text: eastern michigan university Report Suggests Lawmakers Consider Economic Impact of Colleges and Universities By Bob Eccles • Dec 10, 2013 A new report suggests Michigan lawmakers would be wise to consider the economic impact of colleges and universities in the state. WEMU's Bob Eccles has the story. Concerns About EMU's Link to EAA Grow By Andrew Cluley • Dec 10, 2013 Hundreds of educators and others have signed a petition asking Eastern Michigan University to sever ties with the Education Achievement Authority. Some of these people spoke against the partnership at Tuesday's board of regents meeting. Chair of the board of regents Francine Parker says administration needs to listen to the concerns and work to ensure all E-M-U students can find student teaching positions. Steve Camron is a special education professor and chair of the College of Education Council. Camron says the E-A-A connection is hurting E-M-U education students beyond the student teacher boycott. He says the E-A-A's use of Teach for America Candidates with less training makes EMU grads unable to compete for teaching positions. President Susan Martin says she is closely listening to faculty and student concerns and trying to get more information. She says it's unfortunate E-M-U students are being punished and great educators are struggling to find student teaching positions. Martin says the E-A-A however is one of many creative efforts to address under performing schools and it makes sense for E-M-U to be part of the effort. The regents approved Provost Kim Schatzel's appointment to the E-A-A board. EMU to hire 10 new Full-Time Police Officers By Bob Eccles • Dec 10, 2013 Eastern Michigan University Police Eastern Michigan University will hire an additional 10 full-time police officers to help patrol the neighborhoods immediately next to campus. Police Chief Bob Heighes says the new hires will "provide a crucial new dimension to our policing efforts." The university is currently working to hire an additional four officers announced last month. Chief Heighes says four more officers will be brought on board in May, and another two late next summer. EMU Student Government Pushes for In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students By Bob Eccles • Dec 10, 2013 Courtesy photo / EMU Student Government Eastern Michigan University's Student Government wants undocumented students living in Michigan to qualify for in-state tuition rates. Under the current system they must pay out-of-state rates that cost $15,500 more per year. EMU Student Body President Desmond Miller says that's not fair. The University of Michigan and Washtenaw Community College have already changed their policies to allow qualified undocumented students to pay in-state rates. EMU's Board of Regents plans to discuss loosening the qualifications for in-state tuition at tomorrow's meeting. Vigil Marks Anniversary of Julia Niswender's Death By Bob Eccles • Dec 9, 2013 Bob Eccles Listen Listening... / Click here to hear a report from WEMU's Bob Eccles About 50 people took part in a candle light vigil last night to remember Julia Niswender, an EMU student who was found dead in her off-campus apartment one year ago. Niswender's death was ruled a homicide, but the circumstances surrounding her death remain unknown. Julia's mother, Kim Turnquist, urges anyone with information to come forward. Vigil participants walked to the northern edge of the EMU campus and lined the street across from the Peninsular Point apartments where Julia lived. There they lit candles. Anyone with information in the case can call CrimeStoppers at 1-800-SPEAK UP. A $15-thousand reward is offered. EMU Celebrates 'Giving Tuesday' Success By Bob Eccles • Dec 9, 2013 Eastern Michigan University says its Giving Tuesday fundraising effort was a resounding success. Tom Stevick is EMU's Vice-President for Advancement, and Executive Director of the EMU Foundation. He says the university's first one-day fundraising event exceeded expectations. Stevick says they were expecting to raise around $50,000 or $60,000, but ended up with more than $138,000. Money raised by EMU on Giving Tuesday will go to various scholarships and campus programs, plus the school's new Student Emergency Fund. EMU Business Grad Earns Awards By Bob Eccles • Dec 4, 2013 www.ts-llc.com An area businessman who graduated from Eastern Michigan University and who continues to be involved with the school has been recognized with prestigious awards for customer service, sales and financial performance. Steve Futrell is founder and CEO of Technology Solutions in Livonia, a company that works with businesses to develop voice and data solutions. Police Investigating Off-Campus Shooting that left EMU Student Wounded By Bob Eccles • Dec 3, 2013 Police are looking for a car observed leaving the scene of a shooting early this morning that left an Eastern Michigan University student with a non-life threatening bullet wound to the arm. Investigators say a blue Ford Mustang was seen speeding away from Peninsular Place Apartments after the incident around 1:40 this morning. Destinee Leapheart was wounded when an apparent random gunshot sent a bullet through the wall and into her apartment. Leapheart's roommate, Tammy Flowers, says Leapheart seems to be doing OK now. EMU Faculty Protest EAA Association By Bob Eccles • Dec 3, 2013 Eastern Michigan University faculty members held multiple protests today urging the school to end its involvement with Michigan's Education Achievement Authority. The EAA is a state school system tasked with improving consistently under-performing schools. Critics say the EAA removes too much control from local government. Steve Camron is a professor at EMU and one of the protest's organizers. He says involvement with the EAA will negatively impact enrollment in EMU's teacher education program. Second Suspect in Demarius Reed Killing Appears in Court By Bob Eccles • Nov 26, 2013 The second suspect in the killing of EMU student athlete Demarius Reed has appeared in court. Kristopher Pratt is charged with murder and robbery, and like co-defendant Ed Jemeal Thomas, is being held without bond. Reed was found dead at his off-campus apartment complex October 18th, and investigators turned almost immediately to robbery as a motive for his killing. Reed had been shot several times. Suspects Arraigned in Demarius Reed Death By Bob Eccles • Nov 25, 2013 Ypsilanti Police have two suspects in custody in the death of Demarius Reed, the Eastern Michigan University student athlete found dead at his off-campus apartment complex October 18th. The 21 year-old Reed had suffered several gunshot