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Everton produced their best performance of the season to date to secure a point in this thrilling encounter with the Premier League and European champions.
Marouane Fellaini was the goal hero, netting to secure a draw on the day he produced a sterling display in the heart of midfield.
It was a rousing performance that was matched by a compelling atmosphere - reminding everyone inside Goodison Park of the unrivalled thrills and spills football at the highest level can provide.
Everton had trailed at the break to a well-taken Darren Fletcher strike. But in the second period they discovered the fire in their belly - causing their visitors countless problems and doing more than enough to justify a share of the spoils, courtesy of Fellaini's 63rd minute header.
Having struggled for consistency and results in recent weeks, this was a welcome return to somewhere near the level of passion and passing fans have come to expect from a side that has secured European qualification from three of the last four seasons.
Steven Pienaar's role in that step up in form cannot be under-estimated. But every player in a blue shirt did their part on this day. Phil Jagielka was impeccable with his blocks and tackles, Tim Howard produced some great saves - one of which was from the very top drawer - and Yakubu ran himself into the ground for the cause, along with so many of his teammates.
Inside 30 seconds a great attacking move culminated in a Joleon Lescott pass picking out Marouane Fellaini and the Belgian midfielder producing a shot which was deflected for a corner.
And there was another slick display of inter-passing on 10 minutes that provided the fans with cause for optimism. Louis Saha's shot may have been blocked, but the indications were good. There were moments in the opening quarter where Everton's passing football was as eye-catching as at any point so far this term.
The visitors, however, enjoyed long periods of possession - although they only threatened from free-kicks in an enthralling opening 20 minute period.
But then came the goal. Ryan Giggs timing a pass perfectly to pick out a run by Darren Fletcher that cut through the heart of the defence, with the Scotland international passing the ball under Tim Howard.
It could have been more minutes later - but a hat-trick of great saves from the US keeper denied the visitors. First from a Cristiano Ronaldo from distance, then brilliantly low to his right to deny Vidic and, finally, a finger-tip stop to prevent a Giggs curler finding the top corner.
There were fleeting chances for the Blues - some good crosses that were not connected with and an audacious attempt by Yakubu to chip the keeper from the edge of the box.
After the break Fellaini sent a shot goalwards but a deflection denied him as Everton went in search of an equaliser. The Belgian international, playing in a more advanced role, acquitted himself well. As did Pienaar with spritely outlook. But breaking down a side of the quality of Sir Alex Ferguson's European champions.
There were yellow cards brandished to both sides throughout the contest - some players more deserving than others. And such moments of controversy, particularly following a card for Neville and angry remonstrations by the United players to a challenge by the Everton skipper on Ronaldo, fired up the crowd for the final third.
And the volume rose again when Fellaini, who had been doing well in the contest, produced his second goal in two games at Goodison - rising prodigiously above Vidic to guide a header from a Neville centre into the corner of the net.
And they almost went ahead a minute later, Yakubu breaking free only for Van der Sar to get a strong enough touch on the ball to divert it onto the post.
There was drama and passion from the fans and the players - with Everton buoyant. A booking for Wayne Rooney for a challenge on Arteta followed by a signal to the home fans by the former Goodison striker led to his substitution by Ferguson, with Nani entering the fray.
But it was the home side brimming with confidence, spraying passes with aplmob and stretching United. Of course, there were scares. Ronaldo dragged a shot wide from a good position as the seconds ticked away. And the men from Old Trafford looked threatening with virtually every attack.
But so did Everton. And the visitors were fortunate that Wes Brown was punished more sternly when he was shown a yellow card for a foul on Yakubu as the Nigerian international burst through from the halfway line.


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Aaron Rowand went 3-for-5 and scored twice for the Giants, who snapped a two- game losing streak.
Starter Madison Bumgarner tossed 7 1/3 solid innings, allowing just one run on five hits, but did not factor into the decision.
It wasn't a good night for either team's closers. Brian Wilson (6-1) blew his fourth save in the eighth, but still picked up the win after San Francisco batted around to score three runs in the ninth.
