbounds. And yes, Ski Santa Fe tolerates uphill skiers, but it has the right to ban them all if anyone acts like a jerk.
Get connected: Read about local backcountry conditions at the Northern New Mexico Avalanche Exchange, and post your own observations.
Go: Find a partner, and start with morning laps at the Santa Fe Ski Basin. Be gone before the lifts open, and be extremely courteous. Skin up on the sides of runs, steer clear of snow machines and never skin or ski over a snowmaker's hose or electrical cable. Start asking around about "Big T."


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Closed supraaural headphone with coiled cable for control and monitoring applications, musicians and DJ's.
Please click here for more information about Tesla Technology.Completely re-engineered transducers (drivers) based on a neodymium ring magnet with optimized magnetic field characteristics. This combination creates a magnetic field inside the transducer which is far stronger (> 1,2 Tesla - measuring unit for magnetic flux density - with current headphones the strength of the magnetic field is < 0,65 Tesla) than in standard headphones. Because of this increased magnetic field, the voice coil is more compact but still provides a very high degree of efficiency. The membrane, consisting of a 3 layer "compound foil", delivers an extremely precise frequency response and guarantees, in collaboration with the strong magnet, a transparent and distortion free sound.
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www.bonedo.de 05/2016Title: Beyerdynamic DT-1350 CC Review: A wolf in sheep's clothing?Author: Torsten PlessTranslated from the original German article[...]
As a set of closed headphones, the DT-1350 only allows a little sound to escape into the surroundings. I tested the headphones during a long train journey and no one complained. The reduction of external noise is also OK and is only limited by the shape designed to rest on your ears. Only headphones which fully enclose your ears offer better passive sound insulation. Our candidate is thus perfectly suitable for example for voice recordings in the studio or even for loud environments such as a front-of-house mixing desk or DJ booth.[...]The DT 1350 fits comfortably on your ear and is also light enough for longer sessions. The cushioning plays a not insignificant part in that.[...]I have tested the DT-1350 on a variety of headphone amplifiers ranging from cheap to expensive, with all sorts of music styles. Right from the start, I found it positive that it doesn't overdo it in any frequency range. That means that it doesn't exaggerate for effect.The Tesla drivers ensure a precise sound and the headphones respond impressively quickly to transients. The resolution in the high range is clear without any overemphasis. The headphones reproduce complex bass passages commandingly, although I couldn't hear the very lowest registers. The upper bass range on the other hand sounds very dynamic and does well with short pulses.[...]Thanks to its low weight, compact design and good noise insulation, it is a very pleasant travelling companion, and will particularly impress DJs with its swivelling earpieces.
www.delamar.de 11/2014Title: beyerdynamic DT 1350 ReviewAuthor: Felix BaarßTranslated from the original German article[...]
The beyerdynamic DT 1350 provides a sound that is well balanced, poor in distortion or resonances and differentiated in a room setting. The subtleness of the sound is excellent. This headphone is not only suitable for DJs or recording in the studio, but more generally for all demanding sound lovers on the move. If we still look at the use in the studio or club, the very high maximum sound pressure and good shielding are to be commended. It does not matter what noise there is "outside", you can always listen to the sound undisturbed. The swiveling and folding ear cups make the device flexible, especially when placed (keyword: ear monitoring) in a compact profile during transport. Furthermore, a firm fit is ensured by the spreadable headband. Finally, the fine workmanship of the headphones is a highlight, which should give it a long life.
The qualities mentioned in the test review for the beyerdynamic DT 1350 lead to ultimately good four out of five points in the price-performance ratio - good stuff."
c't Heft 15/2014Title: Mobile monitoringAuthor: Hartmut GieselmannTranslated from the original German article[...]
The beyerdynamic DT 1350 convinces with a very detailed reproduction, which divides the individual tracks, percussion beats and reverb tails more meticulously than the other models. [...]The strongest bass in the test reaches deep down without being bloated, the mids appear controlled, tuning details can be checked well. [...]The DT 1350 is a professional acoustic loupe, which can excellently reveal sonic defects, noise and distortion.
