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Read a recent Murphy Reporter article about the Strategic Communication M.A. program.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication enrolled its ninth cohort in the Professional M.A. in Strategic Communication in September 2013. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis through the summer until the program is filled.
Program director Steve Wehrenberg will be on-hand to provide information about the program and answer questions. RSVP to attend. All sessions are open to the public.
For communicators who help shape business results.
Some communicators create output. Newsletters, websites, blogs, annual reports, brochures.
Other communicators know all about output, but they know their value lies in their ability to influence outcomes. They are strategists. They are executives. Other executives count on them to bring strategic insight as well as communication skills to help achieve desired business outcomes.
If you are, or aspire to be, this kind of communicator, then the Professional M.A. in Strategic Communication is for you.
Be the communication expert who gets the right things done
The University of Minnesota's Professional M.A. in Strategic Communication is designed for working communication professionals. Students learn to lead organizations, and move them ahead, by knowing and being able to implement the most effective communication strategies and programs.
Every effective organization depends on strategic communication to achieve its goals. Businesses, nonprofit organizations and government agencies all depend on effective and innovative communication. Learn how organizations use strategic communication to achieve their goals. And how you can be the communication expert your organization depends on.
Courses are designed and taught by a team of academic and professional experts focused on strategically smart communication, and advanced integrated communication concepts and methods.
We're not just another degree program
The Professional M.A. in Strategic Communication accepts top students, and works with them aggressively to help them get their master's degree, and get it with dispatch. Since the first class was admitted in 2005, the program has had a 94% graduation rate – among the highest at the University of Minnesota or anywhere. Not only do motivated students finish, but they finish in two years. They don't linger; they earn their degree and get to work.
Contributing to high graduation rates is the program's unique cohort model. About 20 students are admitted each year, and they stay together through all the required courses. They learn from each other's experience, they support one another, and they form career-long professional relationships.
Students are taught by a stable faculty that is a blend of career communication scholars and communication industry leaders. Course quality is assured; most faculty members have taught in the program since its beginning.
Professionals in strategic communication currently employed in an advertising, public relations or marketing firm, or in a communication function within a corporation, nonprofit, or government entity, may apply. Other applicants will be considered also, whose experience or qualifications indicates the likelihood of their success.
Applicants must have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited U.S. institution or its foreign equivalent and at least two years of professional experience in any of the following areas:
Located in the heart of the nation's sixth largest communication market, this program is designed to develop communication leaders. To be successful, organizations need people who understand the many nuances of communication theory, who can use strong analytical ability to understand consumers, and who can think strategically about communication.
Master's students at SJMC have the opportunity to learn and benefit from faculty and business professionals who have successfully led professional communication in various disciplines. The Professional M.A. in Strategic Communication is a path to leadership.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication has a long history of leadership and accomplishment. Nationally recognized faculty offer a complete curriculum in advertising and public relations. Alumni can be found in leading ad agencies, public relations and marketing firms, and in corporate and nonprofit management.
Graduates of the master's program in strategic communication will develop knowledge, skills and training to be next-generation communications leaders. The foundation of successful organizational communications is strategy – and that's the core educational focus in this master's program. You should develop your leadership ability, marketability and productivity. It will help you be a leader. We believe the curriculum will enhance your ability to identify and develop the best communications strategy, develop creative and original approaches to solving communications problems, and make you better informed about theories that are the basis for effective organizational communications.
Graduates of the program now work in communications positions at a wide variety of organizations – advertising and public relations agencies, trend tracking consulting firms, Fortune 100 corporations, small manufacturing companies, state agencies, school districts, area colleges and universities and many non-profit organizations. The degree itself is not the key to success – but the knowledge gained helps advance the careers of many students. Routinely, students in the program say that they can apply what they learn in class the next day at work.
Below is a sampling of places of employment from graduates of the program.
To apply, follow the steps below. All materials must be uploaded to the online application, Apply Yourself. There is a rolling admission process, meaning that candidates are admitted as their applications are received until the 20-member cohort is full.
Applications must be received before June 15 for September admission. Incomplete applications will not be processed.
Please do not submit paper applications to the School of Journalism, as they are unnecessary and not recommended. However, if you have professional writing samples that cannot be uploaded to Apply Yourself, please contact the Graduate Student Services office at email@example.com for alternative options.
All students are required to complete the following courses in sequence:
An exploration of the analytical skills, techniques and methodologies used to identify information and social trends that affect communication strategy. The course will examine, evaluate and apply the techniques communication professionals can use to stay ahead of the marketplace when making decisions concerning communication strategy. Particular attention will be devoted to identifying trends in popular culture that lead to leverageable insights for message development.
Communication Strategy Research in Rapidly Changing and Complex Media Environments
Concepts, analytical techniques and methods to analyze audiences,
target markets and social trends affecting communication strategy in
context of complex and rapidly changing media environments.
Factors Impacting Communication Strategy
Identification and analysis of issues that affect the development of communication strategy, couple with background on how corporations develop strategic plans. Factors will be examined with a view to understanding their implications for the development of effective strategic planning. Attention will be given to both the analytic and predictive skills required in this area.
Generation and Selection of Communication Strategies
Concepts and methods for the development and selection of effective communication strategies to create and sustain information relationships between consumers and brands and/or organizations. A wide range of brand related concepts will be examined with a view to understanding their implications for the generation and selection of effective communication strategies.
Integration of Communication Strategy Across Media
An exploration of how communication strategies are integrated across media. The course will include the identification of all relevant stakeholders, points of media contact, audience segmentation, and the roles that each communication discipline can play in campaign development. It will also explore the relationships among media that underlie a successful communications campaign.
Measuring the Effectiveness of Communication Campaigns
An examination of the concepts and methods available to evaluate the effectiveness of strategic communication campaigns and their components. The course will review best practices in both qualitative and quantitative techniques in popular use. The course will examine laboratory, web site, and market approaches and the legal and ethical issues attendant to advertising and public relations evaluation research.
