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- Data Breach - What are the Risks to My Company? - Jaburg Wilk
- Baker & McKenzie: Intellectual Property (Streamline) - September 2012 - Baker & McKenzie Australia
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As -- come on him Brian Kilmeade he is the host of FOX & Friends is on the radio -- Kilmeade and friends dot com are brought a look about three sports stories for this morning rapid fire.
-- -- -- Kentucky basketball play out -- -- Mel blew out -- me.
He's out for the season he would have been a number one pick in the NBA bought because of -- rule -- you have to go to college for a year before entering the NBA the kid may have lost a ton of money is what I say Brian Kilmeade.
That you should be able to go straight from high school to the NBA this is America you make money you should be getting the money go -- right.
Now if your intent is hearing golf.
Fine and by the way with some casting now -- the great fox business -- work on Boeing company that's fine but in this case in particular I love.
I love that the NBA made this rule it saved to a degree.
College is saved to a degree college basketball because you get a chance to see these guys who are quite ready to go into the pros.
And you -- these guys -- 13 of the national stage and see they have what it takes you know you guys are going to that -- insurance -- Stewart where we can lend them money 40000 dollars to an insurance policy.
If something happens he's got every he's gonna recover from this that he can't play he still get five million dollar Canada of the 40000 there's a great building -- that.
Kill -- you cannot run out the clock on bond company that you -- totally wrong this is America you do something you should get paid for next case.
South Carolina hopeful -- to begin the clown and he is considering taking out -- five million dollar insurance policy on his health.
He's expected to be the topic in next -- NFL draft brought your reaction to a five million dollar insurance policy he took it out himself -- The NFL does not want anything to do with getting guys directly from high school.
Stewart which you're forgetting -- back eases forgetting about as associate -- the societal part of being pro and being very rich very young.
And then hanging out with men who were 3035 years old.
They're not ready for you see a lot of these guys hang out early never reach the potential because they can't break the starting -- they wanna catching quick like Stewart -- he would -- he was my agent.
What the -- if I would have the ability I thought I had.
And -- one pro so they're not ready for this so emotionally they're not ready in many cases not Kevin Garnett or Kobe Bryant they both were ready to a degree although they had to mature into themselves.
But I think for the most part.
There is a chance you gonna get heard -- -- insurance policies out there.
Take up the -- policy -- -- did the same thing Taliban's broad data for North Carolina they end up having.
-- careers in the pros and still having to being Smart about it and that giving up their future.
All right.
And yet again we disagree I'm gonna move on though -- wrestling.
The International Olympic Committee says and the wrestling will not be in the Olympics starting in the year 2020.
I think back is terrible and I cannot understand why would get rid of a sport.
That I think 26 different countries -- medals in London last year in wrestling why earth would you wanna take it out of the Olympics.
Stuart we shouldn't take this I feel so bad for -- is I would argue that that sport builds more character more self esteem.
And -- -- citizens and any other sport because it's 24 I was gonna watch which Kiichi and always -- you gotta be focus to lonely sport to a degree.
And you could be any shape and any size and compete in the highest level and the as the expectations.
A sort through the roof and I think it there that -- overturn this in this going to be another vote September.
As much as I love wrestler as -- Kerry McCoy and Dan Gable.
They gotta get the celebrities that were once wrestlers and I Donald Rumsfeld liked Robin Williams like John Irving the great author like Kevin James people that.
Like -- has to the speaker.
You get these people from the political world from the show business world to talk about what it's done.
-- champions they had their life more bite this sport which -- taken such a beating at the college level because of title nine.
I think you gotta earn this back -- loves it Iraq loves it Bulgaria loves it Russia loves it America loves it both gonna get Modern Pentathlon.
Would get I think -- -- only played a horrible right Asian countries.
It's outrageous we need for wrestling a single which I know you have and you need a -- which they clean themselves.
What are you need for bottom picked up one -- award I've got all without a good in a horse because.
Thought this young America so it to grow explored to give this guy Talabani a company can't children's.