[...]Sound rating: Very good
SummaryI think I'll throw in a couple of quotes from others on Head-Fi:
"The DT 1350 buries and puts the nail on the coffin on all of my former headphones." - Dyn4m1c95
"These are truly the perfect portables." - Dyn4m1c95
"They're like the headphone equivalent of a great small loudspeaker." - Beagle
And my comment in the thread:
"Spoiler: They're the best supra-aural, sealed headphones I've heard. Maybe I'll just post that." - Tyll Hertsens
Indeed, it's very hard not to just post: Buy the DT 1350, they are full of win in every possible way. I more than strongly recommend them; I think if you're interested in headphones you should do everything within the law to get your hands on a pair to permanently add to your collection. These are the new standard for portable earpad headphones, and I suspect they'll hold that chair for a long, long time. They have my highest possible recommendation.
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REVIEW: Beyerdynamic DT 1350 DJ Headphones
Mark Settle on the DT 1350:
"Hype: Pretty much everythingGripe: Obviously price, but if pushed I'd say not as bassy as regular DJ headphones, the relatively small fit and the potential lack of longevity of the headband cushions."
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[...] The DT 1350, rated at 5 - 30,000 Hz, is anchored with low end that's impressively assertive for its size, kept proportionate with treble extension that's not peaky and controlled, slightly forward midrange. This direct but not brightened presentation has just a touch more perceivable clarity in the intimate lower mids, which comes across as delivering less liquidity but imparts a presence that cuts through high-volume environments. Even competing with a noise threshold, as it did when I DJ'ed a country club gig, directly flanked by two dual 15-inch JBL cabinets and a dedicated sub, the Tesla architecture skillfully assures a detail-oriented soundstage that never feels fatiguing or that it's straining for accuracy. [...]


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It's exactly 1:55 am on a cool but pleasant Sunday morning when I hear my instant messenger alert.
"what are you...? Do you have any good movies?" my friend asks.
"what am i? i dunno. but I'm about to go garden," I type back.
"Garden? At this time of..."
Intrigued, my friend agrees to meet at the stop sign halfway between our houses and we walk a few blocks to the little patch of public dirt I staked out a few days before.
"So, what are we doing?" my friend asks as we munch the quesadilla he's brought with him.
"Just beautifying the 'hood," I respond.
But really, what we're doing is much more than that. We're taking part in an international movement of environmentalists who question who owns public land and adding our aesthetics to a well-traveled section of downtown Santa Fe. We're guerrilla gardening. We're planting a butterfly bush, sunflowers, columbines, turnips and spinach near a busy road both as an experiment to see if they'll grow with minimal care and to give something back to our community.
Well, my friend is probably just along because there's nothing else to do post-party and this is more interesting than borrowing a movie from my collection. But for me, the guerrilla garden is something I've obsessed over for weeks. As I started to look around for a place to plant, I discovered that the options were seemingly endless. There are dirt plots all around downtown, the Railyard, Second Street and Airport Road. These public spaces sometimes have one or two bushes plopped in them but, as anyone who drives around Santa Fe knows, almost no flowers and certainly no food.
I wanted both in my little ecosystem experiment so I hit up Tropic of Capricorn for a pruning class and a little gardening 101 advice from Michael Clark. For my project, with the goal of dumping some water on it every week or so while I update its growth on SFR's Web site, Clark suggested a spot that was less than 20 feet from a roadway so the water from car tires would splash up on the garden and keep it watered without too much work. He also suggested potatoes, garlic, asparagus and broccoli as good choices for food planting at this time of year; all hearty plants that will survive the snow that should hit again in March and April.
