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1. Control Center: Swipe up from any screen to immediately jump into system settings such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, as well as brightness controls, a flashlight, calculator and other utilities.
2. Camera app: When the camera app is open, beyond stills or video, you'll get two other labeled options: shooting the photo as a square picture or a panorama. You can also edit photos with Instagram-like filters.
3. Photo app: Apple is bringing organization to hundreds of photos, using the camera information about where and when they were shot to organize them into "Moments," "Collections" and "Years."
4. Find My iPhone lock: A new "activation lock" feature requires your Apple ID and password before you can turn off Find My iPhone, further thwarting thieves.
5. AirDrop: The new feature is Apple's answer to Samsung's Galaxy S line of phones, which let other Galaxy users share photos and other files by clicking the phones together. AirDrop lets other iOS users send items directly to each other, without opening up a text message or e-mail to do so. A slightly different version of the AirDrop feature has already been available on Apple's latest Mac computers.
6. Multi-tasking: Apple has improved multi-tasking. By pressing the home button twice, you can see preview screens of all your running apps and swipe to move from one to another. By swiping up you can delete an app.
7. Background updates: The new iOS will update apps automatically in the background and does so when you're plugged into Wi-Fi. The idea is that fetching such updates won't kill your battery.
7. iTunes radio: Apple's answer to Pandora will be available on computers and mobile devices when it arrives with the new operating system on Sept. 18. The program brings in pre-programmed radio stations to iTunes, and will let listeners create stations based on their favorite artists.
8. Safari: Apple's new look for the Safari browser will let you see more of your content and includes full-screen browsing. There's also a "smart search" field that unifies separate search and address fields into one, and a cool new tab view for scrolling from one page to another.
9. Siri: You'll find new male and female voices in Siri. Also new: Twitter search integration, which lets you ask Siri what people are chatting about on Twitter. Siri also now taps Wikipedia as a resource as well as Bing search.
10. Design: Not to be underestimated is the overall look and feel of the operating system. With freshly designed fonts, icons and animations — a flash of lightning, say, in the weather app — you may feel like you have a new phone without actually buying the latest hardware.
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ODaF welcomes Stefan Kramer as Executive ManagerMonday, July 9th, 2012
We're pleased to announced that Mr. Stefan Kramer has recently agreed to join the Open Data Foundation Executive Management team. His extensive experience in data/metadata management and familiarity with the archive and research communities are welcomed addition to our group.
Since April 2012, Stefan heads the new Research Infrastructure department at the DIW Berlin, which merges the library and IT departments with a new focus on enhancing research data management and collaboration. From 2007 through 2011, he worked as a social science data (management) librarian at Yale University Library and then the Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research at Cornell University. From 1999 through 2006, he was Director of Library Services at Fielding Graduate University in Santa Barbara, California, serving primarily mid-career graduate students in a distance education setting. Prior to choosing librarianship as a profession, he worked as a data analyst for a small, non-profit survey research firm. He has a Master's degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Washington in Seattle, and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the California State University in Fullerton. His research interests are in enhancing the discoverability and open access of government and research data, and he recently joined the management team of the Open Data Foundation. He has also been an active participant in the Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) Alliance from 2007 through 2011.
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T he game of life is a trivial pursuit without Jesus at the center of it.
H e will lead you through each twister and turn, His
E xample as your guide. Yes, the
G ame of life is a scrabbled maze without Jesus as your solitairy gaze. It is
A s you focus on Him that your path becomes straight and your
M ind finally unboggles from the aggravation and struggles.
E veryone should know that the game
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F irm foundation. Otherwise, he's no clue what trouble he's gotten himself into.
L isten…the game of life is a sorry one
I ndeed without Jesus in the lead.
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E mpty. That would be a tragedy.
"You're blessed when you stay on course, walking steadily on the road revealed by God.You're blessed when you follow His directions, doing your best to find Him.That's right—you don't go off on your own;you walk straight along the road He set.How can a young person live a clean life?By carefully reading the map of Your Word.I'm single-minded in pursuit of You;don't let me miss the road signs You've posted.I've banked Your promises in the vault of my heartso I won't sin myself bankrupt.Be blessed, God;train me in Your ways of wise living."Psalm 119, 1-3 & 9-12, The MSG


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Practical information
- When?: To be confirmed
- Where: Seville
- More information : http://www.visitasevilla.es
- Category: Festivity of International Tourist Interest
These celebrations are famous for their statues of the Virgin Mary with canopies: they are Baroque statues with silver and gold crowns, embroidered cloaks and velvet tunics which only reveal face and hands.
Seville has been holding its Easter week celebrations since the 16th century, and they have become universally famous. Some 50,000 people put on traditional robes to parade in the 58 organised processions, while the "costaleros" carry the pasos (religious statues) on their shoulders. There are processions in the evening and at night every day. Each brotherhood sets out from its church and has an established route, although they must all pass the so-called "official section", which starts in Calle Campana Street and finishes passing through the Cathedral. Once each procession has left the Cathedral, it returns to its church on a different route to that followed on the way out. The saetas are very emotional moments of the processions: these are flamenco songs, recited a cappella from the balconies in honour of the statues.
The early hours of Good Friday constitute the most important time of the Seville Easter week celebrations. That night, some of the most venerated statues make their way through the streets, such as Jesús del Gran Poder, la Macarena, la Esperanza de Triana and elCristo de los Gitanos. The streets of the city fill with people and with emotion all night and well into the following morning. We would, however, recommend patience, because the waits to admire these beautiful statues tend to be long.
You can see processions by heading for any point on their routes, except in the "official section". Here there are seats and stands from which to admire the passing processions. If you would like to reserve a place, contact the Consejo Superior de Hermandades y Cofradías (Brotherhoods' Association) on tel. 902 995 275, or via their website.
Easter week is one of the most spectacular and emotional fiestas here. Religious devotion, art, colour and music combine in acts to commemorate the death of Jesus Christ: the processions. Members of the different Easter brotherhoods, dressed in their characteristic robes, parade through the streets carrying religious statues (pasos) to the sound of drums and music – scenes of sober beauty.
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Police in Portland, Maine released this surveillance video of either one or two vandals tossing a roman candle into a parked 2009 Nissan Versa on July 17th. The culprits are still on the loose.
No one was in the Versa at the time, but it suffered damage from getting smacked by the perpetrators' silver Honda Civic as well as burns through the interior. Thankfully, the roman candle hit a five-gallon jug of vinegar in the Versa's back seat, putting the fireworks out before they caused too much damage.
Note to self: Always carry five gallons of vinegar in your car to prevent fires.
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Quiver mutation, defined by Fomin and Zelevinsky, is a combinatorial process. It is important in the representation theory of quivers, in the theory of cluster algebras, and in physics.
We consider a finite directed graph Q (aka a quiver) without loops and without 2-cycles which may contain parallel edges. Then Fomin-Zelevinsky associated with every vertex k of Q a new quiver μk(Q) which has again neither loops nor 2-cycles. Every μk is involutive in the sense that μk(μk(Q)=Q for every quiver Q and every vertex k. The precise definition may be found in Fomin-Zelevinsky's works on cluster algebras. In the theory of cluster algebras the quivers encode exchange relations.
