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SunnyDyRain posted a calendar event in Gluten-Free Community CalendarPIZZA PARTY AND ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS (includes a Roundtable just for teens & young adults) Monday, January 23, 2012
Holiday Cookie Exchange SC Pa GIG
SunnyDyRain posted a calendar event in Gluten-Free Community CalendarGluten Free Holiday Luncheon and Cookie Exchange In preparation for the holidays, we will hold another cookie exchange this year on Sunday, December 4th. This popular annual event keeps growing! Last year we had about 20 participants, and of course we all went home with a variety of delicious cookies for the holidays. Remember if you don
Gluten Intolerance Group of South Central Pa
SunnyDyRain posted a calendar event in Gluten-Free Community CalendarTopic: Gluten Intolerance and Autoimmune Reactions and Comorbidity; the presence of one or more disorders or disease in addition to a primary disease or disorder. Monday, October 17, 2011, at 6:00 p.m. Mohler Senior Center, 25 Hope Drive, Bldg. 35, Hershey Registration Deadline: Monday, October 10th Phone: 717-520-9817 or email: email@example.com Dr. Turnpaugh has been treating patients in the Mechanicsburg area for over 15 years. He is a graduate of Bloomsburg University, Life College of Chiropractic and The Carrick Institute where he also received his Neurology Diplomat. He loves learning the intricacies of functional medicine and neurology. He is now the proud owner and manager of "Brain Balance" which offers services to evaluate children for learning disabilities. He has lectured and treated patients all over the United States as well as overseas. Turnpaugh
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SunnyDyRain replied to blueeyedmanda's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes & Cooking TipsI know this is really late, but there is a gluten free cooking course offered TONIGHT at our Wegmans! Maybe they will have it again. We normally buy marinades and salad dressings to do that sort of stuff. We really need the cooking class! Anna
How I Know I Got Glutened...
SunnyDyRain replied to mamaesq's topic in Coping with Celiac DiseaseSometimes my symtoms range from canker sores to D to feeling like I have the flu. Depends on how bad i get it. Last night went to applebees and they sprinkled bread crumbs on my meal (WTF!) so all i could eat was the steak, i didn't see any crumbs on it, but alas today I have a canker sore. One Time I ordered a dip with veggies that was usally served in bread bowl, and i guess they put flour or something itte dip it'sself... I was sick for 4 days.
Daughter Needs College Roommate In Fl Fall 09
SunnyDyRain replied to Cath4k's topic in Coping with Celiac DiseaseYou may want to think about if your daughter REALLY needs a Celiac roommate. Usually your first year of college you eat mostly in the cafeteria and they will have to accommodate her meals, changes are she will not be the first or only one, and if she is, then they will have to learn. As for in room eating, it will require your daughter's roomate to be careful and mindful but i live with a gluten eating person and have never gotten glutened from sharing a microwave or fridge. At work I share a kitchen with 40 gluten eating people, still ok! She may have to be extra vigilant but it should not keep her from her college of choice!
Piazza Sorrento
SunnyDyRain posted a topic in Gluten-Free RestaurantsJust wanted to let everyone know that Piazza Sorrento is open in Hershey and has Gluten free pizza! I have had it 3 times, and only fell icky afterwards once, and that may have been the starbucks i had that sometimes does do it to me. http://mrsorrentos.com/piazza/default.cfm Go Eat Pizza... Be Merry!
Anyone From Pa.
SunnyDyRain replied to kimis's topic in Meeting RoomHarrisburg/Hershey Here!
Red Lobster
SunnyDyRain replied to jamiedolan's topic in Gluten-Free RestaurantsRed lobster is usally one of the places i love to go to eat. I usally end up getting crab legs or "pick two" shirimp combo. Salad with no crutons and a plain baked potatoe. Never get sick except when they put the crutons on the salad, but i blame myself for just picking them off not sending it back.
SunnyDyRain replied to wsieving's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsI find i need to avoid shampoo with wheat in it.. it makes my hair fall out in clumps. I'm a believer.
Help! Pain In Left Side When Lying Down
SunnyDyRain replied to alisaT's topic in Weight Issues & Celiac DiseaseI'd ask them about your gall bladder, they might have looked at that allready, or not. That caused problems with my father's lungs from the infection of the dead gall bladder inside him.
I had no idea NSAIDS had anything to do with it! I used to take it alot pre Celiac diagnosis because I had headaches all the time from Gluten. That was 15 monthes ago they subsided, but still usally need a dose every 3 weeks or so for aches or a rare headaches. Is Tylenol safe?
Cadburys....gluten Free?
SunnyDyRain replied to wilem008's topic in International Room (Outside USA)Hrm, I eat Carmellos all the time, as well as many other Hershey chocolates. (I work on Chocolate Ave, Hershey Pa - 2 blocks from the plant the whole town smells like chocolate, i can't help myself!) I can't say that I i don't have D daily, I do, but they don't give me the tell tale DH on my lips from gluten. I consider hershey's safe, and I know a few people that work there and they are confident most that "full size" candy bars that do not disclose wheat are safe. I am told kit kats share lines with other candies, in full size, but that is the only one. Reeses has a completely separate plant. "fun size" candy bars do not have dedicated lines, and are manufatured all over the US, no garrentees about lines there. Being I am in Hershey, most of my chocolate is made in Hershey plant, and that is what my souses know. People further away may be getting from other plants with different dedicated lines. So any problems with glutening from Hershey chocolate is probally a shared line problem not a recipe problem.
I've just been diagnosted with lymphocytic Colitis just yesterday, I've been put on Asacol. 800mg 2x's a day. I was diagnosed by colonospy and biopsies. They also did some blood work, My SRP (infmattion Index) was 3.36 ( supposed to be <.8) and Sediment was 45 (supposed to be less than 20). The nurse who was telling me that this is very inflammed! I'm looking forward to getting rid of the D, I find it so frustrating that I do so much with gluten-free and i STILL have problems. I see my Gastro NP next thursday, hope to find out more. Ironically, I went to my Gastro told her about my celiac, wanted to look at my small intestine, but when she saw my blood work she knew I was complying and looked past celiac as the problems. anyway, just sort of venting about the new diagnosis. take care all!


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Feeder are an alternative rock group, formed in Newport, Wales in 1991. Feeder's original line-up consisted of vocalist and guitarist Grant Nicholas, drummer Jon Lee and bass player Taka Hirose. By 1995 they released their debut EP Two Colours and a second EP titled Swim, which was followed by their 1997 debut album Polythene, after being met with critical acclaim and made the UK Top 75. Their second album, Yesterday Went Too Soon (1999), again found favour with critics and reached number eight in the UK. The band's cult status was followed by mainstream success in 2001, as they scored a UK Top 10 and South Africa airplay number one hit with the single "Buck Rogers", and the attendant album Echo Park (2001), which reached number five in the UK. Their next release, Comfort in Sound (2002) was released nine months after Jon Lee committed suicide in his Miami home in January 2002, it spawned the hit singles "Come Back Around", their second top 10 single "Just the Way I'm Feeling", "Forget About Tomorrow" and "Find the Colour". The album was recorded with then former Skunk Anansie drummer Mark Richardson, before charting at number six. Two more studio albums were released being Pushing the Senses (2005), which reached number two and spawned four hit singles including their third UK top 10 "Tumble and Fall", before Silent Cry (2008) charted at number eight, later becoming their last album recorded with Mark Richardson as he would return to a reformed Skunk Anansie in 2009. After the release of Pushing the Senses, The Singles reached number two in 2006.