Because following directions isn't always at the top of my list of things to do, I ignored that advice almost completely when I headed out to Payne's Nursery for supplies. Less that $20 and an hour after arriving I was armed with a Buddleia davidii—a butterfly bush, or summer lilac, that is hearty enough to be classified as a weed in two states (just the kind of subversive plant I'm looking for, really)—which attracts both butterflies and bees with its dark blue flowers. I also bought several seed packets, despite being told that it's not really the right time for seeds. The packages of turnips and spinach said to plant them in spring before the final frost, which is about May 15 in Santa Fe, so that was good enough for me. The columbines, which don't bloom until their second year, seemed like a good choice as I remember them growing well in the mountains of Colorado—they are the state flower after all—along with sunflowers. Who doesn't love sunflowers? They're pretty, familiar and seem easy to grow. Plus, I got the giant variety; who wouldn't want to see enormous sunflowers lining the streets of Santa Fe?
Since I've managed to kill quite a few plants in my day, I figured I should start small and, if all goes well, move up to the kind of guerrilla gardens that are gaining attention around the world. In July of 2008 a Boulder, Colo. man, Scott Hoffenberg, was threatened with a $2,000 a day fine for planting a garden in a right of way near his home. Hoffenberg got so into his garden that he began to put up trellises and fencing to keep animals out. In 2004 the blog guerrillagardening.org was launched to record one London-based guerrilla gardener's project and has since grown to document gardens across Europe and as far away as Botswana.
Some are placed in public to teach the community that growing one's own food is an easy alternative to increased food prices, while others have more subversive messages, such as anti-war slogans spelled out in flowers.
Though my little garden can be seen from several offices in the Roundhouse, and the planting probably was captured on the cameras around the capitol building, my friend and I didn't spell out any messages to politicians. Instead we just played in the dirt and added a little color to a section of street already overburdened with boring bushes and predictable greenery.
Since it's 2 am and I am a little buzzed from the party I was at earlier, my heart is racing every time a car drives by. Partly, I don't want to explain what I'm doing to anyone out and about at this time of night. I also don't want to be, you know, run over. The streetlights overhead give off just enough light that I can see what I'm doing but it's dark enough out that I could easily frighten a driver who is less than sober. But in solipsistic Santa Fe, none of the three cars that drive by seem to notice or care what we're doing. As we prepare to gather our equipment and head back to my shelf of movies an officer drives past, pulls a U-turn and asks how our night is going.
"We're just planting a few native flowers!" my friend exclaims while I try to figure out how to explain to this cop that I've been assigned this little project for a newspaper story. The officer looks at us closely and breaks into a big smile—I can almost see the word "hippies" form in a thought bubble above his head.
"Be safe," he laughs, and drives away.
Without missing a beat, we plant the last of the sunflower seeds and head to our respective homes. As I shed my boots and sweater I hear the ding of the IM again. "I want to go water them, but can wait…" my friend writes.
I realize that I do too, and that even though I planned and planted this garden, it's not mine. By 2:32 am, I'd already given it away.
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Most would agree that love and sex are two of the most fun things on the face of the earth. But these fun things are also heavy things, and there are always possible consequences and bigger issues at stake. Local author Kate Buckley recognizes this and, with her 2009 young-adult novel Choices, brings one of the most heated and emotional debates in America and the world to the forefront: abortion.
Buckley has worked, both in California and New Mexico, as a support group facilitator and a teacher at Head Start programs for at-risk youth, many of whom are young girls dealing with sex, drugs, alcohol and abuse at a very young age.
Buckley was inspired to write Choices when she heard a news story in California about a 15-year-old girl who became pregnant and whose mother brought her into the clinic for an abortion.
"Didn't we see you in the picket line outside before?" the doctor asked the mother in the real-life scenario.
"This is different," the conservative mother replied. "This is my daughter."
Buckley loosely interpreted the story into a screenplay and submitted it to many networks in 1994; it was turned down as "too controversial."
As time passed, the abortion debate in America grew only more polarized. Once her own children reached high school age, Buckley became intimately acquainted with many issues teens face. So when she moved to New Mexico in 1998, she decided to adapt Choices into a young-adult novel.