You might check Keller's java program to see quiver mutation in action.
Although quiver mutation has an easy combinatorial definition, many natural questions are either open or rely on sophisticated techniques. For example, there is no recipe (simple algorithm) to decide whether two given quivers can be obtained from each other by a sequence of mutations.
Question: Suppose I start with an acyclic quiver Q. (That is, Q contains no oriented cycles.) After a sequence of mutations I get another acyclic quiver Q'. Does it follow that the underlying undirected graphs of Q and Q' obtained by ignoring the orientation of the edges are isomorphic as (undirected) graphs?


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Dragon Raja for Dummies
General guide for new players who are seeking to start-up in Dragon Raja.
Okay, so you have heard of Dragon Raja, where to download it though? www.newraja.com
Well now if you have an account and Dragon Raja installed you are a minute away from enjoying some game-play. Start the updater, it might update so give it some time. Once done you will usually have to restart client, if not then it will ask you if in a box if you want Windows Version, or Full Screen, this depends on your settings(16bit or 32 bit) Well once you make your choice Dragon Raja will finally run and a Screen with Dragon Raja in it appears. A few seconds later you will get a log in screen input your username and password and hit enter or click log in. It will take you to a screen with 4 blocks, that means you can make 4 different characters per account, please select a box and click create a new character. It will ask you several questions and then will ask you what class you wish your character to start as.
Here is a small guide collected so far on classes
Warrior- High HP, high defense, low damage. Rarely see them leveling solo, always with a party. It is also recommended that they get stone armor to level 3, so they are hit less often. They act as tanks later on in game, so they are needed in a party same as a mage is. They are 1 of the two keys for a party. Now skill for warriors is your choice since all sides are good but best would be double hit/ty's gift.
Archer- Mid HP, low defense, mid to high damage. Usually seen in parties, can solo but its better in parties. They act as damage dealers later on in game, so they are needed in a party, but wont deal as much damage as mages. Skills needed are CP recover, and Multi shot anything else is your choice.
Thief- Mid HP, low defense but higher then archers because of shield, mid to high damage. Usually seen in parties, can solo however and do nicely. They act as damage dealers later on in game, they are same as archers. Skills needed, CP recovery and Iceblast anything else is your choice.
Priest- Low to Mid HP, low defense but have buffs that let priest go unharmed 100%(Piercing still pierces this magic), low to high attack. They act as the support for parties, usually in parties for ress/pray/SFD. They are great to have in parties later on. Well no skills here but it is better if you get orison way up.
Mages- Low to mid HP, low defense but have buffs that lower damage dramatically stil harmed w/ piercing. They act as the major damage dealers, they hit hard. They are one of the two keys for a party. Recomended that you level up magery high up.
Well once you choose you must remember your character is not very strong as a level 1. You will mostlikely go to the training map. Please choose the weapon your class is. For warrior well go with your preference. Go a little south east, and make your way out of the gates, and into training pits.
There are gonna be some dummies for you to hit, if your an archer stick to the Long range dummies, if your a 1 handed sword stick to Close-Combat dummie, if your javalin, 2h weapon, or staff stick to mid combat dummie. After a few minutes of training you will eventually hit level 5, once this happens I recommend you kill cows which can be found everywhere around thye training zone. After slaying many cows/lambs you should have reached level 8, now you have two options stay and level up more at training dummies OR go to mainland(for mainland go to Options and press Move to The Village button. Lets say you go to main land you will need to level so head from the spawn point to the west, until you hit a crossroad then go down. South you will find slimes kill them and try not to die. If you get injured alot I recommend you get some potions. Well around level 12-13 you wil need to step up to the next monster Zombies. So head east of slimes!
NOTE for priests and mages: Spells can be found at Astrologers house this is south of zombies.
Once in zombies level up in there until level 20 or so just to be safe that you will be okay in skeletons. Now for skeletons you will need to head to town pick up some potions and head north. You will eventually hit a opening in the wall like a gate w/ out a door. This marks the spawn point for Sedless. Sedless is a PK allowed zone. If in town you might have seen someone pking and they gained NK, this lets them be killed and drop items sometimes. Well in sedless NK does not exist, so if you are pked or if you pk you will not be punished with NK. Well once in skeletons I recommend getting about level 28-30(you can level in skeletons more if you want). And then head on to Orcs, 1 of your party members should know where it is. Once at orcs level up from 30- all the way to 45 or so. Once there lycans are your favorite friends, massive EXP and nice pit. There are only two pits in Lycans if full avoid problems and head back to orcs. After you hit level 50 you will start seeing orcs/lycans to be horrible exp this is when you hit Muginas. They hit hard and move semi-fast. So be careful here! Bring an experienced/strong party. Once you hit from 50-55 you can go to trolls. 55-60 hit stone gollems. 60-70 Bakus are Light Dungeon (LD)
Well now for economic guide!
* Save your cash! from level 1-40 you will be gianing levels like crazy so having cash for next weapon/armopr is a smart idea!
* Collect Combat Skills specially if your a warrior/thief/archer! These allow for characters to gain skills (somewhat like magic for warriors/theifs/archers)
* Collect Signets, there are two Red and Blue collect both if possible.
* Always pick up things because later on potions become expensive so make some you have 100k-200k at all times for potions.
* If you are planning to job, get a GOOD macro! Macros for jobbing ARE legal! yes legal. So are macros for tactics (Like training dummies) Macros for leveling or hacks are ILLEGAL if caught (usually are) you will be banned!
Jobbing can bring you in tremendous wealth! But will not bring you levels/strength. I recommend you have two accounts if you are to job so 1 account goes afk the other you play. This allows you to maximize profits/fun. Please do NOT abuse account making. Do not make many jobbers you will get in trouble. If you make many jobbers use 1 only then take turns on which 1 afks in a day.
This is a pk at your own risk! If you pk you will have bad reputation not to mention those you killed will want revenge. Its best not to pk but if you must try and not be rude to people who whisper you why you did it. Either stay quiet or get in trouble. If you want to pk wait for War or go to PK arena! war/arena are best left for high levels tho.
Macro can be found at official dragon raja forum in www.dragonraja.com. This is for jobs only. Butchering is not yet made.


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ORNL Review Archive
Science and Security
- Editorial: Science and security
- To the Point: ORNL welcomes new lab director and deputy for science, bacteria breaks down methylmercury, and neutrons and an elusive quantum state
- National Security at ORNL: The science behind national security, new marching orders: Fast-attack submarine officer and F-35 test pilots among those with one-year assignments at lab, eye of the beholder: Identity science comes of age, have you seen these genes?