Cases in Strategic Communication
An in-depth analysis of case studies focusing on the development and implementation of communication strategies. Cases will cover a broad range of situations including cases on products, corporate communication and non-profit organizations. Cases will focus on such issues as brand introduction, brand reinforcement, revitalizations, crisis communication, issues management, and legal and ethical considerations. The cases will examine campaign impact on all relevant stakeholders.
Research and Development of an Integrated Strategic Communication Campaign
This is a capstone independent study project demonstrating mastery of the entire curriculum in the MA in Strategic Communication. This project is completed by registering for JOUR 8206 in the Summer Session. Faculty provide ongoing instructional support for effective completion of the individual capstone case study projects.
Supporting Courses (Electives)
Students take nine credits of graduate-level credits, generally courses designated as 5-level courses and above. At least six of the nine credits must be from departments outside the SJMC. Examples of these courses are COMM 5441, Communication in Human Organizations and COMM 5451, Intercultural Communication Processes. Other courses may be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies if the student can demonstrate how the course is applicable to them and the program.
Please keep in mind that the cost of tuition is set by the University of Minnesota and fluxuates. These numbers are approximate.
Books and cost of living not included in total cost.
Every semester, scholarships are offered exclusively to students enrolled in the Strategic Communication M.A. program. Scholarship applications are due during the first semester of enrollment.
Every year, approximately $30,000 is given to students in support from the following fellowships and scholarships:
The Professional M.A. in Strategic Communication requires 33 graduate credits to be completed within 24 calendar months. All students take the same 18 course credits in communication and complete a six-credit individual project. In addition, nine credits of supporting study at the graduate level, at least six outside of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, must be completed.
Students must maintain a GPA of at least 3.0, and achieve a grade of B or higher on their six-credit project. Student progress is evaluated by the program director, director of graduate studies, and program faculty. Students must progress each semester to continue in the program.
There is no final thesis or final M.A. oral examination required.
International students are welcome to apply for this program. But please note that no assistantships are given. Relocation to and employment in the Twin Cities is necessary while enrolled. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com with questions.


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The Four Chaplains and Religious Tolerance
A group of veterans, many from the World War II era, will pay their respects to the Four Immortal Chaplains in the Memorial Interfaith Sanctuary aboard the Queen Mary Saturday. During World War II, the four chaplains - a Methodist, a Jewish rabbi, a Catholic priest and a Reformed Church in America minister - saved lives aboard the USS Dorchester on Feb. 3, 1943, by giving their own. The ship was near Greenland when it was struck by a torpedo launched by the U-223, a German submarine. Amid the confusion and fear, the chaplains not only continued to comfort the men, they each gave up their life jackets to others. The chaplains went down with the ship. More than 600 of the more than 900 aboard died, the chaplains - Methodist Rev. George Fox, Reformed Church Rev. Clark Poling, Rabbi Alex Goode and Catholic priest John Washington - were instrumental in many others being saved.Makes it sound a little dry, so (as always) I give you a video describing the Dorchester's date with destruction. For a pretty good run down of the events that day, you should go to the Four Chaplains website. Great resource to find out more about each of the Chaplains. Even before coming to work at the Legion, George Fox was the one that interested me the most, since he was from Vermont, where my maternal line comes from. When I came here though it made me very pleased to learn that Reverend Fox had been the Department Chaplain and Historian for Vermont's American Legion. If you have never been to a Four Chaplains Memorial service, it is rather humbling. I was a guest at an excellent one that the Department of Washington ran after their mid-winter conference last year. It seems appropriate to end this post with the collection prayer that is suggested by the Four Chaplains Memorial Foundation.
God of our Fathers and our God, we thank You for the unity that the U.S.A.T. DORCHESTER Chaplains, these four men of God, demonstrated in life and in death. Unity that is not uniformity. Unity that strengthens within each of us every worthy loyalty of faith and practice. Unity that transcends all our differences and makes us one in loyalty to our country and our fellowmen, and to you our God. Grant us now your abiding presence and may we remain faithful to the spirit of our Four Chaplains who, having learned to live and serve together, in death were not divided.
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I could not have said it any
I could not have said it any better. I feel Jose Ruben Calva has spoken the very same words I feel. I feel my generation, with the lack of checks and balances--in our materialistic style of living, our crooked elected officials, and our non parental homelife is setting the future generations up for disaster. "Political correctness" is our biggest weakness and we should get back the values written by the Founding Fathers and practice Truth.
The Four Chaplains did set
The Four Chaplains did set the example for us to follow on this earth but as you notice they did this together. My questions about radical Muslims and Islam as with any religion is it the exception or the rule? I have been to Iraq and Afghanistan and I have interacted with the populace there and what I can tell you is I do not have the answer. It seems that most people in these countries just want to live their lives. I think it is the 20%. In every religion you will always have some radicals that will shape whatever their religion is to justify their cause eg-members of the Westboro Baptist Church traveling around the country to protest at military funerals. As a Soldier myself I think that is a disgrace and they are pure evil! What I realize is there are evil people on this earth and they need to be dealt with harshly. It is not all about turning the other cheek. The Archangel Saint Michael fought with the Devil and cast him out of Heaven in to the bowels of Hell and that fight still goes on today. There will always be a battle between good and evil and we may lose some battles but we will not lose the war. The Four Chaplains did set the right example of how we should care about each other. They were true leaders and we need to follow and believe in their lesson. It is impossible to reason with the unreasonable and any radical no matter their religion or cause if they try to bring death or suffering to others ther should be no turning of any cheek.
