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Cons: Noisy
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KATY, Texas (June 2010) – Girl Scout Senior Meghan E. revitalized a garden at Willow River Farms, a center serving person with developmental disabilities, to earn the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can achieve. Less than five percent of girls who join Girl Scouts earn this recognition.
"I learned that I could make a difference in a small community in a big way," says Meghan, a graduate of the Gateway Academy.
Earning the Gold Award is a significant honor that requires recipients to demonstrate outstanding leadership skills, career planning, community involvement and personal development. It takes more than 100 service hours and two to three years of intensive work to complete the award requirements, which include planning and completing a project that is a service to the community.
"I discovered this community through helping my brother with his Eagle Scout award," explains Meghan as to why she chose the project. "It's a very worthy group of people who need more volunteers and community awareness."
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Bank of America is not Cheap Anymore
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Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) was a great value stock in the first half of the year. Investors had been worried that the bank would prove to be "too big to succeed" as it consisted of a giant financial company with many different business interests. It had also been the target of consumer activists who were furious at the bank's plan to begin charging a fee for providing debit card services to its customers. These and other pressures caused the stock to trade at a remarkable discount to its book value and to the earnings multiples of its peers. But then the market did its job. Bank of America is up 68% year to date and as of this writing is close to $10 per share, a level it last reached in July 2011.
In the third quarter, Bank of America's revenue and earnings were both down substantially from the figures from the third quarter of 2011. The top line declined by 26%, which nearly wiped out the bank's earnings; net income was also down relative to each of the intervening three quarters. The bank still trades at a large discount to the book value of its equity: Bank of America's P/B ratio is 0.5. However, book value per share has not increased in the last year (though tangible book value has). In addition, the company's quarterly report shows that it is certainly shrinking its operations: Compared to a year earlier, the number of banking centers, ATMs, and employees decreased by 3%, 8%, and 6% respectively. On an earnings basis, the valuation isn't quite as good relative to other banks, as it trades at 10 times consensus earnings for 2013.
Bruce Berkowitz's Fairholme was the largest holder of the stock out of the funds and other notable investors tracked in our database of 13F filings at the end of June, reporting a position of just over 100 million shares (find more of Bruce Berkowitz's favorite stocks). Platinum Asset Management, an Australian fund managed by Kerr Nielson, increased its stake by 17% during the second quarter to a total of 35 million shares (see more stock picks from Platinum Asset Management).
We can compare Bank of America to Citigroup (NYSE: C), Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC), JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM), and PNC (NYSE: PNC). Citigroup has been another value bank that was accused of being overstretched, and that company still carries a low P/B of 0.6 but also trades at 8 times forward earnings estimates. It too saw a large decline in revenue in its most recent quarter compared to the same period last year, which brought earnings down 88%. Read our recent analysis of Citigroup. JPMorgan, like Citigroup, has a forward P/E of 8 and with investors considering it a more stable bank, it is priced at only a small discount to book value (the P/B ratio is 0.9). And its business is doing considerably better, with revenue and earnings considerably higher in the third quarter than in Q3 2011. We'd rather own it than Bank of America.
PNC is priced similarly to JPMorgan: Its P/B is 0.9, and its forward P/E is 9. We don't see it as an equivalent investment, however, because while the bank did grow its business last quarter, the growth rate was well below what JPMorgan achieved (earnings were up 10% from Q3 2011). It is also smaller in terms of market capitalization, and carries a higher trailing earnings multiple, as well (of course, it might still look better than Bank of America or Citigroup). Wells Fargo's stock price has lagged in recent months as many of these banks have rallied -- it is only up 20% so far this year, trailing all of these peers we've discussed except for PNC -- but it is still perceived as the safest, most reliable bank for investors. As its earnings have grown, its earnings multiples have come closer to the same ~10 range, so it may become a buying opportunity soon even though it actually trades at a premium to the book value of its equity.
Bank of America is cheap on a book basis, and we like that it is making progress in reducing costs. However, other banks, such as JPMorgan, are also trading at a discount to book value (though a much smaller one) and appear to be doing a superior job at generating income from those assets and at growing their businesses.