- Focus on Computing: Titan digs deep with 3-D map of Earth's interior, virtual laser lab simulations create new insight
- Infographic: The promise of exascale computing
- Focus on Nuclear: Nuclear startup aided by high-performance computing
- Focus on Cybersecurity: Guarding the grid: Exploring methods to protect critical infrastructure
- Focus on Neutrons: Start your engines: Neutrons get a look inside a running engine, neutrons zero in on elusive magnetic Majorana fermion
- Focus on Biology: Neutrons provide the first nanoscale look at a living cell membrane
- Focus on Physical Sciences: More efficient turbine engines trace roots back a quarter century, small nanoparticles have surprisingly big effects on polymer nanocomposites
- Eugene Wigner Distinguished Lecturer: Thomas Friedman
- Why Science? Young researchers explain
- Time War: ORNL, Rickover and the nuclear Navy
Fundamental science at ORNL
- Editorial: ORNL is fundamentally strong
- To the Point: 'Mouse House' inspires breakthrough research, automation aids space fuel production, and nickel-78 is 'doubly magic'
- Fundamental Science at ORNL: Fundamentally strong: ORNL dives into basic science ... Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility: Tackling big questions with computation ... Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences: Small worlds, big discoveries ... ORNL's Neutron Science User Facilities: Neutrons unlock the mysteries of materials
- Focus on Neutrons: Neutrons and quantum spin liquids: Exploring the next materials revolution
- Focus on Neutrinos: Lab in a gold mine looks at matter– antimatter imbalance
- Infographic: Why is there matter?
- Focus on Data: Cancer research accelerates via deep learning
- Focus on Nuclear: ALICE experiment re-creates the universe's first split second ... Superior supercomputer parallelism for subatomic particle research
- Focus on Physical Sciences: Quantum materials promise exciting technologies for energy and electronics
- Eugene Wigner Distinguished Lecturer: Yuri Tsolakovich Oganessian
- Researcher Spotlight: Batteries and fertilizer: A conversation with ORNL chemist Gabriel Veith
- Why Science? Young researchers explain
- Time Warp: Liane Russell, pioneer of fetal rad safety
Big opportunities at the nanoscale
- Editorial: Big opportunities at the nanoscale
- To the Point: Spallation Neutron Source turns 10, tennessine joins the periodic table, and a happy accident advances ethanol production
- Tiny Scale, Giant Accomplishments: Exploring the 2-D nanomaterials frontier ... high-impact MIT research comes to ORNL ... Oak Ridge company to produce graphene in mass ... skilled researchers using advanced microscopes
- Focus on Computing: ORNL system unites imaging and computing in search for new materials ... team uses Titan to improve fission modeling
- Infographic: New technologies to make your home more efficient
- Focus on Imaging: Seeing through concrete
- Focus on Neutrons: Neutrino experiments explore the unknown with ORNL expertise, equipment
- Focus on Physical Sciences: Scientists find a cheaper way to extract uranium from seawater ... Speedy ion conduction in solid electrolytes clears road for advanced
- energy devices
- Focus on Nuclear: Indispensable nuclear modeling software gets a makeover
- Eugene Wigner Distinguished Lecturers: Brad Filippone ... Charles Holliday
- Why Science? Young researchers explain
- Time Warp: Weinberg takes a flier on computing at ORNL
Science in Sync
- Editorial: Transformational potential
- Features: Multi-faceted forecasting ... 3D printing rises to the occasion ... Tag-team R&D ... Hunting for hydrogen ... Diversify, replace, recycle ... Potent partnerships ... Better biofuels
- A Closer View: Ben Preston
- Research Horizons: ORNL research reveals new challenges for mercury cleanup ... ORNL finding goes beyond surface of oxide films ... New algorithm enables unprecedented sampling, modeling of Arctic
Disruptive Materials
- Editorial: Driving innovation in the 21st Century
- Features: Disruptive materials ... Nanotech toolbox ... Materials for measuring the universe ... Growing graphene ... Heavy-metal fishing ... Rethinking nuclear fuel design ... Blood, sweat and serendipity ... Something new under the sun
- A Close View: Kinga Unocic
- Research Horizons: 'Zoomable' map of poplar proteins offers new view of bioenergy crop ... ORNL scientists solve mercury mystery ... Mobility and risk
The Emerging Nanoscience Revolution
- Nanoscience Research at ORNL: Editorial: Joining the Emerging Nanoscience Revolution ... The Next Small Thing ... The Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences ... Neutrons and Nanoscience ... Looking at the World Differently ... Nanoworld Records ... Imaging the Invisible ... A New Attraction ... New Tools for Nanoscience ... Producing Polymers ... A Limitless Potential ... Breaking the Mold ... Researching in Bulk ... Layered Film That Stacks Up ... Catalysis at the Nanoscale ... Nature's Way ... Nanofabrication in the Clean Room
- Profile: Jim Roberto: Weighing in on Nanoscale Research
- Research Horizons: The "Real" CSI ... Collaboration at a Superfund Site
- Awards: And the Winners Are ...
Attracting the Next Generation of Great Scientists
- Features: Editorial: The Search for New Scientific Superstars ... Filling the Talent Pipeline ... Still Making a Mark ... The Critical Difference ... A Winning Couple ... The Best of Both Worlds ... Mentors and Inventors ... Coming Home ... Finding the Next Small Thing ... The Path of Least Resistance
- Profile: Paul Gilman: Oak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies
- Research Horizons: Superheavy Nuclei: Taking Shape in Theory ... A New Spin
- Awards: And the Winners Are...
Addressing the World's Energy Challenges
- Features: Editorial: An Important Part of the Solution ... Energy Efficiency: Stretching America's Resources ... Energy Prophets: Providing International Solutions ... Energy Prophets: U.S. Oil Dependence ... Aid for the Auto Industry ... Multiple Roads to the Hydrogen Car ... Closer to the Customer ... Pushing the Envelope ... Letting the Sunshine In ... Industry Efficiency ... More Power to the Grid ... Research Tools for the Nation ... Energy Partners
- Profile: John Petersen: Focusing on the UT-ORNL Synergy
- Research Horizons: Fusion: A Big Win for ORNL ... Attractive Materials Process ... Glassy Steel
- Awards: And the Winners Are ...
Addressing the World's Energy Challenges
- Systems Biology: Advancing at a Breathtaking Pace : Editorial: Unraveling Life's Molecular Mysteries ... New Tools of Analysis ... First, the Questions ... Sequencing The First Tree Genome ... Pathways Underlying Disorders ... Piloting The Pipeline ... Neutron-Rich Mecca For Biologists ... A Clean Mouse Research Lab ... A Return On Investment ... Providing Access to The Best Biological Tools
- A Rich Past: Pioneer of Biological Research ... ORNL's Unsung Discovery
- Profile: Tuan Vo-Dinh: Inventor and Mentor
- Research Horizons: Guiding Light ... Another World Record
- Awards: ...and the Winners are...
Addressing the World's Energy Challenges
- Editorial: Regaining America's Leadership in High-Performance Computing ... Leadership-Class Computing for Science
- Scientific Discovery: Biology: Uncovering Secrets of Living Cells ... Climate and Carbon Research: Glimpses of Global Warming ... Fusion: Progress Through Computation ... Materials: Exploring and Modeling 21st Century Materials ... Astrophysics: Simulating Supernovae ... Chemistry: Tomorrow's Molecular and Nanoscale Devices
- Partnerships, Systems, Services, Support: Center for Computational Sciences: A Leadership-Class Facility ... Partnerships: Joining Hands to Address National Problems ... Networking: Linking America's Laboratories ... Software Tools: Scalable Systems Software for Terascale Computer Centers ... Future Computing Technologies: Pathfinders for Ultrascale Computing ... Visualization: New Ways to Understand the Data ... Industry: A Critical Connection
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- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Hamilton 'gutted' to retire from the lead
- Race:
- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
- Drivers:
- Lewis Hamilton
- Teams:
- McLaren
Lewis Hamilton said he was "gutted" to retire from the lead at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after a strong performance all weekend.
