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Itching Rash on trunk mainly, extended to arms, thigh and even the neck. Peak at week 2.
Then, night sweating for a few days accompanied by sleep disturbance (ie. wake up at the specific interval at mid-night till even now)
Then, severe sore throat with sense of fever for one day, followed by 4 days dry cough.
Stiff neck, nausea, and a few painful swollwn lymph node at neck or under armpit follows. All that happened within 13 weeks.
Face is getting thin and pale since the exposure, weight slightly loss 3% in 3 month.
Cholesterol was abnormally high and lymph % was abnormally low at week 7.
Risk exposure (once in my life) : handjob with and without massage oil in massage parlour. Have a fresh wound by myself near the butt. But unexplained symmetric wound near my nose after the massage too.
I am the guy who miss-posted the message in the "tested +" before, deeply apologized. Sorry for reposting here to ask for opinion. Waiting for the ELISA result. (soon) Desperate but peaceful.
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People always list symptoms as proof they are infected. The problem with that is symptoms don't mean anything. The test results mean everything.
Start with the fact ARS typically occurs 2 -4 weeks after exposure. It usually lasts no more than a week. From my own experience and what some other people have said that experienced ARS (not everyone does), its just like the flu. The have to be dead 4 days to feel better type. Then you are over it and feel fine. I've never talked to anyone that is positive that ever experienced ongoing symptoms such always seems to be described here by people that ultimately test negative.
Itching Rash on trunk mainly, extended to arms, thigh and even the neck. Peak at week 2.
The rash that is sometimes seen with ARS, is like a sunburn and lasts a short period of time.
Then, night sweating for a few days accompanied by sleep disturbance (ie. wake up at the specific interval at mid-night till even now)
Night sweating from HIV is the type when you have to get up and change the sheets. Waking up in a sweat and sleep pattern disturbance is a sign of stress and panic attacks.
Then, severe sore throat with sense of fever for one day, followed by 4 days dry cough.
Look at the time of year. Who doesnt have sort throats, dry coughs, etc. Sense of fever? Sounds like you didnt have a fever, just felt like you did. Guess what. That can be another symptom of stress.
Stiff neck, nausea, and a few painful swollwn lymph node at neck or under armpit follows. All that happened within 13 weeks.
Stiff neck, probably slept wrong with all the tossing and turning you are probably doing. A few swollen lymph nodes is NOT a sign of HIV. When it's just a few, most often the neck, armpit, behind the ear, it's more likely a local infection, such as a sore throat.
Face is getting thin and pale since the exposure, weight slightly loss 3% in 3 month.
Your weight loss wouldnt have anything to do with stress, would it? Facial wasting is not an effect of HIV, its a side effect of some of the medications and while wasting (weight loss) is a problem in some people with Advance HIV disease, it's seen less these days, because the medications are keeping people from progressing to AIDS.
Cholesterol was abnormally high and lymph % was abnormally low at week 7.
You got me with the Cholesterol. I have no idea what that has to do with HIV. Again, many people with HIV need to watch their cholesterol, but its because of Protease Inhibitors. As far as getting a lymphocytes count .one test doesnt really tell anyone anything. Those counts can vary a great deal from day to day, even from hour to hour. What is looked for is a trend. Something that needs several tests.
As far as sex goes .transmission can only occur during anal, vaginal and a very low risk for receptive oral. Handjobs dont come under any of those categories. Never has, never will. Its considered safer sex. No one has ever been infected by a handjob.
I know you won't be completely reassured until you get your negative result, but I do hope you will believe it when you receive it.
I'll leave you with Dr. Gallant's opinion about your type of exposure.
What are the chances?
By Joel E. Gallant, M.D., M.P.H. (22-Nov-2000)
Dear Doctor
What are the risks for HIV infection for someone who has not had anal or vaginal intercourse, oral sex or shared needles but has only received a few handjobs in his lifetime. Thanks.
About the same as the risk of being killed by a coconut dropped from the air by an American bald eagle while hiking in the Himalayas.
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Tks Jackie for advice. Hope you get well..
Well, I get the ELISA result today which is "negative" as you expected. The test was done at about 3 months period (12 weeks + 5 days..never mind the exact weeks). I don't have OCD, just rule out the possbility, I will have the test for HCV and a CBC again (to check if i am still immunosuppressed). Again, a conclusive ELISA at 6 month period will be conducted. (In the meantime, i don't really worry about HIV, just puzzled (not worried about)the "rash"..which may due to some sort of disease I got in the sauna parlour).
