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NEW YORK -- The 67th anniversary of the day Jackie Robinson played his first game for the Brooklyn Dodgers will be celebrated as usual throughout baseball with ceremonies from Vero Beach, Fla., today to Yankee Stadium on Wednesday.
The main event, originally scheduled for today but postponed, as was a scheduled game, by rain, will be staged in the Bronx prior to an Interleague game between the Cubs and the Yankees on Wednesday. Robinson's wife, Rachel, daughter Sharon, Commissioner Bud Selig and members of the Steinbrenner family are scheduled to be in attendance.
NEW YORK -- The 67th anniversary of the day Jackie Robinson played his first game for the Brooklyn Dodgers will be celebrated as usual throughout baseball with ceremonies from Vero Beach, Fla., today to Yankee Stadium on Wednesday.
The main event, originally scheduled for today but postponed, as was a scheduled game, by rain, will be staged in the Bronx prior to an Interleague game between the Cubs and the Yankees on Wednesday. Robinson's wife, Rachel, daughter Sharon, Commissioner Bud Selig and members of the Steinbrenner family are scheduled to be in attendance.
The Yankees announced Sunday that the club will unveil a plaque for late South African president Nelson Mandela in Monument Park as part of the pregame festivities, in a ceremony that will be streamed live on MLB.com and Yankees.com prior to the scheduled 7 p.m. ET game. The man who helped end the practice of apartheid in his country died last year.
"It's one of the great days we celebrate during any season," Red Sox manager John Farrell said Sunday before his club concluded its four-game series against the Yankees. "The challenges he went through? All personally I can do is read about them. I have no idea the challenges he faced and the strength he demonstrated every day that he walked on the field."
Robinson's "legacy lives on," Rachel Robinson said about her husband, who passed away at just 53 in 1972.
And no current player has had more impact on that legacy than Derek Jeter, the Yankees' shortstop and captain, who has long underwritten a scholarship to the Jackie Robinson Foundation, which according to its own mission statement was "founded in 1973 as a vehicle to perpetuate the memory of Jackie Robinson through the advancement of higher education among underserved populations."
It's only apropos, then, that the Yankees are playing host to the main event this year in this, the final season of Jeter's illustrious career.
"It's a wonderful thing that they have Jackie Robinson Day. That goes without saying," Jeter said. "I've enjoyed getting to know his family over the years. I first met his wife that first year at the Baseball Writers' dinner in 1996. I've gotten to know her well, same thing with her daughter. We all look forward to having that game when we all get to wear that No. 42 and honor him."
Robinson jogged out to play first base at Ebbets Field against the Boston Braves that day in 1947, shattering Major League Baseball's decades-old color barrier, and the sport was irrevocably changed.
In 1997, under Selig's direction, Robinson's uniform No. 42 was retired across all of Major League Baseball in an unprecedented tribute. All uniformed personnel will again wear that number for the 14 Major League games scheduled throughout the nation tonight and the Cubs-Yankees game on Wednesday.
"The fact that we retire that number throughout the game is worthy to say the least," Farrell said.
In midtown Manhattan, MLB opened the week with its annual Diversity Business Summit, which includes a job fair and two days of various discussions. Yankees president Randy Levine made the introductory address Monday morning and Selig, in his final year as Commissioner, is to deliver the keynote speech today before heading out to the ballpark.
"Jackie Robinson is an American icon whose accomplishments and leadership continue to inspire us in baseball and our society at large," Selig said. "Major League Baseball proudly celebrates his enduring legacy, which is reflected by extraordinary on-field diversity of players from all backgrounds, enthusiastic participation in youth baseball and softball, and proven results in diverse business efforts."
"I am quite proud that when Jack stepped onto the field on April 15, 1947, and broke the color barrier in baseball, he helped to further social change in America," said Rachel Robinson. "On behalf of our family and the Jackie Robinson Foundation, we are thrilled that Major League Baseball continues to honor him and works to ensure that what he stood for will not be forgotten by future generations."
With the retirement of Yankees epic closer Mariano Rivera at the end of last season, this is the first time the No. 42 is no longer active anywhere in baseball, and it never again will be. Rivera was among the active players wearing the number who were grandfathered in when Selig retired the famous number, and he wore it proudly his entire career.
"For myself, it's just great to be wearing a Major League uniform when we recognize someone who wore it so meaningfully," said Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen, the reigning National League MVP. "When you think about the things he had to overcome to pave the road for players like myself ... the appreciation of that never changes."