wounds, and investigators believe he may have been shot during a robbery attempt. Interim Ypsilanti police Chief Tony DiGiusti says Ed Jameal Thomas and a second suspect are facing murder and robbery charges Thomas was arraigned Sunday, while the second suspect had not yet appeared in court. Both men are in custody. EMU Settles with Students for Life, the Alliance Defending Freedom By Bob Eccles • Nov 21, 2013 Eastern Michigan University has settled a lawsuit brought by an organization upset that EMU Student Government hadn't helped pay for it to bring its "Genocide Awareness Project" exhibit to campus. University spokesperson Geoff Larcom says student government originally said "no" to a request for funding from Students for Life, which had asked for about $5,000 for the exhibit that was on campus April 11th and 12th. Student Government declined, but later approved funding and changed its fund allocation policy. Ransomware a Threat on EMU Campus and Beyond By Bob Eccles • Nov 20, 2013 A computer attack that's been observed on the Eastern Michigan University campus may also pose a threat to your computer. The university is warning of so-called "ransomware" called CryptoLocker, which EMU spokesperson Geoff Larcom says poses a serious threat. Lacom says the attackers can grab your files, encrypt them and lock them away. The owner is then forced to pay a ransom to have their files unencrypted and returned. EMU Adding Four Full-time Police Officers By Bob Eccles • Nov 15, 2013 Eastern Michigan University Police Eastern Michigan University plans to hire four additional full-time police officers, with an eye toward having them on duty by mid-January. The officers will be assigned to off-campus patrols, which are currently conducted by two officers. The increase to six officers around Leforge road, just north of campus, will bring additional resources to the area. The hiring of new officers is a part of an overall campus safety effort implemented this year. Other safety measures include expanding the hours of the SEEUS campus escort service, as well as seeking an increase in private security efforts around off-campus apartments. EMU and Food Gatherers Team Up to Help the Hungry By Bob Eccles • Nov 14, 2013 Food Gatherers and Eastern Michigan University Athletics are working together to help feed Washtenaw County's needy this winter. Non-perishable food items are being collected at Monday's men's basketball game against Cleveland State, and at men's and women's games November 23rd and 30th. Items can also be dropped off in canisters at the EMU Convocation Center any time during the month of November. Food Gatherers helps 150 local agencies and programs provide hot meals, nutritious snacks and other food assistance to low-income adults, seniors and children. Visit foodgatherers.org for more information.Upcoming Donation Game ScheduleNov. 13 - Women's Basketball vs. Butler - 7 p.m.Nov. 18 - Men's Basketball vs. Cleveland State - 7 p.m.Nov. 23 - Men's Basketball vs. Texas Arlington - 7 p.m.Nov. 30 - Women's Basketball vs. Marygrove - 2 p.m. Veterans Day Activities By David Fair • Nov 11, 2013 Today is Veterans Day. We take occasion to remember those who have served to ensure our freedom and liberty. Locally, there are a couple of events scheduled today. The V-A Ann Arbor Healthcare System on Fuller road will host its annual Veterans Day Event today. It gets underway at 9:30 this morning and is free and open to the public. EMU Football Coach Ron English Fired By Bob Eccles • Nov 8, 2013 Eastern Michigan University Athletics Eastern Michigan University has relieved head football coach Ron English of his duties. "At this time, I have decided that a change in the leadership of our football team is necessary", EMU Athletic Director Heather Lyke said in a statement. English's record in 57 games at the helm of the Eagles football program was 11-46. The team is 1-8 this season. Graduate School Open House Planned At EMU By David Fair • Nov 5, 2013 Eastern Michigan University This press release comes from Eastern Michigan University: Eastern Michigan University to host Graduate Open House for prospective students on Nov. 16 Great chance to learn about graduate school programs and opportunities for advancement at Eastern EMU E-Club Alumni Chapter Announces 2013 Athletic Hall of Fame Class By Bob Eccles • Nov 1, 2013 Eastern Michigan University Athletics Eastern Michigan University's E-Club Alumni Chapter says seven former school athletes are being added to its Athletic Hall of Fame. Men's basketball stars Earl Boykins and Derrick Dial are being honored, along with women's basketball stand-out Wondella Devers, women's track and field star JoyAnn Clark, swimmer Dennis Betts, football and basketball player Donald Stewart, and former EMU Athletic Director Gene Smith, who currently serves in the same capacity at Ohio State. Teacher Preparation Summit Friday at EMU By Bob Eccles • Oct 31, 2013 Eastern Michigan University is hosting a day-long summit in the EMU Student Center ballroom Friday on the state of teacher preparation in Michigan. The event is called, "Educator Preparation: A Call to Action in Michigan", and will include keynote speaker Marilyn Cochran-Smith, a Boston College Professor. Regina George is Director of Urban Community and International Outreach at EMU's School of Education. She says the conference is for K-12 educators, students of education, instructors, and administrators. EMU Flash Mob performs Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' [Video] By Bob Eccles • Oct 31, 2013 Laura Heffner / WEMU A flash mob at the Eastern Michigan University Student Center re-enatcted Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video at lunchtime today. Dinah Nasari is Director of Student Relations for EMU's Student Government, and also participated in the spur-of-the-moment performance. She says the idea came from members of student government: Nasari says part of the reason for organizing the flash mob was to help take students' minds off recent serious events, including the death of an EMU student-athlete. EMU Officials Meet with Students Again to Talk Safety By Bob Eccles • Oct 30, 2013 Eastern Michigan University has launched a new website with information about off-campus housing as part of its ongoing efforts to improve safety on and around campus. The website includes neighborhood crime stats and questions students should ask when apartment hunting. EMU Vice President of Communication Walter Kraft says it's very important that the university provide the information and resources to help students make good, wise and informed choices on where to live. Police offer