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Your temps are great. Fantastic OC with your Xeon! by the way Check my thread: http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=87439 You will change your mind about ATI Temps
Right click in the blank white space, add client. point it to where F@H is installed. If monitoring a GPU client, you'll need to point it to C:\Users\username\Appdata\Roaming\Folding@home-gpu for Vista or C:\documents and settings\username\Application data\folding@home-gpu for XP
question for you guys - my motherboard runs on a P45 chipset and has a second x8 pci-e lane (someone correct me if im wrong there) so I was thinking - rather than building a second rig, why not just slap say an 8800GT or a 9600 series in the second lane and fold on that? Ive seen a guy do it with two 9800GTX+'s on a crossfire board, and I understand its productivity would be lower due to the x8 lane, but would it work?
The pci-e bandwidth is not important for folding. Folding @ 16X, 8X, 4X, 1X the folding performance will be the same!
So I could drop another card in and let that fold alone? That would save me like £70 off the bat haha. Please say I can!
I never tried that, but can't see any problem. I guess you are folding nVidia only. That means you won't have CPU utilization by folding, so your gaming won't be affected. Just make sure your PSU will support a second card. ...and FOLD ON
Im sat with a huge grin on my face Imagine kicking out 3K ppd without having to be off my computer . . . Its nowhere near the 8K my 260 gets, but imagine if I run them at the same time for a few nights a week . . . Thats that settled then. A 9600GSO it is, or a cheap 8800GT if I can find one. Playing CoD and folding at the same time? yeahhhh bitchessssss *my PSU can handle it btw *
how much better would a P1 X4 9600 Black edition be over a X2 5000+ Black edition@3ghz? i know the 9600 doesn't overclock vary good so i would say at stock or 2.4ghz on it
im sure i would get higher PPD because with a X4 9500 running the normal client it gets about the same as my 5kBE@3ghz running the normal client. So running SMP on the 9600 would give a good bit difference then the 5kBE.... just my reasoning and thinking EDIT: i found that the 9600@stock puts out 3-4kPPD my x2 5kBE@3ghz puts out 1.2-2k ppd so about 2x as much so it maybe worth it
Please throw the SMP Client. Running the regular client with dual or quad CPUs is a waste of elec and PPD.
how is it a waste? also what would give better PPD a x4 9600 running SMP or Nvidia 9600GT or ATI 4830
better PPD from a X4 9600 running SMP on 3 cores and using the fourth for the GPU(whichever has higher PPD). I do it all the time on my main rig. The 2nd gpu is always gpu-1.
If you are folding 2 cards in the same motherboard they should be the same number of shader processors. Dropping an 8800GT or 9600GT next to your GTX260 will kill the folding on both cards (if you fold them both). I tried setting up a system with an 8800GT (112 SP) and an 8800GS (96 SP) and both cards dropped to about half of what they had when folding alone. I swapped out the 8800GS so I had a pair of 8800GT's and that solved the problem. There are a few threads on this phenomenum if you search the forums. However, if you are just gaming on the GTX260 and allowing the 8800GT to fold on its own then it may not have this effect.
next month i should be getting AT LEAST a 9600GT if not something higher. That would be going along with my 5kBE... not only would i have a nice folding rig but also a good backup gamer EDIT: When are the GTX250 and 240 coming out? Also i MAYBE getting my hands on a bunch of P4 computers. where my uncle works they are getting all new computers so i am going to have him try to get them for me


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The sound of broken glass by Crombie, Deborah. **** stars. This is the 15th book in the Gemma James and Duncan Kincaid British police procedural series. Ms. Crombie creates extremely enjoyable characters in additional to excellent mysteries. Half the enjoyment of her series is to find out the latest developments in the lives of Gemma and Duncan. The fact that she also writes intriguing and complex mysteries is the frosting on the cake.
We begin in the past, on a hot August afternoon in Crystal Palace, London, once home to the tragically destroyed Great Exhibition. An isolated thirteen-year-old boy meets his next door neighbor, a recently widowed young teacher hoping to make a new start in the tight-knit South London community. Drawn together by their lonliness, the unlikely pair form a deep connection that ends in a shattering act of betrayal. We move to the present and find that Detective Inspector Gemma James is back on the job now that her husband, Detective Superintendent Duncan Kincaid, is at home to care for their emotionally fragile three-year-old foster daughter. She has been assigned to lead a Murder Investigation Team in South London,and is assisted by her colleague, newly promoted Detective Sergeant Melody Talbot. Their first case involves a crime scene at a seedy hotel in Crystal Palace. The victim, a well-respected barrister, is found naked, trussed, and apparently strangled. Is it an unsavory accident or murder? In either case, he was not alone, and Gemma's team must find his companion. When another man turns up dead in the same manner, they realize they are facing a serial killer. As the bodies accumulate they find that the trails all lead to the former lonely boy who is now a successful guitarist. Is he the murderer or the victim of very old hatred. I always look forward to the next edition in this excellent series. Again, if you are not familiar with this author, I always recommend starting from the beginning to enjoy the ongoing story of Gemma and Duncan. The first book in the series is "A Share in Death" published in 1993. Highly recommend. posted Oct 24, 2013 at 9:28PM
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The white garden : a novel of Virginia Woolf by Barron, Stephanie. *** 1/2 stars. In March 1941, Virginia Woolf filled her pockets with stones and drowned herself in England's River Ouse. Her body was found three weeks later. Six decades after her death, landscape designer Jo Bellamy travels to Sissinghurst Castle for two reasons: to study the celebrated White Garden created by Woolf's lover Vita Sackville - West and to recover from the terrible wound of her grandfather's unexplained suicide. Jo makes a shocking find: Woolf's last diary, its first entry dated the day after she allegedly killed herself. Is the diary and content about Jo's grandfather real? Does it explain Jock's suicide when Jo told him she was going to England? Interesting premise. Nice read. Recommend
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Glazed Smoked Loin of Pork with Cumberland Sauce
Smoked Pork Loin is a very uncomplicated joint – no bones, no skin etc. And when it's glazed with sugar, studded with cloves and served with this authentic-tasting cheats' Cumberland Sauce from Tiptree (available in independent food shops and delicatessen or from www.pick-your-own.com, you can produce a meal which has all the flavours of Christmas but will take you only about 15 minutes of your precious pressurised Christmas time.