Actually, I never think of any reason i can be infected by the low risk hand-job exposure, just the symtoms which I never had before scared me. Therefore, i just consider the uncontrollable risk such as the unexplained wound on the side of my nose (via a blood transmission)
Rash :
The majority of rash, is itching, and last a few days. Some are even slightly red, slightly raised and reddish in the middle.
Night Sweat :
Really drenching on my forehand, with hot, needle pain feeling at my back for 3 days. I don't even have night sweeat before.
Sleep Disturbance :
I agreed that it may be a sign of stress, but it may be related to infection, or problem with the immune system and neuro system. Indeed, I was not so stressful and panic when I had night sweat with sleep disturbance.
Severe sort throat :
Indeed, the fever-like feeling was related to the sore throat, the sore was whole red that day. The sore throat healed itself in one day is rare. The dry cough of that sort..well..seems to be rare to me.
Stiff neck :
well, it is slightly painful, which may be the related to the lymph gland. I don't even have any painful (on pressing) lymph node for many years.
Face is getting pale :
Welling, may be i am stressful, but my face started getting thin and pale since the exposures. At that time, I ate normally, and not stressful.
Anyway, Take care. and Tks again. Hope that this test result is conclusive.
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Thanks for the input on Symptoms, I have a sore throat (duh drinking and smoking I think), I had very mild night sweats. I do have some questions? At what time intervals did you get the flu, night sweats or rash? Just curious as a lot of us are questioning our selfs, thanks for the input.
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"The Graduates" is a hysterical, award-winning comedy about four friends who head to the beach without a care in the world. Through surprising and hilarious events, the guys find themselves learning that there's a little more to life than having a good time. The Graduates has been developing a loyal 18-25 year old following through a dozen sold-out festival and sneak preview screenings, and a limited theatrical run. Audiences love the snappy dialog, quick and easy laughs, and heartfelt, adorable ending... A classic in the making.
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Nobel Peace Prize nominee Sheila Watt-Cloutier, a renowned advocate for fighting climate change, presented a lecture on the interconnected nature of major world issues at the University of Maine Thursday night.
The lecture, titled "Everything Is Connected: Environment, Economy, Foreign Policy, Sustainability, Human Rights and Leadership in the 21st Century," was attended by more than 200 people.
Watt-Cloutier is one of the leading voices in the battle to stem climate change. Born in Kuujjuaq, Nunavik, in northern Quebec, her perspective as an Inuk presented a view of climate change with a vantage point from the top of the world.
For the first 10 years of her life, she traveled primarily by dogsled and was raised in the Inuit tradition, which she said gave her a grounded view of climate change.
Comprised of just 160,000 people and with a way of life that heavily depends on the environment, the Inuit view climate change differently than most, she said.
Advocating for the Inuk, Watt-Cloutier and 62 others were the first group ever to take legal action on the grounds of climate change when they alleged unchecked greenhouse emissions from the United States were a violation of their human rights.
"Together we showed the human face to the problem — a problem most people understood as only scientific," she said.
"We wanted to ensure that [the lecture] also included the impact on human health," she said.
The idea that climate change is more than a scientific problem was the central theme of the lecture.
Watt-Cloutier pointed out the physical toll climate change has had on the Inuit people, including communities that are falling into the sea, ice declines from glaciers that once supplied drinking water and frozen seas appearing later each year.
"They used to laugh that one benefit of climate change was it allowed them to boat in October," Watt-Cloutier said.
She said by Christmas last year, there was no ice in the bay near her village and traditional dogsledding races had to be replaced with canoe races.
"It isn't funny now," she said.
Watt-Cloutier added that Inuit culture and history is directly tied to the ice and snow. Now, with warming temperatures, the loss of sea ice is forcing native peoples to forego their traditional way of life.
"Climate change is about our right and our ability to remain a hunting people," she said. "Everything is connected, and if we can understand that connection, no matter where we are in the world, we can start moving forward."
Watt-Cloutier affirmed that environmental struggles are nothing new for the Inuit people. In the 1980s, they faced grave health impacts when chemicals such as DDT were still in prevalent use.
"We were poisoned from afar," she said. "In the meantime, the [chlorofluorocarbons] had weakened the ozone layer around the world and particularly in the Arctic."