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Lee Brice is one of country music's most in-demand singers and songwriters, and American Songwriter magazine is offering one lucky person a chance to write with him. It's the grand prize in their 2013 Amateur Lyric Contest, now underway at AmericanSongwriter.com .
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11 August 2009 at 8:20am Last edited: 11 August 2009 1:01pm
I would like to post the following pubmed RSS feed on my articleholder page:
I've looked at a number of posts on the subject and I'm still confused as there are a number of suggested approaches (some likely outdated). What is considered to be the easiest, most up-to-date way to show a rss feed on any given page (SS version 2.3.2+)?
I came across this post: http://www.silverstripe.org/archive/show/218454#post218454 where Willr suggested the following code (which I added to my ArticleHolder.php file):
function CustomRSSFeed() {
$feed = new SimplePie(URL OF THE RSS FEED);
$output = new DataObjectSet();
if($items = $feed->feed->get_items(0, 10)) {
foreach($items as $item) {
$output->push(new ArrayData(array(
"Title" => $item->get_title(),
"Link" => $item->get_link()
return $output;
Using <% control CustomRSSFeed %>$Title<% end_control %> in ArticleHolder.ss.
However, I get the following error: Fatal error: Class 'SimplePie' not found in /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/holybasil/mysite/code/ArticleHolder.php on line 27. I put my url in quotes for $feed, without which there was an additional error.
I tried the restfulservice approach as suggested at the bottom of this link.
But just as "Superautomatic" commented in his post at http://silverstripe.org/archive/show/89336#post89336, I can only get the example RSS feed to work not my own (see above for the RSS address). I suspect that it is RSS 1.0 versus RSS 2.0 issue (my RSS address being 2.0). Jam13 offered some code at the bottom of the Superautomatic posting. However, I have no idea how to implement it in a template. He doesn't give an example.
I would appreciate any help,
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I just ran into the same issue. That code worked in 2.2.x, but is now broken in 2.3.x.
It's borrowed from the Blog Module (or somewhat similar). Blog > Code > RSSWidget.php
Download the newest version of the Blog Module and grab the updated code and paste into your page. I did so, and it's working fine on my site.
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Steve Galanis Will Represent Blue Knights In Golf's State Tournament
By: Dan Crowley, October 24, 2013
Steve Galanis shot a round of 75 Tuesday at the Easton Country Club in the MIAA Division 2 Cape Cod sectional tournament. Galanis finished tied for second place and will advance to the Division 2 state tournament to be held Monday at the Blackstone National Golf Club in Sutton.
As a team the Knights finished tied for fifth place with Dennis-Yarmouth with a score of 327. Nauset and Hingham each topped the list with scores of 312.
Mithran Denbow finished with a round of 79, Connor Mangleson had an 85 and Jake Cuppels came in at 88. Jon Cassista and Chris Wilson each finished with rounds of 89.
The Knights send three players to the Cape and Islands High School Individual Championship on Friday at Bayberry Hills Golf Course in Yarmouth.
Connor Mangleson led Sandwich with a round of 78 over the par 72 course. Steve Galanis shot an 81 and Jake Cuppels finished at 84. The Knights finished fourth in a field of 15.
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St. Jude, Washington University Launch Genome Project for Childhood Cancers
Researchers at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have launched the Pediatric Cancer Genome Project to sequence the genomes of at least 600 children with cancer over the next 3 years. The collaboration marks the first time that whole-genome sequencing will be used on a large scale to discover genetic changes driving pediatric cancers. Read more > >
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She is survived by her parents; her grandmother, Edith "Mrs. Jimmie" Byram of Sarepta; her brothers and sisters, Stephen Dean Newsom and wife, Debbie of DeRidder, Sylvia Newsom McKinney and husband, George of Rocky Mt., Stanley W. Newsom and wife, Jane of Sarepta, Susan Newsom Janik and husband, Mark of Houston, Texas; and a host of nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
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N. Travel Advance Information – The information concerning the amount of the travel advance and related travel advance number would be noted here, if the employee received any funds prior to travel. If the employee did not receive an advance then the space may be left blank. Travel advance information may be viewed by typing in the last name of the traveler on screen 632 of FAMIS.
O. Employee Signature – The original signature of the employee and the date of the signature of the employee who is claiming the travel expenses must be signed here.