Serves 6
Ingredients |
2lb 8 oz (1.15 kg) smoked, cured pork loin joint (preferably Marks & Spencer Danish smoked, cured pork loin joint) |
20 whole cloves |
1 tablespoon English mustard, made-up from powder |
2 tablespoons dark muscovado sugar |
For the sauce: |
2 tablespoons port |
1 teaspoon English mustard powder |
1 teaspoon ground ginger |
1 x 8 oz (227 g) jar Cumberland sauce (preferably Tiptree organic Cumberland Sauce) |
grated zest of 1/2 orange |
grated zest 1/2 lemon |
Pre-heat the oven to gas mark 4, 350°F (180°C). |
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To prepare the joint: use the tip of a sharp knife and run it down the natural lines in the fat, then make cuts cross-wise on the slant. After that use the tip of the knife again to make small incisions all over the surface and press the cloves into these incisions. Next spread the mustard all over and sprinkle the sugar over that, pressing it down evenly with your hands.
Then place the joint in a small, shallow, roasting tin on the centre shelf of the oven for 1 hour 50 minutes. To make the sauce: in a bowl mix the port with the mustard powder and ginger till smooth, then whisk that into the contents of the jar of sauce with the orange and lemon zests. And that's it! When the meat is cooked let it rest for 15 minutes and serve cut into slices, with the cold sauce spooned over. Jacket potatoes are good with this and Marks & Spencer ready-made red cabbage (in the chiller cabinet).
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Today's DrinkNectar post is featured on Cork'd. Starting this week, I'll be featuring two posts per week over with the fine folks at WineLibrary! Cork'd is becoming an online playground for all things wine.
Read the post here and be sure to take action. April 19, I created a Facebook page to help draw attention to the potentially disastrous legislation that would cripple small business wineries and could close the doors on direct to customer shipping. The page is an aggregate of information and a space to express your concerns against the passage of HR5034. Please become a fan (like) that page today, and share with as many friends as you can.
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I'm honored to have an article featured on Cork'd today. This web site is part of social media and wine sensation Gary Vaynerchuk's media empire, Vaynermedia.
In the article I talk about the Three Tiered distribution system in the wine and spirits industry and how the current laws are archaic, anti-competitive, suppressive toward capitalism, and communist in enforcement.
As long as the three-tier system is in place, the U.S. wine market will continue to be a crippled shell of what it could become.
Can we fix it? If Social Media has any power, it has the power to call problems to people's attention and unite those of diverse geography into a solitary voice.
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One of the great things about attending or working at Lipscomb is Nashville. And, yes, it is the world's country music capital (and bluegrass, and gospel, and jazz, and …) We're proud of that.
But it is also a health care center with hundreds of health care companies that, for instance, manage most of the hospital beds in America! It is an academic center with almost two dozen institutions of higher learning. It is the state's capitol. It's a place that arguably has more guitars and more churches per capita than any other place on earth. We have teams competing in the NFL (our Tennessee Titans) and the NHL (Go Predators!) plus other professional sports teams like the Nashville Sounds baseball team.
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After a short break following this summer's tour, Ray LaMontagne & the Pariah Dogs will head back on the road in August, bringing their incredible live show to even more cities across the US & Canada. Ray will begin this new string of dates on August 30th in Calgary, Alberta at the EPCOR Centre's Jack Singer Concert Hall. Ray will also be playing New York's Summerstage again, after selling out his performance there in May. We are excited to include Brandi Carlile and Vusi Mahlasela as support for several of these dates. Full details are below for these new shows. Stay tuned for even more show announcements in the coming weeks! Additionally, Front-Row VIP Charity Packages will be on sale through Tickets-for-Charity in support of The National Children's Cancer Society and MusiCares. Sit in some of the best seats in the house, get an autographed poster, and help a worthy cause! Click here to purchase tickets starting on May 3rd at 10 a.m. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on May 6th at 10 a.m.
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So Far............ -
I am not sure how this compares but this is my life it was the most painful part in my life. I've written about it before i've mentioned him a bit. But the most painful thing that has happened to me was that my heart was broken torn apart and I was left...
5 Responses
Mar 4, 2010
Mmmm Close Call -
Hard to say really its a close call between the first time i epilated and labour!! Giving birth to a 10pound baby with no pain relief definately wins hands down!
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Mar 11, 2010
Most Painful Experience. - I was in elementary school,fourth grade,my best friend and I were arguing about our dads.She was insisting that her dad had the better job,and I was insisting the same thing of my dad.All the sudden she blurted out,well your dad is'nt even your dad,I...
7 Responses
Aug 20, 2008
Quid Pro Quo... - I'm not sure about mine. It could be my mother's abuse, the physical and sexual abuse I suffered in foster care, being homeless, my time in middle school in Nebraska, or the deaths of some of my family and friends... Josh J. Bartek, Lillian J. Napady, Betty...
Aug 23, 2011
Why - i though he loved me but he never really did im just a lil girl to him yes im 16 and he 18 but i think he want someone older....but only if he knew i act older then i am i know what i want and i know how to treat a guy right i dont know why he dont want me sometime i think...
1 Response
Jul 3, 2012
Cheated - I though he loves me. but the reality is that he is a guy so he couldnt make it just with me & tried another. it becomes more painful when he decide to keep her & leave me
1 Response
Apr 24, 2012
Being Beat By My Husband - i still dont know how to deal with it or how to get away from it. i always thought this was one of the easiest situations to leave. someone hurts you, not subconciously or subtly but outright physically hurts you you leave them alone and dont look back...
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Aug 20, 2008
The Beating Of A Life Time - It was a beautiful summer day and my older brother, younger step sister and step brother, and I were playing soccer in a field. My younger step brother and I are on a team, and my little step sister runs past me kicking the ball, when suddenly she...
2 Responses
Jul 27, 2012
Most Painful of All - I lost my mom to cancer jan 12 1998 and it stillmake me cry......I've heard people say pain goes away in time.....I don't think it does it's that you don't think about it as much.....
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Jul 21, 2008
My Most Painful Experience So Far .. - My most Painful experience so far is my toothache, It's just so annoying and indescribable and the dentist made it worse I wish I could take off all of my teeth and replace them with new white and healthy ones !