A loss of fuel pressure brought his McLaren to a halt while comfortably leading the race on lap 20. After qualifying on pole position and easily building up a lead after the start and again after a safety car, Hamilton said he was disappointed to notch up another DNF.
"I'm gutted; I'd had really good pace all weekend and I feel certain we could have won today," he said. "I had a fuel pressure problem - it was very sudden, I was just entering a corner and the car just died on me.
"The only mistake I made all weekend was having a brief moment on lap two, when my brakes weren't fully up to temperature and I locked up into Turn Eight. After that, however, everything was going really well. The car was a dream to drive - I was cruising and still pulling away when I had my problem."
Hamilton now has just two races left before he leaves McLaren for Mercedes and he is hoping he can secure at least one more victory.
"We'll have more opportunities in Austin and Sao Paulo," he said. "I hope we can get back to the front - I'd love to take a win or two more for Vodafone McLaren Mercedes before the end of the season."


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The drum collectors are made of high resistance hollow aluminum to reduce to a minimum both the weight and the moment of inertia so that they can be used at high speeds of rotation without triggering dangerous vibrations.
This collector and all the ones with length up to 150 mm can be used on all the rotation systems of Linari Engineering.
Every drum collector comes with bare, non-anodized and untreated aluminum outer surfaces to reduce any possible electrical resistance which would alter the electrical field making the electrospinning process non-reproducible.
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|Gift - Mug with Lee Miller's lips
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|Ceramic mug with image of Man Ray's painting 'The Lovers /Les Amoureux' also called 'A l'Heure de l'Observatoire ' of Lee Miller lips floating above Montparnasse, wrapped around it. The original painting was nearly 2 metres long and used to hang over his bed. It's his final major work inspired by Lee Miller, that he painted after they had separated.


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Why I'm Running: Amanda Farmer | Health
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. -- Amanda Farmer is one of the leaders of Team Kim Ross, the top fundraising team for this year's 26.2 With Donna.
This group which has 55 runners that make up 11 relay teams also has 7 people who are running the half marathon and 2 that are running the full marathon.
All of these people are running to honor Kim Ross, a local woman who lost her fight with breast cancer this past July. Ross was part of a relay team in each of the last two years for the 26.2 With Donna.


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Please see the instruction below to start the process of our being able to help you.
On this page you will find links to forms that we will need you to fill out and instructions on how to request the slides be sent to me at Yale. Once I receive the material and look at it I will generate a report for your primary doctor. Since my findings can be challenging to explain to patients, I also have a clinic on Tuesday afternoons where I can meet you to discuss the significance of the findings, as well as options for pursuing future pregnancies, should that be something you wish to pursue.
Please note that it is very helpful if, along with the slides and pathology reports, either you or your doctor, fill out the clinical history form. Any additional clinical records that are easy to obtain would also be appreciated (for example, a clinical summary of your case, any karyotyping, ultrasound reports, etc.).
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Welcome to our Weekend Cook and Tell where each Wednesday we turn the pages of the food sections of various national newspapers in search of inspiration for a weekend cooking project. We hope you'll cook along with us and share your experiences, recipes, and photos here.
Yes, you thought your multi-month eating spree was over when New Year's came and went. But you were wrong. Super Bowl Sunday is nearly upon us and that means one thing: all day eating fest. It's irrelevant whether you enjoy football or not - I can't say that I do. But I do look forward to both the cooking and the eating. So, Super Bowl, here we come!
Joe Yonan and Tim Carman, of The Washington Post, paired together to create a Super Bowl Smackdown of recipes. Want the pizza version? Here you go. I'd be more than happy to attend either of their home parties. What do you like to prepare for yours? I plan on making Adam's Garlic-Knot Monkey Bread. He had me captured after this picture was posted on Instagram. So how about it? What'll be sitting on your tv tray, ready for the snacking?
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After Chelsea's final match of the season, friends and family gathered on the pitch to listen to the retiring Paulo Ferreira's farewell speech. But even Ferreira had to pause as Josh Turnbull, son of goalkeeper Ross Turnbull, made a run on net.
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Check out The-F-Word's post about the new season of America's Next Top Model and its "plus size" model, Sarah Hartshorne. She wears a size 8 and has a BMI of 21.5.
I don't have much to add to Rachel's post, so you should go read that. In light of the BMI Project, however, I thought it would be fun to see who else has a BMI of about 21.5. Here are some other women who would, I assume, count as plus size on ANTM.
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Storied New Hampshire runway to get a makeover
CONCORD, N.H. — It has been the runway to presidents, statesmen and soldiers, and it's getting a major overhaul.
The 2-mile-long Runway 16-34 at Portsmouth Airport at Pease was designated one of seven airstrips worldwide where the space shuttle could land if a takeoff was aborted, and it was long enough to accommodate the Concorde supersonic plane.
The runway, says airport manager Bill Hopper, is the last U.S. soil that thousands of soldiers nationwide set foot on when they deploy and the first they step on when they return, always to scores of cheering volunteers.
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Gov. Maggie Hassan and the Executive Council last week voted to spend $2.4 million to repair pavement and drainage on the runway and to reroute a perimeter road the Federal Aviation Administration deems too close to the runway. The FAA is funding nearly 95% of the project, with the balance coming from the state.
"Any aircraft in the world could operate here," said Hopper, including the Airbus A380, the world's largest commercial aircraft that can accommodate up to 853 passengers.
Pease, a former Air Force base that was shuttered in 1991, and its Air National Guard 157th Refueling Wing were selected this spring to be home to Boeing KC-46 refueling tankers now in production. The midair tankers are expected to arrive in late 2017 or early 2018 and bring 100 jobs to the base.
Every sitting U.S. president in recent history has landed at the airport, with the elder George Bush frequently parking Air Force One there when he summered in Kennebunkport, Maine.
Hopper notes that New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation presidential primary brings a huge influx of business and that Middle East leaders frequently flew to Pease when meeting with Bush and other U.S. leaders. Russian President Vladimir Putin landed there in the summer of 2007.
The pilot who flew the bombing mission that killed al-Qaida mastermind Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in 2006 returned to Pease and presented the airport with an American flag.
The runway was built in 1954 for the Strategic Air Command, 11,321 feet long and 300 feet wide. The width was trimmed to 150 feet during a project from 1995 to 1998. By comparison, the longest runway at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is 9,250 feet.
The airport, part of the Pease International Tradeport, averages 110 flights a day.
Hopper said the airport is on the "great circle route" from Europe and planes often stop there because it has an on-site U.S. Customs operation, making it attractive to international corporate private jets as well.
Next month, commercial airliner Allegiant Air will begin regular flights between Pease and Orlando, Fla.
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Beat The Radar's second album is abundantly charming, in the way that every turn and fold of the record is organic, honest and delivered to the world with clear love and care. One of Manchester's more engaging, interesting and beguiling guitar bands, they've always skipped that few steps ahead of the typical Mancunian cliché, while purveying simple and deftly honed pop songs sprinkled with melody, wit and a big, beating heart. The success of A Million Different People is based upon the fact that it knows its strengths, dismisses its weaknesses to hide in the corner, and doesn't overly care about seeming cool or hip. It simply is itself. And consequentially, the record emerges with a sheer rattle of genuine joy that seems to metaphorically reflect the sunshine occasionally breaking through the rainclouds over the city.