It is interesting to hear the
It is interesting to hear the spirited opinions of fellow Americans about this issue. Mostly in opposition to the use of a building by other fellow Americans to practice the rituals of their faith because of its proximity to Ground Zero in New York. No consideration to the facts of life in New York's Financial District. Were all the dead people in the towers complex an American Christian. I think the views expressed are a little narrow. I believe the whole place should be made a InterDenominational Memorial Chapel for people of all faiths and persuations to come to reflect on the meaning of life, freedom, morality and faith. As to the use of any private space at any proximity or distance from the GZ site, but specifically in the Financial District, the people that live and work there need all the spiritual guidance that they can get from any faith or religion with the possible exception to the cult of the migthy dollar at the Vatican of capitalism. There have been a lot more american casualties from their misdeeds than from any terrorist attack domestic or not.
Religious tolerance is fine -
Religious tolerance is fine - it is zero tolerance for terrorists and terrorism that I support. If this new "cultural center" becomes "exclusive" and troublesome I'm sure there will be those willing to make piece with it.
I believe in religious
I believe in religious tolerance too. I also believe we should turn the other cheek. Lets see, USS Cole, The Marine Barracks, 9/11, you see where I am going. It is not theraputic to have the stuffings beat out of you and then be overjoyed at being taunted about it. If we do not say STOP and mean it we of the Jewish & Christian heritage will soon be shuffled away and be enslaved. There goes OUR culture.
Our most basic values embrace
Our most basic values embrace personal responsibility and freedom of religion. Employing these values requires us to be vigilant and to discern evil from good. Casualness or indifference will result in losing our freedoms. No matter how much we want peace throughout the world, nor how much we wish to extoll to the world our freedom of religion, we will bring danger to ourselves and our children if we ignore reality. We are generations away from having peace with Islamic believers! Until Islamic leaders and believers profess the values of our constitution and accept living in peace with Christians and Jews, why should there be any Islamic Center or Mosque in this country? A Neutral Place (away from controversial sites) for open discussion and views--where Christians, Jews, Women, and Muslims are welcomed--YES!

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University of Newcastle Central Coast campus honours student Selin Tan has been awarded a new scholarship established by the Sanitarium Health Food Company.
The scholarship, which is worth $5,000, is assisting Ms Tan, a University of Newcastle student who is undertaking a research project as part of studies for a Bachelor of Science (Food Technology) Honours degree.
Ms Tan's research project aims to understand the impact of new cereal processing conditions on the stability of three vitamins: thiamine (vitamin B1), riboflavin (vitamin B2) and niacin (vitamin B3).
Dr Claire Heenan, the Technical Services Manager at Sanitarium Development and Innovation, said the funding for the scholarship would not only benefit the student but also help further research into cereal processing techniques.
"Selin's work will help us fully understand the impact of new processing conditions on these three important vitamins.
"With the advancement of new processing techniques and conditions, all impacts of any changes need to be fully understood."
Dr Paul Roach from the Faculty of Science and Information Technology at the University of Newcastle's Central Coast campus said the partnership formed between the University and Sanitarium would benefit students.
"This scholarship provides the means for encouraging a student identified has having a very high potential for doing research."
University of Newcastle Foundation CEO Louise O'Connell said the University was grateful for Sanitarium's support of our students and research.
"A donation to education is an investment in the future and the future of our children and our grandchildren. Education is a priceless gift."
Anyone wishing to donate to the University of Newcastle can contact the Foundation on (02) 4921 7454 or visit www.newcastle.edu.au/foundation.
About the UON Foundation:
The UON Foundation aims to attract philanthropic support to enhance our capacity to be a university of distinction. Donations fund student scholarships, academic positions and research. The Foundation also aims to create and sustain relationships between the community, business, alumni and the University.


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The Official Online RBS 6 Nations Store is open. The store has everything you need to get behind your team during the RBS 6 Nations, plus the store is now fully stocked with a much wider range of rugby merchandise.
Standing in his way however is Ospreys hooker Hibbard, who impressed on the British & Irish Lions tour to Australia, starting the crucial third Test in Sydney.
And Owens revealed he enjoys a friendly rivalry with Wales' current first choice No.2.
"Richard was excellent in Australia," Owens told Wales Online. "He was the form hooker in Wales last season after starting the campaign so well.
"I was chuffed for him that he had such a great Lions tour because of the work he put in and he proved a lot of people wrong.
"Starting that last Lions Test he showed what he could do with his carrying and tackle ability bringing something different.
"We get on well and he knows I will keep working hard and chasing him down to put pressure on him.
"It will make us both better players and that can only benefit Wales."


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United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner
Eastern District of California
Buds 4 Life Owner Charged With Additional Counts Of Money Laundering
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Monday, July 16, 2102 |
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FRESNO, Calif. — Buds 4 Life owners Mark Bagdasarian, 53, and his son, Ryan Bagdasarian, 24, both of Clovis, were arraigned today on a superseding indictment, United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner announced. Both pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The superseding indictment charges Mark Bagdasarian with eight counts of money laundering. The charges are in addition to the original four-count indictment on October 13, 2012 that charged them with conspiring to cultivate and distribute marijuana and possessing marijuana with the intent to distribute it. Mark Bagdasarian was also charged with cultivating marijuana. The next court date for Mark and Ryan Bagdasarian is August 20, 2012.
According to court documents, between April 2010 and October 2011, the Badgasarians conspired to distribute marijuana through the Buds 4 Life marijuana stores they owned and operated. Mark Bagdasarian was also charged with growing marijuana for the stores. The superseding indictment alleges that Mark Bagdasarian laundered proceeds from the business through an ATM installed in the business and by purchasing property in the name of two of his children and two business partner's children with cash.
This case is the product of an investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation, and the Fresno County Sheriff's Department. Assistant United States Attorneys Elana S. Landau and Kevin P. Rooney are prosecuting the case.
If convicted of money laundering, Mark Bagdasarian faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The actual sentence, if convicted, will be determined at the discretion of the court after consideration of any applicable statutory factors and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which take into account a number of variables.