May 19, 2012
Dangerously In Luv And No Way Out - I have been brutually raped and physically abused by the Man i once loved... I have lost my virginity to this Man when I first met him I have sworn off Men until Douglas Taylor has came into my life I felt like God has sent me an Angle And when...
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Feb 19
My Dad - I think my dad loves me but not how i need him to
i want to move down to fl and he said i could move but he wouldnt sign cutody over
how should i react
Aug 21, 2008
Life Isn't For Us..nothing But Pain - Well i don't know how often i've thought this but i wish there was a ' LIFE EXCHANGE WITHDRAWEL WINDOW...as we speak sitting here feeling guilt about everything, and bad for things i can't accomplish or even start, hating life, and life...
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Aug 20, 2008
Did He Really Ever Love Me - was 6 months old when my dad left my mom i never he knew him but i knew where he was and how he looked i never have that daddy's lil girl thing i never had someone who would pick me up and spin me around and call me his lil princess..... Sometime i...
Jul 3, 2012
Painful.. - I haven't had that many painful experiences in my life. But I have had a couple of tramatic experiences. But the main ones would have to be watching my mother get beat to death in front of me and getting raped when I was eight years old. O yes people think...
4 Responses
Nov 3, 2008
My Nonabortion - This was by far the hardest thing I have ever had to deal with. I was 19 years old and pregnant by a much older man who didn't want to be with me. He made this perfectly clear every day except for the days where he was trying to convince me to have an abortion...
1 Response
Jul 12, 2012
My Diagnosis - Ok, so my most painful experience in life last almost my entire life. It's not something really serious like being raped or POW, but more on the means of chronic humiliation and emotional abuse. Note that I remember almost everything from two years old and up...
5 Responses
Nov 1, 2008
Abuse - I have been emotionally abused by my older brother. From a young age he would tell me that he wished I was never born. He would blame me for how bad his life was. He would always criticize me and tell me I was stupid. Sometimes he would even hurt me physically. I was...
5 Responses
Nov 2, 2008
It Could Always Be Worse - What I mean is that people handle the same experiences differently. I can not pick one thing. The horrible deaths of loved ones, rapes, abuse, illnesses, surgeries, bearing children, none of these have hurt me as long or as relentlessly as...
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Nov 8, 2008
Mommy !? - I guess it would probably be not seeing my mother for months and its different when your older cause your independent already Im only 13 i still neef her here with me... But she more than a thousand miles away ... I love my mom she was my best friend . She had me as a...
2 Responses
Sep 30, 2012
Only Because He's Being a Pain the Arse At the Moment - The day we spent in bed making plans, his divorce papers in my bag waiting to be sent off and the phone call from his soon to be ex wife saying she was pregnant. If you looked closely enough you could have prob seen me die a...
Aug 11, 2008
Most? - Being able to give my Most painful experience would mean I could rate that pain on some kind of scale and choose the worst one.
What Hurt me the most in my life?......
Well I can choose from
Family abandonment, significant child abuse and family violence, family...
2 Responses
Nov 3, 2008
Being Persecuted All My Life By Other People -
I would like to share my story that is going to blow alot of peoples minds... the story about the way everybody really treat me is very shocking and horrifying.
when you read this stoy about the way people treat me even by my own...
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Nov 27, 2010
You Have To Say Goodbye Now. - My mother was sick, but life was good for me. I was a new sophomore in school and everything was going for me. I thought things like, "That could never happen to me. That only happens to other people." But, I was wrong. Because On August 30, 2010 my...
1 Response
Jun 23, 2011
Love Lost - Most Painful Life Experience - finding out that the guy your in love with for 5 years, who may or may not love you back and wont talk about it, is having a baby with his girlfriend...Painful...
Jan 13, 2012
Losing My Nan/best Friend - My nan was my best friend. We had our special TV programs we would watch together, because I only lived two doors away I saw her every day of my life. Thursday nights were Rummy nights, I would go round to play with her and her friend and my grandad...
2 Responses
Aug 10, 2008
Sleeping - Three years ago I checked into the VA hospital with what turned out to be a severe case of pneumonia. The ER doctors gave me morphine for the pain and an allergic reaction put me into a coma for three months. When I woke up my body was totally emaciated and I...
4 Responses
Jan 29
People Get Irrate And Turn On Me When I Discuss My Problems - When i express my concerns about the way other people treat me, and having financil problems; people back away from me.
i have a very poor support system when to turn to others about me concerns.. People treat me like...
1 Response
Nov 27, 2010
Emotlonal Pain the Worst - To MAKE A LONG STORY BRIEF i HAD FALLEN IN LOVE WITH A WOMAN AND WE WERE SEPERATED in different citys .I was going to move to her city and was getting things ready for the shift when out of nowhere she rang to tell me it was over she had met...
Dec 4, 2008
They Look Down Upon Me - they look down upon me because am not thin enough....
They look upon me because i have a limp of the left leg.....they look down upon me because i dont drink and have tattoes lyk they do...
they refuse to associate with me because i have a deformed leg is...
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Jul 29, 2012
How Many Days to Destroy a Girl? Only 4. - before i share this story i need to state something for my own peace of mind... i am a strong intelligent woman. (i choose to be gramaticly incorrect), i have come a very long way from my past, and who i was but i am in no way ashamed of...
1 Response
Aug 15, 2008
Pain Hurts - Wow...only the most painful life experience....where to begin? How to sort through a painful past from the time I was 12 years old? Here goes. Having family members repeatedly practice sex education using me for a "dummy". Not being able to tell anyone. Mom dying...
4 Responses
Jul 28, 2011
What Is Actual Pain... My Frnd There Is Nothing ...bcoz Every Pain In My Life Is Much Big Her Thn Another .. - hi i explane in very shortally
at the age of 12 _______i become heart patient
14___________i have regular take 2 medicin and 1 injection at every 21 days n its...
Nov 30, 2010
You Think You Have It Bad? - You really don't, I've done so many bad things, and I'm on the brink of ******* extinction. Whether the massive amount of drugs kill me or not, I am not gonna be here long, ****.