The tone of the record is clearly marked out by the gorgeous lead single 'Eyes', an understated but succinctly sweet tribute to lead singer Jonny Swift's daughter Lyla, as oddly soothing synth sounds burble round cyclical picking, piston-click rhythms and the soft vocals. It's expertly delivered and possesses just the right melodic steps; swirling you around the room as lights blink beautifully around you. 'America' hints at early Ash in its sheer energy and unfettered confidence, while 'Delighted' possesses the sort of anthemic gloom that hints at dog-eared Chameleons records hidden away in their respective collections.
'Sleeping on the Moon' is sparse, elegiac and pretty: collapsing into a sweet heap of sensual vocals, guitar and bass. And the closing duo of 'You Need Us' and the title track show a nous and understanding of vocal hooks that bodes promisingly for the potential of Beat The Radar to seriously challenge mainstream radio playlists. While it would be overtly simple and discourteous to call A Million Different People a pop record (the post-punk influences are clearly on display, but never leant on too heavily), the most striking and praiseworthy aspect of the album is the band's way of splicing idea after idea together like a musical KerPlunk; risking a topple at every turn but hanging on through sheer skill and strength of will. There's also a delectable lo-fi approach taken to the production: that isn't to say that the album sounds rushed or rough; more that the tracks crackle with a sense of unbridled enthusiasm, the energy coming through the speakers without being dissipated by unnecessary filters and overburdening effects.
No time for messing about and no filler, the whole thing punches the clock at just less than half an hour. The key to Beat The Radar's charm and gravity is their ability to go down alternately weird paths, yet still remain on the straight and narrow towards the construction of a song. That is their purpose and fundamentally, also their key strength. Charming and intimate, yet musically diverse and intelligent; they're a prime example of how the Manchester music scene isn't all about people checking their reflections in the mirrored facades of Piccadilly Gardens and dwelling on a musical heritage long-gone. Some people just mean it, and know precisely how to say it without wasted words or overwrought sentimentality.
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This post is the second in a new series by NIJC's detention team in which NIJC staff, clients, and volunteers will share their unique perspectives on immigration stories that do not always make the news. We invite readers to share their own experiences and reactions in a moderated discussion in the comments section.
I began my legal career working with Guatemalan asylum seekers looking to become lawful permanent residents of the United States. In working with this community, I heard stories time and again about loved ones who had been disappeared and saw firsthand how having a husband, son, or daughter disappeared can create a special kind of guilt, fear and grief. Working with detained immigrants many years later, I cannot help but notice parallels between individuals who were purposely disappeared in 1980s Guatemala and individuals who disappear when taken into ICE custody – mainly in the ways that family members left behind are affected by not knowing the immediate fate of their loved ones.
When an individual is detained by ICE, he or she can in fact be disappeared. It can take family members days, or in some cases weeks or even months, to locate loved ones arrested by ICE. Sometimes, a family does not learn of a loved one's whereabouts until that person calls home after they are deported.
Locating a loved one relatively quickly does not necessarily lessen the trauma of witnessing the arrest in the first place. Take the case of Viviana and Martin*—mother and son. ICE officers came to their home and misled Viviana into believing that they were local police officers who only wanted to talk to Martin. They convinced Viviana to call her son home. She was devastated after witnessing the officers take her son into custody without further explanation. Martin—who had just turned 18,had diagnosed learning disabilities, had no previous encounters with the immigration authorities, and had engaged in no wrongdoing—was taken away, surrounded by armed men, while Viviana watched helplessly. The hours following Martin's arrest were harrowing. Viviana spent that night calling every police station in town, only to be told there was no one by her son's name in custody. Throughout the ordeal, Viviana was overcome with grief at the thought that she had turned in her own son.
There are countless stories like Viviana and Martin's—sometimes it's mothers, sometimes fathers, sons or daughters, taken away while loved ones, including children, stand by helplessly. In the aftermath, there usually are frantic calls to numbers that lead nowhere. It takes luck to reach an ICE officer who will answer any questions. The ICE Online Detainee Locator System—a public relations initiative ICE instituted following a series of wide-scale raids that resulted in mass "disappearances" —is hit or miss, more often a miss. If loved ones can get online—and most of the family members we encounter every day do not have access to the internet—they must either have the person's "alien number" or the exact spelling of their name, date of birth and country of nationality. Then they must pass a "captcha" security check by typing in a word that appears in a box. Even lawyers have a difficult time getting the system to work. Despite having the necessary, accurate information, we still frequently get the message "detainee not found" if it is less than 24 hours since the arrest. It also takes the system a while to be updated following a transfer to a new detention center. This delay makes the first 24 hours or so following a person's arrest all the more distressing for loved ones who realize a family member has gone missing.
Martin eventually reached his mother, after a collect call finally made it through to Viviana. He was later released from ICE custody after posting a bond. But months later, Viviana lives with the fear and guilt of those critical hours after Martin was taken away, when she believed her son to be missing and felt that she was responsible.
*Names have been changed to protect identity.
Claudia Valenzuela is the associate director of litigation for Heartland Alliance's National Immigrant Justice Center.


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In an evenly played first half, Springfield (2-1) outshot Brandeis, 10-9, but eight of the Judges (4-0) attempts were on goal. The Pride nearly got on the board early, when a shot from junior Vicki DiNatale (Weymouth, Mass./Weymouth) hit the underside of the crossbar but did not go fully over the line. SC senior Erin Greenstein (Framingham, Mass./Framingham) made the first five saves that were needed of her, but Spital finally broke the deadlock in the 31st minute. After Brandeis rookie Melissa Darling (Weymouth, Mass./Weymouth) had her initial shot saved, there was a mad scramble in the goal mouth. Another rookie, Chelsea Van Baush (Loganville, Ga./Grayson) tipped the ball to Spital, who notched her fourth goal of the season. The assist was Van Bauch's first collegiate point.
After senior Francine Kofinas (Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills West) made two saves for the Judges in the first half, sophomore Michelle Savuto (Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood) opened the second with four stops in the first 21 minutes. Savuto's key save came at the 66-minute mark, when she dove to tip a shot from Springfield senior Nina Vital (Ludlow, Mass./Ludlow) just wide of the post. She followed it up with a clean catch off the foot of Erica Donnelly (Weymouth, Mass./Weymouth) on the ensuing corner kick.
Spital finally connected for an insurance goal in the 79th minute, converting a nice through ball from Darling with a hard low shot. It was Spital's second-straight two-goal game and Darling's first assist.
Springfield outshot Brandeis, 16-13, and Greenstein finished with eight saves, but Kofinas (two saves) and Savuto (four saves) combined for Brandeis's fourth shutout of the season, matching their total from 2011.
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BIRDS HILL PARK — Thursday night's mainstage show at the 41st annual Winnipeg Folk Festival could be summed up in one word: chemistry. All four of the headlining mainstage acts had it in spades — especially blues-folk singer/songwriter Ben Harper and harmonica master Charlie Musselwhite.