Detroit closer Jose Valverde (2-3) suffered the loss after giving up three runs on three hits and two walks in less than an inning. The loss wasted a solid start by Brad Penny, who went seven innings of one-run ball. He allowed just seven hits and struck out two for Detroit, who have dropped three of their last four games.

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In light of Scottsville District Supervisor Christopher Dumler's recent plea of guilty to a charge of sexual battery, the Committee has decided to remove him from the Albemarle County Democratic Committee and call for his resignation from the Board of Supervisors.
Mr. Dumler has accomplished much good work on behalf of the citizens of Scottsville District and of Albemarle County. However, the behavior for which Mr. Dumler has accepted responsibility does not reflect Democratic values and standards, nor the standard to which we hold our elected officials. We cannot support his continued service.
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PISCATAWAY N.J. – Despite a second-half comeback and a stingy defensive effort, Rutgers (11-4, 2-2) could not recover from a slow start offensively, dropping its matchup with No. 21/20 Cincinnati (14-3, 2-2), 68-58, Saturday evening at the RAC.
Early struggles on the offensive end allowed Cincinnati and Cashmere Wright, who scored a game-high 19 points, to build a double-digit lead late in the first half. The Scarlet Knights were paced by sophomore guard Myles Mack (Paterson, N.J.) who was the lone RU player in double-figures with 15 points. The loss was the first on the RAC hardwood since RU dropped its season-opener.
Rutgers cut the lead to eight with 45.8 seconds remaining by forcing Cincinnati to the free-throw line multiple times in the closing two minutes. It would be as close as the Scarlet Knights would come, as the Bearcats made the most of its trips to the charity stripe (23-32) in the contest to seal the victory.
After falling to a 17-point deficit, the Scarlet Knights battled back, going on a 9-0 run to cut the UC lead to 40-30 with under 12 minutes to play. Mack spearheaded the run with seven of his 15 points.
The RU scoring spurt was broken up by a Wright three pointer. RU responded with three straight buckets down low to redshirt sophomore Kadeem Jack (Queens, N.Y.), redshirt junior Wally Judge (Washington, D.C.), and senior Austin Johnson (Elkins Park, Pa.), respectively. The 6-0 run cut the lead to nine with 9:15 to go regulation, the first time Cincinnati lead by less than 10 points since 4:59 remained in the first half.
The Bearcats built upon their lead to open to second half, going on a 7-2 run through the first four minutes of the frame. RU converted its first field goal of the period courtesy of a layup by senior wing Dane Miller (Rosedale, N.Y.), who finished with six points, at the 15:44 mark.
Both teams struggled offensively from the outset, as an elbow jumper by junior guard Mike Poole (Rosedale, N.Y.) at the 14:34 marked gave the Scarlet Knights their first points of the contest. Both teams shot below 30 percent from the field in the half, with RU (21.1 percent) converting just four shots from the floor. Four of Cincinnati's nine baskets came from beyond the arc, where the Bearcats attempted 16 shots.
Cincinnati built a double-digit lead late in the first half, as an 8-0 Bearcat run pushed their lead to 19-7 with 5:34 remaining in the period. A pair of baskets by Johnson snapped RU's scoring drought, cutting the lead to eight with under four minutes remaining in the period.
But timely shooting by Cincinnati kept the pressure on the Scarlet Knights, as a put back layup by Cincy's Jermain Sanders with six seconds remaining on the clock gave the Bearcats a 27-15 halftime lead.
Both squads went 20-for-53 (37.7 percent) from the field in the contest.
The Scarlet Knights return to the RAC on Thursday to face off against USF. Tipoff is set for 9 p.m.
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- This marks the first home loss for RU since Nov. 9 (seven-game win streak). RU moves to 7-2 at the RAC.
- The 15 points marked the fewest RU has scored in a half since 14 against Villanova (second half) on March 6, 2012. RU last scored 15 or fewer in the first half on Feb. 6, 2008 vs. St. John's.
- The .211 shooting marked the lowest output in a half since March 6, 2012 vs. Villanova (second half). In the first half, the .211 percentage signaled the lowest since Feb. 6, 2008 vs. STJ.
- For the fourth time this season, Rutgers posted less than 10 turnovers with nine.