P. Department Head Signature – This is the space that needs to be signed and dated by either the department head or person who has been delegated signature authority for the account.
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Perhaps best left until the end of your stay in Kenya, LAMU may otherwise precipitate a change in your plans as you're lulled into a slow rhythm in which days and weeks pass by unheeded and objectives get forgotten. The deliciously lazy atmosphere is, for many people, the best worst-kept secret on the coast. All the senses get a full work-out here, so that actually doing anything is sometimes a problem. You can spend hours on a roof or veranda just watching the town go by, feeling its mood swing effortlessly through its well-worn cycles – from prayer call to prayer call, from tide to tide, and from dawn to dusk.
If this doesn't hit the right note for you, you might actually rather hate Lamu: hot, dirty and boring are adjectives that have been applied by sane and pleasant people. You can certainly improve your chances of liking Lamu by not coming here at the tail end of the dry season, when the town's gutters are blocked with refuse, the courtyard gardens wilt under the sun and the heat is sapping.
Lamu is something of a myth factory. Conventionally labelled an "Arab trading town", it is actually one of the last viable remnants of the Swahili civilization that was the dominant cultural force along the coast until the arrival of the British. In the 1960s, Lamu's unique blend of beaches, gentle Islamic ambience, funky old town and a host population well used to strangers was a recipe which took over where Marrakesh left off, and it acquired a reputation as Kenya's Kathmandu; the end of the African hippie trail and a stopover on the way to India. Shaggy foreigners were only allowed to visit on condition they stayed in lodgings and didn't camp on the beach.
Not many people want to camp out these days. The proliferation of guesthouses in the heart of Lamu town encourages an ethos that is more interactive than hippie-escapist. Happily, visitors and locals cross paths enough to avoid any tedium – though for women travelling without men, this can itself become tedious (see Information). Having said that, there can hardly be another town in the world as utterly unthreatening as Lamu. Leave your room at midnight for a breath of air and you can stroll up a hushed Harambee Avenue, or tread up the darkest of alleys, and fear absolutely nothing. It's an exhilarating experience.
If you want to spend all your time on the beach, then staying in Shela is the obvious solution, and there's an ever-growing range of quite stylish possibilities there, though hardly anywhere really inexpensive.
Fewer people see the interior of Lamu island itself, which is a pity, as it's a pretty, if rather inhospitable area. Much of it is patched into shambas with the herds of cattle, coconut palms, mango and citrus trees that still provide the bulk of Lamu's wealth. The two villages you might head for here are Matondoni, on the north shore of the island, by the creek, and Kipungani, on the western side.
Brief history
The undeniably Arab flavour of Lamu is not nearly as old as the town itself. It derives from the later nineteenth century when the Omanis, and to some extent the Hadhramis from what is now Yemen, held sway in the town. The first British representatives in Lamu found themselves among pale-skinned, slave-owning Arab rulers, and the cultural and racial stereotypes that were propagated have never completely disappeared.
Lamu was established on its present site by the fourteenth century, but there have been people living on the island for much longer than that. The fresh-water supplies beneath Shela made the island attractive to refugees from the mainland and people have been escaping here for two thousand years or more. It was also one of the earliest places on the coast to attract settlers from the Persian Gulf and there were almost certainly people here from Arabia and southwest Asia even before the foundation of Islam.
In 1505, Lamu was visited by a heavily armed Portuguese man-of-war and the king of the town quickly agreed to pay the first of many cash tributes as protection money. For the next 180 years Lamu was nominally under Portuguese rule, though the Portuguese favoured Pate as a place to live. In the 1580s, the Turkish fleet of Amir Ali Bey threatened Portuguese dominance, but superior firepower and relentless savagery kept them out, and Lamu, with little in the way of an arsenal, had no choice but to bend with the wind – losing a king now and then to the Portuguese executioners – until the Omanis arrived with fast ships and a serious bid for lasting control.