Halloween Safety Tips By Bob Eccles • Oct 30, 2013 Listen Listening... / WEMU's Bob Eccles reports on Halloween safety tips Local police want you and your kids to be safe if you'll be out trick-or-treating Thursday night. With low visibility, awareness of your surroundings is key. Choosing a costume that doesn't inhibit your vision, and using a flashlight are two tips from Ann Arbor police. Officer Candace Dorsey of the Eastern Michigan University police department says being visible to drivers is important. And officer Dorsey says monitoring your intake of alcohol is critical to having a safe Halloween. EMU Police, Area Law Enforcement Agencies to Collaborate on Patrols By Bob Eccles • Oct 24, 2013 Eastern Michigan University Police Eastern Michigan University and area police agencies will immediately begin collaborating on patrols of the LaForge Road area north of the EMU campus. The university says the EMU Department of Public Safety will work with Ypsilanti and Ypsilanti Township police and the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office, with each dedicating officers specifically to patrol the area. EMU Police Chief Bob Heighes says each evening, assigned officers will meet at the university's Public Safety headquarters to coordinate their efforts. Students, Others March at EMU to 'Increase the Peace' By Bob Eccles • Oct 24, 2013 Steve Rhodes / flickr About 250 people are taking part in a "Increase the Peace" march across the Eastern Michigan University campus this afternoon. 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KANSAS CITY, Mo. When the Royals signed Miguel Tejada to a minor-league deal last New Year's Eve, they knew they wouldn't be getting the Most Valuable Player from the 2002 season, or the guy who drove in 150 runs for Baltimore in 2004, or the guy who routinely turned in 30-homer, 100-RBI seasons in his youth. But the Royals are hoping that Tejada can be more than a serviceable utility infielder and, just as important, a valuable presence in a clubhouse still filled with young players uncertain about how to win at the major-league level. "Hopefully, what are young guys will see in Miguel is his day-to-day preparation," Royals general manager Dayton Moore told FOXSportsKansasCity.com. "He's a guy who comes to the park every day and prepares to play and prepares to win. "He's also a guy with great enthusiasm and energy. You hope that rubs off on everyone." Tejada, 38, simply wants to play in the majors again. He last played in the big leagues with San Francisco in 2011, and spent ...
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The story of 'Mirelle's designer, her builder - Whisttock's Boatyard, the apprentice who built this beautiful yacht and her life on the River Deben since 1937. She has had three owners from her launch until 2014. Mirelle has been cherrished throughout her life by everyone on the river and her loving owners. One particular interview illustrates a very emotional recent parting of ownership. Luckily her new owner is very deserving and footage shows a last sail on the Deben – a hand over sail – before her new owner James, takes her South.
Suffolk Yacht Harbour held their 14th Classic Regatta this year in June. Impressed by its growing popularity, we filmed the event – a fantastic two-day regatta, yet to be discovered by other classic yachtsmen who seek well-run, UK regattas with tranquil atmospheres...
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Click on the program name links below for program descriptions, availability information and to register online now (if available). 2015 Fall Name Number Type Category Ages Gender Dates Fee Park Kids - Fall Session at Bosley 127316InstructionOut of School Programs - After SchoolAt least 6 but less than 13Coed2015/09/08 20:00From September 8, 2015 to December 18, 2015Each Monday from 3pm to 6pmEach Tuesday from 3pm to 6pmEach Wednesday from 3pm to 6pmEach Thursday from 3pm to 6pmEach Friday from 3pm to 6pm$31.00 Park Kids - Fall, Winter, Spring at Bosley 127428Activity_PackageOut of School Programs - After SchoolAt least 6 but less than 13Coed2015/09/08 20:00From September 8, 2015 to June 17, 2016Each Monday from 3pm to 6pmEach Tuesday from 3pm to 6pmEach Wednesday from 3pm to 6pmEach Thursday from 3pm to 6pmEach Friday from 3pm to 6pm$93.00 Senior Citizens Club at Bosley 127837OpenSpecial Interest - Clubs60 and upCoed2015/09/08 16:00From September 8, 2015 to December 8, 2015Each Tuesday from 11am to 2pm$0 Multimedia Documents There are no documents available. 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After spending months filming, I'm sure she's the last person that wants to see this mess.
These guys could teach a class on how not to do an interview.
Meet the clobberers and clobberees.
It's sombering time.
Time is a difficult to reach circle.
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It's like a modern day, not magical 'Game of Thrones'.
Director: Barry W. Blaustein Cast: Michael C. Hall, Sarah Silverman, Rainn Wilson, Ben Schwartz, Judy Greer, Kate Mara Synopsis: On the day of their Father's 70th birthday party, four siblings…
The poor man's Tom Berenger is back in our lives. And our hearts.
Director: Josh Radnor Cast: Josh Radnor, Kate Mara, Malin Ackerman, Michael Algeiri, Zoe Kazan, Tony Hale, Pablo Schreiber Synopsis: Captures a generational moment – young people on the cusp of…
Director: Jonathan English Cast: James Purefoy Paul Giamatti, Kate Mara, Brian Cox, Derek Jacobi Synopsis: In 13th century a determined group of Knights Templar defends Rochester Castle against the tyrannical…
Rosario Dawson and Lynn Collins both want to be a part of Channing's ten year high school reunion. The film's basically a modern day remake of The Big Chill, which means they'll be dancing to "Livin' La Vida Loca" on MP3 instead of "Heard It Through the Grapevine" on vinyl.
Here it is, folks: the arm cutting movie. You've heard about it. It's true. There's a lot to this story, but you know it as the arm cutting movie. Personally, I think they should do a double feature of 27 Dresses and 127 Hours. In either order.
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"This suuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks!" Fox Searchlight has dropped the new trailer for Danny Boyle's 127 hours. The film stars James Franco as Aron Ralston, the mountain climber who didn't tell anyone he…
Warning: This clip from Danny Boyle's 127 Hours doesn't contain any of James Franco's arms getting cut off. Warning: It does contain Kate Mara getting wet. If you believe the latter might make you faint or nauseous I suggest you go no further.