1 Response
Sep 2, 2012
My Broken Heart - I have posted this article in a couple of other places on here, but this is my story: This is the story of my lost relationship and my life,its ups and downs over the past 12 years. Well it's been 7 weeks since Jo left, she left on 07/03/12 it's been hard...
1 Response
Jul 11, 2012
Heartbroken! - Compared to some people's suffering mine seems very trivial! I have always had a great life! Had a wonderful childhood, was a much loved only child, have great friends, two great kids , married to my hubby of 20 yrs, have a successful career, now only work part...
1 Response
Apr 18, 2012
One Day... - One day I will work up the courage to share my story...I hope.
2 Responses
Aug 10, 2008
I Wish It Was Easy To Escape From Life - I am trapped in a life-gone-wrong dystopia. I have no friends left (have spent much of my adult life friendless), no family apart from my mother (she has been the only truly decent person in my life) and no life to speak of...
Nov 22
I feel like an idiot at times . Are you one of those people who smile and blush madly when you hear your girl's /guy's name ? Because I'm ! But apparently it's just the name that I find is the same. It's wonderful but surprising at the same time as to how someone who was nothing...
Nov 30
A lot Of Bad Things Have Happen in My Life... I Want to Start a New Life But then I Would Have To Forget About All The Good Memories i Have Made even When Everything was Getting Worse... I don't know
1 Response
Nov 29
I Want To Start Fresh - im honestly tired of living the life im in some days. I so badly want to start fresh. so that's what I plan to do.
I will be who I am not caring what others think. just me.
I will ignore those who hate me instead of caring so much what they think and...
1 Response
Nov 16
How My Parents Found Out About Me... - (June) This was during 2013 summer and cross country just started. I started going to all the practices & had just met this guy (he was 20). We've been talking for a month so we took it to the next step. After every practices he would pick...
2 Responses
Nov 27
My College Love. - I had a crush on a girl of my class. Very pretty and conservative. It took me till the end of 8th semster to confirm that i was in love with her. I had never talked to her in 4yrs. After completing college i was lucky to get her phone number and start a...
Nov 11
A Few Of My Favorite Things - I'm feeling humbled today.. In stressful times I often forget to take a deep breath and visualize all I have to be thankful for and enjoy in my life.
1....always, my son. He makes me laugh (and more often than not, cry tears of joy and love) every...
3 Responses
Nov 24
I am the second of four children. From the outside world, we grew up in a loving family - parents who got us everything we wanted, were always on top of our school work and more. But, at the age of nineteen, I'm beginning to see the world, but more specifically, my family, in a...
6 hours ago
Being A Military Girlfriend.... - I am the girlfriend of an Army Military Police specialist. As of January 2014, we will have been dating for a year. We started talking right after he returned from his 6 month deployment, in late November 2013. He has seen and confided in me many...
Nov 26
Habits of Successful People...
Written: August 18, 2010 at 2:54pm By Mills Force "The Success Project" Article copied and pasted from: https://www.facebook.com/notes/success/habits-of-successful-people/417571351980
1. They look for and find opportunities where others...
4 days ago
Grand Romantic Gestures
Today I finally decided whether or not I should post the following.
Dear everybody.
Today is 10 December 2013. It is my 21st birthday.
Actually it isn't.
Today is the 5 November 2013.
I am in my room.
It is 2.58 am.
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3 days ago
Started A Blog.... - Started a blog with one of my friends who is going into the military but is also in a relationship with a guy in the military. We just want to share our experiences with those going through the same things. If you'd like to check it out go to http...
Nov 23
My Ticklish Spot(S) - When I was about 6, I never knew I was so ticklish, I only thought I was somewhat ticklish. I used to do this thing with my grandpa that when he would be sitting in the couch, I would say "ready?" And he would go "go ahead" and I would fall over the side of...
Nov 21
Related Experiences
I am 13, in primary school (stupid Australia) I know you will think I am too you got know my sexuality,but I am not I felt this way since I was 11.
I was sitting at a table with a group of friends and starting asking if they accept homosexuals. Here is what they said, there...
Nov 29
Its A Beautiful Day! -
Its a beautiful day today. The sun is bright and crisp. The weather is not cold but is cool enough to wear a light sweater to enjoy the awesome brightness and sweetness of the day. Its days like these that take us through not so bright days of our life...
1 Response
Nov 14
The Switch - Farmer Brown and his wife were working in the field one day about dusk.
As they were heading back to the house they saw a bunch of strange lights way out in the field.
Upon ariving Farmer Brown and his wife saw a spaceship landing. They were approached by two...
2 Responses
Nov 19
It Has It'S Demands - No matter how insignificant or remarkable you think your story is
I want to hear it.
Nov 23
i want to breath and move forward, i want my heart to beat again.,i want to laugh.i was married for 3 years n thigs didnt go well at all, its time for me to get over my ex, n just see it as a life lesson. its been overca year,and my heart still hurts
1 Response
a week ago
Hot Mess - One of my most embarrassing dating moments was at a really fancy restaurant. No, this wasn't our first date, but it felt as if it was. Anyway, we ordered our food and I decided to order some nice herbal tea for us,since it was a little chilly outside. When our tea came...
Nov 26
I'm jobless, hopeless, obese, depressed and broken. But I wake up in the morning and walked for about an hour. This is a big improvement in my life for me spending most of my time lying down in my bed.
I wanna do the same next morning.
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6 days ago
I'm in school right now. One of my classes is online and my other ones are on campus.. Any ways one day I was waiting in the lobby with my friends and I thought I saw my online professor ( he posted a picture of himself and his family on our school website we send our assignments...
2 days ago
Young Larry - Young Larry stopped by the corner grocery store and read the following list to the clerk:
10 pounds sugar at $1.25 a pound
4 pounds coffee at $1.50 a pound
2 pounds butter at $1.10 a pound
2 bars soap at $.83 each
"How much does that come to?" asked Larry...
1 Response
Nov 11
What Type Of Kiss Do Girls Like? - I dated a girl who liked to stick her tongue down my throat when we kissed. Is this what girls want in return?
1 Response
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Amlys on Aug 27, 2013 at 18:19:08
Oh, good lord, I need this so bad!