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How to get the most from every minute
If you want a better financial life, it often starts with taking a look at the way you are living.
Just think about it. When would you even have time to do a budget or come up with a plan to pay down your debts when you're wired in all kinds of ways to your job?
Technology has made us so readily accessible to our places of employment that it sucks time from our private lives. Time you need to fix your finances or clean your home or visit with friends. Or just take a nap.
We are so hyped from being technologically connected 24/7 that before we know it, we've lost track of time.
I've become so Twitter-obsessed that I lose track of the tasks I plan to do. One tweet takes me to another that takes me to dozens of articles, mostly about personal finance.
But I've found a book that challenged me to examine my life so that I can make the most of the time I have.
We all have the same number of hours in a day. So ask yourself if you are using them wisely.
My finances might be in order, but I need to cut something out so I can get more sleep.
You may be concerned about your money, but are you doing what it takes to stop being so frazzled about it?
If you answered no, you'll find some help in "Say Goodbye to Survival Mode" by Crystal Paine.
Paine, who runs the popular website MoneySavingMom.com, writes: "While I was trying to help people with their money and budget problems, I realized I couldn't address their financial struggles until I first helped these women deal with deeper issues, such as a lack of purpose, a loss of perspective, and a sense of hopelessness."
Here are some questions Paine says you should ask yourself:
• Do you struggle with having so many things you want to do but not the motivation to get them done?
• Do you put unrealistic expectations on yourself to have and do it all?
• Do you have trouble figuring out the right priorities, especially as they relate to your finances?
"You don't have to stay perpetually overwhelmed and exhausted, barely existing in survival mode, anymore," she says. "You can start living with direction and passion."
The direction Paine promises is delivered in nine strategies to bring order and purpose into your life. Here are a few:
• Create a personal priorities list.
Not to fear, this isn't another thing to add to your to-do list. It's a way to organize what's important so you have a plan going forward.
We are all so tired and unable to tackle the things that really matter to us because we try to do it all.
• Create a daily routine that builds your schedule around your priorities.
"Living with purpose means wisely choosing and committing to a few of the best things for the season of life you're in," Paine writes.
This tip alone deserves a big "amen."
If you have a lot of child care expenses right now, then this may not be the season when you can eat out a lot or take expensive vacations.
That's how you make a budget work. Pick and choose the things you can afford based on the season you're in.
• Be SMART, an acronym meaning set specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound goals that have an end date.
You might be inclined to roll your eyes. Don't, because goal-setting works.
"If you don't know where you're aiming, you're going to lack direction and purpose," Paine says.
• Be intentional with your money. Part of being intentional is developing a budget and living not within your means but below your means.
I know people have the desire to become better money managers but they don't have the energy because they're overwhelmed. Paine helps clear the clutter.
"You can't change your financial situation unless you also change the way you're doing something," she writes.


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For this loop I've returned to the Spirit Realm focusing on the behind the scenes preparations for the Talsark Wars. Soulbeings wishing to experience combat are congregating around the Gatherers. Two opposing sides have been created for the conflict, the older and more historic planets of the Inner Rimworlds verses the younger and wealthier Outer Rimworld planets. The twin Gatherers are ancient beings who rally souls for incarnation, they are neutral and care little for the outcome of the conflict ahead. The Gatherers only concern is to attract participants to the correct side before incarnation.
|The Outer Rimworld Gatherer calls for Incarnates. Reworked from the animation assets.
|The War Weavers do the bidding of "The Empty". Reworked from the animation assets.
|Sketch of a Spiritbeing inflicted with Karmabunkles and Lymphets.
To remove their invertebrate burdens these souls need to balance each selfish destructive and hateful act with ones of sacrifice and love, which the molluscs dislike and detach. One way is to offer themselves as innocent victims in the upcoming wars, where the deed they did to another Zoon will be done to them. The Gatherer of Victims is the where they congregate to prepare for their life of sacrifice.
|The Gatherer of Victims. Reworked still from the 'One' animation.
Observing the whole parade of souls choosing their roles for the conflict are Lokki and Alia. They are already incarnated at this point, but while their bodies sleep, they return to their true form to assess what is to come. Lokki is concerned that such a vast spectacle can be halted by his own actions. He is the only Zoon who is destined to stop the war.
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Average Americans who shop at the grocery store, fill up their tanks at the gas pump and pay monthly utility bills have to be shaking their heads in confusion amid the growing debate over inflation.
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On the surface, it doesn't seem confusing: if the costs of goods and services are moving higher, as they are in many sectors of the economy that directly affect consumers, then inflation is a concern.
Consider the following data released this week by the Department of Labor: consumer prices jumped 0.4% in May over April, the largest increase in over a year, and the broader consumer-price index rose 2.1% from a year ago, which is higher than the Federal Reserve's 2% target rate for inflation.
Economists may have been taken by surprise (they had predicted a smaller increase), but consumer probably weren't.
Anyone who's been to the grocery store recently knows how sharply prices have risen, especially for meat and poultry, staples of most households' dinner menus.
More broadly, the Labor Department reported that "the indexes for shelter, electricity, food, airline fares, and gasoline were among those that contributed" to the unexpected increase in consumer prices. The food index posted its largest increase since August 2011, the government said, and increases in the electricity and gasoline indexes contributed to a 0.9% rise in the energy index.
Food Isn't Non-Discretionary
As any consumer knows, the costs cited most prominently by the government are deemed non-discretionary spending in virtually every household. We're not talking about the price of a jet ski or a weekend in Las Vegas. Groceries have to be purchased if the family is going to eat. The gas tank has to be filled if mom and dad are going to get to work. The rent has to be paid if the family is to remain in its home. Same with the energy bill if the lights are going to stay on. And so on.
The problem is that the areas where prices are currently moving higher, primarily food and energy, are considered too volatile and susceptible to temporary events such as the weather or political strife overseas to prompt the Federal Reserve into action.
One of the Fed's dual mandates is price stability, or keeping a lid on inflation. (The other is full employment.) In normal times, the Fed could point to a harsh winter, a drought in California and upheaval in the Middle East and say no long-term policy actions are needed to rein in inflation.
But these are hardly normal times. The Fed is in the early stages of winding down its unprecedented accommodative policies initiated to ward off an outright depression in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
Part of that unwinding process will include raising interest rates from the historically low, near-zero range where they've been held for the last five and half years.
How Much Inflation is a Good Thing?
Inflation hawks, including some vocal members of the central bank's policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee, have long argued that creating easy money through the Fed's asset purchasing program and low interest rates will one day result in runaway inflation. Pumping almost unlimited amounts of cash into the economy will eventually result in higher prices, they say.