- Rutgers drops to 4-13 in the all-time series against Cincinnati, including 3-6 in BIG EAST regular season play. RU is 2-4 against UC at the RAC.
- Myles Mack posted double-figures for the 11th time this season and 26th of his career with 15 points. The sophomore paced the team in scoring for the fourth time this season.
- Austin Johnson scored eight points, moving his average to 9,3 when coming off the bench in three games.
- Rutgers falls to 4-2 when being outrebounded by its opponent.
- For just the fourth time this season, RU shot less free throws than its opponent, falling to 2-2 in those games.
- Of the nine players that saw action, eight players scored four-plus.
- Head coach Mike Rice went with the starting lineup of Seagears, Mack, Carter, Judge and Miller for the second-straight game. The Scarlet Knights move to 1-1 with this lineup.
- The Scarlet Knights move to 3-3 when less than three players score 10-plus points.
- For the third time this season, just one player posted double-figures.
- RU drops to 2-3 when scoring less than 60 points.
- Dane Miller was named the Rutgers Court Club Player of the Month for December. Miller posted an 11.0 points per game average while grabbing a team-best 6.0 rebounds. Miller also dished out 18 assists and totaled nine steals as the Scarlet Knights posted a 5-1 record.
- Miller now owns 39-straight starts.
Rutgers Head Coach Mike Rice
Opening Statement: "I give a lot of credit to Cincinnati, especially in the first half. Offensively, especially the first option, it wasn't there and so the second and third option we didn't get to. When we got 1-on-1, we relied too much on our three-point, perimeter shooting, and that's playing into Cincinnati's hands. They played hard and that's why they got the victory."
On Learning from the Loss: "We have to learn from this. We're going to be in this spot again taking the next step forward. We've got to learn that, in the Big East, if things aren't going well you don't rely on the jump shot. You have to score in the paint, you have to draw contact, you have to get to the free-throw line. It's not like we stopped playing hard — we held a tremendous team to 37 percent shooting. Our pressure was effective in the second half, we just never finished a possession off in the second half. Playing a little soft in the first half and a lot of not finishing in the second half was a deadly equation."
On Getting Beat on the Offensive Glass: "It's incredibly draining. Again, we tried hard, we just didn't respond the way I would like in the first half and didn't come in tough and relied too much on jump shots. [In the] second half we just had to finish a possession off. But Cincinnati, that's what they do. They want running and jumping they want doubling on the first pass They really made it a half-court game."
On Eli Carter: "When you're leading scorer has the type that he did; I think he just settled. When you're the leading scorer and you are off, you've got to get to the paint and create either contact or opportunities for others and he's not doing that right now. Really Cincinnati, wherever he was going, they had two or three guys on him, and now we have to take advantage of what he can do for us. But he's got to get off the ball and create some opportunities for others. It's hard because he realizes he has to score for us. But right now he's taking low percentage shots and not getting fouled and that's a tough equation."
Cincinnati Head Coach Mick Cronin
Game thoughts: "(It was a) great effort by our guys. We're trying to get back to being one the best defensive teams in the Big East, if not the country. There was a time when we were giving up 34.5 percent from the field. To beat quality teams - and Rutgers has a very good team and Mike has done a great job with this program - we needed to get back to holding teams to 30 percent from the field."
"We won the game in the first half, with getting separation and doing a tremendous job on the defensive end. (It was) unbelievable to play a half with no turnovers. Rutgers had zero points on the fast break."
"Cashmere Wright played outstanding and we showed great toughness as a team. We also got some great contributions from a lot of people, but Cashmere was clearly the best player on the floor tonight. I asked him to do a lot. I tried to keep the ball in his hands more and made some adjustments offensively. He responded with 33 minutes and zero turnovers against a team that was trailing all night and was coming after him. To be able to do that is very, very hard. Much harder than the stat sheet can show."
On the defense against Eli Carter: "It's not easy and we did it as a team and tried to make it hard on him. Anybody who's a scorer at the level that he's a scorer, if you let them get started and get a rhythm then it becomes really hard to stop them. We really did a great job of never letting him get started. Our support on him was really key."