Johnathy on Aug 23, 2013 at 05:18:50
Oooh. Such good colours.
speakerine on Aug 21, 2013 at 04:08:57
I dont know why this post is in my blog ?? I didnt post it !
tohellandback on Aug 20, 2013 at 18:36:33
this is pretty cool
FRICKINAWESOME on Aug 20, 2013 at 12:05:11
This would have won the minimalism contest possibly too :) Amazing colors and combos.
billymagnum on Aug 20, 2013 at 12:01:53
are the colors a bit off or less saturated on the shirts than the original/phone cases? or are my eyes playing tricks? nice design.
barnett92 on Aug 19, 2013 at 21:43:17
pumped this was printed! great work
prompt on Aug 19, 2013 at 11:05:28
this looks awesome!
speakerine on Aug 19, 2013 at 09:54:01
one more print.. you're amazing


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Occupational Health
Sanford Hospital Luverne and Sanford Clinic Luverne are excited to launch the new Employee Occupational Health Program. The service is available for employers who want to provide the following employee services:- Flu vaccinations administered by a nurse at the work site.
- Ergonomic assessments performed at the work site by highly trained rehabilitation professionals.
- Ergonomic education sessions.
- Pre-work assessments, performed by a team of nursing and rehabilitation professionals that assess potential employees and review their medical histories to determine if they are capable of performing the physical requirements of a position.
- Annual firefighter screenings.
- DOT physicals.
- Urine and drug screenings.
- Pulmonary function tests and respirator fittings.
The Sanford Hospital Luverne Rehabilitation Services Department is staffed by one of the most experienced rehabilitative teams in the area. Our therapists are held to the highest ethical standards, as they are all members of national professional organizations. The rehab team includes: seven physical therapists, two physical therapy assistants, four occupational therapists, one speech language pathologist, three massage therapists, and four rehabilitation aides.
Our Rehabilitation Services Department prides itself in providing the highest level of care and an expedient path to recovery for its patients.
Rehabilitation Services are available Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Saturdays for inpatients. To schedule an appointment, please call SHL at (507) 283-2321, or the department directly at (507) 449-1229.


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ACS has arrived in Raleigh! Here are some photos from the cheese-centric farmer's market as well as the freshly stocked cheese cases at Whole Foods Market.
Bonne chance to all the examinees who took the first ever certification test and I look forward to celebrating with you later!
Wine-Washed Cheese
DIY Caramels
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thought I'd share the first platoon of the plastic Brit set I've knocked up over the weekend.
basing is a little scruffy, I'll redo them at some point. I've got another 20 to do, plus a Churchill VII I picked up. If I can get my hands on the Bolt Action rules and someone to play with, I might even give them a game before I sell them on!
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The Ministry of Transport and Communications is responsible for two broad sectors: transport policy and communications policy.
The mission of transport policy is to provide people with
opportunities for safe and smooth everyday travel, to maintain the
competitiveness of businesses and to mitigate climate change by
reducing emissions. Finland's location far from the main transport
and logistic arteries of central Europe poses major challenges. The
needs and viewpoints of a range of groups must be taken into
account in the development of the transport system. The Ministry
strives to promote traffic safety and the efficiency of the
transport system through a variety of different measures, including
intelligent transport services.
A significant proportion of today's public services are delivered
by virtue of communications technology. The objective of
communications policy is to ensure that all households, businesses
and organisations have access to effective and reliable
communications networks and services that are reasonably priced and
of high-quality. Electronic services must be secure. One of the
Ministry's key objectives is to promote the supply of high-speed
broadband connections while ensuring that basic services, such as
mail delivery, are provided across the country.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications prepares acts, decrees and decisions that are made in Parliament, at Presidential sessions of the Government and in the Government itself. The Ministry also issues ministerial decisions and regulations as well as guidelines and instructions on their implementation.
A significant number of statutes in the field of transport and communications are drafted in the European Union. The Ministry does preparatory work at national level on issues in the area of transport and communications that are being addressed by the EU and monitors their progress. The Ministers represent Finland at meetings of the Council of Transport and Communications Ministers of the European Union while public servants of the Ministry are involved in the preparations by taking part in working group sessions of the Council and the Commission.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications also participates
international work carried out at forums such as the International
Maritime Organization (IMO), the Civil Aviation Organisation
(ICAO), the
Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Universal Postal Union
The Ministry of Transport and Communications is actively involved in international cooperation not only with the other countries of the European Union but also with the other Nordic countries and with Russia and the Baltic states. The Ministry's cooperation with Russia is mainly via the Russian Federation's Ministry of Transport and Ministry of Information Technology and Communications.
The Ministry's main responsibilities also include providing
strategic performance guidance in its administrative sector. The
Ministry guides and supervises the operation of its agencies
through setting annual performance targets and monitoring how these
targets are achieved and how appropriations are used. The Ministry
also reviews the progress of agencies in the administrative
sector. The Ministry is also responsible for the ownership steering
of state majority-owned companies in its administrative sector.
The Ministry's administrative sector covers four agencies and two
state majority-owned companies, along with the Finnish Broadcasting
Company which is directly supervised by Parliament.
Within its administrative sector, the Ministry deals with budget economy. It prepares spending limits as well as an annual budget proposal and an operating and financial plan. The Ministry also monitors the use of funds allocated to its sector in the state budget and describes their use in its annual report.
The work of the Ministry also includes matters related to licences and state subsidies. These tasks have decreased in recent years, because administration has been lightened and these matters have been transferred to provincial and municipal levels. Licences are granted, for example, for the construction of mobile communications networks and for radio and television broadcasting. By purchasing services the Ministry finances public transport in sparsely populated areas, for example.
The Ministry also takes initiatives and makes proposals concerning the taxation of transport and communications where the responsibility for drafting lies with the Ministry of Finance. The Ministry of Transport and Communications monitors the functionality of the transport and communications system and promotes balanced development of the transport and communications sectors. This work is supported by research and development.
The Ministry actively disseminates information on decisions and matters that are pending. It aims to foster lively social discussion as well as co-operation with the transport and communications sectors.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications has two ministers:
the Minister of Transport and the Minister of Housing and
Communications. The highest-ranking permanent official at the
Ministry is the Permanent Secretary.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications employs some 170
people and has three departments: the Transport Policy Department,
the Communications Policy Department and the Administration
Department which are subdivided into units. The Ministry's Press
and Information Unit, Internal Audit and Controller work directly
under the senior management.