That argument has grown considerably stronger with the recent inflationary data.
Add to that the recent strengthening of the U.S. labor markets, which should tighten demand for jobs and push up wages, and a jump in inflation is inevitable. The question is how big a jump.
The part that's confusing to most people is that the Fed wants some inflation -- a 2% annual rate to be specific -- because it means the economy is humming along nicely, creating jobs, lifting wages and increasing consumers' ability to spend. All of which generates demand for goods and spurs economic growth.
Despite the jump in high-profile consumer prices, prices overall haven't risen enough to convince the Fed that the economy is humming along nicely. So a majority of Fed policy makers, known as inflation doves, are vowing to keep interest rates low for the foreseeable future, or at least until the inflation rate approaches that 2% target and unemployment falls nearly another full percentage point.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen, the most prominent and influential of the Fed's doves, on Wednesday disagreed with a suggestion that Fed is ignoring inflationary red flags, referring to the recent jump in consumer prices as "noise" in the data. ("Noise" is economist jargon for a temporary blip.)
A Giant Balancing Act
The Fed has committed to a strategy of gradually unwinding its stimulus programs, tapering asset purchases by $10 billion per month and holding off on raising interest rates until the economy is strong enough to stand on its own, probably sometime in mid-2015.
It's giant balancing act, one that will significantly impact long-term lending rates, home values and corporate earnings. If the Fed pulls back too soon the fragile economic recovery could falter – again. But if the Fed waits too long to pull back, the risks include runaway inflation and asset bubbles.
Meanwhile, the Fed's cosmic dilemma is already hitting consumers where it hurts the most – their wallets.


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So much of what we think of as straight ahead jazz was shaped by the Blue Note Sound. As the host of this special (Jim Luce) explains, in the mid-2oth century Producer Alfred Lyons brought a diverse group of musicians into the studio to conceive, compose and make jazz records without compromise. In Rudy Van Gelder's recording studio in New Jersey, fueled by an intensively creative, collaborative, risk-taking and "hip" culture among the artists' magic happened.
The hour provides a good sampling of music that epitomized that period, featuring artists (interchangeable leaders and sidemen) that included the likes of Horace Silver, J.J. Johnson, Joe Henderson, Dexter Gordon, Freddie Hubbard, Woodie Shaw, Lee Morgan, Billy Higgens, McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Billy Cobham, Jackie McLean and more.


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IntelliShock 506 Energizer
It's our best plug-in energizer for fences in high resistance conditions. Even on lower-resistance fences, the joules it delivered to the end of the fence were often double that provided by other 5-joule units. The 506 is excellent for repelling hard-to-stop deer herds that are "addicted" to vegetables, trees and shrubs in commercial fruit and vegetable acres.
In our field tests, no plug-in unit (not even some with 30 stored joules) matched the 506 for energizing fences that had high circuit resistances (dry/snow/rocky/sandy soils and animals with high internal resistances such as deer, goats and rabbits).
Common Uses
- 6.5 stored joules
- 5 released joules
- 4.1 output joules in moist soils
- 4 output joules in dry soils
- Requires at least 8-15 feet of ground rod in the ground.
- Draws 22 watts per hour.
- 48 pulses per minute.
- 4' cord
- 2 prong plug
- Features an output level 1 terminal for low resistance fences and a level 5 output terminal for high resistance fences.
- Features an 'end fence' terminal that allows you to check the voltage at the end of the fence line.
Should Power...
- 19,500' of weed laden fence.
- 14-18 rolls of 164' net
- 14-18 rolls of 100' QuikFence All distances are dependent on amount of grass/weed load on the fence.
- Connect insulated cable (stripped back 1 - 2" on ends) to the fence terminal on energizer, run the cable to the fence line and connect.
- Then run a second length of cable from the ground terminal (with ends stripped again) on the energizer to the ground rod.
- Secure to ground rod with a clamp.
- Plug into outlet and test fence. Unit indicator light should flash and a tic-tac sound will be heard. If the voltage drops below 2000v, the indicator light will not flash.
- Warning: Powerful high joule unit. Use with caution. Do not use with fences near children, visitors or the public.
- When working on the fence, make sure the energizer is unplugged before working on the fence or the energizer.
To Reduce Risk & Liability
- Never place your head or upper spine near an electrified wire. Accidental head or neck contact can occur when pushing a voltage probe into the soil. Be careful when doing so to avoid head-to-wire contact!
- Never attempt to step over or climb through an energized fence of any kind.
- Never encourage anyone to touch an electric fence.
- Test the energizer first
- Turn off energizer.
- Disconnect ground wire and the fence wire.
- Turn energizer back on.
- With fence tester, put the ground probe (or clamp) to the ground terminal on the energizer and the metal loop (or positive clamp) at the top of the tester to the fence/positive terminal. The reading you get tells you how well the energizer is working without any other variables. If there is a very low voltage (under 4000v) or no voltage, then the energizer may have a problem. If the voltage is high (greater than 4000v) then the trouble lies with your fence. Most energizers put out between 5000v and 8000v when there is no load (i.e. no fence hooked up).
- Check that the 110v outlet is "live" by using a plug-in drill or test light.
- If the test light works and the energizer does not, call Premier.
If the fence is at fault, then you must find the fault(s) and fix them. Here's how to start this process:
If you have a Fault Finder you can simply touch the fence with the Fault Finder at various points along the electric fence(s). The Fault Finder will tell you at each point which direction to go in to locate the problem. Move in that direction testing as you go and you will arrive at the problem.
If you lack a Fault Finder…
- Walk or drive along the fence looking for any point in which the energized wires touch the soil, a steel post or a steel wire. On HT wire fences, check the wires at braces to see if they are touching a hot wire. On netting, look for a hot wire touching the metal stake at the bottom of the plastic posts. Also look for damaged insulators.
- If the fence can be separated into several parts (by switches or by disconnecting parts of it), you can locate the problem by beginning at the far end and then progressively turn off or disconnect the sections of fence. When the voltage on the remaining fence rises sharply, you've located the section(s) that's causing the problems.
- The alternative to (2.) is to begin at the fencer and progressively turn on sections of the fence. When the voltage suddenly drops you can assume that the problem is in the section most recently connected.
