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Hannah Gay shares role of faith in HIV cure
Hannah Gay, the University of Mississippi Medical Center pediatrician who achieved a functional cure of a child born with HIV, told Baptist Press she will continue to focus on prevention as the best way to save babies from the disease. Churches can help, she said, by encouraging healthy lifestyle choices through the spread of the Gospel. UMMC photo.
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Hannah Gay, the University of Mississippi Medical Center pediatrician who functionally cured a baby of HIV, is shown in 1988 during her time as a Baptist representative in the Horn of Africa. There, she treated patients in a makeshift clinic at her home after a civil war led officials to close the medical center where she had planned to work. Photo by Joanna Pinneo.
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Hannah Gay holds a baby in Ethiopia in the 1980s during her time as a healthcare worker there. Gay returned to the United States in 1994 and accepted a position at the University of Mississippi Medical Center that led to her achieving a functional cure of an HIV-infected baby. Photo by Joanna Pinneo.
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The Mississippi Legislature honored Hannah Gay, University of Mississippi Medical Center associate professor of pediatrics, for functionally curing a child infected with HIV. From left at the Mississippi Capitol are James Keeton, UMMC vice chancellor for health affairs, Gay and Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn. Sen. Will Longwitz introduced a resolution March 19 to honor Gay, which was signed by Gunn and Mississippi Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves. UMMC photo.
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JACKSON, Miss. (BP) -- Hannah Gay, the doctor newly noted for curing a Mississippi baby of HIV, calls her decision to specialize in pediatric AIDS "evidence of divine humor."
She entered the specialty in 1994 initially because it allowed her to work part-time as a physician and spend time with her husband Paul and their four small children. The family had returned to Mississippi after the couple served six years as Baptist workers in the Horn of Africa.
Had the position been full-time, Gay said, she would not have taken it.
"The part-time position that was open at that time here at University Medical Center was to help with the HIV clinic. So, I took it for that reason. Unfortunately, it remained part-time work for only about two months. And then it became super full-time work. But I enjoyed it," she told Baptist Press. "I was not at all trained in HIV. When I was in medical school and residency, pediatric HIV didn't exist in our state. I was not trained in it and ... didn't choose it, but apparently God chose me for it."
The HIV specialist and associate professor of pediatric infectious diseases at the University of Mississippi Medical Center said faith has been the defining factor in her life.
"My faith affects everything I do. It defines who I am," Gay said. "It is actually everything I do and that includes my medical career. And certainly it's the love of Christ that I'm passing on to these children [patients]. It's not anything from myself; it comes from my faith."
Gay made international headlines in March for achieving a "functional cure" of a baby born with HIV, a medical breakthrough that could lead to the elimination of the virus in children. As a "functional cure," the viral presence is undetectable by standard tests but detectable by ultrasensitive methods in the child, who is now 2 years old. In a "sterilizing cure," all viral traces would be completely eradicated from the body, according to medical terminology.
Gay promotes prevention as the best medicine and encourages churches to play an active role in achieving that goal.
"Our social consciousness needs to be centered on the Gospel and how the Gospel and Christ living in us can educate our lifestyle choices. And that will be the prevention of not only HIV but a whole host of other human suffering," Gay said. "Christians and churches need to be engaged in their communities with education about Christ."
Gay grew up in a Southern Baptist church, was exposed to Woman's Missionary Union missions education while still in her mother's womb, she said, and studied missions from an early age, participating in the Sunbeams children's ministry, Girls in Action and Young Women's Auxiliary.
"It was just sort of a part of my training, I guess, that when I got into my teen years and started asking the Lord, 'OK, what do You want to do with me?' that's where He pointed me," she said of her career in pediatrics. "And I pursued it from there."
Having completed a pediatric residency at UMMC, she went to Africa in 1987 with the intention of teaching at a medical school there.