Chemistry is no doubt why the duo picked up a Grammy in January for the collaboration Get Up! — an acclaimed album that gave both men a creative shot in the arm and announced the arrival of a white-hot new blues act.
And chemistry is what the pair brought when it finally took the stage a half hour later than scheduled, opening with the title track off Get Up! The two obviously enjoy playing with each other — and off each other — with Harper's languid solos complementing Musselwhite's harmonica riffs. The blistering I Don't Believe A Word You Say followed, Harper shucking his hushed folkie vocals for deep, soulful pipes with power. Musselwhite took over the mic for The Blues Overtook Me. Consummate bluesmen, both.
From the steamy slowburner When It's Good to the sweaty, swaggering I'm In I'm Out I'm Gone, Harper, Musselwhite and their backing band turned in a muscular set of blues rock tunes. The appropriately raw Blood Side Out was followed up by the Musselwhite-led Homeless Child, before the pair slowed things down with the weighty I Ride At Dawn, a solider's lament, and a mammoth cover of Muddy Waters' Long Distance Call. The musicianship on display was absolutely jaw-dropping; Musselwhite's laid into a harmonica solo that was nothing short of scorching.
The band closed its main set with an electrifying cover of Led Zeppelin's When The Levee Breaks that more than a few dancers were, like, really into, man.
Before Harper and Musselwhite lit the place on fire, Americana/blues trio The Wood Brothers — actual brothers Chris and Oliver Wood, along with Jano Rix — had us feeling all right with their high-and-lonesome brand of back-porch twang. You could picture the sweating glasses and lazy flies — especially during their take on the Los Lobos drinkin' song I Got Loaded. While their set started slow, the Brothers quickly hit their stride. Honeyed harmonies and funk grooves were the order of the night; Chris' upright bass solo on Atlas was a crowd pleaser, as was the rocking Is What It Is.
The Wood Brothers are extremely technical, virtuosic musicians, but they're not hemmed in by that fact; while the performances were tight, their set had loose, jam-like vibe. By the time set closer One More Day rolled around, The Wood Brothers had attracted quite a congregation of dancers.
Earlier in the evening, local soul/R&B outfit Chic Gamine made a big splash with its bold new sound during its stunning mainstage debut. A lineup change spurred the new sound; founding member Ariane Jean left the group earlier this year, and Andrina Turenne, Alexa Dirks, Annick Bremault and Sacha Daoud welcomed Benoit Morier to the fold. Chic Gamine 2.0 sees the Juno-winning band eschew a cappella arrangements — without ditching those indelible girl-group harmonies — for more fleshed-out, full-band soundscapes. The results are sublime. Everything sounds fuller, bigger, deeper.
All three women are strong vocalists in their own right, and when they come together, it's intoxicating. Still, it's hard not to single out Alexa Dirks, who is such a commanding force onstage. She's easily one of the best vocalists we'll hear from all weekend.
The 12-song set included a bunch of newer songs — including the sassy R&B number Girlfriend and the arresting Dirks-led I Could Be Your Girl — fuelling excitement for a new record. Of course, there were some older tunes, too, such as the soulful Motions, from 2013's Closer. Jean reunited with the band for Tristesse Suspendue — also from that album.
Chic Gamine closed its set with the sexy stomp of All Night.
Nashville bluegrass quintet Della Mae initially came together as a joke. "I would just get a bunch of girls together and we'd play high-testosterone bluegrass music and wear power suits," fiddle player Kimber Ludiker told Rolling Stone in 2013. They dubbed their music "mangrass." It wasn't long, though, before they realized they had a real connection — and their energy on Thursday night was infectious. It was like listening in on a jam session among five very talented (and adorably dressed) BFFs.
The string band's toe-tapping set drew heavily from 2013's Grammy nominated This World Oft Can Be, which was recorded at Johnny Cash's Cash Cabin Studio. Della Mae's arrangements are strikingly beautiful, a point underscored by songs such as Paper Prince and Heaven's Gate. Primary vocalist/guitarist Celia Woodsmith has one of those gritty, gutsy voices that suits both the blistering barnstormers and the whiskey-soaked love songs.
The band's rendition of The Low Anthem's To Ohio was a set highlight, serving as the perfect soundtrack to suppertime conversations between old friends who haven't seen each other in a while. Fragments from their catchups — "How was your winter?" "Did your sister have her baby yet?" "It's so good to see you" — were carried by the breeze, mingling with the heady scent of sunscreen, bug spray and a certain plant, along with the iridescent bubbles blown by sunhat-clad toddlers. You don't get much more Folk Fest than that.
Full-day festival programming starts on Friday with seven daytime stages hosting concerts and workshops. Buffy Sainte-Marie will get things started on the mainstage at 6 p.m. South Carolina folk duo Shovels and Rope, new-roots act Hurray for the Riff Raff and Swedish Americana trio Baskery are also among Friday night's mainstage performers.
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Jen Zoratti is a Winnipeg Free Press columnist and co-host of the paper's local culture podcast, Bury the Lede.
Updated on Thursday, July 10, 2014 at 11:23 PM CDT: Replaces slideshow.
12:04 AM: Updates after Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite's set.
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The 7205 Intrigue comes packed with a pretty basic feature set, but includes Nokia's Habitat UI, which is a pretty beautiful design. But the one techie feature of note is the aforementioned MP3 controls and display, which remain invisible until you start using them. The screen can display song info such as artist/album/song title/time, plus it serves as a clock and shows the signal strength as a secondary function. Plus it just looks nice. The touch controls on the outside work pretty well, letting you play/pause/switch tracks in easy fashion. But the 2.5mm headphone jack is bluuuuurrrrrrrrggggg-inducing.
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Five years ago, when Bob Drozdowski began his job as director of operations and marketing at the Niagara Arts and Cultural Center, entries for the center's open-call art shows were trickling in painfully slowly.
"I'd be lucky if I was getting 20, 30, 40 pieces of artwork in the beginning," he said during an interview in his small office on the first floor of the 160,000-square-foot former high school, which was saved from the wrecking ball in 2000 by preservationists and volunteers and converted into an arts center.
But last November, when the NACC mounted its annual fall show, Drozdowski received more than 120 entries. The uptick signaled a tipping point for the NACC, which has floated under the radar for some members of the local arts community outside Niagara County.
And because of the increased response, Drozdowski instituted a jurying system for the center's annual spring show, "Beyond the Barrel," which opens in the main gallery space Friday night. The juror for the show was Burchfield Penney Art Center Director Anthony Bannon, who chose 55 works out of 122 submissions. He also awarded five prizes. First prize went to Nikki Catalano-Ritchey for her bronze sculpture "Erotica"; second prize to James Craig for his painting "Phoson"; third prize to Jonathan Rogers for his painting "To the Finish." Honorable mentions were awarded to Jeff Bagneschi for his ink drawing "This Maid Don't Clean" and Mike Kudela for a mixed media piece called "Not One."
"I think we accomplished a couple of things. One, we attracted some artists who have never exhibited here before. And I think we bumped up the quality a little bit," Drozdowski said, adding that he estimated a third of the submissions were due to Bannon's inclusion in the project.