By the end of the seventeenth century, Lamu's Portuguese predators were vanquished and for nearly 150 years it had a revitalizing breathing space. This was its Golden Age, when Lamu became a republic, ruled over by the Yumbe, a council of elders who deliberated in the palace (now a ruined plot in the centre of town), with only the loosest control imposed by their Omani overlords. This was the period when most of the big houses were built and when Lamu's classic architectural style found its greatest expression. Arts and crafts flourished and business along the waterfront made the town a magnet throughout the Indian Ocean. Huge ocean-going dhows rested half the year in the harbour, taking on ivory, rhino horn, mangrove poles and cereals. There was time to compose long poems and argue about language, the Koran and local politics. Lamu became the northern coast's literary and scholastic focus, a distinction inherited from Pate.
For a brief time, Lamu's star was in the ascendant in all fields. There was even a famous victory at the Battle of Shela in 1812. A combined Pate-Mazrui force landed at Shela with the simple plan of capturing Lamu – not known for its resolve in battle – and finishing the construction of the fort which the Nabahanis from Pate had begun a few years earlier. To everyone's surprise, particularly the Lamu defenders, the tide had gone out and the invaders were massacred as they tried to push their boats off the beach. Appalled at the overkill and expecting a swift response from the Mazruis in Mombasa, Lamu sent to Oman itself for Busaidi protection and threw away independence forever. Had the eventual outcome of this panicky request been foreseen, the Lamu Yumbe might have reconsidered. Seyyid Said, Sultan of Oman, was more than happy to send a garrison to complete and occupy Lamu's fort – and from this toehold in Africa, he went on to smash the Mazrui rebels in Mombasa, taking the entire coast and moving his own sultanate to Zanzibar.
Lamu gradually sank into economic collapse towards the end of the nineteenth century as Zanzibar and Mombasa grew in importance. In a sense, it has been stagnating ever since. The building of the Uganda railway from Mombasa and the abolition of slavery did nothing to improve matters for Lamu in economic terms, and its decline has kept up with the shrinking population. However, the resettlement programme on the nearby mainland and – in recent years – a much safer road from Malindi has led to a revived upcountry commercialism taking root around the market square.
Security in the Lamu archipelago
Security in the Lamu archipelago
In 2011, two separate events sparked intense media attention questioning the safety of tourism in the Lamu archipelago. In September, bandits raided a British couple's banda at Kiwayu Safari Village on a remote beach on the mainland facing the northern tip of Kiwaiyu island. The man was shot dead and his wife kidnapped – she was released six months later after a ransom was paid. In October an elderly French expatriate was kidnapped from her home on the island of Manda. She died soon afterwards owing to her fragile state of health.
Foreign governments issued travel advisories warning against travel in the area, and security measures in the archipelago were significantly heightened. In early 2013, British travel advice still warned against travel to Kiwaiyu island and the mainland areas north of Pate within 60km of the Somalian border. Pate, Manda and Lamu islands are not included in the warnings and, with greatly increased marine surveillance, are considered as safe as the rest of the coast.
Festivals on Lamu Island
Festivals on Lamu Island
Maulidi, a week-long celebration of Muhammad's birth, sees the entire town involved in processions and dances, and draws in pilgrims from all over East Africa and the Indian Ocean. For faithful participants, the Lamu Maulidi is so laden with baraka (blessings) that some say two trips to Lamu are worth one to Mecca in the eyes of God. If you can possibly arrange it, this is the occasion to be in Lamu, but unless you make bookings, you'll need to arrive at least a week in advance to have any hope of getting a room. The other principal festival of the year is the Lamu Cultural Festival held in November to promote Swahili culture and heritage. With donkey and dhow racing, swimming, dancing and traditional craft displays, including carving, dhow-building, embroidery and henna decoration – all of it fairly competitive – the festival engages the town for the best part of a week.
Swahili Stone architecture
Swahili Stone architecture
Lamu's stone houses are perfect examples of architecture appropriate to its setting. The basic design is an open box shape enclosing a large courtyard, around the inner walls of which are set inward-facing rooms on two or three floors, the top floor forming an open roof terrace with a makuti roof. The rooms are thus long and narrow, their ceilings supported by close-set timbers or mangrove poles (boriti). Most had exquisite carved doors at one time, though in all but a few dozen homes these have been sold off to pay for upkeep. Many also had zidaka, plasterwork niches in the walls to give an illusion of extended space, which are now just as rare. Bathroom arrangements are ingenious, with fish kept in the large water storage cisterns to eat mosquito larvae. In parts of Lamu these old houses are built so close together you could step over the street from one roof to another.