"When I got there, circumstances made it where I never actually taught in medical school, but that's what I went to do. When we arrived in the country, there was an ongoing civil war and before we finished language school they had closed the pediatric wards of the teaching hospital due to the civil war," Gay recounted. "Within very short order after that, they closed the medical school due to the civil war. And so I never actually taught in the medical school. But I ... had an informal clinic for mission employees and their families, basically on my front porch."
The family returned to Mississippi in 1993 to provide a more challenging education for their children, who were academically gifted and ranged in age from 3-10 years.
"So we just decided to stay here long enough to get our children educated with the hopes we would be able to go back to the mission field after that," she said. "But as time would have it, I was found to have arthritis and started on medications that caused suppression of my immune system, and so the Horn of Africa was not a good place for me to be living with that kind of immune suppression."
Gay has long advocated for early, aggressive antiretroviral treatment of babies born to HIV-infected mothers. She achieved the functional cure in a baby whose mother received no prenatal care and was diagnosed with HIV during labor. Gay began the baby on an aggressive three-drug therapy at birth, versus the conventional one-drug treatment, and continued through 18 months of age, when the mother stopped bringing the child in for checkups.
"After about 18 months of age, for the next five months, she didn't return to clinic and when she did return to clinic then at 23 months, her mom admitted that she had not been giving the medicines," Gay said.
Surprised when tests revealed no return of the virus, Gay consulted colleagues at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, who confirmed the functional cure.
"The definition of functional cure is not real precise," Gay said, "but basically what we have is a child who has been off of medication for a prolonged period now without return of replicating virus."
Gay said she continues to be drawn to pediatrics to help children begin making healthy choices early in life.
"To have the opportunity to start teaching healthy lifestyle choices and helping them make the right choices from the beginning is rewarding, as opposed to trying to treat things that have been building up over the years from poor choices," she said. "I love working with the babies who are, for the most part, innocent. Sometimes that's sad, but at least I'm not faced with someone who's angry over something of their own making."
Gay said she intends to continue to focus on prevention, as medical science seeks to replicate the functional cure in other victims.
"We work very hard to make sure that we identify as many women as possible who are HIV-infected during pregnancy and treat those women during the pregnancy," she noted. "If we can do that we can prevent almost every case of transmission from mother to infant."
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- DisappointingOuzoDined on 9/24/2014Arrived late for our reservation expecting a huge pre-theatre matinee crowd…only 2 other tables were occupied. Modern, clean, attractive surroundings and convenience were the only good parts: indifferent service, withered lettuce on a luncheon salad, tasteless dressing. They were even moving a large piece of furniture, struggling to get it past our table. Wouldn't be surprised if they were out of business the next time we are in the area!
- ReneeMBVIPDined on 9/22/2014I have been and taken many friends here. The food is always great and we always have fun. I would say the only negative are the rips in the seats by the window.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eat here when attending The PearlEastVillageFoodieDined on 9/21/2014This is a great neighborhood restaurant. Their prix fixe is an excellent value and a perfect spot for dining before attending a performance at The Pearl Theatre across the street. They have a new chef who is turning out glorious food. The noise level is low and the dining room is serene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/20/2014Went there for brunch pre-theater. Hash was good. Over easy eggs were served over-hard. Pancakes were dime thin and had doughy, paste like consistency. Sorry, restaurant is needed in that neighborhood, but this falls short.Special Features:
- Signature Theater locationmicmacVIPDined on 9/18/2014Service can be slow if they are busy. Otherwise, good location for pre-theater dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingHarryVIPDined on 9/16/2014Our dinner was very disappointing. I had a meatloaf that could only be described as 'bone dry'. It was served in the form of a giant meatball, with a little canned (???) beef sauce on top. My friend had the trout, which she said was ok. It's too bad, because we are locals. It was my friend's first time; my 3rd time. Something has gone wrong in the kitchen. We will not return.