The Ministry dates back to 1892, when a transport system committee was set up in the Senate of Finland, then an autonomous Grand Duchy of the Russian empire. The committee later became the Ministry of Transport and Public Works which was further divided into the Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Transport and Communications in 1970.
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This is an undated photo of country western singer PatsyCline at Nashville's
Grand Old Opry. (AP Photo)
The Grand Ole Opry will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the plane crash that killed Patsy Cline next Tuesday night. Patsy, Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins, along with Patsy's manager and pilot Randy Hughes, perished on March 8, 1963, when their small plane went down near Camden, Tennessee. The three Opry members will be remembered with a special concert featuring their songs. Country Music Hall of Fame member Jean Shepard, who is Hawkshaw's widow, will be among the performers.


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Jane Austen: Mansfield Park24. CHAPTER XXIV (continued)"Phoo! phoo! This is only because there were no tall women to compare her with, and because she has got a new gown, and you never saw her so well dressed before. She is just what she was in October, believe me. The truth is, that she was the only girl in company for you to notice, and you must have a somebody. I have always thought her pretty--not strikingly pretty--but 'pretty enough,' as people say; a sort of beauty that grows on one. Her eyes should be darker, but she has a sweet smile; but as for this wonderful degree of improvement, I am sure it may all be resolved into a better style of dress, and your having nobody else to look at; and therefore, if you do set about a flirtation with her, you never will persuade me that it is in compliment to her beauty, or that it proceeds from anything but your own idleness and folly." Her brother gave only a smile to this accusation, and soon afterwards said, "I do not quite know what to make of Miss Fanny. I do not understand her. I could not tell what she would be at yesterday. What is her character? Is she solemn? Is she queer? Is she prudish? Why did she draw back and look so grave at me? I could hardly get her to speak. I never was so long in company with a girl in my life, trying to entertain her, and succeed so ill! Never met with a girl who looked so grave on me! I must try to get the better of this. Her looks say, 'I will not like you, I am determined not to like you'; and I say she shall." "Foolish fellow! And so this is her attraction after all! This it is, her not caring about you, which gives her such a soft skin, and makes her so much taller, and produces all these charms and graces! I do desire that you will not be making her really unhappy; a little love, perhaps, may animate and do her good, but I will not have you plunge her deep, for she is as good a little creature as ever lived, and has a great deal of feeling." This is page 206 of 422. [Marked] This title is on Your Bookshelf. Buy a copy of Mansfield Park at Amazon.com
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I know that in all probability you dont really mean 1ms. This because even the best screens on the market atm dont even have 1ms response times, even when ignoring the whole rendering/processing stages on the PC. Further more, iirc, for designing you need the best color representation possible, which is generally achieved by using IPS panels-> they generally have a response time which is quite a bit slower then regular panels(in the order of 10ms for quick ones). However, I get your point, and for that matter, I can say from experience, that atleast the surface RT has quite good response times. I know it isnt exactly what you mean, but this shows that the response times on the surface RT, when rendering stuff, is atleast not awefull and compared to the nexus 10 actually quite good.
So what you're actually saying is digital design as it is been done at this moment is garbage? I'm saying this since no screen at the moment, let alone whole system has 1 ms response times, except perhaps the one in your thread, which doesnt really count as a useable design system imho. Just curious to what you actually mean here.
I am just saying that the tech is being developed and when it get released into devices such as tablets, it will make for a better designing platform.
Hey nice you found it. This is some time away though, so I don't think it's fair saying current tech is "garbage".
If you are designing on a tablet you aren't designing much of anything. Much like trying to do real work on most ultrabooks.
This is just another Windows Slate PC MS been flopping with for over a decade. You can get a better spec'ed Ultra-book with longer battery life and less weight for this price. This will remain the niche product the slates have been for years. It does have a couple of pluses, the digitizer and screen, big whoop. These will not be flying off the shelves especially during a recession.
While I agree the new front end UI sucks hardcore, once you install a third party app to bypass it so you can boot to the desktop and have a start menu, it's on a par with Windows 7. Though I absolutely HATE the ribbon replacement for a proper menu.
Not really, it's a fully fledged tablet that runs metro apps perfectly, if you want to do some serious work on it then use the keyboard and a wireless mouse with it to run your x86 programs. I personally think the surface is the sexiest tablet in the market place though it's also priced out of the market for most, the ARM version should have been £300 and the x86 around £600, this would of been perfect pricing to enable mass early adoption imo though I think they are going to milk it for as much as they can get away with at first and they will likely end up around this price.
This. The only problem with this is that they totally outplay all their hardware partners that way, hence the higher price.
back when Windows 8 came out in beta i got, installed it, & hated it lol I agree with you it runs great but those stupid squares lol (ugly part) but the functionality yucky IMO
I think people that were interested in the PC tablet market before Windows 8 release previews (say when Windows 7 tablet hardware was new) and researched it were well aware of the price range of the hardware. The Microsoft Surface pro and other Windows 8 PC (x86 / x64) tablets can be considered an Ivy Bridge upgrade from previous Sandy Bridge tablets. The prices in some cases are even lower by comparison. I think the people suggesting the price should be lower aren't using such a frame of reference and just wont it to be cheaper.
I am sure there will be other win 8 pro tablets with more power efficient cpus like atom or amd's stuff with decent performance, better price and superior battery life. We just need to wait and see.
Well there are 64GB and 128GB SSD versions of the Microsoft Surface Pro and other Windows 8 x86 / x64 tablets with similar pricing in the market as well. Given the variety I can say with certainty that the above quote is inaccurate. There is virtually no way that both the ~$900 (64 GB SSD) and ~$1000 (128GB SSD) will both drop to $600. Furthermore the logic that suggest a significant pending price drop like that (33% for the former and 40% for the latter) ignores the fact that there was no such price drop for their predecessors similar to this in the Windows 7 PC tablet market (even after models were replaced with Windows 8 tablets). So if it didn't happen before why would it happen now? Also even if it did happen it likely would be a sign of serious problems in the PC market as a whole and serious economic issues beyond that if such a product could be so devalued in such a short time. It's the type of thing people probably shouldn't wish for,…..like AMD significantly dropping their prices even further,…given their tenuous position. If anything I expect there "might" be some deals like possibly dropping the price of the attachable keyboards to nothing with purchase of a Surface Pro and maybe some cash off for a limited time but not ~$300 to ~$400 respectively,….