The charges are only allegations and the defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.


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German flat knitting machine manufacturer Stoll has reported a successful ITMA ASIA + CITME 2012 which took place in Shanghai in June. The Reutlingen based company says that its newly designed 755 square metre booth was a hit with trade show visitors and was the most popular exhibit at the event, with up to 1200 visitors per day.
A total of 1283 exhibitors from 28 countries took space of 132,250 square metres at the 3rd international exhibition for textiles and textile machinery in Shanghai and Stoll says it took the opportunity to strengthen its position as an innovation leader and reliable technical partner in the knitting machinery market.
ITMA ASIA + CITME 2012 was 30% larger than the last show in 2010 and was especially popular with exhibitors and visitors from China, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Switzerland.
"We are very happy with how the show went for us. We successfully presented ourselves to an international audience as a leading innovative manufacturer of flat knitting machines," stated Heinz-Peter Stoll, the company's president.
Mr Stoll attributed this success to two main factors, adding:
"The prototype of our innovative new prototype CMS 530 HP-ADF machine, with a live demonstration of its novel yarn feeder technology, was an absolute highlight at our booth and attracted great attention from visitors. But that wasn't all. Our new two-level booth with the motto 'Knitting Performance by STOLL' also met with a very positive response."
Performance, precision, perspectives, passion, perfection
The outer shell of the 755 square metre Stoll booth sported a futuristic white design, while its inside reflected the company's core themes at this year's show: performance – precision – perspectives – passion – perfection.
Inspired by circus artists who perform their feats with the greatest of ease while their intense preparation and training remain hidden from view, Stoll presented itself in its new booth as an enterprise that is rooted in tradition while constantly striving for perfection, artful patterns, and new innovative knitting technologies.
A 'fashion corner' within the new booth physically brought together the aspects of technology and design and gave trade visitors an opportunity to witness firsthand the wide diversity and high quality of the new Stoll products and admire the new 2013 STOLL Collection.
"Among other things, they could thoroughly acquaint themselves with the fascinating possibilities for creating imaginative intarsia patterns that are opened up by the company's latest new product: the CMS 530 HP-ADF," the company said.
A prototype of this high-performance, high-output intarsia flat knitting machine was showcased and was featured on Knitting Industry shortly after the exhibition - Editor Billy Hunter met Stoll's head of research and development Michael Sedlag and discussed the merits of the new technology - Stoll's ADF technology: A new dimension in flat knitting?
Stoll around the world
Reutlingen based Stoll is a leading manufacturer of electronic flat knitting machines which are marketed and sold on a global basis. The long-established company, founded in 1873, currently has 1000 employees worldwide.
Electronic flat knitting machines and pattern preparation software are used for knitting production in fashion as well as technical and medical applications, and are exported successfully in 70 countries around the world.
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And welcome friends at FOX & Friends I'm Steve -- you -- what -- fox flash that's a lot of deaths.
Just call -- -- and seven year old high -- Down in Texas diagnosed while back with leukemia but two years ago just recently he got to live out.
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And one of the -- to put it on.
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Why write about the Edwards scandal? Here's a short clip-'n'-save response to those (including many friends) who argue the Edwards scandal shouldn't be pursued--or at least pursued too vigorously-- even if it is true:**
1. No "private citizen": Edwards was certainly a contender for VP, or a big cabinet post like Attorney General, or even the Supreme Court, before the scandal first erupted in the "undernews" in late 2007. Some reporters say he was still on Obama's VP list until quite recently. If he's now finished as far as those big jobs are concerned, it's in large part because of this scandal, which Obama might never have learned about if everyone had followed the MSM's lead. Even now, Edwards may not be out of the running for an array of lesser public posts--including cabinet-grade positions--that provide non-trivial power and a platform for future advancement. Important unions back him. Until last week, he'd been traveling the country keeping himself in the public eye in a way well-designed to let him play a big national role in either the Obama administration or the opposition to the McCain administration. It's silly to say "he's just a private citizen"--he's much less of a "private citizen" than, say, William Bennett was in 2003 when Jonathan Alter and Joshua Green torpedoed Bennett's career by revealing his gambling habits.


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I ventured on down to City Winery on Monday to catch a Creative Week panel hosted by Facebook's Carolyn "I'm wearing my TOMS and they still say I'm looking too corporate" Everson. She cleverly bounced the discussion around the age-old, but so far unsolved, industry issues of compensation models, the rise of digital and social, industry structure, collaborative agency teams, attracting talent to our business and the importance of culture to agencies.