- No longer a steal, but still a starSandyVIPDined on 9/16/2014I don't recall the entree prices being so high, which put a damper on our pre-theatre ordering. We had to make do -- sigh - with the addictive tempura string beans and lobster risotto cubes. High-end snacks, utterly delicious. And the servers are always charming, even if one is not a big spender.Special Features:
- great menu and excellent serviceJaneDined on 9/15/2014My party of 3 enjoyed a delightful dinner at KTCHN this week. My two friends noted great improvements in food and service since their previous visit last year. This is my second very happy recent experience at this restaurant which I heartily recommend for its food, service and convenience in midtown.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerDinnerDined on 9/15/2014Booked this for my 40th Birthday whilst visiting from the UK. Great atmosphere, decent menu. Waited quite a while for drinks and the waiter only took our starter orders and took the menus away it took us a while to get his attention after we had eaten them to order mains. There was also no chardonnay due to them changing suppliers all being said the waiter was very pleasant and the food was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing11191977Dined on 9/14/2014Restaurant is clean. Food is nothing special & overpriced. Crostini was delicious, lobster risotto app good. Pineapple soup was bland. Pasta w/shrimp entrée was dry & bland. Pork loin was just ok. Chocolate lava cake was delicious. It is VERY loud with annoying techno music cycling over & over. If not for the fact that we had purchased a voucher we would have left. Servers, other than the gracious bus person, seem overwhelmed, inexperienced, & inattentive. Starters & apps served, but not the of wine. Server appears with another "wine list " written on the back of a napkin because the "wine list had changed." Cappuccino got cold waiting for cake. Another sever brought wrong desert. Undeserved 20% tip added to bill. Weird unisex bathroom.
- Drag BrunchHardBeingRheaDined on 9/14/20142nd time at this restaurant. Service was great. The entertainers were grest. They sang Happy Birthday to me!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/13/2014Amiable and attentive maitre de, but mediocre service on a busy pre-theatre Saturday night.
- Servvice Still Needs Workmanger123VIPDined on 9/13/2014You can't beat the pre-theatre special for price and amount of food, and the food itself is good. Service is always spotty. Staff spend more time socializing with themselves than attending to customers. I would never go here if I were in a hurry, and it has never been crowded the half dozen + times I have been here, but just the odd bit of attention to customers wouldn't be too much to ask for from the wait staff.I would recommend this to a friend.
- jsalVIPDined on 9/13/2014Went here for dinner. The crostini/bruschetta appetizer (avocado shrimp salad, brie cheese, olive tapenade) was delicious. I also had the walnut and apple salad (good), the steak entree (tasty but a bit tough), and the chocolate cake (very good). The watermelon salad and the salmon entree were good. Service was very friendly and attentive. We had no problems using a voucher. The place is nice.I would recommend this to a friend.
- HepcatVIPDined on 9/11/2014Ktchn is a great little restaurant that appears to be very popular. We had been here several times before and enjoyed it each time. It is located out of the way on w 42nd st between 10th and 11th aves. We first came here with our grandson when he was 8 years old and he loved it. It is not really a kid's place, but they entertained him. We went in the evening, a first for us. We each had a salad and a main course and split a dessert. The restaurant was half full when we arrived at 6:00 pm but had people waiting when we left at 7:15 pm. The food was great, as usual. The chef takes a simple dish and does wonderful things to it. The food is enjoyed by all. The restaurant is bright and cheery as are the waiters. It is a fun place.Special Features:
- The kitchen at KTCHN is finelaura8VIPDined on 9/11/2014We go to KITCHn because of its location--it's close to Signature Theater. But we would'ntl keep goin back if the food wasn't good; it is. We have a few issues on services, but we are getting at that.Special Features:
- good for pre-showFeasterVIPDined on 9/9/2014Calmer and much better food than most places around Times Square. The special soup was wonderful and the atmosphere quite buzzy. Nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dont go thereClopzDined on 9/7/2014Didn want to honor our reservation, so pretencious, fancy food terrible flavour, (how can someone not cook pasta right), found a hair in my meal, so expensive for what you get, pressured us to leave the restaurant at 10:30 pm, even turned on the lights on us. Will never go back or recomend.