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Tummy tucks (the colloquial term for abdominoplasty) is the process by which excess fat and skin is removed from the stomach area, giving the appearance of a firmer abdomen. In 2011, BAAPS recorded 124 male tummy tucks in contrast with a staggering 3251 in women. However, the disparity between these numbers is easily explained. For men, the chief reason for getting a tummy tuck is following major weight loss, via either a gastric band or non-surgical methods such as exercise. The tummy tuck gives the man a more toned stomach than would be achieved solely with the gastric band. For women, however, pregnancy is another key cause of loose skin around the stomach area. Following giving birth, many women restore their body confidence with a tummy tuck that firms up the abdomen.
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Lamb Stew with Orzo
Servings: 6
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 50 minutes
Partner: green beans
Freeze the remaining tomato paste in the can, then remove the bottom lid. Run water over the can and slip the log of tomato paste out. Store in the freezer and slice off some whenever you need it.
2 Tbsp olive oil, divided
2/3 cup orzo pasta
1 tsp dried oregano, divided
1 1/2 lb lamb stew meat
1 medium onion, cut into wedges
1 clove garlic, minced
4 whole cloves
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1 (14 1/2-ounce) can diced tomatoes
1 Tbsp tomato paste
1 cup water
1/4 cup crumbled feta cheese
Preheat oven to 350°F. Heat half the oil in a Dutch oven over medium-low heat. Add orzo and half the oregano. Cook, stirring often, until orzo is toasted, about 5 minutes. Remove orzo and set aside.
Heat remaining oil. Add lamb. Cook, stirring, until browned. Add onion, garlic, cloves, cinnamon, salt and pepper. Cook, stirring, until onion is coated with oil, about 1 minute longer.
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Managing the network with Cfengine
Now that your Cfengine framework is configured, here are a few ideas for continued improvements:
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- Make sure all of your nodes are configured to log centrally
The more functionality you bring within Cfengine's realm, the easier it will be to bring new services online and to recover from problems such as hardware failures or security compromises. Because you can code all the rules on how to create a node of type X in a machine-executable language, all you need to do is prepare a fresh base OS install, then install Cfengine and let it rebuild your replacement node for you.
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There is no package named flex-devel in RHEL/CentOS 5.4, although there should be. Instead, libfl.a is part of the flex package, so you cannot crosscompile. I found this attempting to compile the latest setkey (ipsec-tools) for i386 on an x86_64 host. -
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I can't believe the trouble I was having getting ver 3.0.3 of cfengine installed on either RHEL 5.4 or CentOS 5.4... as it turns out, it's still a personal problem. Argh. What an inept bum I am today... forgot cardinal rule number 1, read the INSTALL file and install all dependencies it asks for. Which, were surprisingly extensive...
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I read your article and enjoyed it. Thank you. I ran into a few problems so I figured I would comment for the benefit of others who may encounter the same issues. ** Long story short: compile and install from source if you want to follow this articles instructions... for details keep reading **
I decided to use a package utility instead of compiling the source.
'yum install cfengine' worked without incident
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'yum install cfengine' reports package not found, nothing to do.
I thought this was quite strange since CentOS, from my knowledge, is near identical to RHEL 5.4 ( including their repository content)
Apparently, you have to install rpmforge just to get the package for CentOS 5.4. Here is what I did to accomplish that...
'wget http://packages.sw.be/rpmfo...elease-0.5.1-1.e15.rf.i386.rpm'
'rpm -Uvh rpmforge-release-0.5.1-1.e15.rf.i386.rpm'
(as rpmrepo.net/RPMforge instructs)
After that a 'yum install cfengine' worked without incident. At this point I figured my troubles where over,... nope!
While trying to follow your "Hello, World" instructions, I couldn't figure out why there was no command cf-key, or cf-agent on my systems... a quick 'man cfengine' showed me why... ah... it's cfkey and cfagent. I figured it was just the authors typo(s). Then, the files and directories that I was directed to create/alter were not on my systems either. Hum... strange. I was about to give up but then I ran 'rpm -q cfengine' on both systems and had my "Ah ha" moment... both of my test distros are Enterprise OS systems and therefore, their package versions are way behind the most recent versions of anything. I totally missed the first sentence of paragraph two in which Mr. Strejcek states clearly, "To show what is possible with Cfengine 3,..."