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Care of HIV-Infected Pregnant Women Guide for HIV/AIDS Clinical Care, HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau Chapter Contents Evaluation and Counseling of Pregnant Women Comprehensive Care of Pregnant Women with HIV Infection Immunizations and Opportunistic Infection Prophylaxis Opportunistic Infection Prophylaxis Special Considerations for OI Prophylaxis During Pregnancy Antiretroviral Pregnancy Registry Pregnancy-Specific Complications and Management Table 1. Recommended Evaluation and Routine Monitoring of the Pregnant Woman with HIV Infection Table 3. Immunizations and Postexposure Prophylaxis in Pregnant Women with HIV Infection BackgroundThis chapter describes the elements involved in caring for the pregnant woman with HIV infection, whether the woman was known to be HIV infected before conception or was found to be HIV infected during pregnancy. It is not intended to be a comprehensive discussion of this topic, and an HIV-experienced obstetrician and an HIV specialist should be involved in the management of all HIV-infected pregnant women. For centers that do not have HIV specialists available, experts at the National Perinatal HIV Consultation and Referral Service are available for consultation through the Perinatal HIV Hotline (888-448-8765). The goals of HIV management during pregnancy are to maintain and support the woman's health, provide optimal antiretroviral treatment (ART) to preserve or restore her immune system and suppress viral replication, and to offer interventions that decrease the risk of perinatal HIV transmission. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services perinatal guidelines, Recommendations for Use of Antiretroviral Drugs in Pregnant HIV-1-Infected Women for Maternal Health and Interventions to Reduce Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States, all HIV-infected pregnant women should be given ART during pregnancy to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV, regardless of whether ART is indicated for the woman's own health (see chapter Reducing Perinatal HIV Transmission). The first task in caring for an HIV-infected woman who is pregnant or considering pregnancy is to provide counseling that will allow her to make informed reproductive choices. Taking a careful reproductive history and providing preconception counseling should be part of any woman's routine primary care. To make informed choices about pregnancy, the patient needs education and information about the risk of perinatal transmission of HIV, potential complications of pregnancy, continuation or modification (or possibly, initiation) of ART, and the support she will need to optimize maternal and fetal outcomes. See chapter Health Care of HIV-Infected Women Through the Life Cycle for a more detailed discussion of preconception evaluation. If ART is indicated for the woman's own health, an appropriate regimen should be started before pregnancy, to attain a stable, maximally suppressed maternal viral load prior to conception. Antiretroviral (ARV) resistance testing should be performed before ART is initiated. Particular ARVs should be avoided, including those with increased risk of causing teratogenicity (e.g., efavirenz) or metabolic complications such as lactic acidosis (e.g., didanosine and stavudine). See chapter Reducing Perinatal HIV Transmission. It should be noted that most fetal organogenesis occurs in the early weeks of pregnancy, before most women know that they are pregnant. Thus, any medication with potential teratogenicity or fetal toxicity, whether an ARV or another drug, should not be administered to women who intend to become pregnant or may become pregnant. Certain medications (e.g., ribavirin) also should be avoided by male partners of women who may become pregnant. Folate supplementation to reduce the risk of neural tube defects in the developing fetus should be started at least 1 month before conception, if possible, because the neural tube forms in the early weeks of pregnancy (see below). Evaluation and Counseling of Pregnant WomenAll HIV-infected pregnant women should receive thorough education and counseling about perinatal transmission risks, strategies to reduce those risks, and potential effects of HIV infection or HIV treatment on the course or outcomes of pregnancy.
Other evaluation and support measures for pregnant women should include the following:
Comprehensive Care of Pregnant Women with HIV InfectionComprehensive care is important for pregnant women with HIV infection to achieve a healthy pregnancy and delivery. A multidisciplinary approach is the most effective way to address the medical, psychological, social, and practical challenges. For example, while her medical care is being managed by her obstetrician and an HIV specialist, the pregnant woman may need help from a social worker to find appropriate social services for food, housing, child care, and parenting issues. The pregnant woman may need counseling and psychological support for herself and her partner, as well as referrals for substance abuse and detoxification programs. Peer counselors may be of particular assistance. Some patients may need legal or domestic violence services during and after pregnancy. Cooperation and communication between the obstetrician or nurse/midwife and the primary HIV provider are imperative throughout the pregnancy and early postpartum period. Referral to a maternal-fetal medicine specialist may be needed in complicated obstetric cases. Prenatal CareAll pregnancy-related complications seen in HIV-uninfected women, such as hypertensive disorders, ectopic pregnancy, psychiatric illness, multiple gestation, preterm delivery, and STDs, also can occur in HIV-infected women. These problems must be recognized quickly and treated appropriately to avoid life-threatening complications. Ideally, HIV-infected pregnant women are managed by both an experienced obstetrician-gynecologist and an HIV specialist. Communication between these specialists about medications, expectations, and complications is vital for the health and well-being of both mother and baby. If complications occur or abnormalities are detected, they should be evaluated and treated as indicated by the condition, and referral should be made to a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, if possible. Antenatal fetal surveillance and testing to identify fetal abnormalities should be carried out using guidelines established by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. The suggested testing and monitoring practices for pregnant women with HIV infection, from the first trimester to labor and delivery, are presented in Tables 1 and 2. Table 1. Recommended Evaluation and Routine Monitoring of the Pregnant Woman with HIV Infection
Table 2. Recommended Evaluation and Routine Monitoring of the Pregnant Woman with HIV Infection: Labor and Delivery
Immunizations and Opportunistic Infection ProphylaxisImmunizations During PregnancyImmunizations should be given before pregnancy, if possible. Immunizations should be considered during pregnancy when the risk of exposure to an infection is high, the risk of infection to the mother or fetus is high, and the vaccine is unlikely to cause harm. Some vaccinations (particularly live-virus vaccines such as measles/mumps/rubella) are contraindicated, and others should be given only if the anticipated benefit of the vaccination outweighs its risk. Special considerations for immunizations in HIV-infected individuals are discussed in chapter Immunizations for HIV-Infected Adults and Adolescents. Some clinicians avoid giving immunizations during the third trimester of pregnancy because vaccinations may cause a transient increase in the HIV viral load and theoretically may increase the risk of perinatal HIV transmission. An increase in viral load may be prevented with effective ART, and some clinicians defer immunizations until ART is under way. Recommendations related to immunizations during pregnancy are shown in Table 3. Table 3. Immunizations and Postexposure Prophylaxis in Pregnant Women with HIV Infection
