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HIV AIDS Treatment Adherence Health Outcome and Cost Study [1999-2003]
Assessing Existing Efforts to Increase Adherence to Medications [1998-2003]
Enhancing Linkages to HIV Primary Care and Services in Jail Settings [2007 - 2012]
Electronic Networks of Care [2007-2011]
Outreach, Care, and Prevention to Engage HIV Seropositive Young MSM of Color [2004-2009]
Targeted Peer Support Model Development for Caribbeans Living with HIV AIDS Demonstration Project [2003-2007]
American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Initiative [2003-2007]
Targeted HIV Outreach and Intervention Model Development and Evaluation for Underserved HIV-Positive Populations Not in Care [2001-2006]
Demonstration and Evaluation Models that Advance HIV Service Innovation Along the U.S. - Mexico Border [2001-2005]
Innovative Programs for HIV Positive Substance Users [2000-2003]
CDC/HRSA Intervention For Seropositive Injection Drug Users, Research And Evaluation (INSPIRE) 1999-2004 [1994-2004]
CDC/HRSA Corrections Demonstration Project (HIV Prevention, Intervention, and Continuity of Care Within Correctional Settings and the Community) [1999-2004]
Innovative HIV Service Delivery Models for Native American Communities [1997-2002]
The OPTIONS Project: A physician-delivered intervention for HIV Positive Patients in Clinical Care [2005-2006]
Prevention with HIV Infected Persons Seen in Primary Care Settings [2003-2007]
Evaluating the Impact of IT on Improving Delivery and Quality of Care for HIV Seropositive Individuals [2003-2006]
End-of-Life/Palliative Care and Palliation for Underserved Populations [2000-2003]
Innovative Methods for Integrating Buprenorphine Opioid Abuse Treatment in HIV Primary Care [2004-2009]
HIV Service Delivery Models Cooperative Agreements [1994-1999]
Innovations in Oral Health Care Initiative [2006-2011]
Adolescent Care Demonstration and Evaluation [1993-1998]
The SPNS program began with some of the first Federal grants to target adolescents and women living with HIV, and over the years, initiatives have been developed to reflect the evolution of the epidemic and the health care arena.
Part F - SPNS Products and Publications
Products from SPNS Initiatives
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Health Information Technology Capacity Building for Monitoring and Improving Health Outcomes along the HIV Care Continuum – Capacity Building Sites
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Health Information Technology Capacity Building for Monitoring and Improving Health Outcomes along the HIV Care Continuum – Technical Assistance Center
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Sister city in the works?
Local historian Richard Clark, has for years championed peace as a worthy banner for the city of Blaine.
It was his idea to formalize the city's theme in a sister-city relationship with Pugwash, Nova Scotia, birthplace of an international peace conference. And, after a slow start, the two cities are getting ready to close the deal.
At an October 24 Blaine city council meeting, Clark gave council members a chance to look at his recently published history of the Peace Arch, and some of Pugwash's history of peace, the likes of which started with a group of scientists concerned about the possible devastation threatened by nuclear proliferation.
In 1955 Albert Einstein, Bertrand Russell, Joseph Rotblat, Linus Pauling and Frederic Joliot-Curie were among the signatories on a manifesto that called for the conference to "urge the governments of the world to realize, and to acknowledge publicly, that their purpose cannot be furthered by a world war." That manifesto led to the first conference devoted to the pursuit of peace at the Pugwash home of Canadian retail baron Cyrus Eaton in 1957.
City manager Gary Tomsic said that he had recently heard back from the Pugwash Village Commission that they would be interested in pursuing a sister city relationship. "The next step would be to develop a joint resolution that establishes the sister city relationship," he said, as council members agreed. "It will be both communities who take the relationship beyond a resolution.
"With good community support it can be very exciting and fun," he said.
Gay, who has worked with Clark promoting the sisterhood,
said he hoped schools and local groups could participate
and that he would ultimately like to see an international
center for peace studies built.
"It would give the 28 million who come through the portal something to think about," he said.