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When John Legend handed out five People magazine Teacher of the Year awards last month, Robert Vega was there on the red carpet smiling with the Grammy Award winner. As the lone music instructor at West Town's Rauner College Prep, part of the Noble Network of Charter Schools, the Humboldt Park native is solely responsible for 350 kids—a whopping 60 students per class. "I'm regarded as the one-man band program," says the 31-year-old, whom Mayor Emanuel recently invited onto the Cultural Plan's education advisory panel. "One of the other winners, an engineering teacher, had his class designing and building limbs for a Third World country," Vega says. "I was like, Uh, do I belong here?"
What put you over the top? Ninety-five percent of my students have never taken a music class. We'll be learning "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" and they've never heard it! So I'll bring out some pop tunes. We're learning the Game of Thrones theme right now. I try to make it fun.
Another hurdle: At Rauner, 86 percent of students are from low-income households. And my jazz band placed fifth at the Berklee College of Music's jazz fest. Most of our competition there had been playing several years, had private instruction, own their own instruments.
What are your memories of Chicago Public Schools music education? Music wasn't made available. It was always the first thing cut! My mother bounced me around from school to school; she wasn't satisfied with the education. That's one of the reasons I got into teaching: I wanted to do better for kids.
The new Cultural Plan emphasizes arts education. Only $1 million is slated in the 2013 budget to go toward all the plan's initiatives. At the same time, the mayor is talking about closing 100 schools, including charters. Yeah, the math doesn't sound like it adds up. That's among the issues that need to be brought up with the [Cultural Plan] board. Finding money to fund these programs—that's going to be an issue. Heaven forbid they cut a sports program! [Laughs]


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The opening note of the experience: an indifferent and singularly unenthusiastic greeting. After identifying our name, there was a check of the computer screen, no verbal or non-verbal acknowledgment; a grabbing of menus and a wordless procession to an area where we were proffered a choice of tables. There was NO smile. There was NO verbal welcome. Our waitress was prompt and efficient but failed to "up-sell" us on "better wine" beyond the "41 Special". Their sister restaurant (Bistro 41) "up-sold" us when we were there last and we were delighted with the outcome and were expecting a similar overture here. Nonetheless, our prior experience @ this same addressed restaurant under prior management was disastrous.
We have eaten at the restaurant before and have had good food. This visit was not as satisfying. My wives' fish dinner was overdone and dry, borderline not edible as was our friends.
The butterfish was amazing....we loved everything we had, the service was impeccable and it was a wonderful evening!
Great dining experience. Honored our table request.
Fabulous waterfront restaurant with excellent service..
Took my wife to celebrate her Bday..... Great Meal, awesome view.... Will definitely be back................... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Food was excellent as usual, we bring many people to this restaurant for the first time and have had very favorable comments. It is a little drive for us but we feel it is a special place.
Delish food with gorgeous view from above the marina. We loved the bistro $41 price fix special. The mussels are a must for an appitizer! Probably agreed they were the best we had ever had.
I took my wife to the Bistro for her Birthday and was very happy with the meal, service and atmosphere. I suggest if you are in the area to give it a try. The dessert could have been better (tiramisu), frozen in the middle and dry, but the rest of the meal was great.
Food very good to excellent; attentive service; highly recommended.
Thank you. Service and food was wonderful. The view entertaining. I could't ask for a better place to spend my birthday
My husband and I decided to celebrate our 12th wedding anniversary while on vacation in Naples. We chose this restaurant for it water view. The service was great. The staff greeted us warmly upon our arrival and even treated us to coffee and dessert. This was our first time dining here but we will certainly make a return trip.
I would give it 5 stars, except my grouper tasted oddly sour :( and was overcooked. I didn't want to complain and make my guests uncomfortable, so it was just ignored. Everything else was on point. Spring rolls, tuna tartar, salads, butterfish, filet mignon, desserts...all great!
Both the location and service are fantastic. The food is very well presented and uses some good ingredients; however, the flavours need some work. The setting and service are fine dining, but the food is not at that level. But for the price (especially the $41 deal) you can't really complain! Would definitely recommend, if only for the view!