Audience members at the Telluride and the Toronto Film Festivals have been passing out and seizing do to the graphic nature of 127 Hours. The movie is about a dude who has to cut off his own arm after it gets really REALLY stuck in crevice **resists urge to make crevice joke**. If you know you can't handle that, why would you go see it?! Stay for the first half with the swimming and laughing, and leave once the screaming starts.
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Fox Searchlight has dropped the trailer for Danny Boyle's 127 Hours. James Franco stars as Aron Ralston, the climber who amputated his own arm after bring trapped between rocks for almost five days. It's one of those feel good movies. At least the parts with Kata Mara.
Simon Beaufoy, who also worked with Boyle on Slumdog Millionaire, wrote the screenplay, and has said that there is no dialogue for an entire hour of the story. Psssshhhh, nice job "writing," Simon. Can we get serious for a second though? I'm excited to see this film. I love the energy and unique storytelling of Slumdog, and I hope 127 Hours brings the same entertainment value without inducing too many cringes. Crushed appendages are just plain yucky. But fortitude in dire straits is yummy.
127 Hours hits theaters November 5, 2010.
Check out the trailer after the jump…
Uber spicy redhead Kata Mara, and that girl who dies in the beginning of The Ring (Amber Tamblyn), are in talks to co-star alongside James Franco in 127 Hours, Danny Boyle's follow-up to Slumdog Millionaire. The film tells the story of Aron Ralston, a cautionary tale for anyone who plans to go out in the unforgiving wilderness alone and refuses to entertain the possibility they might have to cut their arm off after a boulder claims it for five hours straight. Mara and Tamblyn would play two hikers Aron meets before the antagonist (a large rock) has his way with the adventurer. If only Aron's quest involved finding his way home to Mara. Hell, I'd give my right arm to run the fingers of my left hand through her flowing locks. I think she'd find my insensitivity extremely attractive. (/Film)


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Higher yet suboptimal chlamydia testing rates at community health centers and outpatient clinics compared with physician offices
Division of STD Prevention, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Atlanta, GA 30333, USA.American Journal of Public Health (Impact Factor: 4.55). 06/2012; 102(8):e26-9. DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2012.300744
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To assess chlamydia testing in women in community health centers, we analyzed data from national surveys of ambulatory health care. Women with chlamydial symptoms were tested at 16% of visits, and 65% of symptomatic women were tested if another reproductive health care service (pelvic examination, Papanicolaou test, or urinalysis) was performed. Community health centers serve populations with high sexually transmitted disease rates and fill gaps in the provision of sexual and reproductive health care services as health departments face budget cuts that threaten support of sexually transmitted disease clinics.
Article: Chlamydia Positivity in New Orleans Public High Schools, 1996-2005: Implications for Clinical and Public Health Practices.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Objective: To describe the trends in chlamydia positivity among New Orleans high school students tested in a schoolwide screening between 1996 and 2005, and to determine factors associated with chlamydia positivity among students during the 10-year period. Methods: Between school years 1995-1996 and 2004-2005, students in New Orleans public high schools were tested for chlamydia using nucleic acid amplification tests (NAAT) in urine specimens (LCx assay until 1999-2000; BD assay from 2000-2001 to 2004-2005). For each year, we calculated chlamydia positivity by dividing the number of students testing positive by the total number of students tested. Data were analyzed separately by gender. Logistic regressions were performed to determine independent predictors of chlamydia positivity during the 10-year period. Results: Between 1996 and 2005, the average chlamydia positivity was 7.0% (95% confidence interval 6.6-7.4) in boys and 13.1% (95% confidence interval 12.6-13.7) in girls (P < .001). Chlamydia detection increased with the switch from LCx to BD assay. In multivariate analyses, chlamydia positivity among boys and girls was significantly associated with age, black race, and gonorrhea coinfection. Additionally, positivity was significantly different by school year among boys (P = .03) and by NAAT used among girls (P = .008). Conclusions: The trends in chlamydia positivity observed between 1996 and 2005 more likely reflected a high and stable prevalence of chlamydia in the New Orleans school-age adolescent population. Any benefit of screening on individuals tested was likely to be mitigated by participants' uninterrupted social interactions with the dynamic forces that sustain the sexual transmission of chlamydia in the population.Academic pediatrics 03/2013; 13(4). DOI:10.1016/j.acap.2013.02.011 · 2.01 Impact Factor
Article: Trends in Receipt of Sexually Transmitted Disease Services Among Women 15 to 44 Years Old in the United States, 2002 to 2006-2010.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To describe recent trends in the receipt of sexually transmitted disease (STD) services among women (age, 15-44 years) from 2002 to 2006-2010 using the National Survey of Family Growth. We analyzed trends in demographics, health insurance, and visit-related variables of women reporting receipt of STD services (counseling, testing, or treatment) in the past 12 months. We also analyzed trends in the source of STD services and the payment method used. Receipt of STD services reported by women in the past 12 months increased from 2002 (12.6%) to 2006-2010 (16.0%; P < 0.001). Receipt of services did not increase among adolescents (P = 0.592). Among women receiving STD services from a private doctor/HMO, the percentage with private insurance decreased over time (74.6%-66.8%), whereas the percentage with Medicaid increased (12.8%-19.7%; P = 0.020). For women receiving STD services at a public clinic or nonprimary care facility, there were no statistically significant differences by demographics, except that fewer adolescents but more young adults reported using a public clinic over time (P = 0.038). Among women who reported using Medicaid as payment, receipt of STD services at a public clinic significantly decreased (36.8%-25.4%; P = 0.019). For women who paid for STD services with private insurance, the only significant difference was an increase in having a copay over time (61.3%-70.1%; P = 0.012). Despite a significant increase in receipt of STD services over time, many women at risk for STDs did not receive services including adolescents. In addition, we identified important shifts in payment methods during this time frame.Sexually transmitted diseases 01/2014; 41(1):67-73. DOI:10.1097/OLQ.0000000000000058 · 2.84 Impact Factor