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
Fence Connectors and Accessories
5-Light Wireless Fence TesterItem #200006 -
Low cost 5-light wireless tester to measure approximate fence voltage. Used to determine if your energizer/charger is working properly.$15.00
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Digital VoltmeterItem #132000 -
Accurately tests the voltage of an electric fence. Useful for troubleshooting energizer issues too.$37.00
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Fence Fault FinderItem #133500 -
3 in 1 tester for fence voltage, intensity of current and fault finder.$101.00
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Live Fence IndicatorItem #133515 -
For instant reassurance that your fence is working. Place permanently on your fence line and simply look for the flash when you pass by. No batteries required.$40.00
Fence Connectors and Accessories
BlitzLight™Item #132300 -
Flashes with every pulse over 3000v (the opposite of the Volt Alarm). For energizers 0.5 joule or larger.$35.50
Energizer Solar Panels and Accessories
Galvanized Lightning DiverterItem #156310 -
Reduces risk of lightning damaging an energizer by redirecting the energy to the ground.$8.40
Handling Equipment
Ground Rod and/or Connecting Pin, 3 ftItem #151200 -
Effectively ground energizers or firmly secure handling equipment. Galvanized pin is resilient to rust and wear.$5.80
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Ground Rod, Galvanized, 6 ftItem #151000 -
Complete the circuit of your electric fence with galvanized grounds. No corrosion unlike copper rods.$19.00
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Clamp—for Ground RodItem #151800 -
Simple hose clamp firmly holds negative leads from the energizer to the ground rod.$1.55
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Cut Out SwitchItem #333000 -
This reliable, single-throw cut out switch stops the flow of electricity from one fence to another.$7.92
Energizer Solar Panels and Accessories
Double Insulated Wire, 50 ft. coilItem #164104 -
If you intend to build permanent electric fences, you're going to need double insulated wire.$14.50
Energizer Solar Panels and Accessories
Double Insulated Wire, 100 ft. coilItem #164107 -
If you intend to build permanent electric fences, you're going to need double insulated wire.$29.00
Energizer Solar Panels and Accessories
MaxiShock Double Insulated Cable, 50'Item #164204 -
Premier's MaxiShock 7 strand cable covered with a double layer of pliable plastic insulation.$14.50
Energizer Solar Panels and Accessories
MaxiShock Double Insulated Cable, 100'Item #164207 -
Premier's MaxiShock 7 strand cable covered with a double layer of pliable plastic insulation.$29.00
Fence Connectors and Accessories
Warning SignItem #346000 -
Attaches to an electric fence for netting to warn people that the fence is electrified.$0.98
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This is, by far, the best charger I have ever used (and boy, have I used a bunch of them!) The wide impedence is an answer to prayer, as we fight dual problems of lots of weeds and rock hard ground that is often bone dry. (I don't know how we got blessed with both drought and weeds, but we've got it!). We energize approximately 20 miles of aluminum medium-tensile wire, plus somewhere around 20 of Premier's electrified netting rolls, and it is a sad day when we accidentally touch the fence. The warning to keep children and visitors away is quite appropriate.
You absolutely cannot spend money better on an energizer, if you need one for a lot of fence. I will never buy any other charger again.
Thank you, Premier and horizont for solving all my electric fencing woes!


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The History Of Education In England
An occasional series highlighting the history of our education system from the 6th Century onwards
Henry VIII
1500-1600 Renaissance and Reformation
Europe was reshaped by two forces during this time.
The first of these was the Renaissance (rebirth), a cultural movement that started in Italy during the 14th Century before spreading throughout the continents over the following three hundred years. Whilst the Renaissance tends to be considered in terms of artistic development such as linear perspective in painting it also encompassed a resurge in learning from classical sources and a more generally humanist educational reform. This educational reform was based on reasoning and empirical evidence.
The second force was the Reformation, the establishment of Protestantism as a branch of Christianity. It was prompted by discontent with the perceived worldliness of the Papacy and the financial demands it made. It had begun as far back as the 14th Century when the Lollards, led by John Wycliffe and the Hussites who were followers of a Czech reformer called Jan Hus began to attack the hierarchical and legalistic structure of the Church. The Reformation however, is usually reckoned as having begun in 1517 when Martin Luther protested about Church corruption and the sale of indulgences. The movement subsequently spread across Europe during the following two hundred years.
The English Reformation
For England's part the process was a much more local affair and centred on Henry VIII's disputes with Rome regarding the status of his marriages. At first Henry (pictured – from the portrait by Hans Holbein) opposed the reforming movement and dedicated his book Assertio Septum Sacramentorum (Defence of the Seven Sacraments) to Pope Leo X, who rewarded him in 1521 with the title Fidei Defensor (Defender of the Faith). This Papal loyalty began to change in 1527 with Henry's desire to end his marriage to Catherine of Aragon in order to marry Anne Boleyn. In addition he was also keen to extend the sovereignty of central government. It was therefore, for both political and personal reasons that he both overthrew and dissolved the monasteries.
Henry's education was under the direction of John Skelton and Bernard Andre amongst others, and as a result he received the best grammar school, song school and university education of the day. He studied Latin, literature, rhetoric, dialectic, music, French, Italian and Spanish.
According to the historian Leach:
"Henry VIII was, perhaps, the most highly educated person for his time who ever sat on the throne of England. … Hence his zeal for learning and for education. No king ever showed more desire to promote learning and learned men, and none was more impressed and desirous of impressing on others the advantages, or did more for the advancement of education. Whether in the statutes of the realm or in the ordinances and statutes of the many foundations of his time, he was never tired of expatiating on the necessity of education and the benefit that educated men were to church and commonwealth." (Leach 1915:277)
Leach estimated that there were approximately 400 schools for a population of just 2.25 million with one school for every 5,625 people although he did accept that it was difficult to ascertain the precise number of schools and even harder to calculate the exact population levels at any given point during the Middle Ages.
Under Henry's leadership, the English Reformation affected education in a number of ways. Some of the old foundation schools were closed and an equal number of new ones were opened. Many older schools were revived, expanded, or converted into free schools. The grammar school remained central to the system, but there was an important change in its sponsorship. While the typical medieval grammar school belonged to the church, the new grammar schools were mostly private foundations supervised in variable degrees by both Church and State.
The abolition of the larger monasteries in 1540 resulted in the refounding of twelve grammar schools as part of so-called 'new foundation' cathedrals. In these new institutions the monks, who had removed the canons 600 years earlier, were now turned out to make room for canons.
The statutes of the re-founded school at Canterbury included a chapter concerning 'The Method of Teaching". It allowed for six classes with three under the Usher and three under the headmaster. These schools would provide the majority of the education of England until the eighteenth century.
Another major outcome of the Reformation was the translation of the Latin Bible into the vernacular of the day and in 1535 Henry VIII's Vicar-General and chief adviser Thomas Cromwell ordered that copies of William Tyndale's new English Bible were to be placed in every parish church. Parliament was unhappy with this decision and showed its displeasure in 1543 (three years after Cromwell had fallen from grace and been executed) by passing an Act which banned artisans, husbandmen, labourers, servants and almost all women from reading or discussing the Bible. The prohibition proved impossible to enforce however. And the brief availability of the English Bible had already encouraged many to learn to read and had made them think about the nature of society and the church. 'This was a cultural revolution of unprecedented proportions and the consequences are deemed to have stretched way beyond the period of the Reformation and the English Revolution.
The English Renaissance
The Renaissance came relatively late to England and is widely viewed as being a feature of the Elizabethan period in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, with writers like William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Edmund Spenser, Sir Thomas More, Francis Bacon, Sir Philip Sidney and John Milton, architects such as Inigo Jones, and composers Thomas Tallis, John Taverner and William Byrd. However, while the Reformation resulted in changes to the structure of the English school system, the Renaissance appears to have had little effect on the curriculum. One historian wrote:
'while the schools were reorganised by the Reformation their teaching was not redirected by the Renaissance'.