I really like the $41.00 for two dinners including a bottle of wine. We brought another couple with us to enjoy this deal.
James was a fantastic server from beginning to end. Shrimp cocktail and tuna tartar were good. The seared scallops with cauliflower risotto, were the best scallops I've ever had!!! Cooked perfectly with a great amount of flavor :) Filet Mignon was only so-so. The cut wasn't great because it had some silverskin. The grouper and pasta primavera were both delicious. Bread pudding, tiramisu and creme brulee, were fantastic. The view is wonderful! Very nice Father's Day dinner was had :)
The night was the best experience. We were not rushed and everyone was attentive. Beautiful night in Fort Myers Beach and the restaurant gives you the view of marina. Don't miss these place if you are in the Ft Myers area!
This week marked our 4th visit in 8 weeks to Bayfront Bistro. Each time, we've brought another couple with us to share in the many delights of this fabulous restaurant. Each time we've dined here has been better than the previous experience....with perfect service, wine pairings, succulent dinner choices and an atmosphere to die for. Oh, but I need to mention the view. On Friday night , the 21st, the dolphin show was distracting!!! Each of us kept pointing....and smiling....from our romantic banquette point of view. This is just about the best restaurant anyone could choose. An excellent and delicious choice. Trust me!
One dish we ordered was below the norm for this restaurant. The wine we ordered was excellent and the service was very good. I prefer servers who do not interrupt a dinner, and the one we had was a little to frequent a visitor to our table for me, but some people probably prefer the attention.
We had a great experience at Bayfront Bistro on Sat night. Our table was ready even though we were a bit early for our reservation. The table they reserved for us was a raised half circle banquette that gave us a view of the water. Just a lovely setting. We both ordered the braised short ribs and they were tender and yummy. A little chocolate cupcake for dessert and it was a wonderful dinner. Since this restaurant is also affiliated with Bistro 41 at the Bell Tower Shoppes in Fort Myers, they are giving you back 50% of what you spend at this restaurant to use at Bistro 41. What a deal. You should definitely check it out. Enjoy.
My husband's filet was ordered medium but came blood rare. He send it back and it came back rare again. My fish specialty was not the high level of creative, savory excellence in the past. Very bland. The Onion soup special had a good flavor, but no additions of croutons and cheese that the server had told us went with the soup. Perhaps they have a new chef?
My daughter and I were visiting Fort Myers for the first time in July 2013 and noticed Bayfront Bistro when grocery shopping at Publix. We made a decision to have dinner there before our vacation was over, which we did. We were not disappointed. It was a lovely evening. The food was wonderful and the staff were very kind and attentive. In addition to dining at Bayfront Bistro we were given a $50 Rebate to dine at Bistro 41 and we made a reservation for the following evening. No disappointment there either. I would recommend Bayfront Bistro and Bistro 41 as a place to dine.
This restaurant was recommended by the front desk person at our hotel, and he was certainly right! The river scene was peaceful, the interior decor is lovely, and the food was truly delicious. Our waiter, James, went beyond the norm to provide us with an enjoyable evening. Thanks, James, and Bayfront Bistro!
We have been to Bay Front Bistro many times, and we LOVE it.
I took my boyfriend to the Bayfront Bistro in order to surprise him with a party on one of the Snook Bight boat rentals later in the day-- I made reservations just because it would be convenient.What a pleasant discovery to find the restaurant to be what it was! The decor was stunning but not over-the-top, the staff was friendly (and so helpful in making arrangements to aid in the surprise party effort), and the food was well worth the price. Following our beautiful lunch, we're now making plans to stop by their sister restaurant in the Bell Tower Shops in hopes of an equally lovely experience.
New management is different.... Service was great, but the general atmosphere is "low class". The front desk staff dressed very casual & not that what the restuarant was. Our server was very young & did a great job, but again rather casual, not that of the higher class restuarant that it was / is.... I'll go back as always...:)
Several friends & I enjoyed a wonderful luch on Sunday. We were seated at a window, but you have a view from wherever you sit in the restaurant, and it was quiet. My friends & I aren't able to get together often enough because of busy schedules, so this was a great time to catch up on everyones lives. We all started out with a Bloody Mary which was hands down delicious. Each of us ordered something different & were pleased with our choices from hamburger & fries (so yummy), to ceviche, iceburg salad & crab cakes. The creme' brulee was a big hit, as well. Thanks to our server, James, good job:)
overall it was good. I did make a reservation and when I got there asked for a table inside by the window. I was told those were "reserved". Ended up sitting outside which was a little warm.