Article: Clinician Attitudes Toward CDC Interim Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Guidance and Operationalizing PrEP for Adolescents[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Prior to issuing formal HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) clinical practice guidelines in 2014, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had released interim guidance for oral PrEP use among adults. Because oral PrEP may be used off-label for youth and may soon be indicated for minor adolescents, we examined the potential adoption of the interim guidance among clinicians who care for HIV-infected and at-risk youth. Individual, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 15 US clinicians who were recruited through an adolescent HIV research network. The theory-driven interview guide, consisting primarily of open-ended questions, assessed demographics, familiarity with the guidance, attitudes toward the guidance, and attitudes toward the use of the guidance for adult and adolescent patients. Transcripts were analyzed using framework analysis. Most clinicians (11/15) reported that the guidance was compatible with their practice, although several reported that some aspects, particularly frequency of follow-up visits, needed to be tailored to meet their patients' needs. We found variability in clinician reported characteristics of appropriate PrEP candidates (e.g., youth with substance use and mental health issues were noted to be both suitable and unsuitable PrEP candidates) and PrEP use in serodiscordant couples (e.g., whether PrEP would be recommended to a patient whose HIV-infected partner is virally suppressed). Clinician reported steps for initiation, monitoring, and discontinuing PrEP were largely consistent with the guidance. The observed variability in clinician practice with regard to oral PrEP may be reduced through interventions to educate clinicians about the content and rationale for guideline recommendations.AIDS PATIENT CARE and STDs 02/2015; 29(4). DOI:10.1089/apc.2014.0273 · 3.50 Impact Factor
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Benefits of Using Static IP Addresses
Description: Normally, when you hook up devices to your home router (wireless or wired), the router will automatically assign IP addresses to those devices by default (using a DHCP server) using a range that you specify. If you don't specify a range of numbers, the router will have a default range from which it will assign.
A few examples of IP addresses:
- Your Router - 192.168.1.1
- John's Computer - 192.168.1.2
- Jane's Computer - 192.168.1.3
- Susie's iPad - 192.168.1.10
One thing to remember is that your network may have a slight variation on these addresses. In general, the first two numbers, 192 & 168, will be the same as you see here. Your third and fourth numbers may be different. Don't panic! This is just the way the manufacturer of your router decided to set it up.
Take a look above at the highlighted portion of the IP addresses. On your home network, the first three numbers will always be the same for every device, just as they are in the list of examples above. If you were to decide to change your network to 192.168.2, then all devices on the network must be changed to that format in order for the network to be able to communicate. This is an important point to remember whenever you decide to use static IP addresses.
So what is a static IP address? Simply put, it is a network address that you assign to the device - an address that never changes. When addresses are automatically assigned, they are put on a lease which usually lasts a few weeks. Every time your device connects, it is given the same IP address in that time period, but, after the lease is up, the address can change. A power Loss may also cause the router to assign new addresses to devices on the network.
Why does it matter if the address changes? In most cases, it actually doesn't matter. You never notice the change. However, there are a few situations where it does matter.
- Security Systems - You won't be able to monitor from a remote location if your DVR suddenly has a different address. IP Cameras may not be found by the software, or be available for remote browsing.
- Media Server - Depending on the software, you may not be able to access the server until you update the address.
- Network Attached Storage - There's a possibility you won't see the drive anymore until you update the address.
- Print Server - You won't be able to print until the address has been updated on any PC or device trying to print to it.
It is important to note that the last three situations may have extra software running to compensate for the address change. For example, some Security Camera software may use the camera network name or MAC assignment to detect and identify compatible hardware on a network.
If you are convinced that a static IP address is right for your situation, your choices need to be configured in two places - the router and the device.
- Open up your router's configuration page and look for your LAN settings. Within these settings, you should see an IP address range for the DHCP server. The address range will look something like this:
- 192.168.x.___ to 192.168.x.___
Take note of these ranges. Remember, the only number we're concerned about is the last number. Don't panic if your third number is different from the example shown here. If we assign an address that is within the range you see on the router, there may be a conflict down the road. For example, if your range is 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.10, we cannot assign any IPs that have the same last number in this range, 2-10.
*Our postal service is set up the same way... Every house is automatically given an address. If we decide to build a house and give it a random street address, it may conflict with an existing house somewhere nearby, and the mail would be a mess.*
- 192.168.x.___ to 192.168.x.___
- Open up your device's network settings (i.e. security DVR or IP Camera). Look for a network setting that mentions the IP address. By default, it is probably set for automatically receive IP or DHCP assigned. Look for the option that lets you use a static IP. Enter an address that is not in the range we saw on the router and apply the new settings. It is sometimes helpful to write this address on a sticky note and attach it to the device so we can easily remember it later.
- If you were accessing this device from outside the house, you will also need to update the port forwarding address in the router settings. Find your port forwarding settings and update the address to the one we just made. If you haven't set up the port forwarding at all, please refer to your device's instruction manual as to which port(s) it needs.


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We talk to Dave Robertson, owner of Gig Harbor Boat Works, about their boats. All the boats they build are modern reproductions – the one on display at the Annapolis Boat Show is based on an 1870s watermans workboat on the Chesapeake known as a melon seed. This new lightweight fiberglass version also includes the same ergonomics as a modern rowing shell as well as a fishermans rig for sailing.
CW Hood 32
We talk to Chris Hood, founder of CW Hood Yachts, about the CW Hood 32 on display at the Annapolis Boat Show – a beautiful, comfortable day sailor with the finest pedigree.