The stronger ultraviolet rays that resulted and the effects of the chemicals were harmful to the Inuit people, according to Watt-Cloutier. The chemicals affected nursing mothers and children most.
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Watt-Cloutier also cited the economic impacts of climate change, saying that financial costs have become a main part of the issue that can hit hard when a culture is at stake.
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Even with the disheartening picture painted at the lecture, Watt-Cloutier said she remains positive about her role in the pursuit for change. Recognizing the link between climate change and human rights will help to push the issue forward, and she plans to do her part to help move it in that direction.
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Alexander Fleming's 1928 discovery of penicillin, the first antibiotic, marked a new era in medicine. That "wonder drug" and its counterparts proved remarkably effective against infections, yet over-use of antibiotics today is threatening their efficacy against disease. This Current Controversies volume offers an examination of factors believed to threaten antibiotic effectiveness, exploring the mechanisms proposed to preserve these powerful pharmaceuticals for the most desperate cases.
Hospital-born infection is more deadly than automobile collisions. Almost five percent of hospital patients will develop some type of infection, with as many as 90,000 people each year dying from them. The most common and well-known of these resistant infections is Staphylococcus aureaus, known commonly as staph. Health care settings are particularly concerned about the methiclinn-resistant variety of staph (MRSA). Though the effects of infection vary radically in each individual, they may prove deadly in otherwise health people.
More individuals are contracting resistant infections in non-clinical settings, through what is known as "community acquisition." These sorts of infections, which can manifest as relatively benign-looking pimples or boils, can pose a public health crisis for schools. MRSA and other infections are so rampant in the U.S. that all Americans can be assumed to be carriers of drug-resistant microbes. Journalist Arthur Allen provides a vivid description of how Americans hospitalized abroad can be treated as infection-carrying bio-hazards until proven otherwise through comprehensive testing. Resistant infections are not limited to humans and are developing and passing among pet populations in the same household or veterinary clinic.
The drug-resistance is linked to a number of factors derived from the current medical system. Articles describe how doctors often treat viral upper-respiratory infections with antibiotics, because patients vociferously demand quick-acting pharmaceuticals which are really only appropriate for severe bacterial infections. Other pieces share post-prescription warnings about patients not finishing courses of antibiotics after symptoms abate and flushing leftover pharmaceuticals into the water supply. Because of the protracted timeline for developing new pharmaceuticals and relatively small patient population for a pharmaceutical treating, say, resistant tuberculosis, the antibiotic field is not a priority for pharmaceutical development. The medical community calls for outside investment in research with incentivization for minimizing the use of the antibiotics which are often the company's own product.
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128. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Chicago Theological Seminary
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130. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Colgate Rochester Divinity School
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132. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Eden Theological Seminary
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137. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Howard University
138. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Lancaster Theological Seminary
139. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Livingstone College
140. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
141. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Luther Seminary
142. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
143. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Moravian College
144. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
145. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Payne Theological Seminary
146. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Phillips Theological Seminary
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148. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Southern California School of Theology
149. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Southern Methodist University
150. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - St. Paul School of Theology
151. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary
152. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - Trinity Lutheran Seminary
153. Theological School Program to Improve the Quality of Congregational Ministry - University of Dubuque
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College Park Center to supplant Texas Hall
Basketball at The University of Texas at Arlington is leaving the big stage at Texas Hall after a lot of years and a lot of promises to play in a real basketball facility -- the 7,000-seat College Park Center, which opens officially Feb. 1, WFAA Channel 8 reported on its website and in a Sunday evening broadcast.
Recruiting, marketing, facilities all play part in enrollment boom
Aggressive recruiting and marketing, better retention of students, improving academics, better facilities and a stronger focus on campus life have all played a part in the UT Arlington enrollment boom, the Dallas Business Journal reported. UT Arlington enrollment has soared 34 percent in the past five years, pushing the total to more than 33,000 students. Statewide, enrollment in public universities is up 15 percent in five years.
Enrollment pushing development off campus
Dramatic enrollment growth at the University of Texas at Arlington is fueling development on campus and off, pushing the school past its onetime reputation as a commuter campus, the Dallas Business Journal reported. New restaurants, bars, shops and the College Park Center all are a part of that development.
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What: No. 4 Mercyhurst College (7-1-0) at Niagara (1-7-1)
When: Saturday, 2 p.m.
Where: Dwyer Arena – Niagara University, N.Y.