It was a great experience, we enjoyed all aspects of the Bistro. Th food, service, atmosphere were great.
Three of us had different entrees and each was very good. We also had a lovely view of the marina. This was "off season" and still we were presented with well prepared and tasty food. Definitely one of the better restaurants in the Fort Myers area.
The food was great, but the service was exceptional.
My husband and I had a lovely evening. The wine was great (1/2 price on Wednesday night). The food was very good - butterfly fish in particular. We went on the recommendation of Dan and Tree, owners of the BnB we staid in - Mango Inn. Would highly recommend to anyone who enjoys good food, great service and a very good selection of wine.
Delicious food, expertly prepared, and a view that is romantic and tranquil make this restaurant on Fort Myers Beach our favorite and worth challenging the traffic during season. During September, it was easy to access plus was offering a special on food and wine that made it a deal not to be missed! Our server was knowledgeable, friendly, efficient and made an excellent experience even more outstanding. It was an evening we will soon repeat!
I had a big birthday to celebrate and chose the Bayfront Bistro because of its wonderful view of a small marina & the bay. It was breezy outside but they has thrown open the sliders from the indoor dining room to the outside so we got the outdoor experience without the breeze. There was a soft crooner with guitar singing in the corner adding a nice touch. Every table has a bay view. Sarah gave us excellent service and even gave me a hand signed birthday card showing their attention to detail and care. We started with a glass of champagne and then switched to wine for our meal. They have an extensive wine menu, by the glass or bottle. The food was excellent and I enjoyed their vegetarian plate. We will definitely return. Great service!
Waiter Dean provided an exceptional experience with meal suggestions that offered both excellent presentation and taste.
great place, great food and great atmosphere. loved it
This must be the best restaurant on Estero Island -- so outstanding we chose to go there twice in a four-day visit. Genuinely excellent seafood, and genuinely excellent beef as well, a rare combination. Strong wine list. Gorgeous views of the estuary whether you choose a table outside, or in the very tasteful dining room. Lovely salads. Rachel (first night) and Eddie (second night) provided especially attentive service.
We return again and again to the Bayfront Bistro to enjoy their phenomenal $41 dinner for two and wine discount. Their short ribs will melt in your mouth ,and the view of the bay at moonrise is unbelievable--especially on Thursday night when the moon was 99% full. Add to that an always friendly and efficient staff and life doesn't get much better.
Go early to enjoy the pristine view. So rare to find good food and good view together. Try to go off season as it gets crazy busy.
Waiter, James was excellent food terrific atmosphere fabulous !!
This was our 4th visit to Bayfront Bistro and it never disappoints. We visit Fort Myers Beach twice a year for a week or two each time and we never miss dining here at least once. I was especially pleased when the Manager stopped by our table and whether she remembered us or not, she said she did :) . The food is very special, the view spectacular and it's just a cut above the more casual dining experience we tend to enjoy at the beach.
The miso yaki marinated butterfish served over wasabi mashed potatoes & sweet chili stir fry was delicious! And, the outdoor ambience was refreshing and soothing as we looked over the intracoastal waterway.
We had a wonderful dinner. The salad, entree and dessert were exceptional. We chose the early dining option and took advantage of the discount on wine and enjoyed an amazing bottle of red wine. All in all a lovely dinner with attentive but unobtrusive service. Thanks for another memorable meal.
We arrived on a very busy Friday night, and the hostess could not find my Open Table reservation. Despite this snafu, the restaurant accommodated us promptly, and we had a find meal. The live music was good--not overbearing--and the service was prompt and pleasant despite what appeared to be every table occupied and a lot of activity. We enjoyed ourselves very much and will definitely be back.