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If the new Russian professional hockey league has its way, the National Hockey League career of Hart Trophy candidate Evgeni Malkin will be pretty short.
According to a report in the Toronto Star, the Russian teams are prepared to offer the Russian-born Malkin a contract that would make him the highest-paid hockey player in the world. The multi-year contract would be worth at least $12.5 million tax free per season, or the equivalent of $15 million per year in the NHL.
"Hey, we can afford to pay more than the NHL right now," a high-ranking executive with the Russian league, called the Continental League, told the Star. "Our economy is commodities-based so we're not going through the same problems that you have in America."
However, Malkin's agent J.P. Barry told the Globe and Mail Friday that he has not received any direct offers from Russia and that Malkin is not interested in returning home.
"He's been focused, since Day 1, on doing an extension with the Penguins," said Barry. "We've had discussions with them, since the end of the playoffs, on a framework and expect to have something done with the team early in July."
The Continental League executive confirmed to the Star that some teams have already offered contract to some players that are already under contract to NHL clubs.
According to the executive, the league is not worried about the NHL legally contesting any contract offers
"What happened with Malkin when he came to the NHL?" the official said.
Malkin was drafted by the Penguins in 2004, but remained in Russia because his club team argued he already had an existing contract. When Malkin eventually joined the Penguins, his club team unsuccessfully filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NHL, again insisting he already had a contract in Russia.
However, International Ice Hockey Federation President Rene Fasel was quick to respond that any tampering with a player currently under contract could be met with consequences.
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I was amused at what looked like a bunch of headless humans sitting with a bend in their necks staring at an illuminated object as if their lives depended on it — like ostriches with their heads in the sand, oblivious to the sights and sounds of the environment in which they were seated.
Walking down the street I see children clumped in groups with cords creeping out of their shirts, climbing up and into their ears. They bounce, bob and dance to their own private concert — each one to a different rhythm, occasionally engaging in conversation and eye contact. Our children are following the pied piper down a path that sounds good, and yet can certainly lead to harm.
At a time when we are so connected and in touch with anything almost immediately after it happens, we are so not connected.
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The Bailey's Health Center is one of the Fairfax County Health Department's three Community Health Care Network (CHCN) clinics. The Health Department contracts with Molina Healthcare, Inc. to manage CHCN clinics. Molina subcontracts with Health Business Systems, Inc. (HBS), which maintains a pharmacy database and provides prescription services to Bailey's Health Center patients.
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The Awards Committee is pleased to announce the winners of the 2008 competition for outstanding abstracts submitted to the HIV/AIDS Section in the following categories:
Best Overall Submission to HIV/AIDS Section
"Abstinence, lies and STDs: Assessing the validity of adolescents' self-report of abstinence." Ralph DiClemente, PhD , Jessica Sales, PhD, Gina M. Wingood, ScD ,MPH . Rollins School of Public Health, and Center for AIDS Research, Emory University, Atlanta.
Outstanding Submission by HIV/AIDS Student Member and Winner of the David Rosenstein Award for Outstanding Student Abstract
"Disclosure of HIV-status to male and female sexual partners by HIV-positive men who have sex with men and women (MSMW)." Tara A. McKay and Matt G. Mutchler, PhD, Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles, and Sociology, California State University, Dominguez Hills.
Outstanding Submission by New Investigator to HIV/AIDS Section
"Predictors of condom use among repeat HIV-negative testing men who have sex with men." Carol L. Sipan, RN, MPH, Melbourne F. Hovell, PhD, MPH, Elaine Blumberg, MA, Norma Kelley, BS, Michele Ginsberg, MD, Ming Ji, PhD, Raechel D. Tejidor, MPH, Alicia Vera, MPH, C. Richard Hofstetter. San Diego State University, Graduate School of Public Health; Community Epidemiology, Health & Human Services Agency, County of San Diego; Infectious Disease Clinical Research Program, Naval Medical Center San Diego; and Division of International Health and Cross-Cultural Medicine, University of California, San Diego.