- Great Pre-theater VenueGaryHVIPDined on 9/6/2014The restaurant's pre-theater prix fixe dinner is not only excellent, but a great bargain. Food is creative, portions just right, and service understands that people have to make a curtain time.Special Features:
- good but noisyonlywonDined on 9/6/2014The food was very good, but the kitchen was very slow and very noisy.Special Features:
- Perfect spotOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/4/2014Lovely decor, excellent food and service. This was the whole package!Special Features:
- Cool and hipHansDined on 9/2/2014Ktchn is a great place both for a romantic dinner in the ubercool designed restaurant, but also for Sunday brunch with the entertaining drag show. A must seeSpecial Features:
- Good diningWarrenVIPDined on 9/1/2014Nice place with generally good ambiance. Food and service were excellent but interior, such as seats (white couches at window level that we sat on, were in bad need of recovering. We were very surprised that the management hadn't taken care of this, which left a mild acetic feeling. Location was fair, right on 42nd Street, looking at every passer-by with no curtains on window walls.Special Features:
- OccasionalDinnerDined on 9/1/2014The service was excellent but slow. The food was good and restaurant was clean and comfortable. Food portions are small and prices are reasonable. It's a great place to step away from the normal hustle and bustle and just relax for a while.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchBrunchheavenDined on 8/31/2014Awesome service! Beautiful,friendly staff. Food was average. But can't beat the Boozy Brunch deal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014Very disappointed.....thought we would have a great breakfast, but it was no better than a Denny's.
- Last Time Here!NYCTravelerVIPDined on 8/30/2014On Saturday we were treated to poor service, average food, watered down drinks and a bill for 2 of over $300 with tip. Previously we've enjoyed this cool place, but not sure we'd go back again.
- KEENJVIPDined on 8/30/2014Good American food in a modern setting, adjacent to the OUT NYC hotel. Service was friendly and solicitous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/28/2014Definitely a find. Very convenient for theater goers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/27/2014Went for dinner with my girlfriend. The food was good but overpriced. Slow service and small portions for the price. Not worth the visit.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 8/26/2014Burger could use some "oomph". Sexy fries are aptly named.I would recommend this to a friend.
- so sothebestinLAVIPDined on 8/24/2014sad to see this place has gone south. used to frequent here a lot when first opened. probably won't be back. brunch food was dry and bland, service was rough. the server hardly spoke english and couldn't understand or communicate anything and didn't get what we asked for. it was really frustrating. and overall not very attentive. a lot of staff and it wasn't very busy so not sure why the service was so slow and had to suffer.
- MediocreOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/23/2014I booked this restaurant last minute for a large party. The staff was friendly, welcoming and pleasant. The staff was the best part of the dining experience. The food was mediocre at best (bland, uninspired) and took over 40 minutes for appetizers to come out. The drinks took longer! There was 1 bartender for this large restaurant with a decent crowd at the bar. It took over 20 minutes even for a glass of champagne!
- It'd to eat before theatresusanismVIPDined on 8/23/2014Picked spot as near to the show we were seeing. Food ok but nothing spectacular. Wine was food and my companion had mixed drink that was tastySpecial Features:
- The food is delicious!TiffanyLynNYCDined on 8/22/2014We had a bunch of appetizers and cocktails. I recommend the crostinis, the shrimp tacos, and the mussels! Our waiter was super friendly and very sweet, he made us laugh a lot. It was a little loud, but there was also a party happening so that might be why- and we didn't really mind.Special Features:
- Lala1dinesVIPDined on 8/22/2014The Kitchen has extended the Restaurant Week menu till the end of August which I though was nice but with many limitations in dishes. We however enjoyed a "regular" dinner menu with absolutely delicious Chicken Tajine and Pretzel Pork!! Chicken was perfectly seasoned with hot spices and so tender and juicy that it was melting in my mouth, served with couscous, dried fruit and crispy vegetables and, nicely presented. Big portion of apple salad could had served as a meal on its own. Nice cocktails (I recommend Twisted Ruby) but limited wine list....Overall a very nice dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprise, SurpriseMaineDined on 8/19/2014I wanted to take my girlfriend out for her birthday to a place we have never been before and it was the KTCHN. The ambience was nice and the food was good. The surprise for the night there is a stage for life performances while dining. There "Hall of Fame" wall of pictures were unique. I would recommend friends to KTCHN; the surprise is the perfromance you would be caught of guard. EnjoySpecial Features:


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Jim, K8ELR, has really gotten into operating the digital modes down at the museum. So, I was interested to see a notice on the HamRadioHelpGroup mailing list that the KB7TBT SSTV Web Page was back online. On this page, James, KB7TBT displays a number of live feeds.