Jeter said it will be a little strange that Rivera won't be out there wearing the famous No. 42, which has been retired again by the Yankees in Rivera's honor.
"I don't know, we've been playing all spring already without Mo," Jeter said. "We've already sort of gotten used him not being here. It's probably a little different for me than a lot of guys. I've always played with him."
The annual celebration of Robinson's life and impact will once again be widespread. Here's a sampling:
In Cincinnati, prior to the Reds-Pirates game at Great American Ball Park, former Reds player Chuck Harmon will be honored as the 2014 recipient of the Powel Crosley Jr. Award for his "dedication, devotion and service" to the Reds. Harmon was the first African-American to play for the Reds 60 years ago on April 7, 1954.
In Minneapolis, where the Twins will play the Blue Jays, the Twins will present Celebrate Diversity Day in tribute to Robinson. The pregame festivities at Target Field will include a lineup of musical and cultural performances. In addition, Jackie Robinson essay winners will be presented with awards during a pregame ceremony.
In Chicago, during the hours before the White Sox-Red Sox game, a special panel discussion titled "Jackie Robinson: A Catalyst for Change in American Society" will be hosted by the White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field. White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf, White Sox executive vice president Kenny Williams, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and historian Carol Adams will share their views and perspective on Robinson as an agent in baseball and American society.
In San Diego, before the Padres play the Rockies at Petco Park, the home club will host 42 youngsters from the local Jackie Robinson YMCA. They will align on the field along the first-base line wearing Padres No. 42 jerseys, while on the third-base line members of the Padres' RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) leagues will take their places.
"The barrier [Robinson] broke in baseball transcends the world, really," Padres closer Huston Street said. "What he stood for, the example he set, what he stood for as a human being. He made it better for everybody and taught us. He deserves recognition."
In Phoenix, the D-backs will recognize an Arizona Jackie Robinson Foundation scholar, Lucia Carbajal, and MLB All-Star Arizona Diamondbacks Branch Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year, Edreyse Sharkey, during a special pregame ceremony. The club will contribute $4,200 -- in honor of Robinson's No. 42 -- to both the Jackie Robinson Foundation and the local Boys & Girls Club.
Even in Vero Beach, where the Dodgers made their Spring Training home from 1949-2008, Robinson will be honored during a Florida State League game between Lakeland and Brevard County. Admission is $5 and the proceeds will be donated to the United Way of Indian County.
But the biggest deal will be at Yankee Stadium.
"Obviously, Jackie has meant a great deal to all of us," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "He meant a lot to Mo in wearing that number and the way Mo wore that number with such a lot of pride. Derek has been very involved. It means a lot for Derek to play on those days and be a part of that."
Barry M. Bloom is national reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, Boomskie on Baseball. Follow @boomskie on Twitter.


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The mission of the Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts shall be the pursuit of excellence in providing distinctive programs and learning environments most conducive to the intellectual, aesthetic, and professional development of its students and faculty. The College also recognizes its centrality to the broader University as a participant in general education and to the larger community, nation, and world as a cultural and communications center. In keeping with this mission, the College offers graduate degrees in the Department of Art, as well as courses in communication and multimedia. A dedicated faculty of professional artist-teachers is committed to providing quality educational opportunities to students desiring post-baccalaureate study.
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The graduate degree program in art was established in 1948. The program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD).
The mission of the graduate art program is the professional development of individual studio and scholarly abilities, exemplified by a significant body of work. Students admitted to the program demonstrate the potential to solve contemporary problems in the visual arts and address new questions and issues.
Two levels of graduate degrees are offered: a Master of Art in Studio (M.A.) and a terminal graduate degree, Master of Fine Art (M.F.A.), which designates the highest level of academic achievement in studio art. The purpose of these degrees is to prepare students for professional practice in the field of studio art. Through participation in the program, students gain knowledge and insight into historical and contemporary ideas and studio theory and practice.
Admission Requirements
Applicants for graduate degrees in art shall demonstrate a special ability for growth and conceptual development in their area of concentration. Following are requirements for admission to the program:
- Official transcript confirming an undergraduate degree with a major in art or the equivalent, and a grade point average in accordance with the requirements of the Graduate School.
- Portfolio of work (20 slides or the equivalent in electronic format for ceramics, drawing/illustration, interdisciplinary art studies, painting, printmaking, sculpture; visual communications and design).