The private space inside Lamu's houses is barely distinguishable from the public space outside. The noises of the town percolate into the interiors, encouraged by the constant flow of air created by the narrow coolness of the dark streets and the heat which accumulates on upper surfaces exposed to the sun.
Tradition and morality in Lamu
Tradition and morality in Lamu
A number of old photographs on display in the museum belie pronouncements about "unchanging Lamu". The women's cover-all black buibui, for example, turns out to be a fashion innovation introduced comparatively recently from southern Arabia. It wasn't worn in Lamu much before the 1930s when, ironically, a degree of emancipation encouraged women of all classes to adopt the high-status styles of purdah. In earlier times, high-born women would appear in public entirely hidden inside a tent-like canopy called a shiraa, which had to be supported by slaves; the abolition of slavery at the beginning of the twentieth century marked the demise of this odd fashion.
Outsiders have tended to get the wrong end of the stick about Swahili seclusion. While women are undoubtedly heavily restricted in their public lives, in private they have considerable freedom. The notion of romantic love runs deep in Swahili culture. Love affairs, divorces and remarriage are the norm, and the buibui is perhaps as useful to women in disguising their liaisons as it is to their husbands in preventing them.
All this comes into focus a little when wandering through the alleys. You may even bump into some of Lamu's transvestite community – cross-dressing men whose lifestyle, which derives from Oman, is accepted and long established. In fact, the more you explore, the more you realize that the town's conventional image is like the walls of its houses – a severe facade concealing an unrestrained interior.
Dhow trips
Dhow trips
Where the hotel hustlers left off after you settled in, the dhow-ride men take up the challenge. You'll be persistently hassled until you agree to go on a trip and then, as if the word's gone out, you'll be left alone. The fact is your face quickly becomes familiar to anyone whose livelihood depends upon tourists. Dhow trips are usually a lot of fun and, all things considered, very good value. The simplicity of Swahili sailing is delightful, using a single lateen sail that can be set in virtually any position and never seems to obstruct the view. Sloping past the mangroves, with their primeval-looking tangle of roots at eye level, hearing any number of squeaks and splashes from the small animals and birds that live among them, is quite a serene pleasure.
There are limitless possibilities for dhow trips, though only a short menu of possibilities is usually offered. The cheapest trip is a slow sail across Lamu harbour and up Takwa "river", fishing as you go, followed by a barbecue on the beach at Manda island, then back to town. This might commence with some squelching around in the mud under the mangroves, digging for huge bait-worms. If the trip is timed properly with the tides, you can include a visit to Takwa ruins, or, for rather more money, you can stay the night on the beach behind the ruins and come back the next day. This is usually done around full moon. Takwa has to be approached from the landward side up the creek, and this can only be done at high tide. A further variation has you sailing south through Lamu harbour, past the headland at Shela and out towards the ocean for some snorkelling over the reefs on the southwest corner of Manda around Kinyika rock. Snorkel and mask are normally provided, but bringing your own is obviously much better. Although all dhows should carry enough useable life jackets, this is particularly essential if you're venturing beyond the reef, where the seas can be very rough and accidents happen all too often.
The price you pay will depend on how many are in your party, where you want to go, for how long, and how much work it's going to be for the crew. Agree on the price beforehand (a full day with lunch starts from around Ksh1200 per person) and pay up afterwards, although some captains may ask you for a small deposit to buy food. Be clear on who is supplying food and drink, apart from any fish you might catch.
Cameras are easily damaged on dhow trips, so wrap them up well in a plastic bag. And take the clothes and drinks you'd need for a 24-hour spell in the Sahara – you'll burn up and dry out otherwise. The Promise Ahadi Dhow Operators Collective (t072 3650807), on the waterfront in Lamu Town, or Shela Marine (t072 5003411) in Shela organize recommended dhow trips.