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Karla Davis, Kim Yarbrough, Erin Martin and Tony Vincent eliminated from 'The Voice'by jmaloni
Tuesday night on NBC's "The Voice" Elimination Show, the following artists were eliminated from the competition:
Team Adam - Karla Davis and Kim Yarbrough
Team CeeLo - Erin Martin and Tony Vincent
Mathai (@mathaimusic), Phillip Arnold "Pip" (@pip_Andrew), Tony Lucca (@luccadoes) and Katrina Parker (@katrinapmusic) from Team Adam, and Cheesa (@CheesyFbaby), James Massone (@JamesMassone), Jamar Rogers (@Jsquidward) and Juliet Simms (@JulietSimmsALL) all advanced into the next round.
For the first time this season, coaches Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton will perform alongside the four remaining artists on their respective teams during "The Voice" Performance Show on Monday, April 16 (8 to 10 p.m.). Each artist on teams Blake and Christina will also have the opportunity to further showcase their talents as they each perform an additional song before viewers vote to save their favorite member from each team.
The following artists from Team Blake and Team Christina will perform on Monday:
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How to properly play rag AcesFriday, April 2nd, 2010
Holding rag aces or an ace-rag simply means you were given an Ace and another card that is lower than 10. You can call A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, and A9 rag races. In short, ace-rag is an Ace coming with a low kicker.
Now how do you play an ace-rag hand? It will be a very common mistake for inexperienced to get very confident with their hand because of the ace that they are holding. Most of the time this gets them into trouble.
One good rule for rag aces is to consider to fold them always since they will rarely win big for you. More often than not, you will end up losing money because you will be out kicked.
If you want to consider playing the ace and the low kicker, wait for a top pair on the flop. Watch out though for another opponent who raises before the flop because most likely they out kick your cards – and you're on your way out of the casino broke.


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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Let's do the Twist!
Well, twist on a classic salad recipe that is. Everyone knows the Caesar salad. Courtesy of Wikipedia, a "true" Caesar salad:
A) was created for Julius Caesar.
B) always has some form of protein (i.e. grilled chicken or shrimp).
C) was created by Caesar Cardini, a Mexican man born in Italy.
(You can't tell I've got multiple choice tests on the brain, right? I finally finished my exams for the semester, and it's been rough getting out of the routine of reading like a mad person every night.) But I digress...
Feeling inspired by all of my new-found spare time, I decided to play with the idea of a caesar salad with chicken. I'm a rabid crouton eater, and could easily polish off a bag of sourdough croutons on my own, sans salad. Then a light bulb went on over my head- what about a chicken caesar salad meatball?!
Now, I have no idea if anyone else has ever done this, but I felt pretty pleased with how they turned out. And when Hubs inhales 5 of them, you know they must be pretty tasty, considering how picky he is.
As if the glowing review from Hubs wasn't enough, these came together super fast. Depending on the size you make your meatballs, you could have a relatively healthy dinner on the table in less than an hour! And if you shaped the meat into patties, you could slice them up and have a ground chicken strip caesar salad.
Besides... smashing the daylights out of the delicious little croutons is mighty cathartic when you're PMSing or had a rough day at work. Or if you just have an inner 15-year-old boy that likes to smash things (like me). :-D
Chicken Caesar Meatballs
1 1/2 lbs. lean ground chicken
1 1/3 c. sourdough croutons, smashed up finely (you can whiz them in a food processor if you really want a fine crumb, but larger chunks give a better crunch)-- reserve 1 c. for coating
1/3 c. grated Parmesan cheese
2 green onions, chopped (white & green parts)- will roughly be 1/8 c.?
3 Tbsp. olive oil
1/4 tsp. salt (you don't need much- the croutons and the Parm are plenty salty)
1/4 tsp. pepper
Cooking spray
1. Preheat your oven to 400°F. Line a cookie sheet with tin foil, and spray the tin foil lightly with the cooking spray.
2. Mix ground chicken, the 1/3 c. of crushed croutons, Parmesan, onions, olive oil, salt and pepper. Don't overmix, but mix thoroughly.