Have dined here a couple times. Great food, good service and love the view of Estero Bay. Twin tails were excellent. Clam chowder is one of the best. Have not had an opportunity to dine outside yet. Looks like that would be very nice. Will return whenever we get to FMB which is usually twice a year. Hoping for more...........
A very good find for us. Treated very well & food was very good.
Picked this restaurant from Open Table sight unseen. A little concerned as we drove down the beach, past the Publix and to non-descript bldg at the end of a parking lot. As you enter the upper level it becomes apparent that this is a special place. Long bar in the front of wide open inside dining area that opens to an expansive outside dining patio overlooking a marina, the bay and a full moon. We sat at the corner outside table with the best view. All the seafood dishes were excellent per our diners. One was not thrilled with the beef tips, but that was the only minor complaint. The wine was spectacular. Our group drove the 20 miles from our hotel to visit a second time with equally great results.
My parents and I went to Bayfront for Thanksgiving lunch since we were taking a mini vacation over Thanksgiving week. The delicious table bread was from a local bakery with a tasty seasoned dipping oil. We each had the turkey dinner for $26 a plate and it was excellent; the turkey breast was tender and a generous portion, complete with scrumptious stuffing, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce. We were stuffed! Our server was great, very friendly and attentive. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with a lovely water view. It's open to the outdoors, but since it was chilly that day, clear plastic sheets protected the diners from the cold without obstructing the nice view. All in all, a lovely spot for a special occasion!
Loved the restaurant! Wish I lived in Fort Myers all the time and I was not just visiting...I would go all the time!
The service was wonderful. Friendly, attentive, but not over bearing. We always like to ask what the restaurant's speciality is or what they are known for. Our server recommended the Butter Fish. It has a bit of Japanese influence and is done in a miso base. It accomplished something that I have never seen before. My wife cleaned her plate. She is more of dessert person and had already scoped out what desert she was planning on having. She liked the butter fish so much that she did not save room for dessert. A first! I had eaten pretty much nothing but fish all week and was ready for a change. The braised short ribs were delicious.


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Not far from milepost 200 on a stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway near the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area is a humble water hole known in some biology circles as Slimy Log Pond. It was from this inauspicious pool that a water flea (Daphnia pulex) dubbed The Chosen One was plucked in 2000, and became the first crustacean to have its genome sequenced.
Analysis of The Chosen One's genome shows that this Lilliputian crustacean contains the most genes of any animal sequenced to date. It also has the potential to accelerate scientists' understanding of synthetic chemicals' effects on the environment—and human health.
The world's most common small freshwater feeder—gobbling up algae in lakes and ponds the world over—Daphnia are also a staple in fishes' diets, proving a crucial link in food webs. This miniscule animal—barely visible to the naked eye—has long been an invaluable aquatic indicator species and is used by agencies across the globe to take stock of the health of freshwater systems.
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But like the water they often live in, these crustaceans "have a really muddy biology," Colbourne says. That murkiness, however, has turned out to be fertile territory for genetic research, he notes. "The genome is a lot more plastic and a lot more responsive to the environment than we had given it credit for."
Researchers working to sequence Daphnia—as part of the Daphnia Genomics Consortium—were expecting to find one about the size of the fruit fly, with its 14,000 genes. So they were stunned to find that the D. pulex genome contains at least 30,907 genes—nearly 8,000 more than the human genome. Some 36 percent of these genes have not previously been identified in any other organism. And researchers found that rather than being evolutionary deadweight, most of these unfamiliar genetic signatures "tend to be the genes that are most responsive to Daphnia's ecology," Colbourne says.
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Kaylea Bickell recalled a dental appointment when she tried to warn the assistant to move a needle that had been used to numb her mouth, off the tray and out of the way so the assistant wouldn't stick herself.By: Pamela Knudson, Grand Forks Herald
Kaylea Bickell recalled a dental appointment when she tried to warn the assistant to move a needle that had been used to numb her mouth, off the tray and out of the way so the assistant wouldn't stick herself.
"I said right out, 'I have AIDS,'" she said. "I asked her to set the needle aside, onto a table."
The assistant didn't. And, while handling instruments, the assistant accidentally poked her finger.
"My heart just dropped to my toes," said Bickell, who lives in rural northwest Minnesota. "Where are the universal precautions?"