Outstanding Submission on International Topic to HIV/AIDS Section
"Effects of the Malawi BRIDGE Radio Diaries on HIV-related stigma in Malawi: An experimental design in the field." Alisha H. Creel, BA, Kirsten Böse, MHS, Glory Mkandawire, Lisa K. Folda, MHS, Jane W. Brown, MPH, Rajiv N. Rimal, PhD. Department of Health, Behavior and Society, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Malawi BRIDGE Project, Lilongwe,Malawi; and Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs, Baltimore.
"Constructed narratives of HIV stigma, coping and disclosure among HIV positive African Americans living in the South. Tanisha Grimes, MPH, CHES, Su-I. Hou, DrPH, RN, CHES, Tiffiany Aholou. College of Public Health and Department of Child and Family Development, University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.
"Prevalence and correlates of sexual concurrency among urban crack-using men." Robert C. Freeman, PhD, Division of Epidemiology and Prevention Research, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, Bethesda, Md.
"Psychological distress in HIV-affected persons self-enrolling in HIV-related mental health care." Andreia Alexander, Enbal Shacham, PhD, Tania B. Basta, PhD, MPH, Michael Reece, PhD, MPH. Center for Sexual Health Promotion, Indiana University, Bloomington, and Department of Psychiatry, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis.
"Inside the black box: Process evaluation of a peer group intervention for HIV prevention in Malawi." Linda L. McCreary, RN, PhD, Chrissie P.N. Kaponda, RNM, PhD, Diana N. Jere, RNM, MScN, Rebecca Ngalande, RNM, MPH, Sitingawawo I. Kachingwe, RNM, MScN, Ursula Kafulafula, RNM, MSN, James L. Norr, PhD, Kathleen S. Crittenden, Kathleen F. Norr, PhD. College of Nursing, University of Illinois at Chicago; Kamuzu College of Nursing, University of Malawi, Lilongwe, Malawi; and School of Sociology, University of Illinois at Chicago.
"Serving Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Mozambique and Namibia: Partnerships to Strengthen Micro Credit and Health Education." Renslow D. Jr Sherer, MD, John Bronson, Dionisio Matos, Nelson Prada, Sandra Dalebout, MPH. Project HOPE and University of Chicago; Project HOPE Mozambique, Maputo, Mozambique; and Project HOPE Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia.
"Engagement in primary HIV-medical care :Retention in care issues in a Southern Rural State." Bankole A. Olatosi, MPH, PhD, Carleen H. Stoskopf, ScD, Janice C. Probst, PhD, Amy B. Martin, DrPH, Wayne A. Duffus, MD, PhD. Arnold School of Public Health, Dept of Health Services Policy and Management and South Carolina Rural Health Research Center, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C.; Graduate School of Public Health, San Diego State University, San Diego; and HIV and STD Medicine, South Carolina Department of Health & Environmental Control, Columbia, S.C.
"Depression as a correlate of risky sexual practices, self-efficacy, and communication with male sex partners in African-American female adolescents." Puja Seth, PhD, Paulomi Raiji, PhD, Ralph J. DiClemente, PhD, Gina M. Wingood, MPH ScD, Eve S. Rose, MSPH. Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta.
"HIV sero-postive status disclosure to prospective sex partners and criminal laws that require it: Perspectives of persons who have HIV." C. Galletly, JD, PhD, Center for AIDS Intervention Research (CAIR), Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
"Women's perceived barriers to spousal involvement in Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission programs in western Kenya." Ariane Hollub, Michael Reece, PhD, MPH, Andreia Alexander, Erick Amick, Mallory Metzger. Center for Sexual Health Promotion, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
"Cost of finding one newly-diagnosed HIV case in New York City." Benjamin W. Tsoi, MD, MPH, Vanessa Woog, MPH, Chitra Ramaswamy, MBBS, MPH, David B. Hanna, MS, Elizabeth Begier, MD, MPH, M. Monica Sweeney, MD, MPH, Blayne Cutler, MD, PhD. Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
The authors will be recognized at an Awards Ceremony held in conjunction with our section social. Details on time and place to be announced. Thank you to Bonnie Chakravorty, PhD, Mohammed Kanu, PhD, and Tim Sankary, MD, for serving on the Awards Committee.