In the story, 15-year-old Kara MacNeill, the daughter of right-wing, "anti-choice," deeply religious parents, gets drunk, is date-raped at a party and becomes pregnant. She wrestles with whether she should seek an abortion—and if so, how to go about doing so at a young age in a parental-consent state (the novel takes place in Colorado).
Interestingly enough, the book is not about politics or even about religion: "It's a book about beliefs," Buckley says. "You can be on a treadmill of belief until it becomes personal." She neither demonizes the Catholic Church, nor lionizes liberal feminists. Rather, she approaches the issue from all sides and focuses more on how to avoid such a situation all together, rather than how to deal with it after it's happened.
Buckley believes the key to teen safety is communication between kids and their parents. In the book, Kara believes she couldn't possibly talk to her parents about the boyfriend she sneaks out to see and the wild parties she goes to with him.
When she is violated, she doesn't immediately go to the two people whom, ideally, she should have gone to first.
"Once you lose that," Buckley says of communication, "you've lost everything."
Some recommendations Buckley makes are to always have your home open to your kids' friends. "So many kids don't want to bring their friends home to meet their parents," she says. "I always had a house where people could hang out. Getting to know the kids, then getting to know the parents of your child's friends is very important."
Additionally, teaching kids refusal skills is vital. Strangely enough, Kara, the character in the book, had never been taught to say no; sex and partying are such taboo topics in her house that they are never even mentioned. But the truth is that, no matter how sheltered children are, they will always be presented with an opportunity to make bad choices.
Buckley suggests parents urge their kid to use them as an excuse ("My mother will kill me! I'm going to be grounded for three months!") or to pretend to be high or drunk already ("My daughter was really good at that," Buckley says with a laugh) or to lie—to just say, "I'll be right back," leave the party and call your parents from your cell phone down the street. There are many options available to kids who don't want to look lame to their friends, but also don't want to drink.
The subjects surrounding the story of Choices are outlined in discussion questions at the end of the book, which is taught in schools and is kept in stock at school libraries in Santa Fe. The book treats its audience as intellectuals deserving respect. The book also can serve as a tool for parents who aren't sure how to approach these heavy subjects with their own kids.
"I was trying to get everyone to open up and look at it," Buckley says. "A lot of parents, in particular, thank me for writing it, because it allows them to talk to their kids without it being a hot button—because they're talking about Kara, a character."
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Headed by a Commissioner of Police, the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Tanzania is part of the Criminal Investigation Department. It is staffed by 23 TPF police officers
Law enforcement services in Tanzania are provided by the Tanzania Police Force (TPF), which is part of the Ministry of Home Affairs. Led by an Inspector General of Police, five Commissioners head the five departments which make up the force:
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Priority crime areas:
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- Drugs and organized crime;
- Intellectual property and works of art;
- Environmental crime;
- Terrorism and piracy;
- Stolen and lost travel documents;
- Trafficking in human beings and illegal immigration;
- Crimes against women and children;
- Trafficking in precious stones and metals;
- Firearms and explosives;
- Counterfeit products, including pharmaceuticals;
- Cattle rustling.
INTERPOL Dar Es Salam is the exclusive platform for international investigations requiring input from Tanzanian law enforcement partners. The NCB's principal domestic partners include:
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12 July 2016
1,500 police in operation targeting crime networks across Eastern and Southern Africa
KENYA/ZIMBABWE - An operation across Eastern and Southern Africa targeting transnational crimes including human, drug and arms trafficking, people smuggling, terrorism, car theft and environmental crime has resulted in nearly 4,500 arrests.To address the wide-ranging yet often interlinked types of crime across the region, some 1,500 officers were deployed...