She told her story at a recent support group for those with HIV/AIDS in the Grand Forks region. Jerry Makowsky, an East Grand Forks man infected with the disease, is starting the first such group here. There are support groups in Bemidji, Moorhead, Jamestown, N.D., and Bismarck.
The group members who met here spoke of fear, a common theme in conversations with those living with HIV/AIDS. Fear from others, who believe they can catch the disease through casual contact, such as a hug or a handshake. Fear of spreading the disease through blood or sexual contact. Fear of picking up colds and other common diseases that those with AIDS cannot easily fight off because of their weakened immune system.
"We're not contagious to them," Bickell said. "They're contagious to us."
HIV is short for human immunodeficiency virus, which, as its name says, breaks down the body's immune system. AIDS, or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, is the advanced stage of the disease.
There are 248 North Dakotans and more than 7,136 Minnesotans living with HIV/AIDS.
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"All kinds of people can contract HIV, from newborns to grandparents, men and women," said Roger Ernst, outreach coordinator for St. Cloud-based Rural AIDS Action Network. "These people need support as much as people who have heart disease or diabetes."
The pain of the disease is compounded by the rejection of society, he said.
"People are fearful that if I touch them they'll get sick and die," Makowsky said.
"You cannot get this disease through casual contact," he said. "You cannot get it by sitting down for lunch with someone, shaking hands, or sharing a restroom or a drinking fountain."
It can't be spread through mosquitoes or sneezing or coughing either.
The disease can be transmitted through unprotected sex, straight or gay; blood transfu-sions; sharing injection needles and breast milk. There is no cure but drugs can slow the damage it does to the immune system.
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Bickell contracted HIV/AIDS when she underwent a blood transfusion after a 1991 motor-cycle accident that nearly took her leg.
Instead of recovering, she grew sicker and sicker; she knew something was very wrong and finally convinced doctors in Idaho that she should be tested.
"They told me, 'You've tested positive for AIDS and we don't know what to do,'" she said. "So they put me on all the HIV drugs. They were toxic to my liver."
She eventually went into liver failure.
In 2001, when her health declined and doctors gave her six months to live, she moved to Lake Park, Minn., near Moorhead, to sign her two young children over to her sister to raise; she wanted them with family, not in a foster home.
"It was very tough on my kids. I basically said, 'We're moving to Minnesota because Mom doesn't have much time.' I didn't know what else to do."
But she faced more challenges in the small town she had moved to.
Word had gotten out about her condition. At one point, her garage was sprayed with "AIDS-infected b----." That prompted yet another move to a farm house many miles away at a location she declined to disclose.
Others in the support group had similar experiences.
When he learned he had HIV/AIDS three years ago, Makowsky said, he lost a lot of friends. "I thought my life was over."
"When my daughter found out about my illness, she told me, 'I hope you die a horrible
death,'" he said.
By the numbers
The earliest report of HIV/AIDS in North Dakota was 1984. Since then 541 cases have been reported to state health department's Division of Disease Control.
The highest number of new cases in a year, 23, was reported in 1987, said Krissie Guerard, the division's HIV and tuberculosis program manager. "That was at the beginning stages of the epidemic. Then it really leveled down after that."
Today, about 12 to 14 new cases are reported each year, she said. It spiked to 16 in 2009, but have since dropped, she said. Last year, 11 new cases were reported, she said.
In Minnesota, there have been 9,785 reported HIV/AIDS infections since 1982, according to the state health department. In recent years, the number of new cases has been around 320, spiking to 370 in 2009. Last year, there were 292, of which 14 percent was in areas outside the Twin Cities metro.
However, Ernst said there's been an increase in the number of cases in rural areas com-pared to the metro.
Infection rates in Minnesota are on the high side for the Upper Midwest with 143.4 per 100,000 adults and adolescents living with HIV, according to department data from 2009. In North Dakota, the rate was 32.2. In South Dakota, it was 62.8. The national rate was 327.6, the highest being in densely populated states such as those in the East Coast, the South and California.