The NACC's main gallery, a 3,600 square-foot space that occupies the former high school cafeteria, was renovated last year with help from members of the Buffalo Society of Artists. Volunteers covered the tiled walls and surrounded columns with drywall and also constructed several movable walls, improving the atmosphere of the fluorescent-lit space.
The show, which includes sculpture, painting and photography, will also feature a special section dedicated to the late artist, poet and teacher Violet Gordon organized by her daughter, Bonnie Flickinger. The NACC's light-filled Garden Gallery, an ad-hoc art space in the high school's former grand entryway, will feature new abstract work by painter Candace Masters.
The trio of art shows opening this weekend is only one part of the breathless activity taking place in the cavernous rooms of the NACC. The center also hosts a community theater company, the Western Door Playhouse and two ballet companies along with various education programs, classes and workshops. Some 50 artists also rent studio space in the NACC and, Drozdowski said, all but one room is rented out.
Even so, the economic challenges of paying for utilities in such a massive and inefficient building are daunting. And after the Niagara Falls City Council diverted funds designated for the NACC earlier this year and forced the organization into an emergency fund drive it will have trouble repeating, those challenges aren't going away any time soon.
Even so, Drozdowski was generally optimistic about the NACC's future and its ability to sustain itself, and fulfill its artist-centric mission, going forward.
"Over the years, our goal has always been to support the local arts community and also be a proving ground for new artists. I've seen many artists who started here who now exhibit all over the area," Drozdowski said. "We've had some very talented artists here."
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BATON ROUGE — The chairman of the state Republican Party said Saturday the state party is looking at ways to prevent "illegal aliens" from being counted in the 2010 federal census. The goal is to preserve a congressional seat for Louisiana, he said.
Roger Villere of Metairie told the Republican State Central Committee, the party's governing board, that if illegal immigrants are counted in the census, Louisiana likely will see its congressional delegation drop from seven to six House members. House seats are apportioned based on each state's population in the census.
Villere said states such as Texas and California would pick up representation in Congress because of the large number of immigrants living in them. Federal policy is to count all residents, regardless of their legal status, at the time the census is taken.
"If they do not count the illegal aliens, we would not lose a seat" despite population declines caused by recent hurricanes, Villere said.
"We feel like we need to protect our sovereignty," he said. "If we take the illegals out of the mix, we could retain one of our congressmen. … We are investigating our options. This is something we are seriously looking at."
Villere said a decision will be made by year's end on whether to file a lawsuit or lobby the administration and Congress for a policy change to exclude illegal immigrants. He said he has been in discussions with "people of national stature" on the matter but refused to name them.
"It is not a Republican problem," he said after the committee's quarterly meeting. "It is a Louisiana problem."
Earlier, U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, estimated that 8 million illegal immigrants living in the country are now getting health care paid for by taxpayers.
During the meeting, committee members rejected a plan to hold a nominating convention in Lafayette, Baton Rouge or New Orleans next year to rally the party around one candidate each for a U.S. Senate race and the seven congressional seats.
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There are plenty of LEGO video games out there, but most of them focus on the appearance of the popular building toys rather than the most important element—construction. Rather than assembling the LEGO memories of a pretty awesome guy via button presses, Life of George has you build them out of physical bricks.
Life of George is a gaming app that involves using LEGO bricks to fill a book of memories. Each photo in the book is 2D pixel art made up of bricks. Touching a picture in the book starts a countdown timer, and the player must recreate the object with the bricks provided before the time runs out. It's an innovative way to spend the afternoon with LEGO.
It's also rather expensive. The Life of George and Build Your Brain challenge apps are free for anyone to download on iTunes or Google Play. The physical set runs $29.99 and contains two bags of bricks, the play mat and a George sticker (going on my car windshield). Is it too much? Again, I am not your accountant.
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- Tous > Medicine Access and Rational Use > Better Medicines for Children
- Tous > Medicine Access and Rational Use > Rational Use
- Mots-clés > adherence to treatment
- Mots-clés > antiretroviral therapy (ART)
- Mots-clés > antiretrovirals
- Mots-clés > ART regimens and formulations
- Mots-clés > paediatric medicines
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Tremendous progress has been made over the past few years in diagnosing and treating infants and children with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. However, much remains to be done to effectively scale-up and sustain prevention efforts and treatment services for all in need. The most efficient and cost-effective way to tackle paediatric HIV globally is to reduce mother-to-child transmission (MTCT). In 2008, an estimated 45% of pregnant women living with HIV received antiretrovirals (ARVs) to prevent transmission of HIV to their children. However, every day, there are nearly 1 200 new infections in children less than 15 years of age, more than 90% of them occurring in the developing world and most being the result of transmission from mother to child.
HIV-infected infants frequently present with clinical symptoms in the first year of life. Without effective treatment, an estimated one third of infected infants will have died by one year of age, and about half will have died by two years of age. While progress has been made in preventing new HIV infections in infants and children, greater efforts are needed to scale-up these effective preventive interventions as well as services for care and treatment.
The 2009 progress report Towards universal access: scaling up priority HIV/AIDS interventions in the health sector, documents the progress made by countries in scaling up antiretroviral therapy (ART) for children. In 2008, over 275 000 children received ART, up from 127 000 in 2006. This is 38% of those in need using the previous 2006 recommendations for ART initiation in children. Given the new guidance contained in this document, estimates of the numbers of infants and children who qualify for ART will have to be revised.
HIV-infected infants and children now survive to adolescence and adulthood, and the challenges of providing HIV care are evolving into the challenges of providing both acute and chronic, lifelong care. Despite the high risk of early mortality in HIV-infected infants and children, the average age at initiation of therapy in children in resource-limited settings remains high.
Significant obstacles remain to scaling up paediatric care, including limited screening for HIV, a lack of affordable, simple diagnostic testing technologies for children less than 18 months of age, a lack of human resources with the capacity to provide the care that is required, insufficient advocacy and understanding that ART is efficacious in children, limited experience with simplified, standardized treatment guidelines, and limited availability of affordable and practical paediatric ARV formulations. Health-care systems remain unable to meet the demands of national paediatric ART coverage. Consequently, far too few children have been started on ART in resource-limited settings. Moreover, the need to treat an increasing number of HIV-infected children highlights the primary importance of preventing transmission of the virus from mother to child in the first place.
The WHO guidelines Antiretroviral therapy for HIV infection in infants and children are based on a public health approach to HIV care. Updated in 2010, these guidelines are harmonized with the treatment guidelines adopted for adults, pregnant women, and for prevention of mother- to- child transmission (PMTCT).
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Dani Limback necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 44 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
Lake Eildon Houseboats
We are a new houseboat hire business located on Lake Eildon, Victoria. Looking at increasing our hire income. 2 boats, each with a different feel, 1 more family ish and the other has just been re-modelled, more aimed at a group of couples without the kids.
Families and groups. The 'Family that Plays together stays together' is our catch cry. We have 2 houseboats, one targeted for families and one more aimed at a few couples, funky red interior, with new kitchen & bathroom, open a bottle of red, light a fire on the banks of the lake. Get stuck into a jigsaw puzzle or monoploy and enjoy the serenity. Or take the wakeboards and your ski boat and splash out with the kids.