Don, KB9UMT, the list moderator, asked if someone could explain SSTV and how to operate it. James replied:
Q. What is SSTV?
A. SSTV is a picture transmission method used by amateur radio operators to
transmit and receive static pictures via radio in either color or
Q. What does SSTV stand for?
A. SSTV stands for "Slow Scan Television."
Q. What does one need to participate or use SSTV?
A. A Ham Radio license to transmit.
Q. What does SSTV sound like?
A. To listen to a sample of SSTV: http://www.qrp.org.uk/sstv_test-1.wav.
Q. Can someone just listen in or receive only for SSTV?
A. Anyone can receive, just like any radio receiving it does not require a
license. Install the software and place your computer microphone against the receiver speaker, it's that easy!
Q. What frequencies are there or where does one listen on HF for this SSTV activity?
A. The most popular is 14.230 MHz during daylight hours (due to
Q. Can this also be used on VHF/UHF?
A. YES! 145.500 simplex is a popular VHF frequency for SSTV. (I have even used
a 2M FM Repeater a few times). The ISS has SSTV on board and the downlink freq is 145.800 when in use. UHF is used as well but I am not familiar with the freq.'s.
Q. Can SSTV be used anywhere or is ther rules on this…and or band plans?
A. Analogue SSTV is classified as an IMAGE MODE. Voice and Image most of the
time go together. (Check your local band plans and rules.) There is some difference in opinion but analogue SSTV is NOT a digital mode. (I personally disagree)
Q. Is this a SSB mode always or can this be used FM also?
A. FM and SSB can be used, just remember to operate within your local band
Q. What software is there for this..or are there different kinds of SSTV?
A. Ham Radio Deluxe offers a fantastic program for SSTV and it is free. (HRD
Digital Master 780 – This is what I use.) There is also MM-SSTV, a bit outdated but still works well and is free. (Not sure how well it works on Win7 or Vista)
Q. Are there other online SSTV web pages to watch SSTV?
A. Why would you want to watch any other page but mine? ok, ok, there are many websites around the world. To see pictures from around the world go to my SSTV page and scroll down. All the thumbnails have links to the websites they come from.
Q. Can you DX using SSTV?
A. YES! I send and receive pictures from all over the world.
Q. Are there SSTV nets?
A. Yes, just do a search for SSTV Nets. One website I have found lists both analog SSTV nets and digital SSTV nets.


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A domestic violence shelter for women and children in Leavenworth County, KS, could close for the rest of the year if it can't raise $30,000 to $45,000 soon.
When law enforcement in Leavenworth County respond to domestic violence calls or cases of sexual abuse against children, officers always turn to one organization to help the victims survive and recover.
But now Alliance Against Family Violence and their staff are in jeopardy because of a financial crisis.
"I remember being so scared the day I got here. This was my bed," Shana said, pointing to the bottom bunk in a room with two bunk beds.
She said July 8, 2011 was the day that changed her life forever. She left her home and everything she owned to come to a safe house in Leavenworth to escape the violent hands of an abuser.
"He was a mental maniac. It started getting physical and he started to attack my children," Shana said.
But today she has a job and her own place for her family thanks to staff at the Alliance Against Family Violence.
"This staff, they are wonderful because, when I wanted to give up, they never let me. And I threw in the towel more than once and they gave it back," Shana said.
But the organization that helped 1,400 women and children hurt by domestic violence and sexual assaults in Leavenworth County last year is now facing a financial crunch that could close their doors.