Opportunistic Infection ProphylaxisSome OIs can have an adverse effect on pregnancy. In turn, pregnancy can affect the natural history, presentation, treatment, and significance of some OIs. Women should be monitored carefully for OIs during pregnancy, with special attention given to nonspecific symptoms such as fatigue, back pain, and weight loss, which may be attributable to HIV-related illness rather than to pregnancy. Respiratory symptoms in particular merit rapid, aggressive investigation. Clinicians should follow the most current recommendations of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institutes of Health, and Infectious Diseases Society of America, Guidelines for Prevention and Treatment of Opportunistic Infections in HIV-Infected Adults and Adolescents, which give special consideration to pregnant women for each OI discussed. The indications and recommendations for OI prophylaxis generally should follow the guidelines for adults (see chapter Opportunistic Infection Prophylaxis). However, because of the risks of teratogenicity or harm to the developing fetus, some drugs routinely used for prophylaxis of OIs in nonpregnant adults are contraindicated during the first trimester of pregnancy, whereas others should not be used at any time during pregnancy. Special Considerations for OI Prophylaxis During PregnancyTrimethoprim-sulfamethoxazoleTrimethoprim inhibits the synthesis of metabolically active folic acid. In pregnant women, folate deficiency increases the risk of neural tube defects in the developing fetus. Pregnant women, or women who may become pregnant, who are taking trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (Septra, Bactrim, cotrimoxazole) have an increased risk of folate deficiency and should be given folate supplementation to reduce the risk of neural tube defects. Some experts recommend a folate dose of 4 mg daily for women receiving trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. Genital herpesWomen with HIV infection are more likely than HIV-uninfected women to experience outbreaks of genital herpes. If HSV is transmitted to the infant, neonatal infection can be severe, even if it is detected and treated early. In addition, there is increased genital shedding of HIV in those with active genital HSV lesions. Some experts recommend obtaining HSV-2 serologies in a woman whose clinical history is unclear. Treatment for symptomatic HSV infections should be offered during pregnancy, and suppressive therapy should be given to women with frequent recurrences. If a woman has an active outbreak of genital HSV or experiences prodromal symptoms at the time of labor or membrane rupture, delivery by cesarean section is indicated. Prophylaxis with oral acyclovir late in pregnancy to prevent neonatal herpes transmission is controversial and is not recommended routinely. TuberculosisProphylaxis is recommended for any woman with a positive PPD skin test result (≥5 mm induration), a positive IGRA result, or a history of exposure to someone with active tuberculosis, after active disease has been ruled out. Because of concern about possible teratogenicity from drug exposure, clinicians may choose to delay prophylaxis until after the first trimester. Patients receiving isoniazid also should receive pyridoxine to reduce the risk of neurotoxicity. ToxoplasmosisAll HIV-infected persons should be tested for IgG antibodies to Toxoplasma soon after HIV diagnosis, and this should be a part of antenatal testing for pregnant women with HIV infection. Women with a negative IgG titer should be counseled to avoid exposure to Toxoplasma(e.g., by avoiding raw or undercooked meats, unwashed or uncooked vegetables, and cat feces). Women with previous exposure to Toxoplasma (positive IgG titer) should be given prophylaxis during pregnancy, if the CD4 count is <100 cells/µL. For women who require prophylaxis, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole is the preferred agent; some specialists advise against giving pyrimethamine during pregnancy. If secondary prophylaxis is used to prevent recurrence of toxoplasmosis, sulfadiazine should not be used, as it is contraindicated for use during pregnancy Antiretroviral TherapyCurrent U.S. Public Health Service guidelines recommend treating HIV infection in all pregnant women, using the same principles and modalities as used for nonpregnant individuals. HIV-infected pregnant women should receive potent combination ART regimens comprising at least three ARVs. The use of zidovudine (ZDV) prophylaxis alone (monotherapy) is not recommended but may be considered for the few women who decline combination ART and whose HIV RNA levels are <1,000 cells/µL on no ART. The choice of ARV regimen should be based on what is likely to be optimal for the woman's health, the potential effect on the fetus and infant, resistance test results, the woman's previous experience, if any, with ART, and her stage of pregnancy. ARV resistance testing should be performed before initiating or changing therapy. ZDV generally should be included in the regimens of all pregnant women unless there is a reason to choose an alternative NRTI (e.g., toxicity, documented drug resistance to ZDV, or a need to cotreat HBV infection). ARV agents with known teratogenic effects, such as efavirenz, should be avoided, especially in the first trimester. This is a period of rapid organogenesis, and there is an increased risk of birth defects if teratogen exposure occurs. Women who have very high CD4 cell counts and are taking ART only for the prevention of perinatal transmission may delay initiation of therapy until after the first trimester, though effectiveness in preventing transmission may be decreased. For women already taking ART at the time they become pregnant, the regimen should be reevaluated for its appropriateness during pregnancy to avoid potentially toxic medications and to ensure maximal virologic suppression. The ART regimen may be changed if necessary, but should continue without interruption. Discontinuation of ART could lead to an increase in viral load, which could result in a decline in immune status and an acceleration of disease progression, thereby increasing the risk of HIV transmission to the fetus. For further information about ART during pregnancy, see chapter Reducing Perinatal HIV Transmission and the DHHS Perinatal ARV Guidelines. The Guidelines include recommendations regarding ARV regimens, modes of delivery (vaginal vs. cesarean section), and potential adverse events, as well as a detailed discussion of individual ARV agents. Additionally, the treatment of pregnant women with HIV/HBV coinfection and HIV/HCV coinfection is discussed. Antiretroviral Pregnancy RegistryTo improve tracking of pregnancy-related adverse events and fetal effects, an Antiretroviral Pregnancy Registry has been established as a collaborative project among the pharmaceutical industry, pediatric and obstetric providers, the CDC, and the National Institutes of Health. The registry collects observational data on HIV-infected pregnant women taking ARV medications to determine whether patterns of fetal or neonatal abnormalities occur. Pregnant women taking ARVs can be placed in this confidential follow-up study by calling 800-258-4263, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. eastern time; the