This meant that Greek and occasionally Hebrew were added to the main Latin curriculum (to assist correct understanding of the scriptures) and there was more study of literature, but the education provided by the grammar schools – and by the universities – remained rigid and narrow.
As a result the major achievements of the Renaissance, in the vernacular literatures, in geographical discovery, in new painting and music, in the new spirit in philosophy and physical inquiry, in changing attitudes to the individual, had little effect on the standard forms of general education.
The renaissance did however, have the effect of extending education to the laity while Henry's reforms reduced the control of the monks. The period was a complex one, but with three clear trends: 'the increase in vernacular teaching, the failure of the traditional institutions to adapt either to a changing economy or to an expanding culture, and the passing of most of the leading schools from sponsorship by a national institution to private benefaction. The main educational theories of the Renaissance – especially the ideal of the scholar-courtier – had little effect on English schools. It has also been argued that they had 'the paradoxical effect of reducing the status of schools' in favour of an alternative pattern, 'drawing in part on the chivalric tradition, of education at home through a private tutor' (Williams 1961:133), a preference which, for many families, would last well into the nineteenth century.
Apprenticeships and chivalry
As early as the 16th century and even more so in the 17th there was much criticism of the limited curriculum of the grammar schools because it was based on the requirements of the universities and the learned professions. In particular, it no longer suited the needs of the upper classes, who wanted their sons trained for posts at Court, for diplomacy and for higher appointments in the army. As a result, two other types of educational provision became popular with the upper classes: apprenticeships in crafts and trades, which were standardised in the Elizabethan Statute of Artificers in 1562; and the chivalry system, which enabled noble families to send their young sons to be pages at great houses and undergo a course of training for knighthood. It has been pointed out that the existence of these two systems, alongside the academic system, reminds us of the determining effect on education of the actual social structure. The labouring poor were largely unaccounted for although there are notable cases of individual boys getting a complete education, through school and university based on merit. For the rest, education was organised in general relation to a firm structure of inherited and destined status and condition: the craft apprentices, the future knights, the future clerisy.
At this time, in France and in the German and Scandinavian states – knightly or courtly academies were being founded to give instruction to young nobles, not only in horsemanship and the use of arms, but also in modern languages, history and geography, and in the application of mathematics to military and civil engineering.
A proposal for the establishment of a school on these lines in England was made by Sir Humphrey Gilbert in 1572, and in the following century Cowley, Locke, Defoe and other writers urged the setting up of such schools. In the 17th century England's upper classes sent their sons to private tutors, and then to the continental knightly or courtly academies. The development of this type of school designed for the governing class was one of a number of movements which reflected the disparity between classical grammar schools and the requirements of contemporary life.
New types of school
Although the traditional grammar school changed little, there were significant developments in the education of younger children. The number of schools increased and there was a wide variety of forms, ranging from instruction by priests to private adventure schools..
Another type of school which began to develop was the 'writing school'. The aim of these schools was to meet the secular needs of a society in which trade was now expanding rapidly and whose administration was becoming more complex. Some grammar schools adopted their policy of teaching English and accounts.
Elizabethan England
Elizabeth I's reign from 1558 to 1603 was a period of extraordinary expansion: Elizabethan England 'took the world by surprise' – in navigation, commerce, colonisation, poetry, drama, philosophy and science. Much of this was due to 'the immense extension of lay initiative and effort' in every area of national life – 'not least in the sphere of education and the schools' (Leach 1915:332).
One of the most notable educationists of the period was Roger Ascham (1515-1568), the teacher of Queen Elizabeth. He bemoaned the lack of status accorded to education:
"It is pitie, that commonlie, more care is had, yea and that emonges verie wise men, to finde out rather a cunnynge man for their horse, than a cunnyng man for their children. To the one they will gladlie giue a stipend of 200 crounes by yeare, and loth to offer to the other 200 shillinges. God suffereth them, to haue, tame, and well ordered horse, but wilde and vnfortunate children." (The Scholemaster, quoted in Nunes, undated)
Ascham also stressed the importance of play in education.
'The Scholehouse should be in deede, as it is called by name, the house of playe and pleasure, and not of feare and bondage.'
He set up his own school, funded by Richard Sackville.
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Details have emerged of an extraordinary data breach incident in which a US medical practice had thousands patient records and emails encrypted by attackers who then demanded a ransom to unscramble the data.
The incident appears to have come to light after a security blogger 'Dissent Doe' noticed a data breach report made by Illinois-based The Surgeons of Lake County medical centre to the US Department of Health and Human Services.
According to a small newswire that reported events, attackers were able to compromise one of the medical centre's servers, encrypting its contents including 7,067 patient records and a quantity of emails.
The first the centre knew about the attack was on 25 June when a ransom note for an undisclosed sum was posted on the server, at which point it was turned off.
It is not clear whether the data was recovered through backups but the organisations reported the incident to the police and Department of Health.
"Safeguarding every patient's personal information is a top priority at The Surgeons of Lake County. We are devoting significant people and technological resources to help protect patient confidentiality," the centre's president Dr Scott Otto said in an official statement at the time.
What marks the compromise out from almost every data breach attack recorded is that the attackers opted to extort the victim organisation rather than attempting to sell or exploit the data itself.
It remains unlikely that the intention was to abuse this data directly; having occurred only days before the extortion note was received, the criminals would normally want a longer period to execute data and identity theft crimes. Most data theft criminals attempt to go undetected for this reason.
The criminals will, nevertheless, had access to sensitive data including names, addresses, social security and credit cards numbers plus medical records, prompting the centre to inform its affected patents of the breach.
"This is a warning bell. Maybe they're the canary in the coal mine that unpredictable things can happen to data once it's digitized," said Santa Clara University law school professor, Dorothy Glancy, quoted by Bloomberg.
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Not quite sure what you mean by "one of my PCs on the external network"; I'll assume you mean the internal network.
Check to see if you have a folder called "bits" in the directory "/usr/pluto/orbiter". If you don't, make one.And don't forget to Full regen your orbiters before you reload.
The dir is there, but it's empty.I've always done a "full regen" followed by a quick reload of the core when working on the web orbiter definition. But, I'm still not seeing any icons to click/touch/angrily wave my finger at.
I'm sure there are people that are using that kind of network setup successfully, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that it is "recommended" - where did you get that information from? As far as I know, LMCE should always be the gateway/firewall to the Internet, and your LMCE devices should be on the internal network. Your network setup might be the cause of many of your problems.
What?! It's in the wiki!! I'll have to find the page that mentions it.
In any case, what I'm doing should not in anyway affect the operation of LinuxMCE. My current network may as well be the Internet - the Core won't know any different.
I would be interested in knowing which page it is, as maybe I have got this wrong. I would say it's OK for testing purposes, but seeing as you have got it things up and running now (mostly), then why not use your core as your gateway.
But surely in your setup LMCE won't be providing the IPs to PC1 and PC2? Which is where you are trying to use the web orbiter from! I don't know, I'm no expert. I would try it on the LMCE internal network as I said, if only temporarily.