04 May 2016
Organized crime networks behind ivory and rhino horn trafficking targeted in East Africa
One man has been arrested and warrants issued for three more individuals in connection with ongoing investigations into two organized crime networks believed to have trafficked at least 8,635 kg of ivory and 53 kg of rhino horn from East and Southern Africa to Asia. A 44-year-old Chinese national was arrested in Tanzania on suspicion of traffickin...
22 December 2015
Elephant ivory and rhino horn trafficking targeted across Africa in Operation Worthy II
LYON, France – An INTERPOL-led operation targeting ivory trafficking in Africa has resulted in 376 arrests, the seizure of 4.5 tonnes of elephant ivory and rhino horn and the investigation of 25 criminal groups involved in the illicit trade.Operation Worthy II took place from January to October and involved law enforcement across 11 African countries: Eth...
23 October 2015
Fighting pharmaceutical crime focus of INTERPOL training in Uganda
KAMPALA, Uganda – An INTERPOL training course to educate participants on how to create effective training programmes to combat pharmaceutical crime within their countries has concluded in Uganda.The five-day (19-23 October) session was INTERPOL's first 'train-the-trainer' course held in Africa with a focus on pharmaceutical crime. It brought together 19 p...
24 December 2014
Tanzanian police hold suspected Kenyan ivory smuggling ring leader targeted in INTERPOL operation
LYON, France – A Kenyan national suspected of leading an international ivory smuggling syndicate has been arrested in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania after he was targeted by an INTERPOL operation focusing on individuals wanted for environmental crimes. Feisal Ali was highlighted by INTERPOL's Operation Infra Terra (International Fugitive Round Up and Arr...
11 July 2014
Dangerous fake goods seized in INTERPOL operations across Eastern and Southern Africa
LYON, France – Baby food, cosmetics, televisions, mobile phones and toys were among goods worth USD 5.6 million seized during an INTERPOL-coordinated operation targeting organized crime groups trading fake and illicit products across Eastern and Southern Africa.Operation Wipeout was conducted across seven countries – Botswana, Kenya, Namibia, Rwanda, Tanz...
26 June 2014
Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda unite efforts to combat illegal timber trade in East Africa
Nairobi, 26 June 2014 – High-level government representatives from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania today, at the first United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), announced their intention to work together, along with INTERPOL and UN agencies, to curb the illegal timber trade that is stripping East Africa of one of its most valuable natural resources.The East...
21 March 2014
INTERPOL anti-piracy meeting reviews key evidence against network leaders
PORT LOUIS, Mauritius – Reviewing key evidence and information sharing was the focus of a two-day (20 and 21 March) meeting under the umbrella of INTERPOL's Maritime Security unit as part of it Evidence Exploitation Initiative (EVEXI) project targeting maritime piracy in East Africa.Investigators from all five EVEXI II countries and representatives from t...
25 February 2014
Response to elephant poaching and ivory trafficking focus of new INTERPOL report
NAIROBI, Kenya – With record levels of global ivory seizures in 2013, a new INTERPOL report highlights the need for greater information sharing to enable a more proactive and effective law enforcement response against trafficking syndicates.The report, produced by INTERPOL's Environmental Security unit, also highlights the need for increased intelligence...
18 January 2014
Visit by Zanzibar police commissioner to INTERPOL focuses on boosting regional security
LYON, France – Zanzibar's Commissioner of Police Hamdan Omari Makame has met with INTERPOL Executive Director of Police Services Jean-Michel Louboutin to discuss international security issues affecting Zanzibar and to seek support from the world police body to enhance security and safety in the region.The meeting at INTERPOL's General Secretariat headquar...
29 November 2013
Ivory and illegal timber seized in INTERPOL-coordinated operation across Africa
LYON, France – More than 240 kg of elephant ivory and 856 timber logs have been seized and 660 people arrested during an INTERPOL-coordinated operation combating ivory trafficking and illegal logging across Southern and Eastern Africa.As part of INTERPOL's Project Wisdom and Project Leaf, the operation jointly targeted ivory smuggling and illegal logging,...