"The worst case scenario is that I couldn't pay for services and we would have to close down until January," said Kay Anderson, the center's executive director.
Anderson said there was a perfect storm that created the problem and it involved the government shutdown delaying federal payments that should have already come as well as their number of donations being down.
"We have had to lay off seven of our staff, which is about half of the shelter staff, and the rest of us continue to do services, but we're spread very thin," she said.
Leavenworth County Sheriff Andy Dedeke said closing the domestic violence shelter could become a matter of life or death.
"If a victim does not have a resource to go to they are essentially trapped in an environment that is not good for them or the children and it can result in deadly consequences," he said.
Shana said she can only hope and pray that some sort of financial assistance comes soon.
"Please dear god, help these guys stay open because it means a lot to people like me," she said as she wiped a tear from her eye.
She even wrote a poem of gratitude that still hangs in the shelter entitled The House of Hope.
"It is your turn to shine and live life again with all the pain that brought us all here to this house of hope," she read.
The Alliance Against Family Violence helps families in Leavenworth, Basehor, Tonganoxie and portions of Bonner Springs. They are pleading for the community's help.
They will be getting new grant money on Jan. 1 but, for the next six weeks, they need to raise the thousands of dollars to keep their doors open for the rest of the year.
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Federal regulators have identified two companies, insurer AIG and GE Capital, as 'systemically important' corporations and say that both will be subject to increased scrutiny.
AIG has to consider lawsuit against U.S.
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AIG's board must consider the shareholder lawsuit, because it is charged with acting in the best interests of its shareholders.
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AIG board mulls whether to join a former CEO in suing the U.S. government for shortchanging shareholders in a $182 billion financial crisis bailout.
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It looks like the U.S. government's rescue of insurance giant AIG is coming to an end. And, amazingly enough, it's a happy ending: The government is selling the last of its AIG stock -- for a profit.
U.S. selling AIG stake, but still holds many others
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The U.S. government will continue to hold major stakes in the housing and financial worlds even though it is set to sell most of its remaining investment in AIG.
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May 13, 2011 by Chip Wood
*To balance your budget, just do this. The wackiest headline of the week came from CNN.com, which promised "No inflation unless you eat." Doesn't that make you feel better? Your paycheck is bound to stretch far enough, if you persuade your family to go on an all-air diet. Oh, while you're at it, you had better not use any gas, oil or other fuel; require any medicine or medical services; or attend college. Don't do any of that, and you will be fine.
*Rigging the bestseller list. Well, I'll be doggoned. I didn't think I would ever see The New York Times admit it fudges the numbers on its list of bestselling books. And while it didn't come right out and say it had, it did finally acknowledge that sales of Mike Huckabee's book "A Simple Government" had earned it a place on the list. Now, how about admitting Fox contributor Dick Morris's "Revolt!: How To Defeat Obama And Repeal His Socialist Programs" has also earned a place on the bestseller list?
*You didn't have to do that, Mr. President. President Barack Obama keeps saying America's millionaires need to pay more taxes. But when it came to his own tax return, our Hypocrite in Chief took every deduction he could. Had he instead used the simplified form with no itemization, his taxes would have been nearly $200,000 higher. Gee, Mr. President, how about leading by example here and just pay more?
*Welcome aboard, Mr. Ringer. I'm delighted to welcome a longtime friend, bestselling author Robert J. Ringer, as the latest columnist at Personal Liberty Digest™. In case you missed his premier column, click here to read such gems as, "It's time to get real and admit that Obama is not just another ultra-liberal President cut in the mold of Bill Clinton. It's time to stop tiptoeing and pretending. It's time to say it: We have a communist in the White House! Say it out loud. Say it clearly. Say it with conviction: communist."