Back to your issue m3. Did you turn off the firewall on the core. You can sit there and open up ports and create routes but since you have a firewall between you and the Internet I would disable the firewall on the core all together.
Also, I'm not sure I understand this log you posted. Is 192.168.80.4 the IP address of your PC?
Here's the deal, make your life easy and assign a different IP range to the external network. Keep the LMCE network in the 192.168.80.0 range!! So IPcop will provide addresses in the 192.168.25.0 range (external). That could possible give your core an external ip address similar to 192.168.25.3, and your PC an IP address like 192.168.25.2. To access the web orbiter from the PC type 192.168.25.3 in the address bar.
Can you ping the core from the external network? It sounds like you turned on remote access to the core on port 80 , which explains why you can get to web admin but not the orbiter or ssh. Click on the firewall option under networking and disable IPV4 and 6 firewalls.
The 192.168.80.4 IP is the IP that LinuxMCE keeps assigning to the Generic Web Orbiter. The Proxy Orbiter gets the IP 192.168.80.3. I didn't input these - they get added automatically by LinuxMCE.
I don't know, someone correct me if i'm wrong, but I don't think you configured the proxy orbiter correctly. My web orbiters don't have IP addresses assigned to them and they all work just fine. Did you follow these instructions? http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Web_Orbiter_2.0Don't forget rule number 1.


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What: The Dairy Center for the Arts presents three different Valentine's Day offerings, followed by dessert and wine in the lobby gallery. The Central City Opera will perform "Love Notes," the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company brings "Annapurna" and the Boedecker Cinema will screen "Girl on a Bicycle."
When: All shows start at 7:30 pm. Friday, Feb. 14
Where: The Dairy Center, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder
Cost: $20 per person for the opera; $25 for the play; $10 for the movie
Info: thedairy.org or 303-444-7328
Ladies only
What: UP Talks presents BED Talks series: "A pre-Valentine's Intimate Exploration of Love and Sexuality for Smart, Savvy Women," featuring Joanna Kennedy of the Center for Happiness, Love and Pleasure
When: 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 12
Where: Shine Restaurant & Gathering Place, 2027 13th St., Boulder
Cost: $25 (or $20 each when you buy three or more)
Info: uptalks.com/bed-talks-pre-valentines-intimate-exploration-love-sexuality or happinessloveandpleasure.com
Valentine's Day feels different for Beth Powell this year. Different can be good.
While planning a large Valentine's Day event in Boulder, Powell went through a breakup, meaning she'll be spending this V-Day single.
And she's celebrating — as her own Valentine, she says.
"I'm tuning in strongly to this belief that we need to show up first for ourselves," she says.
That's one message she hopes the community gets from her unique pre-Valentine's Day event, an interactive discussion to explore ideas of intimacy, chemistry, passion and masculine and feminine energies. Powell invites women at any point in their relationships, whether married, divorced, single, straight, gay, happy or seeking — every woman can benefit from sharing and inspiration, she believes.
Powell runs BED Talks, a sex, love and sexuality series for women produced by UP Talks.
Powell's Valentine's Day event joins a handful of other unconventional Valentine's Day activities around Boulder County — from drag burlesque, to a circusy spin on Shakespeare, to aerial acrobats, to a family friendly dance party.
For the first time, The Dairy Center for the Arts is offering three different performances — opera, theater and a movie — for people to select from, before bringing all three crowds together for a free wine and dessert party in the lobby gallery.
"You can take your pick of what type of entertainment and arts experience you want, whether it's a romantic comedy, a play or music featuring the Central City Opera, their first time at the Dairy," says Bill Obermeier, executive director of The Dairy.
The opera will present "Love Notes," and the Boedecker Cinema is featuring the rom-com, "Girl on a Bicycle."
The Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company will perform "Annapurna," a love story set in Colorado following lovers who parted ways 20 years ago but still carry deep feelings for one another. Stephen Weitz, producing ensemble director of the company, says the play has been well received both on and off Broadway, and although it was written by Boulder native Sharr White, this is the regional premiere of "Annapurna."
"It's a great alternative Valentine's Day fare for audiences who may not be looking for something saccharine but still want something full of heart and romance at the same time," Weitz says.
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Weitz's phrase could be used to describe the BED Talks event, too.
The event, set for Wednesday, features Boulderite Joanna Kennedy, of the local Center for Happiness, Love and Pleasure.
Kennedy, an intimacy coach, garnered widespread fame when a video she made about "Advanced Kissing Techniques" went viral on YouTube.
The video and Kennedy were recently featured on VH1's "40 Greatest Viral Videos," compilation of funny and sometimes shocking videos that became overnight online sensations. "Advanced Kissing Techniques," whereby Kennedy and a partner talk about kissing and demonstrate it, was selected from hundreds of different clips.
On national TV, Kennedy taught comedian Jared Logan how to "kiss and really mean it."
She won't be teaching advanced kissing techniques Wednesday, but her views on the important differences between masculine and feminine energies might surprise you, in a different way.
About a decade ago, Kennedy says, she left a corporate career as an electrical engineer in the oil and gas industry in Texas to study and discover what it really meant to be a woman. She said she had been burying her femininity for so long, while trying to pursue the masculine expressions of success and strength, that she barely knew herself.
"I get why I'm miserable, and why I'm successful," Kennedy remembers thinking. "So how do I find the real me and still be successful?"
Today, her life is dedicated to teaching people the importance of both masculine and feminine qualities, and then helping people embody their own true traits.
At the pre-Valentine's Day event, she will help participants sense a deeper awareness of their femininity, where they might be in or out of sync with it and help them reconnect with their power as women. She says she will ask questions so women will gain awareness about their deepest desires — not just social messages.
"This is the time to really listen to the heart, listen to the spirit, listen to the body," Kennedy says. "What do I really want in my love life and sexual life? And take a stand for a it. There's so much available to create the love, intimacy and passion that we all long for."
Aerial dance show, three-course dinner, ballroom dancing
What: Iluminar Aerial presents Love Flies High, a special Valentine's Day event and show, featuring aerial acrobats, a candlelit meal, dance lessons after the show and even Valentine's-themed vendors with gifts from around the country
When: 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14
Where: 2655 Industrial Lane, Broomfield
Tickets: $90 per couple or $50 per person
Info: facebook.com/IluminarAerial
Note: Also check out Iluminar Aerial's Valentine's Student Showcase, featuring student choreography, at 2 p.m. Sunday at the same location — for only $1 per ticket and free for performers and their families
Romantic, musical evening at Chautauqua
What: Valentine Package includes dinner and wine at the Chautauqua Dining Hall, music by Gretchen Peters at the Chautauqua Community House and one-night stay at the historic Chautauqua cottage
When: Dinner, 5 p.m Friday, Feb. 14.; performance starts at 7:30
Where: Chautauqua, 900 Baseline Road, Boulder
Tickets: $299
Info: chautauqua.com or 303-440-3776
"The Vagina Monologues" fundraiser and show
What: Naropa University and the Boulder community comes together to perform the award-winning "The Vagina Monologues," true stories from more than 200 women around the world. The event will raise money for V-Day's One Billion Rising campaign and for Boulder Valley Women's Health Center.