04 November 2013
INTERPOL anti-piracy meeting targets network leaders with new regional Joint Investigation Team
ZANZIBAR, Tanzania – Targeting the planners, leaders and financiers of maritime piracy networks and boosting investigative capacity is the focus of the first INTERPOL Evidence Exploitation Initiative (EVEXI) anti-piracy case coordination meeting.The three-day (4 – 6 November) meeting brings together investigators from all five EVEXI countries Kenya, Mauri...
29 October 2013
Enhancing genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity investigations focus of INTERPOL training
ARUSHA, Tanzania – Developing knowledge and expertise in investigating and prosecuting genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity was the focus of an INTERPOL training course in Tanzania.The 3rd International Training Course on Genocide, War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity, organized by INTERPOL's Fugitive Investigative Support (FIS) unit, brough...
08 August 2013
Human, drugs and arms traffickers targeted in operations across Eastern and Southern Africa
KENYA/ZIMBABWE - An operation across Eastern and Southern Africa targeting a range of cross-border crimes has resulted in the rescue of human trafficking victims, the seizure of drugs, guns and stolen vehicles and the recovery of smuggled goods including ivory and diamonds.Codenamed Usalama – which means 'safety' – the operation was led by the Eastern Afr...
21 February 2012
Combating terrorism and maritime piracy across Horn of Africa focus of INTERPOL training
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – Enhanced use of INTERPOL's tools and services to boost member countries' ability to combat terrorism and maritime piracy across the Horn of Africa and beyond is the focus of an INTERPOL capacity building programme which has opened in Tanzania.The two-week session (20 Feb – 2 Mar) organized by INTERPOL's Capacity Building and Trai...
29 August 2011
INTERPOL-supported training aims to curb wildlife trafficking across Southern Africa
GABORONE, Botswana – Law enforcement officers from eleven southern African countries have completed an intensive six-day training course on wildlife law enforcement organized by INTERPOL, designed by Environment Canada and primarily funded by IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare).The six-day workshop (22-27 August) was designed to improve gove...
26 August 2010
East Africa's Operation Mamba III bolsters fight against counterfeit medicines with INTERPOL-IMPACT support
A combined international operation across East Africa targeting counterfeit medical products and pharmaceutical crimes has resulted in the seizure of at least 10 tons of counterfeit and illicit medical products and more than 80 arrests of individuals suspected of involvement in the illegal manufacture, trafficking or sale of counterfeit and diverted medic...
30 November 2009
Illegal ivory trade focus of biggest ever transnational wildlife crime operation in Africa co-ordinated by INTERPOL
More than two tons of illegal ivory have been seized and more than 100 people arrested in the largest-ever transnational operation targeting wildlife crime across Africa co-ordinated by INTERPOL.Codenamed Operation Costa, the series of actions involved officers from police, national wildlife, customs and national intelligence agencies across six countries...
02 October 2009
East African countries crack down on counterfeiters in INTERPOL/IMPACT–supported Operation Mamba II
A combined operation involving Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda targeting counterfeit medical products resulted in 83 police cases being opened and the prosecution of several individuals suspected of being involved in the illicit trafficking of medical products.Police, customs, drugs regulatory authorities and other stakeholders from all three countries, suppor...
29 October 2008
Operation Mamba (IMPACT) – targeting counterfeit medicines in Tanzania and Uganda
The first combined INTERPOL- World Health Organization (WHO) operations targeting counterfeit pharmaceutical products took place between 29 September and 5 October 2008 in Tanzania and Uganda. The operations formed part of the WHO's International Medical Products Anti-Counterfeiting Taskforce (IMPACT).Counterfeit medical products – the problemCounterfeit...
21 February 2008
A joint operation between the Tracking Team of the Office of the Prosecutor of International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Tanzanian authorities, the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) in Dar es Salaam and INTERPOL's Fugitive Investigative Service has resulted in the arrest of a former Rwandan minister wanted in connection with the 1994 genocide.Calli...
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