The Lamu Port project
The Lamu Port project
In March 2012, the government initiated a massive US$20 billion infrastructure development project 16km north of Lamu, the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia Transport Corridor (LAPSSET). This, which would be the continent's largest ever civil engineering project, would see a pipeline built to deliver oil from South Sudan to a new refinery near Lamu island, alongside the building of a giant tanker terminal, more than 1700km of new highways and railways to South Sudan and Ethiopia, and three new airports and tourist resorts in Lamu, Isiolo and Lake Turkana. Unsurprisingly, the plans have met resistance from local groups, and many are sceptical that the project will ever be fully realized.


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Others took part in the March For Equality because of skepticism about the original gay pride parade's organizer. A man identified as Daxx Bouvier claimed to have spent $15,000 to organize the event. Many people in the local gay community said they didn't know who Bouvier was. A non-discript Facebook page identified Bouvier as living in California with a seasonal home in "Granite Peak, Wisconsin". WAOW-TV reports that a local man known as David Blake used the alias Daxx Bouvier when approaching several business in the area about supporting the parade.
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MADISON, Wis. (WSAU) -- Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources is in the early stages of a major groundwater and surface water study looking closely at much of central Wisconsin. Dan Helsel is the DNR's Regional Water Leader, and says the study is in an eight-county area from Marathon down to Juneau and Adams Counties known as the Central Sands region. Helsel says there are hundreds of feet of sand on top of bedrock, which holds a lot of water, but also allows that water to flow relatively quickly through it.
Helsel says they know many different interests are concerned about groundwater and surface water issues , and it's an emotional issue for lakefront property owners, those that use streams, municipal water systems, and farms of all sizes. "We'd like to pull together all of the information we have for the Central Sands, and how those two interact, what they mean for people socially, what water levels people need to enjoy their lakes and streams, as well as what kind of groundwater use folks need to maintain their businesses and provide safe drinking water."
Helsel says this study will take time and a great deal of public input, since you can't simply solve water problems by not drilling any more wells. "It's not just as simple as more wells go in and your water goes away. The relationship between groundwater use and surface water protection is very complex, and we need to build in economic and social issues along with the science."
This study may focus on quantity issues, but Helsel says the DNR is still working on water quality issues, too. He says there's progress in areas like preventing farm runoff, but room for improvement. "Unfortunately, we haven't solved all of our water quality issues either in the Central Sands. As you may know, the department is working on preparing a water pollution control plan for the Wisconsin River Watershed, which will include many of these areas."
Helsel advises everyone interested to go to the DNR's website for more information on this study, and give feedback. He says they need input on the scope of the document in these early stages of the study so they make sure they cover all of the issues people think are important.
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How Long Do Lymph Nodes Swell With ARS
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Lymph Nodes and ARSI had a risky exposure recently and I am extremely worried about my lymphadenopathy.It is my understanding that symptoms (ARS) can start showing within 2 weeks after exposure to HIV.My question is specifically with regards to lymph nodes:1. Is...
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University of North Carolina - Chapel HillYes, swollen lymph nodes can be a feature of acute HIV. You should get HIV tested and explain your recent exposure to the clinicians so they can direct proper testing. DW... Read more »
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HIV Drugs Have Harder Time Penetrating Lymph Nodes Than Blood CellsThis article was reported by Healio . Healio reported on a study to determine why antiretrovirals (ARVs) are effective for treating HIV infection, allowing patients to live longer, but do not cure the infection. The study by Timothy Schacker,... Read more »
Argentina: Study Finds Most Women Get HIV From Long-Term PartnersMost women -- 73 percent -- diagnosed as HIV-positive in Argentina within the last two years were infected through unprotected sex with a stable partner, according to preliminary results of a new study. The "Study of Recently Diagnosed Women" was... Read more »
Kvitch: Well Did You Ever? What a Swell Party This Is!Did you ever stop to think what your life would (or will) look like when -- miracle of miracles -- a cure is perfected, and you know that you will have become a long-term survivor? Wow, what a concept! After so many long years of balancing hope... Read more »
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Posted by AnonymousPlease if one has swollen lymph nodes due to ARS, how long (for how many weeks) will the noodes vanish. Or will they continue to swell for long time?
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Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesDOES ANYONE KNOW HOW LONG LYMPH NODES STAY SWOLLEN AFTER INITIAL INFECTION. I HAVE GOTTEN MANY CONFLICTING ANSWERS ON THE NET, AND FROM THE CDC HOTLINE.