We are open to any suggestions. This is an older business that we have purchased and is in need of a face lift. As far as colours go, we don't really have a preference. We have inherited some pretty daggy stuff with the business so are happy to let it all go in the trash and completely change the look.
The logo will be used on a web site, print advertising and some basic stationery - letterhead, invoices etc.
We require the files to be in CYMK, eps, jpeg - hi res and ai.
Basically, let your creative minds run wild. There are some photos uploaded to show you the boats and Lake Eildon.
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TC24 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 100 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
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We are a digital printing company (think giant Xerox copiers), and our roots are from a Kinko's model but we have grown to be more of a commercial printer. Our employees are energetic and knowledgeable; people come to us instead of our competitors because we care about their projects. We offer a wide array of products - not just copies - including signs and banners, mailing services, bindery and finishing, and more. We have a heavy retail / walk-in component to our business - servicing 300-400 customers per day - but most of our revenue comes in the back door through account and commercial customers. We need something will appeal to both audiences.
Florida State University is literally in our backyard; therefore the current perception by many large businesses is that we are ONLY a campus copy shop where in reality we can and do handle many large accounts. We would like to attract more large regional companies.
The logo will be displayed on: Website, Letterhead, Storefront, Billboard, Delivery Vehicle, etc
We need a new logo for our company ( http://www.targetcopy.com )
- We are looking for something contemporary - clean, but exciting and unique.
- The logo should be able to work well both as a 4-color or 1-color version.
- We want the brand to be professional - but can touch on playful/trendy.
- We would like an image to go with the brand name - (not just text).
- We would ultimately like to drop the COPY from our name, and change our name to something that better encompasses all of the services we provide (such as Target Graphics, or Target Direct - whatever). So the design needs to be modular enough that we exchange those words but maintain our brand identity.
- Our current tag line is "Digital Printing & More" - this needs to be changed to "graphic and printing solutions" or something similar that better explains what we do.
- Need to be careful about staying away from Target Stores branding. We are not affiliated in any way.
Attached are our current logo and a sample design of a new design that we sort of like, but want some new ideas.
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In the Heart of Fear content release, every class will be able to obtain powerful class specific weapons. There are two versions of the weapons: Group, and Raid. The group weapon is obtained through the Achievement system. It's still unclear exactly what all is involved to obtain them, but we do know it will require the completion of ALL RoF group missions.
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A security issue affects these releases of Ubuntu and its derivatives:
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Pidgin could be made to crash or run programs if it received specially crafted network traffic.
Software Description
- pidgin - graphical multi-protocol instant messaging client for X
It was discovered that Pidgin incorrectly handled certain messages from Gadu-Gadu file relay servers. A malicious remote server or a man in the middle could use this issue to cause Pidgin to crash, resulting in a denial of service, or possibly execute arbitrary code.
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The problem can be corrected by updating your system to the following package versions:
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- pidgin - 1:2.10.3-0ubuntu1.5
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If the US launches cruise missiles against Syria it won't come as a surprise to Bashar al-Assad's regime. Delay and debate in the US have given the Syrian government lots of warning time to hide weapons and equipment and otherwise attempt to harden itself against possible air strikes.
Does this time slippage matter? Would it end up degrading the effects of any eventual US attack that President Obama might order?
The nation's top military officer says it won't. In congressional appearances this week Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Martin Dempsey said US forces in the region can remain alert and on-station for the foreseeable future. It's true that Syria has moved some potential targets out of harm's way, said Gen. Dempsey. But that activity began days ago, when it first became apparent that the US took seriously evidence that President Assad had gassed his own people.
And "time works both ways," said Dempsey. US intelligence assets focused on Syria have been able to learn a lot about what the regime has, and where that stuff is stored, as fear of US munitions has caused a flurry of hasty activity. Right now the Syrians don't know how much targeting information the US has.
"I'm confident in the capabilities we can bring to bear to deter and degrade. And it won't surprise you to know that we will have not only an initial target set but subsequent target sets should they become necessary," Dempsey told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday.
That said it's still unfortunate that a US military operation, if one does occur, has taken so long to develop, say some military experts outside government. For one thing, it has given the Russian Navy time to deploy ships to the Mediterranean, giving an ally of Assad the ability to shadow US destroyers.
The Russian reconnaissance vessel SSV-201 Priazovye left the Russian Black Sea Fleet port of Sevastopol Sept. 1, bound for waters off Syria, reports the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). It should have little trouble locating the US Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the area, given the electronic emissions of powerful US naval radars.
Cruise missiles, at launch, aren't exactly stealth weapons – they ride hundreds of feet straight up on rockets before wings unfold, their turbofan engines start, and they fly off toward targets. Russia's naval assets might be able to provide Syria a crucial cushion of warning time against such an attack.
Syrian military buildings can't move, of course. But missile launchers and the generals who command them can.
"By significantly delaying the potential strike against the Assad regime, not only has the US given Assad considerable time to prepare for the attack in Syria, it has given Russia time to position intelligence assets that can immediately alert the Assad regime of exactly when the [Tomahawk land attack] missiles are launched," writes ISW.
The US loss of strategic surprise could also enable the Assad regime to use human shields in an attempt to protect its military assets.
Syrian opposition sources say Scud missiles and launchers have been repositioned next to schools, university dormitories, and government buildings, according to Reuters. Meanwhile, the Syrian government was packing military sites with conscripts and other troops of suspect loyalty, according to ex-soldiers.
These reports haven't been confirmed by outside sources. But the Assad regime has a history of using human shields, according to the National Journal. Last year the UN annual report on Children and Armed Conflict charged that Syrian troops used children as young as 8 years old as shields during raids. This March, Human Rights Watch said Syrian government forces made civilians march in front of them during operations in northern Syria.
The use of human shields may be barbaric, but it's "also the kind of tactic that, if used during a possible US strike, has the potential to completely deter and degrade the Obama administration's plans for quick, relatively painless, and limited action," writes the National Journal's Matt Berman.
Finally, the slow-down in what appeared to be a US rush to conflict has allowed Assad to already claim victory, of a sort.
Assad referred to Mr. Obama's decision to ask for a congressional vote on possible action in Syria as an "historic American retreat." According to The New York Times, he's told those around him that the West is bluffing in regards to a Syria attack, and that any strike would only be "cosmetic."


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 60 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
isoundbetter.com, with over 5,000 members, is the largest and fastest growing online community for singers and performers.
We are looking to change our site name from "isoundbetter.com" to "theworldwideidol.com".
We need some type of logo and/or banner for the main page of our site; using the new name "theworldwideidol.com".
Please checkout isoundbetter.com to get a feel for our site.
Vagabond Media, our parent company, is mainly using this project as a test. We have over 30 other pending projects to launch depending on the success of this project.
We appreciate your creative genius.
- Aspiring Singers, Up and coming Artists, Online Performers
- Age Group - 13 to 25
- Even mix of male and female
A logo and/or banner to fill the top space of our site; currently isoundbetter.com (changing to theworldwideidol.com).
The logo and/or banner should have the following:
- TheWorldWideIdol.com - the T, W, W and I and can be capitalized or not.
- Light colors appealing to teenagers and/or young adults
- A design that appeals to singers and performers; focusing on a global idea, fame and/or blended with music.
- It must match or blend against a solid white background.
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