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by eryn_smiles: [QB] Thanks moonlight..yes, I was thinking of 'planting' someone in the group to get the ball rolling with questions. I guess another option is for everyone to write their questions anonymously on paper and then to pick each one out and answer them. I'm not sure how well that works in practice. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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Hi folks,
I'm really excited to be running a workshop on sexual health for queer women, coming up at a national youth conference in a few weeks time. I have reasonable experience in talking with people one-on-one about sexual health, but not really with big groups (yet!). Ages are 13-27, length is an hour.
Could you guys offer any advice about fun interactive activities/ games/ demos that would go with the theme? Was thinking of having a quiz and splitting people into teams. What about good ways to do intros and closings so everyone feels comfortable? I really don't want it to be dry and boring!
Is there any secret to getting people to ask their questions without being embarrassed?
thanks for your insights xo
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I've always found that when I am at conferences of any variety I have felt more comfortable asking questions when the presenter was open and friendly. As soon as one person asks a question people generally tend to open up and talk, so perhaps if you knew anyone in your audience you could ask them if they might ask the first question if nobody else seemed like they were going to. If not it might help to talk about how you might feel or might have felt in the past if you were in the audience and the kinds of questions you might have asked.
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Thanks moonlight..yes, I was thinking of 'planting' someone in the group to get the ball rolling with questions. I guess another option is for everyone to write their questions anonymously on paper and then to pick each one out and answer them. I'm not sure how well that works in practice.
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The question box, like that, can work out pretty well.
I think what sounds tricky to me with this group is that that's a very, very wide age range for something in person. Typically, the questions someone 13 will be asking are going to be very different than those someone 27 will be. I don't suppose there's either any way to divide those groups up into similar age groups or, rather than doing Q&A, instead do a less interactive presentation where you're being much more general? There's a plus to doing that with a new group anyway, which is that it's tough to have trust be there for Q&A when a group and presenter are totally new to each other.
Alternately, something I've done before with age-disparate groups is have people simply share their own stories, picking some kind of theme to link them. In this case that could be about when someone first realized or questioned their orientation, or when they first had feelings for someone else, or what ideas about LGBT they had growing up. Again, you'd want to think about building trust for that (though with topics like that, that's less of an issue than, say, someone talking about their body parts), but I tend to like that because I think it can build important bridges between generations in a really cool way.
Just waking up, so not as sharp with ideas around this as I could be later, so if you want to talk more later, I'll be here!
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Heather- thanks, I'd love to talk more about this!
Yes, it is a wide age range, and I'm not sure if I find out the ages of people signed up for it before I get there. I don't get to split up the group unless I find someone else to facilitate with me. But also, I think the concept is aiming to be very inclusive of everyone.
We're supposed to do a workshop, rather than a lecture or presentation- "an activity everyone can participate in, or try out, or a demonstration of some kind"
I hear what you're saying about having people share stories about their feelings/ideas on orientation. That does sound good, but my vision is more of a sexual health workshop. So talking about what happens at a check-up, STI and smear tests, HPV vaccines, latex barriers, toys, emotional safety and helplines. Not sure how to make it interactive or 'an activity'..
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So, how about maybe getting everyone to share what their concerns, fears or conceptions of getting sexual healthcare and taking care of our sexual health are like? Then you can have a big share around that topic, and then do some educating to address what was brought up?
Another idea might be to make some kind of sexual health bingo for everyone to play?
(This sounds so great, by the way! How exciting for you, and how lucky this group is to have you!)
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Hi Eryn! This sounds great. I wanted to drop in and say I've seen the question box - getting people to write questions beforehand - work really well. And that way if you have a few, you can start with one off the cards, and hopefully people will open up in person, but if questions from the floor dry up again you can go back to the cards.
Also, I don't see that it's unethical to plant questions in a box like that, and if you don't know anyone in the audience, putting your own questions in the box can be a good way of settling your nerves, even if you don't end up having to use them.
Best of luck! I really like the quiz idea too, and maybe there could be candies/T shirts/prizes you toss to people who get the answers, depending on your budget. Even if it's a tiny prize, people can get quite excited.
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Heather, I think both of your ideas sound really good. Maybe the first one would suit better for a smaller group and bingo or team quiz would be cool for a larger group.
Hi patrickvienna, thanks for your kind wishes and ideas. Yes, I was thinking of giving out candies
Thanks for your help, I'll let you guys know how this goes. Workshop is called 'Queer, Safe & Sexy'. yay!
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Need an opinion- Are you guys familiar with the GirlF--k comic by Erika Moen? Do you think it's ok/appropriate to show some images from it during the presentation? Thanks.
(Found out that people under 16 probably won't be allowed to attend the workshop as we wouldn't specifically have parental consent for that).
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Love that comic!
I think it could totally be appropriate, and that deciding if it is is going to have to do with your sense of how it will be received by your particular audience. If you think, for instance, this is going to be very scary or emotionally heavy for a lot of the participants, I could see it feeling too light or like too big a leap, know what I mean?
IOW, I think it's going to depend a lot on what you know about your group and how things are going. maybe have it so you can use it if it feels right, but have an alternate plan in case it doesn't?
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Sure, I can do that. Am a bit scared about this, myself. Really hope that people will feel reasonably comfortable and not overwhelmed. Apparently theres going to be counsellors on site during the whole meeting, to help people in crisis, so that's good.
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And I know -- in my bones and all my viscera -- you are going to do fantastically. Seriously, you have to know you are, because you're awesome.
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I've sent you an email regarding this. Thanks ++ again
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No rush with this question- I am wondering why Scarleteen recommends routine HPV testing for young women along with a full STI panel? Is the US HPV test different from our one?
This is what our local guidelines recommend:
"When should I have an HPV test?
The NCSPs Guidelines for Cervical Screening in New Zealand recommend HPV testing in the following circumstances:
If you are over 30 and your smear shows mild (low grade) changes. In this situation the lab will do an HPV test on your original liquid based cytology sample, so there is no need to return to your smear taker for another test. If the HPV test is negative you will have a follow-up smear in one year. If the HPV test is positive you will be referred to colposcopy.