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Herbies mulls Australia to jump-start global plan
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Does this mean Australian salaries will be scaled back to UK levels?
A Freehills merger in particular would be amazing and transformational for both firms but I will believe it when I see it.
Never. Going. To. Happen.
Honestly, where does they come up with this stuff...
The main australian firms are too big as they are. There's a reason the CC/Mallesons thing didn't pan out, but there could well be some ambitious teams within these firms doing some thinking though.
Herbies has one of the strongest resources practices in the City - and legions of Australia lawyers. Wouldn't be surprised if they opened one or another.
With respect, haven't we heard all this sort of thing before from Primrose Street? The promise of formalising the laughably confusing arrangement in Europe, at which clients still nod politely while privately shrugging their shoulders at what it all means. The tantalising hints of serious relationships in the US. Now, again, a whisper, a suggestion, while concrete action is conspicuous by its absence.
I think we've all been waiting for Herbert Smith to make a proper global move for about a decade.
Herbies may indeed enter the Oz market, but it's very doubtful that it would be in the shape of a marriage with Freehills. The cultures/firm positionings don't align. My money would be on Blakes. And if that were to occur, Freehills, along with Mallesons and Allens would really start to feel the cold winds from England.


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A former foster child can only be matched with the adult-adopted sibling who may or may not have been adopted if the sought after has also registered with the Colorado Voluntary Adoption Registry.
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Medaille College celebrated the grand opening of its new $3.4 million Student Success Center today with faculty, trustees, staff, students and alumni. The Student Success Center embodies the College's mission of balancing the highest possible standards of achievement with "support for every individual student and a concern that each one succeed."
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In addition to Dr. Jurasek's comments, Charles E. Moran, Jr., chair of the board of trustees and president & COO of Delaware North Companies, introduced the space. Shelley Drake of the M&T Bank Charitable Foundation, and students Nancy Brown and Brad Davies also gave remarks about what the Student Success Center means for Medaille College.
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As I mentioned before, I am from a rural area in Upstate NY. I grew up with trees and grass and cows and farms. When I was in high school, I hated living in the middle of nowhere, and complained that there was never anything to do. We were so far from everything.
Now, living in a population-dense neighborhood in the southwest area of the city of Boston, I would do anything to get away. I miss the quiet and fresh air and crickets and stars. As I apply to practicum sites for next year, I have started thinking about moving a little bit farther out of the city, to be a little closer to nature. When I told my boyfriend that I wanted to live in a town like Norwood, he looked shocked and asked, "why would you want to live there? It's so far from everything."
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Don't get me wrong, Boston is an amazing city. There are so many people and restaurants and bars and events and great public transportation and history. Luckily for me, there are also so many opportunities to see a little bit of green (or brown and orange since it's fall now). Below are some of the wonderful nature excursions I've been on since moving to Boston, and they are all within a half-hour drive of the city:
I guess where I'm living isn't so far from my definition of "everything" after all…


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Cheap hotels near Accademia Bridge in Venice, Italy
The Accademia Bridge (Pont'Accademia) crosses the southern end of Venice's Grand Canal and links the picturesque Dorsoduro district with bustling San Marco.
The modern bridge that stands today was constructed in 1933, and replaced an iron bridge. It's a structure marked by a high arch (sometimes compared to a cat's back). The Accademia Gallery is located at the footbridge's Dorsoduro end. Nearby you'll also find the incredible Peggy Guggenheim Collection.
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Address Dorsoduro 878 a (Dorsoduro)
The Galleria is a sweet old place with antique furnishings, creaky hardwood floors, and no television in sight.
Address San Marco 2966, Calle delle Botteghe (San Marco)
Situated in a palazzo from the Belle Epoque era, the Locanda Art Deco is equal parts historic and hip.
Address Salizada San Samuele 3358 (San Marco)
The super-cheapo San Samuele blends the boutique and antique.
Address San Marco 3457/A (San Marco)
The Fiorita offers 10 happy rooms, housed in a 15th-century red palazzo on the Campiello Novo.
Address Dorsoduro 1147 (Dorsoduro)
The Antica Locanda Montin is a family-run restaurant and inn. It's a bit dated but has its charms, espeically the artwork scattered throughout.