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Two new Hungarian Ramsar sites for World Wetlands Day
Hungary names two new Ramsar sites
In World Wetlands Day ceremonies held on 20 February 2008, Mr László Haraszthy, State Secretary for Nature and Environment Protection, announced the designation of two new Ramsar sites effective on that date. Borsodi-Mezoség (17,932 hectares, 47°44'N 020°54'E) is a Landscape Protection Area and Natura 2000 site, a large alkaline marshland on the bank of the river Tisza. Montág-puszta (2,203 hectares, 46°21'N 020°40'E) is part of a National Park located on the Hungarian Great Plain. In addition, one of Hungary's first Ramsar sites, Hortobágy, designated back in 1979, has been extended by over 8,000 ha. to 32,037 ha. Here are brief descriptions of the two new sites as summarized by Ramsar's Monica Zavagli from the accompanying RIS data.
Borsodi-Mezoség. 20/02/08; Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén; 17,932 ha; 47°44'N 020°54'E. Landscape Protection Area, SPA and SCI (Natura 2000). The largest alkaline marshland complex on the right bank of the river Tisza. The main wetland types, still preserved in good, natural conditions, are permanent and intermittent marshes, hayfields and alkaline wet meadows which form a special mosaic vegetation pattern with arid vegetation habitats (such as steppe grasslands on loess and sandy soil). The site has outstanding significance for migratory birds, providing key staging habitats and waterbodies, and for the preservation of endangered species of Eurasian steppes (Saker, Imperial Eagle, Red-footed Falcon, Roller and Lesser Grey Shrike). Thanks to water restoration projects managed by the Bükk National Park Directorate, the numbers of nesting waterfowl have grown significantly, but the site is also important for many other animal and plant species, some endemic and many endangered. The most important cultural value is the survival of ancient, traditional pastoral life. Extensive animal husbandry has been practised there for thousands of years, and pastoral traditions, tools and lifestyle have been preserved. Kurgans (tumuli) have also been found in the area. Ramsar site no. 1745. Most recent RIS information: 2008.
Montág-puszta. 20/02/08; Békés, Csongrád; 2,203 ha; 46°21'N 020°40'E. National Park, SPA, SCI. A low-lying, basin-like area located on the Hungarian Great Plain. The diverse habitat types ensure ideal conditions for rare species of flora and fauna. Due to its closeness to the traditional migration flyway along the river Tisza, it is not only an important nesting site for birds but also a roosting and feeding place used frequently during the migration. The site also ensures excellent conditions for the reproduction of important amphibian species such as Bombina bombina, Triturus dobrogicu and Hyla arborea. Since 1997 the site has seen several restoration works (closing canals, building dykes, etc.). The next project of the Körös-Maros National Park Directorate will be to eliminate a 4.5 km long functionless canal of the area, and this work will improve the landscape value of the area. The second step will be the elimination of the Határ-canal (a 3 km long canal north of the area) to recreate water conditions closer to the natural state. Ramsar site no. 1746. Most recent RIS information: 2008.
Hungary now has 28 Wetlands of International Importance covering a surface area of 235,430 hectares.


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Contraception and Insurance Coverage (Religious Exemption Debate)
News about Contraception and Insurance Coverage (Religious Exemption Debate), including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Administration Proposes New Health Rules Addressing Religious Objections
The Obama administration on Friday offered compromises intended to address objections by some nonprofit groups and private companies over providing contraceptive coverage.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
State Weighs Restructuring Health Plans for Women
Three years after sharp cuts to the state's family planning budget, Texas is examining ways to fill the gaps in access to health care for poor women.
July 20, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON CONTRACEPTION AND: Women and Girls , Health Insurance and Managed Care , Texas , Birth Control and Family Planning
Republicans Block Bill to Restore Contraception
Senate Republicans blocked a bill on Wednesday aimed at restoring free contraception for women who get their health insurance from companies that object on religious grounds.