When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11-Thursday, Feb 13
Where: Performing Arts Center, Naropa University campus, Boulder
Tickets: $10; Naropa students free
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Annual "Dance, Baby, Dance" event
What: LOCAL Theater Company presents a free, family friendly dance party featuring a live DJ, stilt-walker, costumes, percussion instruments to borrow, a Valentine-making station and other activities. The event is part of thousands of other parties across the world in observance of One Billion Rising, which raises awareness about abuse against women.
When: 4:30-6:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14
Where: Shine Restaurant &Gathering Place, 2027 13th St., Boulder
Tickets: Free
Info: localtheatercompany.org
Drag + burlesque = Draglesque
What: A fusion of drag and burlesque, organized by Boulder Burlesque and the Sexy Mountain Kings, a local drag troupe.
When: 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 12-Friday, Feb. 14
Where: Wednesday-Thursday, Alchemy of Movement, 2436 30th St., Boulder; Friday, Shine Restaurant & Gathering Place.
Tickets $10 advance/$12 door; 10 percent of proceeds go to support therapy for the transgender community.
Info: Boulderburlesque.com
Magic and the fantastically irreverent
What: The Obscene/Courageous Theatre presents Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure," complete with a circus theme, clown noses, magic tricks and a bearded lady
When: 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13-Saturday, Feb. 15
Where: Avery Brewing Co. Taproom, 5757 Arapahoe, Unit B1, Boulder
Tickets: $12, general admission; $10, students
Info: obcom4m.brownpapertickets.com
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A monumental project by the University of Wyoming and nearly 70 collaborating entities across the nation will help public and private groups better manage rangelands and understand their importance to the well-being of communities and economies, according to a UW professor.
"This is the first time the rangeland profession and interest groups have come together to define the important components of social, ecological and economic aspects of sustainable rangeland management," says professor John Tanaka, head of UW's Department of Ecosystem Science and Management in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Tanaka helped direct the Sustainable Rangelands Roundtable (SRR), a national effort aimed at developing detailed guidelines to gauge whether rangelands are managed sustainably.
Those guidelines are detailed in the 242-page online document, "Criteria and indicators of sustainable rangeland management." SM-56 is a joint publication of the SRR, UW Extension and Society for Range Management.
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How Will the Debt Crisis Affect Trace Adkins' New Album?
Selling an album is hard enough in today's tough musical climate without having to worry about current events overshadowing your music — but that's just the position Trace Adkins is finding himself in with his upcoming release, 'Proud to Be Here.'
As Adkins pointed out during a recent interview, "My album comes out August 2. And when is the deadline on the debt crisis? August 2! So, what do you think is going to dominate the press that day? I'm out there trying to sell my album and it's never mind that, we're going down the toilet!"
Arguments over how to raise the debt ceiling have dominated Washington — and the national news — for weeks now, and Adkins knows people have been thinking about that instead of his music. "We're supposed to be on the 'Late Show with David Letterman' and 'FOX and Friends' and I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't want to talk to me, I understand," he admitted. "That's just my luck … And the politicians, they're not going to settle it before then, they're going to take it right to the wire!"
As it turns out, Adkins can breathe a sigh of relief — President Obama and Congress finally reached a deal Sunday night, so now people can once again focus on Adkins, who is doing a-okay. ' His 10th album, 'Proud to Be Here,' has already spun off a Top 20 hit, 'Just Fishin'.'


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October 15, 2012
We tell our patients that HIV has become like other chronic diseases -- and, largely, we believe it. These patients are aging along with us, and clinic visits have become more like routine checkups with continued praise for undetectable viral loads and admonishments to shed pounds. Even our scientific literature has become more mundane; it is less preoccupied with finding silver bullets than with developing strategies to help people live well with their virus into their golden years.
There are exceptions, of course. Developers of an HIV vaccine and developers of a cure are laboring on breakthroughs, and prevention research has yielded interesting, if not provocative, discoveries. But with a cornucopia of antiretrovirals, superb efforts to monitor care delivery, and a deep understanding of who is at risk for HIV infection, we know what we need to do until such dreams become realities.
Below are examples of recent reports that help us stay the course until we have a vaccine and cure. They include studies that take stock of our successes, flash caution about our medications, and point to lurking problems that challenge the prevention and treatment of HIV.
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Keri N. Althoff et al. Ann Intern Med 2012;157:325-335. Read the abstract.
The most compelling reason to include this article in our latest JournalView installment will be best appreciated by fans of A. A. Milne, Shel Silverstein and Mary GrandPré. Each of these artists gave us a common visual reference for the story being told, whether it was about a paunchy bear with a honey addiction, a flatulent ogre with an attitude or a resilient young wizard with a flashy forehead scar. It is difficult to imagine these books without the drawings that intermittently grace their pages.
Similarly, this article -- the latest "how are we doing?" from the NA-ACCORD cohort of HIV-infected patients in care -- is pretty cool, but it is the pictures that make it special. There is the map, all in shades of blue (no red states!), showing the proportion of people with HIV infection who are engaged in medical care in different U.S. states. (You go, Washington, Louisiana and Tennessee!) Then, there are the bar graphs of changes in antiretroviral therapy use over time (I swoon for horizontal bar graphs, don't you?), not to mention a multilayered, 4-D graphic of temporal trends in viral suppression. Marvelous.
We could show these images here, but our lawyers won't let us. Happily, there are also some words in the study worth looking at. The short version goes something like this:
These data will hopefully be mined for more gems. For example, other studies have shown disparities in HIV care outcomes, such as in HAART prescriptions and viral suppression, by race in the U.S. Similarly, retention in care is a challenge and understanding who is at greatest risk of dropping out can lead to interventions (see below regarding the possible role of pain). These should be easy to examine in this cohort.
Meanwhile, I can't help but feel great after reading an NA-ACCORD article. The cohort study is one of the best at showing how the epidemic is evolving and what we are collectively accomplishing. And there are the pretty pictures.
Jessica S. Merlin et al. J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr 2012;61:164-170. Read the abstract.
Once we started asking our patients to point out which bald-headed face represented their level of discomfort -- choices ranged from the euphoric to the tear-shedding despondent -- we came to feel their pain. Now practically a vital sign, pain scales are supposed to help us discover and address suffering.
Of course, the validity of such scales in those with HIV is not clear. We all have had patients who respond that they have 10 out of 10 pain (that is the worst pain imaginable), but are smiling and moving about without any outward display of distress.
But pain is complex, and it can be life-sapping. Patients living with HIV may be more likely to experience pain as a consequence of the virus and its therapies, as in the case of peripheral neuropathy, or due to comorbid conditions far removed from their infection.
A study conducted at the University of Alabama-Birmingham examined the prevalence of pain and its impact on clinic visits (especially no-shows), adherence to HIV medications and viral suppression. The study cohort included 1,521 patients (mean age 44 years; most were non-white, male, uninsured or publically insured; and 64% had a CD4+ cell count >350 cells/mm3). A third of the patients reported pain (more than 70% recorded moderate or extreme pain at the initial point of data collection), a quarter had mood disorders and 10% reported substance abuse.
