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Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections attributed to male-to-male sexual contact comprised 64% of the estimated new HIV infections in the United States in 2009.1 Assessing the geographic distribution of HIV infection by transmission category can help public health programs target prevention resources to men who have sex with men (MSM) in areas where HIV infection from male-to-male sexual contact is most frequent. In 2004, CDC published data on acquired immunodeficiency syndrome diagnoses among MSM and others by metropolitan statistical area (MSA).2 To examine geographic differences in the prevalence of HIV infection from male-to-male sexual contact among persons aged ≥13 years in the United States and Puerto Rico, CDC estimated the number of HIV infections in persons newly diagnosed in 2010 and analyzed them by transmission category and location. Results indicated that HIV infections attributed to male-to-male sexual contact made up the largest percentage of HIV infections in MSAs (62.1%), smaller metropolitan areas (56.1%), and nonmetropolitan areas (53.7%). Of the 28,851 infections attributed to male-to-male sexual contact, 23,559 (81.7%) were in MSAs, and 11,410 (48.4%) of those infections were in seven MSAs that represented 31.7% (53,169,004 of 167,919,694) of the overall population aged ≥13 years in the MSAs that were assessed. These data support planning for targeted interventions to prevent HIV acquisition and transmission by male-to-male sexual contact among MSM, particularly in those areas most affected.
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In 2009, when Bryce Harper put on a show at the International Power Showcase High School Home Run Derby but eventually lost to now-South Carolina slugger Christian Walker, we likened the event to the 2008 Major League Home Run Derby when Josh Hamilton wowed the baseball world but eventually lost to Justin Morneau.
Just last week, the fifth annual Power Showcase took place at Chase Field in Phoenix and Dan Vogelbach put on his own shown that resembled Bobby Abreu's performance in the 2005 major league version. Abreu hit a then-record 24 home runs in the first round on his way to beating Ivan Rodriguez. Vogelbach, a 2011 first baseman from Bishop Verot High in Fort Myers, crushed 19 home runs in his first round last week and added 11 in the championship round to win the Power Showcase's fifth annual derby. One of his home runs traveled 508 feet, a record for the event previously held by Travis Harrison (504 feet) and Harper (502 feet).
Baseball America's Conor Glassey caught up with Vogelbach over the phone for a quick Q&A:
Conor Glassey: First off, congratulations! Tell me, how did it feel to win it all?
Dan Vogelbach: It felt good. Last year I went and I didn't do so well, and it was kind of like I came back to prove a point that I can hang with the best players in the world. That's what it is. These are some of the best players and I'll continue to play against them throughout my career.
CG: Do you think participating last year helped prepare you for this year?
DV: I think so. The biggest thing is not being so anxious and being patient. You know you can hit or you wouldn't be there. I think the biggest thing is just staying within yourself. So I think being there last year really helped be more patient and just stay within yourself.
CG: How about everything you've done this summer, from Tournament of Stars to hitting well in Jupiter, how do you think all that helped you?
DV: I think that helped a lot. I played against the best players in the country all summer. I got to do some great things, but I think no matter the outcome of everything this summer, it was a plus to everything and it always helped me move on to the next thing.
CG: What was going through your head when you were participating in the derby?
DV: Just to have fun. It's a thing that not many people get to do. It's my senior year and I just want to make every moment last and just have fun with everything. I got in a little groove and it started to become a lot more fun once I started to hit a lot more.
CG: How many did you hit and how many were with metal and how may were with wood?
DV: I only hit one with wood. We only did one round with wood. And then I hit a total of 30. The furthest one was 508 feet. I think I broke a world record.
CG: I heard about that. Tell me about that one.
DV: I thought I broke the record earlier in the home run derby. I mean, I hit one in the triple deck and they said it only went 476. I thought it went a lot further than that. But then in the championship, I ran into a ball and it felt good coming off the bat.
CG: Where did that one go?
DV: It was to right center.
CG: You're a great hitter out there—you can always hit for average and power, but you're a guy that always has to go out there and prove himself. So what does this mean for you to win something like this?
DV: It means a lot for me. Nothing's come easy for me throughout life. I've always had to work for stuff. So it feels good to win something like this because it kind of proves that hard work does pay off and I have a lot more goals to accomplish in 2011 and hopefully hard work will keep paying off.