If you have previously been treated at colposcopy, HPV testing can be used to enable you to return to three yearly screening rather than having annual smear tests. This needs to be discussed with your smear taker.
Sometimes your colposcopist may recommend an HPV test to help determine whether treatment is necessary.
Why is HPV testing not recommended for women under 30 years who have a mildly abnormal smear result?
Women under 30 years should not have an HPV screening test in this situation because HPV infection is very common in this age group and usually goes away. For younger women, including an HPV test along with a smear test provides no real health benefit and might lead to too many tests and unnecessary treatment."
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When we talk about HPV testing, we're talking about a digene test, not a pap smear. Is that the test being referenced there?
I will say, I'm a bit confused by that last sentence, per unnecessary treatment, There isn't any treatment that would be done for someone who tested positive for HPV unless they had warts that were present, which would likely be seen without that test at all. If they were positive for a cervical strain, the usually recommendation to my knowledge would just be to keep an eye on it and to be sure that patient kept up with regular pap smears.
(I forget, does New Zealand have an NHS? I ask because that can make a big difference with these kinds of guidelines, perhaps obviously.)
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I believe we're talking about a similar test, although I can't find the word digene in the NZ guidelines. Isn't digene test a test for high risk HPV, which is done on a sample of cervical cells obtained during a pap smear?
I think in the last sentence they were referring to unecessary colposcopy. For example, if someone had a low grade abnormal smear (very common in young women) plus a positive HPV test, would they all need colposcopy?
We do have a national screening programme which starts at age 20.
But, even looking at the US website for the digene HPV test, we see similar guidelines:
"When is it appropriate for women under the age of 30 to have an HPV test as well as the Pap?
When your doctor's lab is unable to tell whether your Pap is normal or abnormal, the HPV test can determine quickly if you have a high-risk type of the virus and thus need further examination to catch any abnormal cells that need treatment. Without the HPV test, you would have to wait several months and then repeat the Pap. For many women, this wait is a very anxious time. In addition, Pap results can sometimes be incorrect.
Special note for girls under 20: The consensus guidelines published in the October 2007 issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology do not recommend HPV testing at all for adolescents. This is because HPV infections are very common in sexually active girls, but cervical disease is very rare. Thus, the guidelines recommend that adolescents who have Pap smears that are inconclusive be re-tested with another Pap in 12 months. If the second Pap suggests the presence of pronounced cervical disease, a colposcopy exam is recommended. If not, the guidelines say a third Pap should be done in another year (24 months after the first Pap). If the Pap result does not appear normal at that point, a colposcopy should be performed (even if the Pap is still just "inconclusive").
Why shouldn't women younger than 30 be routinely tested for HPV too? Don't they sometimes get cervical cancer?
Women under 30 are indeed sometimes diagnosed with cervical cancer despite having normal Pap results. However, it is relatively rare. While HPV infection is very common in young women, it usually goes away on its own or is suppressed by the body before it causes any problems. That means that if younger women were tested routinely, many would be found to have HPV and thus even though the infection is most likely temporary they might undergo additional, unnecessary procedures. It's a bit like mammography. Although young women sometimes get breast cancer, regular mammograms are not recommended until they reach the age of 40, when the risk is significant enough to justify regular monitoring.
Both the American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology (ACOG) and the American Cancer Society (ACS) recommend against routine testing for HPV under the age of 30."
(If this stuff is too much beyond the scope of Scarleteen, no worries. Just something that interests me
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Just to first make clear, at Scarleteen, we're not just addressing adolescents: we aim to serve people between the ages of 15 and 25, on average.
To my knowledge, no, everyone in that situation by no means would all need a colposcopy. However, this is getting past our scope, as we'd never make recommendations for treatment around the results on an exam: these are things we always refer users to their healthcare providers to determine. Same goes with even what tests someone should have done: what we generally suggest is that people simply be honest with their doctors about their sexual history and let their providers determine what tests to do.
But where things might be getting garbled is that if a person hasn't been tested for all possible infections, then no, we're not going to say they can assume they don't have them.
And yes, women under 30 do also get cervical cancer, too, which is the primary reason why we support testing for HPV for young women who have been sexually active when their doctor is in agreement.
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Has anyone noticed that it is predominantly PS3 owners whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaing while the Wii owners are stuck in the same boat yet make less of a scene?
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although i will say it runs like crap on 360 compared to ps2/pc(i played on all 3 so i think its fair for me to make that judgement) but at least it plays.
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Actually, the first waah-ing in this thread occurred on the second page, through potshots about people flying off the handle when not all songs get ported over and entitlement, which were completely irrelevant to the actual discussion in the thread up to that point.
I'll admit that I might be a tad bit biased since I'm a PS3 player myself, but I don't think 'now that the 30 day period listed in the announcement is over, do you think we can expect the first PS3 (and Wii) songs soon?' is in any way a complaint or an expression of entitlement. The OP had a question, and posted it in a polite manner. Sure, it's a question that can't be answered by anyone but HMX, who will likely do so in an announcement rather than a random forum thread, but it still can lead to a civil discussion and certainly doesn't warrant any hostility.
When a poster expresses his feelings through angry rants or demands (Aspiring's post is a good example of that), I can understand negative reactions, and if that is the OP of a thread, it is very likely to get locked.
However, I have to admit I've noticed that some people from the X-box side of the fence are a bit too eager to jump on ANY post by PS3 users who are curious about when they will get their first taste of the RBN awesomeness, and that is something that's just uncalled for.
Even though there are good reasons behind the lack of parity between systems as far as RBN is concerned, it's still quite understandable that PS3 and Wii owners are curious about how the situation will unfold for them, and information has been in short supply. Questions will get asked. And as long as those questions are phrased politely, there's no reason to bash those asking them. And even if you feel like a question has already been addressed, either ignore the thread or point the poster in the right direction. Hostile posts will not improve the atmosphere on this forum one bit.
I'll lock this thread down, because it's spiraled downwards in the last couple of pages, but I hope that civil discussion about the PS3/Wii situation will remain a possibility for future threads. Thanks in advance for all those willing to contribute to that, regardless of what console they own.


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