3. Roll slightly less than 1/4 c. of meat mixture into ball shapes. Roll meatballs in the reserved 1 c. of croutons. Place on greased cookie sheet. Drizzle with tiny bit of olive oil (optional).
4. Bake for 15-18 minutes, then flip meatballs. Bake for another 15-18 minutes.
5. While the meatballs are baking, clean and prep your Romaine lettuce and Parmesan cheese. (If you're like me, you have a bottle of Caesar salad dressing in your fridge at all times. No worries if you want to make your own!)
6. Remove meatballs from oven. Let them cool for at least 6-8 minutes before placing on top of the lettuce.
7. Enjoy!
This made roughly 12 meatballs for me (one was slightly smaller than the rest, but I'm sure you could get much more precise, even meatballs if you were to weigh each one).
Maybe I won't post the answer to my little quiz just yet. I want to know what everyone else thinks! Add a comment with what you think the answer is. :)
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Looks good Tia!
Hopefully you can bring some samples to the lab some day :)
- December 17, 2008 at 11:47 AM
- Megan said...
Chicken caesar salad is one of my favorite dishes-I seem to order it EVERYWHERE. Now I think I'll start making these at home a lot more. Wonderful idea!
- December 17, 2008 at 7:16 PM
- gaga said...
Mmmm, what a wonderful idea. It looks delicious!
- December 17, 2008 at 9:01 PM
- Laurel said...
I tried these tonight (leaving out the parmesan as we're dairy-free due to an allergy) and they were wonderful! Thank you!
- January 15, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- Alexandra de Roumanie said...
I made this tonight. The meatballs turned out wonderful. (Except next time I'll have to remember to use less oil for less meat haha.) I also added two bigger garlic cloves and sprinkled some parsley. It was a delicious and a recipe I'll definitely keep.
I also have a feeling the meatballs would be great in other dishes. Oh the possibilities!
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Jazz notes: Blake Ahearn hoping for second contract with Utah
By Brian T. Smith
The Salt Lake TribuneFirst published Apr 18 2012 08:35PM
Portland, Ore. • Blake Ahearn is hoping he gets another shot with the Jazz.
Ahearn's initial contract with Utah expires Wednesday, and the organization will have to offer him another one if the 27-year-old point guard is going to stick around for the rest of the season.
Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor said after Utah's win Wednesday that the Jazz would make a decision Thursday about re-signing Ahearn, who played five scoreless minutes Wednesday.
Getting closer
Jazz forward Josh Howard and guard Raja Bell traveled with Utah to Portland, and both are moving closer to possible returns.
Howard put up jump shots after shootaround Wednesday morning, and was watched by Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin and assistant Sidney Lowe.
Bell is no longer dealing with pain in his left knee and hopes to be healthy in time for the playoffs if Utah makes the postseason.
Corbin said he's open to playing Bell if he's ready, and the Jazz coach acknowledged getting either veterans back for late April could provide Utah with a major lift.
"The guys have been around the league for a while, they've both been in the playoffs before. It'll be two more assets for us to be able to use," Corbin said.
He added: "We'll see. They haven't gone through any contact yet. There's a lot of time left and they're feeling good from the work that we've had 'em in so far."
Soft crime
The NBA announced Wednesday it fined Dallas guard Delonte West $25,000 for a physical taunt of Jazz forward Gordon Hayward during Utah's 123-121 triple-overtime home victory Monday.
West intentionally stuck a finger in Hayward's ear during the game and received a technical foul.
"He bumped me and it's, 'OK, he's obviously frustrated,' " Hayward said Tuesday. "Then when he did the second one, it's like, 'Man, we've got him right where we want him.' … We got the last laugh with the win."
Jazz nickname stays
Jazz CEO Greg Miller weighed in Wednesday on the rights to Utah's nickname.
Two days after NBA Commissioner David Stern told The Times-Picayune that New Orleans should back off any attempt to regain the "Jazz," Miller tweeted Utah's name isn't moving anywhere.
"The window of opportunity to change our name closed shortly after we moved to Utah from [New Orleans]," Miller wrote.
"We are Utah Jazz. And we always will be."