fax number is 800-800-1052. Information is confidential and patients' names are not used. Providers are encouraged to add to the available information on fetal risk by using this registry at first contact with a pregnant woman receiving ART. More information can be obtained at the registry website. Pregnancy-Specific Complications and ManagementNutrition risk and inadequate weight gainMaternal nutrition and weight must be monitored throughout the pregnancy. A food diary may be a useful tool in assessing intake, and nutritional counseling is recommended. Nausea and vomitingWomen with signs of dehydration should be assessed and treated appropriately in collaboration with the obstetrician or nurse/midwife. Any medication used for nausea and vomiting must be assessed for drug-drug interactions with all HIV-related medications the patient is taking. HyperglycemiaPregnancy is a risk factor for hyperglycemia, and women treated with PIs may have an even higher risk of glucose intolerance than other pregnant women and must be monitored carefully. New-onset hyperglycemia and diabetes mellitus, and exacerbation of existing diabetes, all have been reported in patients taking PIs. Clinicians should educate women taking PIs about the symptoms of hyperglycemia and closely monitor glucose levels. Some clinicians check glucose tolerance at 20-24 weeks and again at 30-34 weeks if the woman is taking PIs. The newborn should be checked for neonatal hypoglycemia at 1 and 4 hours after birth. Lactic acidosisLactic acidosis is a rare but life-threatening complication that has been reported in pregnant women taking nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, particularly didanosine and stavudine. The combination of didanosine and stavudine should be avoided during pregnancy. Clinical suspicion of lactic acidosis should be prompted by vague symptoms such as malaise, nausea, or abdominal discomfort or pain. Lactate levels, electrolytes, and liver function should be monitored carefully, including monthly in the third trimester. HyperbilirubinemiaWomen taking atazanavir or indinavir frequently develop elevated indirect bilirubin, but it is not known whether treatment during pregnancy exacerbates physiologic hyperbilirubinemia in newborns. Women who are taking indinavir may have an increased risk of nephrolithiasis, but evidence of harm to their newborns has not been demonstrated. Pain managementPain management during labor and delivery may be complicated by drug interactions with ARV agents and by the higher medication tolerance in women who have addictions. Additional pain medication may be needed for women with histories of drug use Invasive perinatal proceduresThe risk of HIV transmission to the fetus during invasive procedures (e.g., amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, and percutaneous or umbilical cord blood sampling) must be weighed carefully against the possible benefits of these procedures. Current DHHS guidelines suggest that women undergoing such procedures should be on effective ART, preferably with undetectable HIV RNA. The use of fetal scalp electrodes and artificial rupture of membranes should be avoided if possible, and forceps or vacuum extractors and episiotomy should be used only if there are clear obstetric indications. Postpartum considerationsBecause HIV can be transmitted to the infant through breast-feeding, breast-feeding is contraindicated in the United States and other resource-adequate countries where safe replacement feeding is available. Breast-feeding information should be removed from patient educational material pertaining to labor and delivery. Breast binding and ice packs can be used as needed to reduce lactation discomfort. Clinicians should recognize that women in some cultural groups are expected to breast-feed and they may need additional support to use formula rather than breast-feed. ART should be continued as indicated by the DHHS perinatal and adult/adolescent ARV guidelines. Maternal and infant medication adherence must be discussed with the new mother. Adherence barriers for the mother during the postpartum period may be different from those during pregnancy (e.g., because of changes in daily routine, sleep/wake cycles, and meals). New mothers should be observed carefully for signs of bleeding or infection. If the mother's glucose tolerance test was abnormal during pregnancy, she should be reevaluated (by 2-hour glucose tolerance test) 6 weeks postpartum and should be screened yearly for diabetes. 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Forget about a tree falling in the forest when no one's there to hear it. What I really want to know is: Would anyone drive a $60,000 automobile if no one was there to see them in it? (Clearly the folks at Esquire would.)
Fortunately I was born without the vanity gene. That has saved me a lot of money over the years, and it has made it easier for me to live a little lighter on the planet. It means I tend to reuse, reduce and recycle, with total disregard to what the Joneses might think of me.
I couldn't care less, for example, about the appearance of the car I drive. I drive sparingly, maintain my vehicles faithfully, and get every ounce of life out of them, no matter how people might laugh and stare when I drive by in my 20-year-old, 200,000+ mile Toyota pickup. Leave your vanity parked at home whenever you go shopping, particularly for a big ticket item like a car.
And also join me in leaving your car parked at home for at least one week during this season of Lent. Go car-free for a week? Heresy -- if not a metaphysical impossibility -- I know. But let's think about it and give it a try.
According to the AAA, on average it costs almost one dollar to drive the typical car one mile. That's after factoring in the cost of the car/depreciation, gas, insurance, maintenance, repairs, parking, tolls, traffic tickets, etc. The average American spends almost 20% of their income on their cars, and spends about 20% of their work week sitting behind the wheel ... much of it to get to and from work, in order to earn that 20% of their income they need to pay for the trip! At about a buck per mile, just think about how much you'll save by going car-free for a week.
And if all that driving is killing our household budgets, it's also killing our planet. How would you like to be stuck at a railroad crossing, waiting for a 50,000-mile long train to pass? According to Environmental Defense, you'd need to burn all the coal that train could carry in order to generate the CO2 emissions generated by U.S. cars and trucks in a single year. That's about 314 million metric tons of CO2, and the train would circle the world, twice.
So for at least one measly week during Lent, let's give up our cars, shall we? Let's try carpooling to work, taking public transportation, walking or bicycling. Or tell your boss about your car-free-week resolution and see if she'll let you telecommute for a change. For additional tips and insight into How to Live Well Without Owning a Car, see Chris Balish's terrific book by the same title.
As E.B. White once quipped, "Everything in life is somewhere else, and you get there in a car." For at least one week out of the year, let's choose otherwise.
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I played a game as Tempest with a Predator in my team.That Predator didn't like me or something, he just stole my lasthits so i don't get them. He ran beside me and waited for a lasthit almost the whole game.He did it just to annoy me or something.
Later in the game with his farm he didn't really help the team and just stood behind while we had chances for a comeback.
Is that reportable? I didn't find anything for this in the RAP Function.