Small Boats at the Annapolis Boat Show
The Annapolis Boat Show isn't all about the big monohulls and catamarans. There are plenty of smaller boat on display. These affordable, trailerable, daysailer boats can easily be launched from a dock or a dinghy ramp and are great for learning the fundamentals of sailing and gaining experience on the water. Smaller boats are often more responsive and really enhance your "feel" for sailing, improve your understanding of the wind, and teach you anticipation that you don't find on much larger heavier boats…
ASA Luncheon at the US Naval Academy…
On Friday, during the Annapolis Boat Show, ASA hosted an exclusive luncheon at the US Naval Academy. This was an opportunity for ASA Instructors and ASA Affiliates to meet and talk about sailing. Charlie Nobles, Executive Director of ASA, gave an update on the latest initiatives being implemented by ASA and introduced the guest note speaker, Jonathon Wright, who is Vanderstar Chair on the board of Directors for the US Naval Academy Sailing Program. Wright's sailing resume includes crewing in five America's Cup campaigns (and winning three) over 13 years trimming the sails on the 12 Metres "COURAGEOUS" (1974), INDEPENDENCE (1977), FREEDOM (1980), LIBERTY (1983), and STARS & STRIPES (1987).
Interview with president of Beneteau America
We talked to Laurent Fabre, president of Beneteau America, about the Annapolis Boat Show, the success of the ASA First 22, and some of their new boats.
Harken and Jeanneau Debut Revolutionary Assisted Sail Trim
We catch up with David from Harken and learn more about this amazing new Assisted Sail Trim system that aims to make short handed cruising much easier. The system include an Auto Tacking package that adjusts the headsail for the new tack while you steer through the maneuver. Auto Trim is the perfect complement to Auto Tacking for easy cruising. Set the initial trim, press the button to engage Auto Trim, and then let the system handle sheeting. The Sail Management package, which will debut in coming seasons, can hoist and douse the main or genoa. Load sensors detect jams and allow the halyard to be eased for safe operation.
Lincoln White, an ASA Outstanding Instructor, and the C&C 30
Lincoln has been in the marine industry for more than 25 years. In 1994 he was awarded the coveted ASA Outstanding Instructor award. Now in 2015 he works for McMichael Yacht Brokers and is at the Annapolis Boat Show exhibiting the very exciting, very fast, C&C 30…
Interview with SailTime
At this year's United States Sailboat Show in Annapolis you can experience the joy of sailing with our hands-on First Sail Workshops designed for beginning sailors.
ASA has partnered with Beneteau America and Sailtime to host First Sail Workshops where participants can learn the basics of sailing in a 45 minute classroom session immediately followed by 90 minutes on the water sailing on a new Beneteau ASA First 22.
Find out more from Kristen at SailTime in our short interview…
Interview with Peter Johnstone Founder of Gunboat
Learn more about these innovative high performance carbon fiber cruising catamarans including the foiling G4 from Gunboat.
Best Boats Nominee – Corsair Pulse
We talk to Steve from Corsair about the Pulse which a SAIL Magazines Best Boats Nominee 2016. He describes some of the advantages of a folding trimaran over some of the other boats on the market. This little 20 footer is targeted towards the family sailor looking for a fast, practical, trailerable sailboat.


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Dollars for Distance will take place on Thursday, June 7th, 2012 at the Town and Country Club, 300 N Mississippi River Blvd, St Paul, Minnesota. Guests will enjoy an evening out including a cash bar, appetizers, dessert and a wine toss. Guests will also have a chance bid on a range of fantastic items including jewelry, fitness classes and baseball tickets to spa certificates, photography sessions and more. The event will feature speaker Margaret Anderson Kelliher (former speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives and President and CEO of the Minnesota High Tech Association)
"I am really excited to take part in this event. Girls on the Run provides an important boost of confidence and inspiration to girls at a critical time in their development,"
Tickets can be purchased through www.active.com in advance by searching Dollars for Distance, or at the door.
"We strive to teach young girls the power of healthy self-esteem and lifelong benefits of exercise," said Kori Fitschen, Co-Founder and Director of the Twin Cities chapter. "We essentially are promoting positive youth development through physical activity. Our programs teach young girls the value of setting goals, teamwork, and the skills needed to develop self-respect and healthy lifestyle habits through running."
One of the girls in the program says, "My favorite thing about Girls on the Run is that I get to make new friends, work in a team and express my emotions."
Girls on the Run is a 501c3 non-profit whose programs are supported by donations. The Girls on the Run curricula addresses all aspects of girls' development – their physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual well-being with such topics as the importance of keeping commitments, supporting each other's goals and good communication skills. The curricula also prepares the girls to participate in a 5K run at the end of the program.
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I have an application that causes an OutOfMemoryError, so I try to debug it using Runtime.getRuntime().freeMemory(). Here is what I get:
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I try to understand the behaviour of freeMemory. It starts with 48 MB, then - after I read a large file - it jumps UP to 57 MB, then down again to 42 MB, then - after I read a very large file (513762 elements) it jumps UP to 90 MB, then down again to 64 MB.
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Setting the Agenda: Responsible Party Government in the U.S. House of Representativesby Gary W. Cox, Mathew D. McCubbins
Demonstrates that the majority party seizes agenda control at nearly every stage of the legislative process.See more details below
Demonstrates that the majority party seizes agenda control at nearly every stage of the legislative process.
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1. Introduction; Part I. Why Party Government?: 2. Procedural Cartel theory; Part II. Negative Agenda Power: 3. Cartel agenda model vs. floor agenda model; 4. The primacy of Reed's rules in house organization; 5. Final passage votes; 6. The costs of agenda control; 7. The textbook congress and the committee on rules; 8. The bills reported from committee; 9. Which way does policy move?; Part III. The Consequences of Positive Agenda Power and Conditional Party Government: 10. Positive agenda power; 11. Conclusion.
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What does the enhanced Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) mean for my family?
The enhanced UCCB will benefit every single family with children under the age of 18 in Canada.
Under these changes, parents will receive $1,920 for each child under 6 and $720 for every child 6 through 17 every year.
This is not a tax credit, it is money directly into the pockets of hard-working Canadian families each month.
