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More of a mini-movie than a music video, the Director's Cut is shown here:
This band seems to reinvent itself every decade, and in the '90s they were the cool rockers who made videos with hot '90s actress Alicia Silverstone. Her best friend in the car is the teenage daughter of the band's lead singer. The director cast her after seeing her in a Pantene commercial -- he had no idea who her Dad was. Apparently, niether did she for the longest time. Her Mom had always told her it was Ted Nugent! I guess when you're living in the moment it's easy to get those rock stars mixed up lol...
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ABSTRACT: This study measured differences in the provision of care between public and private providers of contraceptive services, what problems using contraception these providers perceived their patients to have and providers' views on how to improve their patients' method use. A nationally representative mixed-mode survey (mail, Internet and fax) of private family practice and obstetrician/gynecologist physicians who provided contraceptive care in 2005 was conducted. A parallel survey was administered to public contraceptive care providers in community health centers, hospitals, Planned Parenthood clinics and other sites during the same period. Descriptive and multivariate analyses were conducted across both surveys. A total of 1256 questionnaires were completed for a response rate of 62%. A majority of providers surveyed believed that over 10% of their contraceptive clients experienced ambivalence about avoiding pregnancy, underestimated the risk of pregnancy and failed to use contraception for one or more months when at risk for unintended pregnancy. Implementation of protocols to promote contraceptive use ranged widely among provider types: a full 78% of Panned Parenthood clinics offered quick-start pill initiation, as did 47% of public health departments. However, 38% of obstetrician-gynecologists, 27% of "other public" clinics and only 13% of family physicians did so. Both public and private providers reported that one of the most important things they could do to improve patients' contraceptive method use was to provide more and better counseling. At least 46% of private providers and at least 21% of public providers reported that changing insurance reimbursement to allow more time for counseling was very important. Strategies to improve contraceptive use for all persons in need in the United States have the potential to be more effective if the challenges contraceptive providers face and the differences between public and private providers are taken into account.Contraception 08/2008; 78(1):42-51. DOI:10.1016/j.contraception.2008.03.009 · 2.34 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Objectives: Unintended pregnancy and contraceptive failure continue to be significant problems in the U.S. today. By comparing information obtained from women about their difficulties using methods successfully with information from providers about their services and perceptions of women's needs, we have developed recommendations for improving contraceptive service provision. Methods: We conducted nationally representative surveys of women and of contraceptive service providers. The women's sample was generated through random-digit-dialing and 1,978 eligible women were interviewed over the phone. The provider samples were drawn from lists of obstetrician/gynecologist and family practice physicians and publicly funded family planning clinics. Mailed questionnaires were collected from 382 private physicians and 805 clinics. Descriptive and multivariate analyses were conducted for each survey and the results compared across surveys. Results: Both women and providers report that inconsistent method use is common and that some women experience periods of contraceptive nonuse while remaining at risk for unintended pregnancy. Although women report that method dissatisfaction often precedes gaps in use, not all providers discussed these difficulties with patients. Other factors identified by women as contributing to difficultiesfor example, motivation to prevent pregnancy, life changes, and method side effectswere discussed by some, but not all, providers during contraceptive visits. Conclusions: The findings suggest a number of strategies that have the potential to help women improve their ability to use contraception consistently and correctly. Specific recommendations are presented within each of the following categories: counseling and follow-up; clinical practices; information and education; access and funding; and technology and training.135st APHA Annual Meeting and Exposition 2007; 11/2007
Article: Public and private providers provision of services, their views on the problems patients have using contraception and steps needed to improve useContraception 08/2007; 76(2):176-176. DOI:10.1016/j.contraception.2007.05.075 · 2.34 Impact Factor
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HOUSTON—The Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) kicked off its 2013 annual conference here with an update to members on the group's progress during the course of the past year from outgoing Chairman Alkesh Patel as well an economic analysis from keynote speaker Steve Forbes.
Patel praised the association's progress on Capitol Hill and the formation of a PAC (Political Action Committee). "Nowhere is our progress more dramatic than advocacy. During my chairmanship we raised $250,000 toward our goal of having a committee," he said, adding, "if we wish to do more in the political arena we must raise more. The only limit on AAHOA's voice is the depth of your pockets."
He also noted the association, which now counts more than 11,000 members, expects to establish a permanent office in Washington, DC, within the next few months. Patel noted such a move "will allow us to build closer relationships with legislators."
Patel also touted the group's new governance model that has been put in place. The new model includes standardized dates for regional meetings and the annual convention as well as ensuring that individuals elected to board positions going forward are more educated and informed. "AHHOA will benefit for years to come," he said of the model.
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The Ice API was carefully designed to conform with the standards and practices of each programming language while maintaining a consistency that minimizes the learning curve of a developer working in multiple languages. As you will see from the sample code shown on the language pages, the Ice API is easy to learn and just as easy to use.
Ice currently offers language mappings for the following programming languages:
The Ice language mapping for C++ combines raw speed with an elegant design that enhances productivity and virtually eliminates memory leaks. See Ice for C++ for more information on the C++ mapping and a code example.
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Windows developers can easily integrate their .NET applications with other Ice languages and platforms. See Ice for .NET for more information on our .NET implementation along with code examples in C# and Visual Basic.
Java's portability and wealth of tools is an attractive complement to Ice, and support for Android allows Ice applications to run on devices in Google's ecosystem. See Ice for Java for more information on the Java mapping and a code example.
With support for the iPhone, iPod touch, Cocoa, and OS X, developers can use Ice Touch to integrate Apple's mobile devices. See Ice for Objective-C for more information on the Objective-C mapping and a code example.
Dynamic web applications can extend their reach to distributed objects using Ice for PHP. See Ice for PHP for more information on the PHP mapping and a code example.
Ice for Python provides seamless access to Ice resources from this popular scripting language. See Ice for Python for more information on the Python mapping and a code example.
The Ruby programming language is revolutionizing the World Wide Web using the same combination of simplicity and power that has made Ice so successful. See Ice for Ruby for more information on the Ruby mapping and a code example.