Staying alive
HIV/AIDS is no longer the death sentence that it used to be thanks to new medications that aren't as hard on the body. In Minnesota, for example, the number of those living with HIV/AIDS has risen steadily. In 1996, there were only about 3,000 living with the disease compared to nearly 200 who died of AIDS. Last year, there were more than 7,000 living with the disease and about 50 that died.
Makowsky is philosophical about the disease and his role in reaching out to others with HIV/AIDS.
"I have it for a reason," he said, "and that is to educate people. If I can save a person's life, my work is done.
"I'm not happy to have what I have, but I'm happy to be alive."
For more information: Grand Forks Public Health Department, (701) 787-8100; Polk County Public Health, (218) 281-3385; Rural AIDS Action Network, (800) 966-9735; MinnKota Health Project, (877) 871-4636.
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Known in Japan as "Marimo balls", it is a species of filamentous green algae (Chlorophyta) found in a number of lakes in the northern hemisphere: in Iceland, Scotland, Japan and Estonia. It is a protected species in both Iceland and Japan where it is also designated as a national treasure. There are three growth forms. The epilithic form is usually found growing on the shaded side of rocks. Free-floating filament is another form and it often forms a carpet on the lake bottom. The third growth form is the lake ball form that has made the plant famous. The algal grows into large balls of densely packed algal filaments. Larger size balls are hollow in the center. They do not form any sort of seed or flower.
These unique plants are imported from the northern Estonia-Baltic region. In Japan filaments are rolled by hand and sold in stores, (the lake balls are prohibited). Marimo balls ideally should be kept in cold water. Temperatures above 78F should be avoided. They have evolved under very low light conditions and are highly suitable for low tech aquariums. High intensity lighting should be avoided and adding C02 is not needed. They will grow healthy under ambient room light in a bowl of water. The most critical thing is keeping the water well oxygenated and fresh with frequent water changes. You should not allow sediment to build up on the balls. This may be prevented by holding the balls under running cold water to clean them and wring out any accumulated dirt. Failure to do this may cause brown or black spots. Such spots can be often eliminated with proper care. During extreme hot weather the balls may be stored in a refrigerator, but will not survive freezing.
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Watford defender Dale Bennett returns after AFC Wimbledon loan
10:22am Monday 29th October 2012 in Watford FC News
Watford defender Dale Bennett is expected back at the club's London Colney training basis this week after his loan spell at AFC Wimbledon expired.
Bennett made six outings for the Dons during his two-month loan spell but has struggled with injuries of late and the centre back's last appearances was a month ago.
New Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley told the Hounslow Chronicle: "Dale has been injured so it's logical that with Yado Mambo in, he [Bennett] will go back to Watford."
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Holly68 says...
That leaves Dicko, Forsyth, Garner and Assombalonga out on loan
Others are available to be loaned out but no one wants them at present .....
Other than Assombalonga, can't see any of the others being at Watford this time next year
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12:57pm Mon 29 Oct 12
AngelHornet says...
Holly68 wrote:What a Christmas present that would be!
Maybe Dyche will sign them for Burnley, along with Hodson & Yeates
4:37pm Mon 29 Oct 12
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4:54pm Mon 29 Oct 12
Chris the Vic says...
Somehow, though their development has fizzled out rather like Sean Murray this year.
it makes you wonder whether the academy is as good as it is cracked up to be or whether Sordell and Young were really one offs and we would do better to develop the likes of Graham and Williamson etc by buying in an unfinished product.
8:29pm Mon 29 Oct 12
Terry Dactile says...
Holly68 wrote:As you noted about injuries, most have them came back due to injuries. In fact Wichelow is the only one who actually struggled at that level. While they are Watford players I will support them. Though I accept some will move on, while they are still on the books they deserve a chance. I still believe Thompson, Hodson, Assombalonga and Forsyth have a chance with us and Jenkins has too much competition so will have to move on possibly to another champ club.
Oh dear, Bennett, Thompson, Jenkins, Wichelow, Mingoia, not even league two clubs want to keep them (injury aside)....
That leaves Dicko, Forsyth, Garner and Assombalonga out on loan
Others are available to be loaned out but no one wants them at present .....
Other than Assombalonga, can't see any of the others being at Watford this time next year
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