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Players to watch
Mercyhurst – Jr. G Hillary Pattenden (7-1-0 record, 1.96 goals-against average, .910 save percentage, 1 shutout), Sr. F Jesse Scanzano (3 goals, 9 assists, 12 points), Jr. F Bailey Bram (7-9-16), Fr. F Christine Bestland (4-8-12), Sr. D Cassea Schols (2-6-8)
Niagara – Sr. G Jenni Bauer (1-6-1, 2.11, .923), Sr. F Autumn Stuntz (0-3-3), So. F Daniela Dal Colle (2-0-2), Jr. D Erica Owczarczak (2-0-2), Fr. F Kristen Richards (2-0-2)
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Mercyhurst – The Lakers return to action after posting a 4-3 overtime win at No. 2 Cornell on Tuesday. … They begin a four-game road trip that completes a stretch of eight road games in nine outings that began a month ago. … They face a College Hockey America opponent in a rare non-conference game. These teams meet in four conference games this season – Dec. 3-4 at Mercyhurst Ice Center and Jan. 28-29 at Niagara. … The Lakers will play tonight without senior Fs Meghan Agosta (10-9-19) and Vicki Bendus (6-12-18), who will represent their native Canada at the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup. The tournament runs from Tuesday through next Saturday in St. John's, Newfoundland. They will rejoin the Lakers in time for next weekend's CHA games at Wayne State. … The Lakers have won nine straight games against CHA teams dating to last season. Niagara was the last conference team to beat the Lakers, 2-1 on Jan. 30, which snapped their 16-game overall unbeaten streak, 25-game CHA unbeaten streak and 29-game unbeaten streak against the Purple Eagles. … The Lakers scored only seven goals in their four meetings with Niagara last season (2-1-1). … Bestland, the reigning CHA rookie of the month, ranks among NCAA Division I's top five rookies in points and points per game (1.50). … Bram had her third career hat trick against Cornell. Scanzano scored the game-winning, short-handed goal in overtime.
Niagara – The Purple Eagles have struggled mightily on offense, scoring nine goals in nine games and none in four of those games (0-3-1). … They scored a season-high three goals in their lone win, 3-1 at home against Maine on Oct. 23. … Freshmen and sophomores have accounted for 60 percent of the team's scoring. … Bauer ranks among the top 15 nationally in goals-against average and save percentage. … Niagara ranks 11th nationally in goals against per game (2.00) and 10th on the penalty kill (87.5 percent). … The Purple Eagles face the Lakers two nights after losing to St. Lawrence, the first time they have played two different teams in the same week since Nov. 21-22, 2008 (Brown and Providence).
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Roberto Café
Roberto and Fernando Vincenti take good care of all the customers at their inviting South Street BYOB, but there's a clear bond between the brothers and their regulars: a welcoming wave at recognized faces; a pat on the back as the water is poured; a hearty laugh shared over Fernando's (or was it Roberto's?) absence from the floor that evening. It's a warmth you want to feel for yourself—and with Italian standards done this nicely, why wouldn't you come back to Roberto Café again and again?
Don't miss: The spaghetti Tarantini with mussels, calamari and clams, served simply with a splash of oil and garlic.
Eat at one of the best Italian restaurants in Philadelphia:
Roberto Café, 2108 South Street, Philadelphia, 215-545-0793.


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Efficient Indoor Ranging Algorithm Using Chirp Signalling
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In this paper, the authors propose an efficient ranging technique using chirp signal, which employs a matrix pencil method to estimate Time Of Arrival (TOA). The proposed TOA estimation method consists of a two-step signal processing: Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE)-based channel impulse response estimation and the channel delay tracking by matrix pencil algorithm. At the first step, the transmitted known chirp signals are cancelled out using the MMSE criterion. Then, the delay components are extracted by matrix pencil method using the estimated frequency channel impulse response. Simulation results show that the proposed scheme achieves small ranging error with low complexity.
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Chopin Conclusion, Regarding Etudes |
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Chopin Conclusion, Regarding Etudes |
IrisH - LoonY |
Nov 21 2005, 08:52 PM
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I've come to the conclusion about the Etudes Op.10 and Op.25
Easiest Etude - Op.25 No.2 in F minor Hardest Etude - Close call between Op.10 No.3 in E, Op.25 No.6 in G# minor and No.10 in B minor. That's just MY personal opinion mind you, I could be wrong. What do you think?? IrisH - LoonY P.S. I'm not going anywhere near these ghastly pieces....yet :P ! |
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