July 17, 2014, Thursday
A Two-Page Form Spawns a Contraceptive Showdown
Paperwork required to opt out of coverage is part of a struggle to balance religious freedom and women's rights.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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Once Targeted by Limbaugh, Lawyer Seeks California Seat
Sandra Fluke, who was subjected to degrading comments by Rush Limbaugh after she tried to testify in Congress about insurance coverage for contraceptives, is running for a seat in the State Senate.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON CONTRACEPTION AND: Democratic Party , Health Insurance and Managed Care , West Hollywood (Calif) , Limbaugh, Rush , Birth Control and Family Planning , California , Fluke, Sandra , Elections, State Legislature , Women's Rights
Does Birth Control Coverage Pay for Itself? Maybe Not
Contraception is cost-effective and cost-saving for society, but not necessarily for insurers, particularly in the short term.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
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Democrats Push Bill to Reverse Supreme Court Ruling on Contraceptives
The legislation, which faces long odds in the House, would ensure that women have access to insurance coverage for birth control even if they work for businesses that have religious objections.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
Hobby Lobby's Disturbing Sequel
In exempting a Christian college from a federal regulation, the Supreme Court's male justices make another move that could hamper universal contraception coverage.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
A Company Liberals Could Love
Hobby Lobby and religious organizations serve the common good. So why not encourage, rather than obstruct, them?
July 6, 2014, Sunday
Obama Weighs Steps to Cover Contraception
The Obama administration, reeling from decisions by the Supreme Court, is weighing options to provide contraceptive coverage to women who are about to lose it or never had it because of their employers' religious objections.
July 5, 2014, Saturday
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Opting Out of Contraceptive Coverage
Many nonprofit religious organizations have rejected the mandatory use of a two-page form that transfers responsibility for providing free contraceptives under the Affordable Care Act to insurers or plan administrators.
Supreme Court Order on Challenge to Contraception Rule
The Supreme Court's majority said Wheaton College in Illinois need not fill out forms that groups must submit to insurers and plan administrators as an alternative way to deliver free contraception to female workers under the Affordable Care Act.
Health Care Law's Other Legal Challenges
Monday's "Hobby Lobby" decision was just the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act. Details on the 5-4 decision and other challenges that could — if successful — have even deeper implications.
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Police sources say the man arrested today at the E! building is Chidi Uzomah, the same crazy guy that attacked Ryan's security guard last month outside an Orange County hospital.
A source inside the building said Uzomah had a knife on him today and is being detained by LAPD.
Chidi Uzomah went into the lobby and asked to see Ryan Seacrest. The guard recognized Uzomah and called police.
Chidi Benjamin Uzomah, who is 6′4″ and 200 lbs pleaded guilty last month in the O.C. hospital incident to three misdemeanors. Uzomah was given three years probation and ordered to stay away from Seacrest.
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Gmail provides an SSL connection and also encrypts the entire session by default. But if you send a mail, once it leaves gmails servers, it can be read at any point on the internet. But what about Gmail to Gmail paths (i.e. I send an email from my gmail account to somebody elses gmail account). Is that encrypted too, within gmails own servers? Also the same question for gmail chat (chatting with another gmail user).
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There are two common approaches to securing an email.
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Multipurpose Bookshelf Slider is useful for displaying products such as books, magazines, dvd/cd and others. It's a way to showcase products in an attractive manner. Features of "lightbox" to display images, videos (Youtube and Vimeo) and content with iframe. See the Live Preview for more details.
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton praised Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's decision to veto a bill that would have allowed people with sincerely held religious beliefs to refuse to serve gays.
Speaking Wednesday to thousands of students, faculty and guests at the University of Miami, the former secretary of state and New York senator said Brewer's rejection of "discriminatory legislation" recognized that inclusive leadership is what the 21st century is about.
Clinton's remarks came before an address in which she called for greater civic participation in the country.
Clinton has been traveling the country giving speeches at various trade industry events while considering another presidential campaign. The former first lady expects to make a decision whether to run later this year.
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This module will provide you with a deeper understanding of mental health and mental disorders in children and adolescents.
The module will consider those factors that make children and young people more vulnerable to or resilient against experiencing mental health problems. In exploring the issues underpinning early identification, you will study the common mental disorders in children and adolescents and link this to your own clinical practice.
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• Discuss in detail the signs and symptoms of early onset Psychosis and the care and treatment of the child/adolescent who may be experiencing a psychotic illness
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