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We were very excited (and thankful!) to learn that Global Protection - the king of condom companies - will once again donate condoms for us to distribute at our booth. The condoms will be packaged in personalized covers with our section's name, logo, date, and "APHA".
Back in the day (2000) before we were a section, Global Protection founder and CEO Davin Wedel of Boston donated personalized condoms for distribution by our SPIG. He also graciously allowed us to hold our evening social in the offices of Global Protection. Our grateful SPIG honored Mr. Wedel and his company with a specially engraved plaque. (see photo)
In photo - Former HIV/AIDS SPIG President Basil Vareldzis and Social Chair Bonnie Chakravorty present Global Protection CEO Davin Wedel with a plaque in appreciation of his generosity and support.
The APHA membership approved a revision of the Constitution and Bylaws that merged the two documents into a single, simplified document. This merged document, Bylaws of the American Public Health Association, can be viewed at http://www.apha.org/NR/rdonlyres/739272BC-917F-4058-993B-CC76AC67CAEF/0/APHABylawsApril2008.pdf.
At the November 2008 APHA Annual Meeting, the HIV/AIDS Section amended its operational polices to define a quorum, defined the methods to be used for amending the Section's Operational Polices, established minimal requirements for officers, and established criteria and processes for removal of Section officers from office. The revised Operational Policies will be posted to the Section Web site under the Overview link soon.
Upon the adoption of the TFAIR (Task Force on Association Improvement and Reorganization) Report, the Inter-Sectional Council, particularly the Inter-Section Council Steering Committee, was charged with implementing the provisions of the report. The HIV/AIDS Section is represented on the Steering Committee by Michael Case, past Section chair, and on the ISC by April Winningham, Scott Rhodes and Angela Powell. The Inter-Sectional Council Steering Committee holds monthly conference calls and a face-to-face meeting between the Annual Meetings. The full ISC meets at the Annual Meeting and holds a conference call between Annual Meetings. This year's ISC conference call was held on March 25, and the ISC SC meeting will be June 16t& 17 at APHA headquarters in conjunction with the midyear meeting of the Council on Affiliates.
Among the most noticeable provisions to be implemented are Section Work Plans and Annual Reports. Each Section must submit to the ISC both a report on what was accomplished during the year and the Section's goals and objectives for the upcoming APHA year. This was the first year for requiring Work Plans, and although not without some glitches, Sections have responded and many also submitted annual reports, although these will not officially be required until this APHA Annual Meeting. Our Section crafted the Work Plan over a series of conference calls and produced a document that should guide us well during this program year.
The ISC Steering Committee has also guided the organization through some significant structural changes, including the possibility of joining more than one Section (recently implemented) ,which required careful negotiation of logistical and institutional processes, and most recently an increase in the per capita annual allowance provided to each Section based on membership.
The ISC and ISC Steering Committee have also played a central role in implementing the new organizational structure, especially as related to Forums and Special Interest Groups. While these terms are familiar, their new application is somewhat different. SPIGs, or Special Primary Interest Groups, are now formed with the expectation that they will become a Section within two years. This was, of course, the route the HIV/AIDS Section took several years ago, and will now be the norm for the organization. This year, the ISC has approved the formation of the Health Informatics Information Technology SPIG, which is already progressing towards Section status. Forums are now to be multidisciplinary groups formed for a specific purpose and for a specific timeframe. This year the ISC has approved the formation of the Family Violence Prevention Forum, the Genomics Forum, and the Trade and Health Forum. Applications are pending for the creation of a Healthy Aging Forum.
Finally, the ISC responded to a request to respond to change in the by-laws relating to Governing Council proxies. Currently, the sitting Governing Council member must give their proxy directly if they will not be attending the Governing Council meeting. The proposed change is: "An elected Section Governing Councilor may select a proxy up until 30 days before the APHA Annual Meeting or a conference call or other meeting. Within the 30 days before such a meeting, the authority to select a proxy would shift from the Section's Governing Councilor to the Section Chair, or the Section Chair-elect, or the Section Immediate Past Chair in that order."
The ISC Steering Committee and the full ISC supported the amendment, which the Governing Council will vote on at their June 16 conference call.