In multivariate modeling, the presence of pain increased the odds of a subsequent clinic no-show, but only in those without substance abuse (OR 1.5; 95% CI, 1.1-1.9). Pain actually reduced the odds of no-shows for those with substance abuse (OR 0.5; 95% CI, 0.2- 0.9, P for interaction = 0.0022). Similarly, substance abuse increased the odds of a no-show visit only in those without pain, while for patients with pain, substance abuse had no effect on the odds of a no-show visit.
Other factors that were associated with a no-show were being a non-white female, a non-white male or a white female; a lack of private insurance; and a CD4+ count above 200 cells/mm3. Giving credence to the whole age-equals-wisdom thing, increasing age was inversely associated with not showing up for a visit. Pain was not correlated with antiretroviral adherence or with virologic outcomes.
These results are interesting, if not somewhat validating of clinical experience. Pain among those with substance abuse seemed to be a motivator for medical visit adherence. (OK, most of you are probably thinking, "Duh," and perhaps this is explained by the fact that pain medications such as opioids are prescribed during clinic visits -- or at least the patients hope they will be.) For those without substance abuse, the link between pain and missing visits is not as intuitive. Perhaps these folks were too sick to come in or were frustrated that their pain was not being adequately addressed.
Given the importance of retention in care to maintaining the benefits of treatment (in terms of personal well-being and transmissibility), the finding that better pain management may keep people in care is significant. As the needs of our patients expand, we HIV providers have to be many things to many people. Adding "pain specialist" to that list can be tricky, but may help our patients in more ways than we expected.
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04 October 2012
New Collaboration between TAP Biosystems and UCL - To Develop Biomimetic 3D Cancer Models for use in Drug Discovery
TAP Biosystems, a leading supplier of innovative cell culture systems and consumables for life science applications, is pleased to announce a new collaboration with researchers at University College London (UCL) in the UK to develop solid tumour tissue models using its RAFT 3D cell culture system for use in drug discovery applications.
The three way collaboration, between TAP Biosystems and researchers on two UCL sites at the Division of Surgery and Interventional Science, will focus on developing technology to generate advanced 3D cancer tissue models for use in research and drug discovery. Their aim is to use TAP's RAFT™ (Real Architecture for 3D Tissue™) technology to reproduce solid tumour micro architecture, by seeding co-cultures of cancer cells, fibroblasts and endothelial cells into a collagen gel. With the correct conditions, fibroblasts aggregate around the cancer cells to form connective tissue, and the endothelial cells fuse to form lumens, producing angiogenic growth factor and rudimentary vasculature, so that the final co-culture has many of the features and behaviour of a solid tumour.
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UCL explained:"Our ultimate aim is to engineer reproducible 3D tissues to test the efficacy of compounds and biologics to treat solid tumours in diseases such as breast, bowel and bladder cancer. By engineering these types of tissues, we'll have a far reaching impact on translational research, as we could more readily tease out the mechanisms of why drugs do or don't act effectively on tumours."
Dr Umber Cheema, Research Fellow at the Division of Surgery and Interventional Science at UCL added: "When making 3D cancer tissues it is very difficult to do this in a controlled, reproducible way, and we need help making the tissue formation process consistent for pharma and biotech use. TAP Biosystems is a company that has a proven background, as well as a progressive vision. We believe utilising the RAFT platform is the best way to make our science relevant and are very pleased to be partnering with TAP on this project."
Dr Rosemary Drake, CSO at TAP Biosystems said: "We are delighted to be extending our collaborative partnerships at UCL to include a new application of the RAFT process. We look forward to working together with Dr Marilena Loizidou and Dr Umber Cheema's teams of experts to develop novel 3D human tumour models that reproduce the cells' in vivo environment. Using this approach to create more realistic and complex models, should mean that data are more robust and relevant and drug screening becomes more efficient. This could result in significant cost savings, and, more importantly, may contribute to reducing the amount of pre-clinical animal studies required for testing new oncology therapies."
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text: Joe Landman <landman at scalableinformatics.com> wrote: > > There are two that I know of ... memtest and memtest86, one of which is > a fork of the other. While I like both for coarse testing, we run a > bunch of GAMESS runs to burn nodes in. Some folks like HPL for this. I > like large dense matrix computations that pound on the memory subsystem. It's an interesting question: why don't the common memory testers catch memory failures that user code does? One would think that the folks who maintain these programs would be trying very hard to emulate the loads that real code places on a system. But consider the differences. 1. One limitation of memtest86+, at least the last time I looked, was that it only used a single core in a multiple CPU system. The tests Joe describes above are going to be banging away on all cores at once. Since memtest86+ is in a sense its own operating system, getting it to run on multiple cores would require one heck of a lot of code to be added. So much so that it probably becomes easier to just boot linux and run the memory tester as a standard application, or as Joe says, just run the actual applications. 2. Most of the modes in most memory testers (generalizing much?) are in some sense sequential. That is, they tend to go through memory in a fixed order, this is not always strictly linear, but is rarely (ever?) as random as the end user test codes may be. Consequently, they tend not to find failure modes that correspond to multiple memory operations on memory cells at peculiar geometries and intervals. 3. The memory testers don't exercise anything but the memory. This puts a pretty constant but minimal load on the power supply. Pounding away at the same time on the disks (and to a lesser extent the NIC) puts a large and varying load on the power supply, which most likely results in additional noise on all voltages, which may be enough to trigger memory failures in marginal devices. As an aside, I have often wished I had a "marginal by design" power supply specifically for more realistic stress tests of the electronic components in a bench situation. That is, a power supply that acts with minimal load as if it was under severe time varying load, with respect to noise on the voltages. This would be useful in finding marginal electronic components, not only memory, but motherboards, NICs, and so forth. No one is going to sell such a PSU, but one could make a sort of "brutalizer box" to plug into a system to emulate this. This would be a small(ish) device into which a power supply connector would be plugged. Once powered up, it would apply a wildly and rapidly varying load on all voltage lines. It need not be a particularly complicated circuit. For instance, run a white noise generator off of the 5V line and use that to drive load transistors on all the supply lines. Regards, David Mathog mathog at caltech.edu Manager, Sequence Analysis Facility, Biology Division, Caltech


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Militants abduct and kill 6 north of Baghdad
Iraqi officials say militants have killed six farmers after abducting them from their houses north of Baghdad.world Updated: Aug 26, 2013 15:13 IST
Iraqi officials say militants have killed six farmers after abducting them from their houses north of Baghdad.
Two police officers say a group of gunmen disguised in military uniforms launched a pre-dawn raid Monday in an agricultural area in the Sunni town of Tarmiyah and took the six from their homes.
The bodies were found hours later in a nearby orchard with shots to their heads and chests.
Tarmiyah is located about 50 kilometers (30 miles) north of Baghdad.
Insurgents are believed to use the belt of communities around the capital as bases to stage attacks into the city.
A medical official confirmed the deaths.
All officials spoke anonymously as they were not authorized to release information.
Militants frequently disguise themselves in police or army uniforms to carry out attacks.
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