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Government of Canada Invests In Recreational Fisheries Projects In Chilliwack and Infrastructure Upgrades to Cultus Lake Laboratory
Cultus Lake, British Columbia - Parliamentary Secretary Randy Kamp, Member of Parliament for Pitt Meadows - Maple Ridge - Mission, and Parliamentary Secretary Mark Strahl, Member of Parliament for Chilliwack—Fraser Canyon, on behalf of the Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, highlighted today the Government of Canada's investment in restoring salmon habitat around Chilliwack and Mission.
Canada 150 Funding for Community Infrastructure
July 28, 2015 – Chilliwack, British Columbia – Western Economic Diversification Canada
Today, Mark Strahl, Member of Parliament for Chilliwack – Fraser Canyon, on behalf of the Honourable Michelle Rempel, Minister of State for Western Economic Diversification, announced support of $425,550 for four projects in the Fraser Valley, under the Government of Canada's Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program.
Increased UCCB payments issued today
Our Conservative Government believes the real child care experts are moms and dads. That's why we support choice in child care with increased UCCB payments issued today.
Economy to receive $3 billion boost on Monday
Chilliwack- On Monday July 20 lump sum Universal Child Care Benefit payments will land in almost 4 million mailboxes or bank accounts across the country helping families and boosting local economies.
"We are committed to helping make life more affordable for all Canadians. Increasing and expanding the Universal Child Care Benefit is one more measure to help families and boost the economy," said Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon MP, Mark Strahl.
Chilliwack Gets Funding for the Replacement of Vedder Bridge and Upgrades to the Parkview Water System
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Residents of the Fraser Valley will benefit from the replacement of the Vedder Bridge in Chilliwack and improvements to the Parkview Water System in Cultus Lake thanks to joint funding from the governments of Canada and British Columbia through the Small Communities Fund.
Kent Gets Funding for McCaffrey Lift Station Improvements
Agassiz, British Columbia
Residents of the District of Kent (Agassiz) will benefit from upgrades to wastewater infrastructure thanks to joint funding from the governments of Canada and British Columbia through the Small Communities Fund.
Strahl applauds crack down on impaired drivers
Chilliwack- Mark Strahl MP for Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon is applauding legislation introduced by the Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of Justice that will crack down on impaired driving by modernizing the Criminal Code provisions related to transportation offences.
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My son is about to attend OSU this fall. I chose this hotel due to its proximity to the university. When we first stayed here in March for a campus tour I was impressed with the cleanliness, price, and included breakfast which is why I decided to book again for orientation. We checked in a night before orientation (long drive to get here). As the three of us were heading to the elevator after a 10 hr drive, an employee came over to us and asked if we were here for orientation. my son proudly said yes and the employee who i later discovered was the general manager said that there was a special rate for OSU that he could offer- This save us a significant amount for this trip! He then asked if we wanted to stay in august for move in. He took care of everything by the time we got to our room upstairs I already had the email confirmation for our 2 nights at dorm move in time-which apparently fills up quickly.
A while later after returning from dinner at a very nice place within walking distance another front desk agent inquired as to our meal and offered great advice for our meal the next night.
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Two NUI Galway Scientists Participate in 'I'm a Scientist, Get me out of here!'
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
From Monday, 12 to Friday, 23 November, NUI Galway scientists Dr Tim Downing and Dr Enda O'Connell will take part in a novel new online science engagement event. The two researchers will be part of I'm a Scientist, Get me out of here!, which will see them chatting with students from 36 schools across the island of Ireland.
Dr Tim Downing is a lecturer with the School of Mathematics at NUI Galway. His research involves discovering mutations linked to drug resistance in flesh-eating parasites. He is looking forward to the new online challenge: "This lets scientists and students chat, discuss and learn more about exciting new research, what the big questions are in science now, and how science is perceived in schools."
Dr Enda O'Connell is a senior technical officer with the National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science at NUI Galway. His work involves using a robot to help find cures for different types of cancers. He said: "I'm really looking forward to chatting with the students, answering their questions about science in general and my work in NUI Galway, and getting a new perspective on what it means to be a scientist."
Students take part in quickfire Facebook-style online live chats, ask the scientists all the questions they want and then vote for their favourite scientist to win a prize of €500, to communicate their work with the public. This is the first time the event has come to Ireland, and it's proved very popular with teachers.
The public can watch live chats and read the students' questions online at http://imascientist.ie and follow @imascientist on Twitter.
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We are still looking for this beautiful girls family. She was found wandering and dirty in St. Mary's GA. After much searching, posting calling vets, groomers, etc, no owner has yet been found. Honey is here with me in Gainesville and will be vetted on Tues.
I first posted Sarah on facebook... now to be known as HONEY (she really doesn't recognize any name) and have received a great response. I fail fostering miserably. That's why I have 6. And I feel I need to share her into a great new home. Otherwise i'd keep this super girl. Honey tends to radiate toward men more than women, though she loves everyone. She doesn't seem to be bothered by my crew and immediately showed me she was housebroken. All seemed to have settled down (except Hunter who wants attention.) and the house is surprisingly peaceful. She's been here about 4 hours and still exploring or finding a quiet place to sit. She is SO lay back. Honey is a small collie with a magnificent coat. I can't tell is she is a white headed sable merle (is there such a thing?) or a very intense sable merle. Or maybe pure for sable. She does have a blue haw in one eye.The only brown is the usual small spot on her tail. So far I have not heard her bark. Either someone is missing her or they passed away. I can't find a reason for ANYONE to have given her up. I thinking closer to 5 or 6 than old. We'll know more on Tuesday. She is so dirty. A bath tomorrow.Thank goodness no bugs....so far.
UPDATE on Hunter
Hunter has been at Renaissance Ranch here in Gainesville (home of CFR) Thanks to the generosity of so many of you he has been able to be a client of the Intergrative Medicene Dept. at UFL vet school. It has done wonders for him until recently, when, I fear, the DM has begun to creep into other parts of his body.