Editor: The amendment was passed.
The HIV/AIDS Section began this fiscal year with an operating allocation from APHA of $2,770 and a balance of $2,500 in the enrichment account. Fiscal year to date the enrichment account has earned $82 in interest. We received a very generous gift of $5,000 from Gilead Sciences, for a total income fiscal-year-to-date of $10,352
Expenses related to the 2007 Washington, D.C., Annual Meeting totaled $4,442, and expenses from the Section midyear meeting were $4,429. Total expenditures, $8,871.
The actual May 31 balance for all accounts is $1,481.
The Section has received a pledged gift of $2,500 in support of the 2008 Annual Meeting program and expects to receive approximately $3,000 on July 1 as the 2008 – 2009 operating allocation from APHA. This brings the anticipated balance going into the Annual Meeting to $6,981.
This fiscal year, repeating the pattern of the last three fiscal years, fundraising for the Section continues to slow. Section leadership is anxious to hear from Section members regarding fundraising ideas and opportunities.
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Sizing Information
- Dimensions: 13.00"(L) x 9.50"W x 6.00"(H)
- Capacity: 14 Liters
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The Mototrek 14 Tank Bag is a mid size bag designed for use on sport and sport touring motorcycles. This bag has a separate eyewear compartment, an internal organizer and an audio source compartment with a built in port for routing headphone cords through. MotoCentric lists this bag as "hydration ready". It does have the built in port for routing the hydration bladder hose to the exterior of the bag, but it's missing a hydration bladder compartment and the exterior clips for anchoring the hose while you are in motion, these missing features are necessary to define a bag as "hydration ready" in my opinion. If these missing hydration ready features are what you're looking for in a tank bag, check out the MotoCentric Mototrek 19 tank bags. Audio ready; this bag has an interior audio source compartment with a built in port for routing headphone cords to the rider. It was a very tight fit, but we were able to get the contents of the commuter package or the day ride package in this bag.
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I bought a medium HJC CL-16 helmet and it fits true to size, the cheek pads are a little tight right now but I'm hoping they'll loosen up with time. The pinlock systems works as advertised, I haven't had to crack my shield since I've put it on. ... (Read more...)


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Bare Traps Emilse Boot
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Stay warm, dry and stylish this season in these slouchy suede boots from Bare Traps. The Emilse flat boot features soft faux fur lining and the Stay Dry System, which offers weatherproof technology for water repellency and breathability.
- Slouchy water resistant suede upper with Stay Dry System technology
- Adjustable buckle strap detail
- 10½" shaft height, inside zipper
- 15" leg opening
- Round toe
- Faux fur trim and lining
- Comfort cushioned insole
- 1½" molded sole
- Flexible rubber traction sole
- Imported
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By: SariLyn
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
October 16, 2013
great boots!
"These are amazingly comfortable. I hate the cold and yet I'm secretly hoping it gets colder so I can wear them. The only thing I would improve is I would like them a little bit more wide around the calf, but they're scrunchy enough I can push them down and it's not too big a deal."
By: DeannaC89
Location: North Carolina
October 07, 2013
"These are so cute. The shoe itself feels great. It's a little loose around the calf, but it'll be perfect when I have jeans tucked into them."
By: tara1234
Location: michigan
September 22, 2013
Had to return
"I really love these boots. They seem very comfortable and are adorable. Unfortunately the calf area was too tight and I will have to return them. I am tall and have muscular calves and was really hoping these would work. I could zip them up but they were tight and I would not have been able to fit jeans into the boot."
By: Panthersgirl
Location: Chicago
September 18, 2013
Seems to be nice boot
"Just got these boots. Have yet to wear them, but I got them for the purpose of winter. I have bunions, so I'm always concerned about the width of any shoe, but these seem to be comfortable. One of the biggest concerns with boots is that I have an athletic calf, and most boots seem to be too snug in the shaft to zipper up. These do zipper, although I think I'll have to scrunch them down just a bit for added comfort. Will not have enough room for a jean tuck.Very very cute boot - I got them in brown. Hopefully they are as comfortable as I expect them to be. My friend at work had an earlier version of a Bear Traps boot and she loved them - wore them all winter long. Good Luck! :)"
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Converse All Star Boys Toddler & Youth Sneaker
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If they've never had a pair of these old school classics, now's the perfect time! The cool low-cut Chuck Taylor® All Star® sneaker from Converse will look great with just about any outfit.