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Fourth Resident Evil Movie Gets First TrailerThe first trailer for Resident Evil: Afterlife, the next film inspired by the game series, has popped up on YouTube, offering a glimpse of the three-dimensional Paul W.S. Anderson-helmed terror that awaits theatergoers on September 10.
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Every once in a while I browse the kid's department at Target. So far, I've found two great pieces that don't look like ten year old's clothing. Luckily, I'm able to fit in a kid's XL or XXL, although the only problem is that the clothes aren't really made for "post-pubescent" bodies. This skirt is a little difficult to get up past my hips, which is expected for a kid's dept find, but it fits great on my waist and is the perfect length. Another great thing about the kid's dept: cheaper prices! I was able to snag this skirt on clearance for $6. A great deal for such a versatile skirt.
Shirt: Gap Favorite Tee, sz S
Skirt: Cherokee for Target, kid's sz XL 14-16
Necklace: American Eagle Outfitters
Shoes: American Eagle Outfitters
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Does anyone else feel just a little special when you know you're able to fit into kid's size clothing still? Or am I just weird?


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The consensus from our panel of experts is that PCI DSS should be just one item on a far broader effort to integrate data security into enterprise risk management.
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They will be out at the Walgreens on Dawson next Sunday also fundraising more money for the competition.
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The city's decision came the same day that the Stanislaus Local Formation Commission was slated to vote on whether to allow Patterson to annex land for the project, with LAFCo staff calling for commissioners to vote against the expansion.
By withdrawing their application, developers of the Arambel Business Park and KDN Retail Center will need to submit an entirely new application for their project. Project officials hope to have another plan before LAFCo this summer.
"We felt like we needed more time to address their concerns," Arambel Project Manager Joe Hollowell said. "Particularly, we've done a poor job communicating with LAFCo staff."
LAFCo is an agency chartered to deal with land-use issues for Stanislaus County and its cities. It consists of two county supervisors selected by the full board of supervisors, two city council representatives selected by a majority of the mayors in the county and a public member selected by the other four members.
The commission's chief executive, Marjorie Blom, recommended in a staff report that the commission deny the annexation with prejudice — meaning the project could not return in any form for at least a year.
Patterson had not demonstrated the availability of water or sewer services, she wrote in a LAFCo staff conclusion, and she noted that Patterson's water and sewer wastewater capacity would not be known until the city's master plan process was completed in late spring.
Matt Machado, Stanislaus County's public works director, also submitted a letter this week stating concerns about the project's impact on traffic. He had previously told the Patterson City Council in July — before the council approved the project application in August — that the city could see an increase of 150,000 car trips per day because of new businesses in the expanded business park area.
Area roads and intersections needed to be prepared for the added congestion, he said. He also noted that the project's environmental impact report called for 15 percent of the project's cost to go toward a new intersection at Zacharias Road and Highway 33, saying that was "clearly inadequate."
The city originally planned to have the expansion continued to a meeting on March 27 and declared so in a letter Monday, Feb. 25, but fully retreated Wednesday in another letter from Doug White, Patterson's deputy city attorney. White said they hope to have a new proposal before the commission as soon as July 31.
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Many of us religiously count what we eat and burn off, but calorie counts on cardio machines can be inaccurate by as much as 10-15%. So you could be burning 510 calories as opposed to the 600 calories that the display tells you. And those few 90-100 calories can add up enough to hinder your weight loss.
True, not all machines are created equal: you can rely more on the accuracy of machines that ask for your weight than those that don't. But even so, caloric burn can be very different depending on a person's body fat percentage and form efficiency, neither of which can be computed from weight alone.
That's not to say you should ignore what the display tells you—if you use it as a bench mark from work out to work out. Here's how.
What you want to focus on is what exercise physiologists call "rated perceived exertion." Basically, it's a scale you use to gage how hard you are working. Check out the table above.
The intensity that cases each of these exertions will be different for each person. You might find that running at 8:30 minutes per mile is "comfortably hard," but your significant other might feel the same level of exertion running at 9:00 minute miles. A general guideline is to perform most of your workouts at level 3-4, or moderate to comfortably hard.
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