He is still the lovable sweetest, boy who asks nothing more of you than taking him out, giving him a comfortable bed and LOTS of food. I would love for him to be with a family that could spend more time [and stimulation] with him than I can give him. But alas, there are few that would be wiling to enjoy this 24/7 boy. (he does sleep through the night) If you would like to try, please let me know. Especially if you are near a physical therapy center which CFR will continue to pay for.
Hunter was found on the streets of Hialeah unable to move his entire rear. His legs were totally atrophied. He had a severe UTI, a bad hot spot and raw rear nails and paws where he had been laying and dragging himself around.... and a will to live that is unprecedented.
Hunter has tested positive for the gene for DM(degenerative myelopathy). This is an non-curable progressive disease akin to ALS in humans. The Specialist's could not absolutely verify that Hunter actually has DM w/o tests impossible at this time.
Everyone who meets Hunter loves him. He gets along with everyone. Loves kids and other dogs. He loves to play... even in his cart. Please don't get me wrong... Hunter is currently a 24/7 dog. We hope and pray that he will, in the right circumstances, improve with lots of TLC and a firm hand to make him learn his boundaries. But then again, he may not improve.
Dogs like Hunter are the ones that make your heart sing and also break it when it's time to say goodbye. But you'll know that you've done a good deed giving him a new beginning as well as an awesome ending.
Many collies have come and quickly gone to new homes.
We have many approved applicants and we managed to pair some quickly.
If you would like to be considered for an adoption, please make sure you have a recent application on file. You can find the application here. Or contact us and I will send you one. We will get back to you ASAP.
We hope we can find the RIGHT collie for you.
And remember to let us know if you are not yet on our private mailing list and would like to be added. If you've changed your email address, or want off the mail, please let us know.
But there are a lot of ways to donate FOR HUNTER. Go directly to our PAYPAL where you can use your credit card if you wish. Put in as a purchase (not donation) and they won't take a fee. Call Knowles Animal Clinic directly (305-279-2323) and say for Hunter. Or you can send a check to CFR. Contact me for the address.
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Twenty baby chicks die in Amherst fire
AMHERST - An early morning fire killed 20 baby chicks and significantly damaged a restored antique farmhouse early Tuesday morning on Smith Lane.
The fire broke out around 3:40 a.m. at the residence at 1 Smith Lane. The occupants of the home were alerted by smoke detectors, according to Amherst Fire Chief Mark Boynton.
Some passing motorists also noticed smoke and flames coming from the rear of the home and called authorities, said Boynton. When fire crews arrived, an outside chicken coop was fully involved, and the fire was beginning to spread to the residential structure, said the chief.
A second alarm was initiated as fire crews from Amherst and nearby communities attempted to minimize fire damage to the residence. No one was injured in the blaze, and the five occupants escaped unharmed, said Boynton.
"There is considerable damage," Boynton said of two rear bedrooms on the first and second floors of the 1870's home. "And there is smoke damage throughout the house."
At this point, the fire has been classified as accidental, although the exact cause is still undetermined, said fire officials. Boynton said the blaze is probably related to a heating lamp being used to warm 20 new baby chicks that were caged inside of the chicken coop.
"The homeowners had just gotten the chicks," said Boynton, adding there were no hens or roosters inside the coop at the time of the fire.
Boynton commended firefighters for successfully knocking down the fire in about 40 minutes, saying crews did a good job containing the fire to the back of the home. Although the residents will temporarily be displaced, he said the home is salvageable.
The American Red Cross responded to the scene to provide assistance, but Boynton said the occupants have already located an alternative place to live.
Assisting at the scene were firefighters from Amherst, Brookline, Hollis, Milford, Mont Vernon and Wilton.
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There's a lot to be said for spontaneity today. Whether you decide to ride your bike to work rather than drive, or if you suddenly feel compelled to check out that new vegan eatery even though you're not vegan (yet), your snap choices not only bless you with unexpected pleasures, they're pretty good for the planet, too.
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This is interesting...I was actually toying with the idea of feng shui. I think this must be a sign to actually research.
Kudos to San Jose,California. Plastic bags should be banned in retail markets throughout the country. we would all get used to the idea when it's forced on us since we are creatures of habit we just need to be retrained :)
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Gee, I never knew my toothbrush recycles. Too bad the author didn't suggest how/where information :(
We did? Good for us, clearly Julia Gillard is good for something.
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"Greatest stories ever told"....PLZ NEWJACKS!
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You lose points for using the same word to rhyme with over and over. Up, Them, house. I could go on.
I guess so if you just started listening to rap 5 years ago.
just decent? the fuck haha this is one of the greatest stories ever told
Favorite track on that mixtape
This is my fav song on this mixtape.Mixtape was hot
The realest story telling song Meek's ever done.
good track but no one will ever beat immortal technique - You Never Know and Dance with the Devil
HHDX: Why do yall keep reporting Jahlil as signed to Rocnation? He's not! He isnt managed by them either. He signed a PUBLISHING deal. Thats administrative on licenses. Thats not an in-house producer. WTF? http://rocnation.com/home/ If you want to know who is managed by Rocnation, click on "management".
i dont mean the voice i mean the story telling and lyrics****
is it just me or does it remind u guys too that he sounds like 50, old 50?
crazy storyline...meek painted a picture with this one
he potential watching him he versatile!!!
This was the best story tellin track of the year until Lupe dropped Double Cheese. When i 1st heard this i was impressed Meek could put this together the way he did........... BEST NEW FL ARTIST http://soundcloud.com/inevitable-success/sets/taste-of-success/
made it to my annual top 20 list
really great record
This is over four months old but still fire......
just gonna point out that meek mill is showing his listeners that his talent base is wide..just put in the right situation (in this case right song) and that mixtape was hot