CG: It must have felt extra good to go out there and hit some home runs in a big league park.
DV: Yeah, that's a neat thing to do. Like I said, not many people play in a major league park and to do a home run derby in one is pretty cool.
Vogelbach's remarkable performance netted most of the event's awards as well as he was recognized for the most home runs in a round (19), most overall (30), most consecutive (5, done three different times) and longest (508 feet).
Burleson (Texas) High first baseman Levi Scott took home the award for most wood bat home runs with four while Desert Vista High (Phoenix) catcher Shaun Chase hit the longest wood bat home run (436 feet). The five derby finalists were 2012 outfielder Nick Williams (Ball HS, Galveston, Texas), 2011 first baseman Gabe Craven (Summerville, S.C., HS), 2011 third baseman Ryan Wagner (Wheat Ridge, Colo., HS), Chase and Vogelbach.
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Holger Breinlich is a Research Associate in the Globalisation Group of the Centre for Economic Performance. He is also a lecturer at the University of Essex. His broad research interests are in the area of international trade and regional integration.
2001 – 2006: PhD in Economics, London School of Economics (preliminary year at the University of Bonn, Germany)
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Wouldn't that be a scaling action on the inner rectangle? That should keep it centered.
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I am creating a dynamic block for ceiling air diffusers. It has two core parts to it, the face and the neck. The face is the exposed part you see in the ceiling and the neck is what the ductwork attaches to behind the face. Now these are both variables, you can have a 24x24 face with a 4x4 neck all the way up to a 20x20 neck depending on how much air you want to flow. So I have a rectangle, that represents the face, that I can stretch to any size I want and I need another rectangle inside it that I can stretch to any size BUT the inner rectangle has to always remain centered in the outer rectangle. So I need the inner rectangle to strech out equally, both directions (left and right or up and down) from a center point. I can't use a scale action because necks can have a variety of width to length ratios. The easy way is to use two grips and manually stretch in one direction and then in the other but it would be more efficent and I'll have less errors if you could have just one grip for width and one for length.
Well hopefully someone understands this TIA for any help!
You can download my current dynamic diffuser block her:
Not that it's not complete, I still have so work to do on the look ups for different looks, but you can see I have a round neck that sizes and centers properly and a rectangler neck that doesn't.
Wouldn't that be a scaling action on the inner rectangle? That should keep it centered.
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Actually scaling works great if your keeping the same width to length ratio (x, y ratio?), and it works great for round necks as you can see from my existing file (link is on my first post). For rectangular necks it doesn't work so well because grills are not always 24x24 with a 8x8 neck, sometimes there 24x12 with a 8x4 neck or any number of combinations. So if I start with a 4x4 neck, I can scale it to 8x8 no problem and it will stay centered, but I can't scale it to 8x4 so inthis case I need to stretch rather than scale.
Draw a rectangle. In the Block editor create a horizontal linear parameter between the upper corners and keep only the left grip. Now add a stretch action to this parameter. With the stretch frame select the left side of the rectangle. As objects to stretch select the rectangle and the grip of the parameter. And here is the trick: add an other stretch action to the same parameter. With the stretch frame select the other side of the rectangle (the right one). As object to stretch pick the rectangle and SET THE MULTIPLYER TO -1. Close the block editor. If you drag the grip horizontally it will change the rectangle symmetrical.
An other way: create a linear parameter and add a stretch action with multiplier 2 and a move action with the multiplier set to -1.
This info should be enough for start. Good luck!
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Coooo, It's taken much of the day (on and off) but I have finally got that idea to work. I like these dynamic blocks but it takes lots of attempts before they do anything remotly like I'm expecting. Where did you find that -1 trick, or should I already know about it?
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Worked like a charm! Thanks!
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Yes, the Dynamic blocks are great!
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Thanks Fuccaro, excellent solution. I was finally able to finish The block and yes dynamic blocks are great, this one will end up saving me a ton of time in the long run. Thanks again for the help!
Just incase your inerested in seeing the finished block you can DL it here:
After this first step probable you will find interesting the lookup parameter. If your air difussers are with predefined sizes you can preset those dimensions.
Just a suggestion...
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and a good suggestion it is.
I did indeed use lookups for a few things in the block, common sizes is one I have now added.
Thanks again for all the help Fuccaro!