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I'm at Uni atm so I can't check the game myself but from the information you've given the player will most certainly get banned. Pred stealing all your gold severely hampers your ability to play and thus is considered griefing. File the report under Avoiding AFK detection and state clearly what the player was doing.
NOTE: It must be obvious that Preda is doing it on purpose, not just lucking into the last hits.
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Valentine's Day is here and you're probably starting to think about what you want to do for the big day o'Love. If you're planning on making a restaurant reservation, you better do it fast! Otherwise, creating your own romantic food and wine pairing feast for Valentine's Day at home can be easy.
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2007 Red Splash – St. Francis Winery:
Perfect for a meal that lingers… this super dry, smoky wine makes a full-bodied splash in a HUGE way and then sticks around to tickle your taste buds. It's fruitiness suggests dark stone fruits and if you pay close attention, you'll notice a trace of clove as well as a delicious caramel finish.
Red Splash is definitely a food wine. Order a pizza, nook lasagna, or grab some burgers to create a simple and easy Valentine's Day dinner.
At $10/bottle, this wine is a great deal and a real Valentine's Day winner.
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2008 Domaine Carneros Pinot Noir
Black cherry and with a strong sense of earthiness, this Pinot Noir is smooth as silk and great for those who prefer a dry, strong, down-to-earth red for their Valentine's Day feast. If you're looking for a Pinot Noir that isn't very fruity, you may have found your match! The raspberry notes are present, but never really stand out. This wine offers a nice balanced, spicy finish.
Be sure to enjoy this Domaine Carneros Pinot Noir with a food such as red meats and earthy mushroom dishes. At around $30/bottle, this wine is a bit overpriced, but enjoyable.
For wine lovers who want cool refreshment…
2009 Bollini Trentino Pinot Grigio
If you're looking for a young, fresh, crisp, and citrusy wine to pair with your Valentine's Day feast… look no further than this Pinot Grigio.
You'll get refreshing floral and honeysuckle notes while grapefruit boldly greets your palate.
We paired this wine with spinach ravioli topped off with a Meyer Lemon Miso Sauce and it was heavenly!
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So you're in love with an iguana named Iggy. He's green, he's scaly, and he . . . lives in a tank in your living room. You need all the information you can get to keep him happy. And close encounters of the scaly kind require thought and planning beyond your average food bowl, water dish, and squeeze toy.
Two of the basic requirements in creating a home for your reptilian pal are heat and a reptile-friendly container. Aquariums, custom cages, and boxes of the home-built type are all good places for your green friend to call home. The easiest (and cheapest) lining for the cages of many reptiles is newspaper-it's easy to change and easy to tell when it's wet. Turtles need a more humid lining, such as soil mixed with peat moss. Geckos will like smooth aquarium stones in the bottom of the cage. Snakes will appreciate rocks to facilitate shedding, and iguanas and snakes both will like a hardwood driftwood branch for climbing. All linings should be changed regularly, with feces removed often.
"Hide boxes" (which function exactly as their name implies) provide a secure, out-of-sight place for rest and relaxation in your reptile's home. A hide box should be a shallow plastic container with a hole cut in the side and filled with one to two inches (depending on your friend's size) of damp vermiculite or moss. Hide boxes can double as nesting areas for some species-your veterinarian can tell you whether you'll need one for yours.
The second component of building your pet's personal universe is to create a sun-of sorts. Reptiles depend on the air temperature to maintain their body heat. Room temperature is too cold for most reptiles, so you'll need to warm the cage environment as well as provide hot spots for basking (see Your Own Personal Sun). Most temperate (as opposed to desert or tropical) reptiles will appreciate air that's 75 to 80 degrees Farenheit, and the only way to be sure you are providing adequate heat is to use a thermometer-preferably of the digital, indoor/outdoor, minimum/maximum type.
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Denizens of desert, tropic, and temperate environments alike need water, and plenty of it, to survive. In addition to drinking it, some need to periodically soak to keep their scaly bodies sufficiently moist. Ensure that your reptile's personal swimming area is shallow enough that he won't drown and that it is kept clean from food residue and feces. The cage itself should have a relative humidity of 50 percent for desert species, 60-75 percent for temperate species, and 80-90 percent for tropical species. Some parts of the country are humid enough that additional humidity isn't necessary. If you do need to create a little rain, misting the cage, or damp moss or vermiculite in the hide box should do the trick. With any method of humidifying, good air circulation is always important, and ultrasonic humidifiers allow less bacteria buildup than those of the steam variety.
You know you can get Salmonella from raw chicken or eggs, but a lesser-known fact is that most (if not all) reptiles are carriers of the bacteria. Salmonella is easily spread through bathtubs, hands, carpet, and clothing. For safety's sake your green pets should not be allowed to roam free. In most people, Salmonella exposure causes no problems, but in certain cases it can be quite dangerous-even fatal. People at serious risk for Salmonella include children under age five (especially infants), pregnant women, and people with weakened immune systems. Always wash your hands after handling your reptile, and do not eat or put anything into your mouth while handling your pet. That also means that reptiles should be kept out of the kitchen, and kitchen sinks or infant bathing areas should not be used to bathe reptiles, their cages, or their dishes.
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Andrew Triggs Hodge has warned he will not be taking a backward step on the road to Olympic gold in Rio.
Triggs Hodge and fellow Molesey Boat Club men Moe Sbihi and George Nash helped make British men's eight rowing history in South Korea on Sunday.
The trio were part of the crew that claimed gold for Great Britain at the World Championships in Chungju by clocking five minutes 30.35 seconds to beat Olympic champions Germany into second place by 0.54 seconds.
It is the first time Britain have won the eights event in the history of the competition and London Olympics men's four champion Triggs Hodge said it was the standard that needed to be maintain until the 2016 Olympics in Brazil.
"Thank you to everyone who backed us," he wrote on Facebook.
"It is going to be a tough road to Rio, but we've set the bar high.
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