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- Canvas upper with rubber toe cap
- Lace-up closure
- Canvas lining
- Cushioned insole
- Vulcanized rubber construction can be found in the midsole and outsole
- Rubber traction pattern outsole for supreme grip
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By: AyeletT
Location: Jerusalem
September 11, 2013
"This shoe does not have the best support, however its my sons first shoes with laces and as such it is enough that they are cool and exciting - which they are."
By: Milly42
Location: Mi
August 21, 2013
Brand runs larger
"These were ordered for my son and he was coming from a size 1 that were snug in youth. I ordered a size 2 and they were big. My other son also got a men's size 11 in store but he wears a size 12 and the 11's fit perfectly. Also to note converse seem narrow but I don't wear them, my son in men's size has wide feet and he likes the fit of these."
By: rushgurl
Location: Orlando, FL
March 30, 2013
For my little man
"I ordered these to match my husbands shoes. Like father, like son. Of course my 4 year old wanted to be like daddy. They are identical to the adult shoes but mini and they fit great. My little man loves them!"
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The young American violinist Tai Murray is among those who are so technically gifted that they needn't spell out the fiendish difficulties of Ysaÿe's sonatas. Instead, she ingenuously shapes them into works of considerable beauty. She avoids digging into strings to heighten dramatic moments, such as the conclusion to the First Sonata – her chords are warm rather than aggressive, and she adds whimsicality to the hesitant opening of the Second Sonata. Many passages have a peaceful serenity as if she is musing for her own pleasure, as can be found in the third movement of the Second Sonata.
Murray also produces a wealth of colour and more dynamic shading than you will find elsewhere. She reveals a sparkling left-hand pizzicato in the finale of the Fifth, and her vivacity in the Sixth is as brilliant as any other recording. Throughout, her intonation is impeccable, the playing is cleanly delineated even in the most mercurial passages, and her c.1690 Giovanni Tononi sounds gorgeous in a recording quality that is as good as any I have heard.
That said, I still prefer a more overtly electrifying approach to the sonatas, such as that by Thomas Zehetmair (ECM), but the subtleties of this newcomer should not be ignored.
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16 U.S. Code § 758e–1 - Consultation and cooperation between certain Federal officers, affected States, etc., in carrying out program
In carrying out the purposes of sections 758e to 758e–5 of this title, the Secretary shall consult, and may otherwise cooperate, with the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of State, the State of Hawaii and other affected States, the governments of American Samoa and Guam, the Office of the High Commissioner of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, educational institutions, the commercial fishing industry, and all appropriate member nations of a South Pacific regional fishery agency (hereinafter referred to in sections 758e to 758e–5 of this title as the "agency"), if such an agency is formed.
Source(Pub. L. 92–444, § 3,Sept. 29, 1972, 86 Stat. 745; Pub. L. 95–295, § 1(2),June 16, 1978, 92 Stat. 319.)
1978—Pub. L. 95–295inserted provisions requiring consultation and cooperation with the Secretary of State, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and all appropriate member nations of a South Pacific regional fishery agency, if such an agency is formed.
Termination of Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
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The Martha O'Bryan Center aims to empower children, youth and adults in poverty to transform their lives through everything from work, education and fellowship.The Children's Defense Fund is sponsoring an event called The Children's Sabbath, which was created to highlight child safety and encourage community involvement.The launch of the event in Nashville was prompted, in part, by the murder of 17-year-old Johnathan Johnson at a school bus stop last April.The local Nashville chapter of Children's Defense Fund can be reached via their Facebook page.
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EL PASO — A Northeast El Paso party ends with someone stabbing a 21-year-old man and the attacker was still on the run.
Police said some people got into a fight at the apartment complex on Hercules and Diana at 3 a.m. Saturday.
Someone stabbed the victim in the stomach.
Crews rushed him to University Medical Center. Doctors expect him to be OK.