- Three letters of recommendation.
- A statement of one's interests, abilities, and direction in the Fine Arts (250 words).
- Personal interview with graduate or studio area coordinator (recommended).
- Application deadlines are November 1 (for spring entrance) and March 1 (for fall entrance) to be assured full consideration.
In some cases, conditional acceptance is possible. Undergraduate study may be necessary where deficiencies exist. Students who already hold a Master of Arts degree in studio art may be admitted to the M.F.A. program. For details, consult the department chair.
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- Students are eligible to advance to candidacy with an oral and visual presentation to the graduate faculty after completion of 9 semester hours and before 18 hours. Graduate faculty will make a collaborative decision regarding the student's continuation in the program. Undergraduate study may be necessary where deficiencies exist.
- Each student must participate in the biennial graduate exhibition.
- A student may transfer from 6 to 12 semester hours of credit in the major concentration from another accredited institution if approved in advance by the graduate coordinator.
- The following studio major concentrations are offered: ceramics, drawing/illustration, interdisciplinary art studies, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and visual communications and design.
- Each student is assigned a graduate committee consisting of a major professor in the field and two additional graduate faculty members. The student must work closely with the major graduate coordinator to plan his or her program of study.
- Each full-time graduate student must take one seminar each semester until the requirement is completed. Twelve credits or four seminars are required.
- A residency of 48 semester hours is required for the M.F.A. degree and 24 semester hours for the M.A. degree.
- Students must pass a written comprehensive examination and oral presentation.
- Documentation of the student's thesis exhibition and presentation shall be the responsibility of the student and will become the property of the University.
Master of Fine Arts Degree with a Major in Studio Art
Studio (major concentration) 30 hrs.
Graduate studio electives 9 hrs.
Graduate electives (may be University graduate courses, additional graduate studios, seminars, and/or written thesis) 6 hrs.
Seminars in art history 6 hrs.
Seminar in contemporary trends 6-12 hrs.
Thesis (exhibition) 3-6 hrs.
Total Hours Required 60 hrs.
Master of Arts Degree with a Major in Studio Art
Studio (major concentration) 12 hrs.
Graduate studio electives 6 hrs.
Graduate electives (may be University graduate courses, additional graduate studios, seminars, and/or written thesis) 3 hrs.
Seminar in art history 3 hrs.
Seminar in contemporary trends 3 hrs.
Thesis (exhibition) 3-6 hrs.
Total Hours Required 30 hrs.
This is the official catalog for the 2009-2010 academic year. This catalog serves as a contract between a student and Bradley University. Should changes in a program of study become necessary prior to the next academic year every effort will be made to keep students advised of any such changes via the Dean of the College or Chair of the Department concerned, the Registrar's Office, u.Achieve degree audit system, and the Schedule of Classes. It is the responsibility of each student to be aware of the current program and graduation requirements for particular degree programs.


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The Golan Heights are situated to the east of the Jordan River. Today the population of the Golan Heights is principally Jewish Israeli, after large numbers of locals fled the area in 1973. More than 100,000 locals fled to Syria (80,000) and Lebanon (20,000). The number of Jews moving into the Golan Heights is around 75,000 settlers who live in more than 30 Jewish-only settlements, illegal by international law. Altogether, the number of inhabitants today must exceed 200,000.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College soccer program and head coach Hope Clark are excited to host a pair of summer youth camps this June, session one stretching June 4-7 and session two coming June 18-21.
Girls and boys ages 6-12 have the choice of the full-day or half-day option each week, with the full day cost at $185 and half-day at $100.
This camp is designed for both the developing younger player, who wants to improve their soccer skills, have fun, and learn more about the game; and the younger competitive player, who wants intense training in both the technical and tactical aspects of the game. Sessions are designed to challenge players of all ages and abilities.
For more information or to register, visit www.GCSportsCamps.com or call (478) 445-6341.
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I'm running Mint 13 KDE on a Lenovo S100 netbook.
I have been using this setup for some time now, without any difficulty, i.e. device notifier recognised removeable drives, and they could be opened in file manager.
But today I had some difficulty booting, and had to mess about with boot priorities in BIOS (no UEFI).
Afterwards, I could not mount removeable devices.
In system setting>removeable devices I checked all the boxes above "Device Over-rides", (this setup works on another machine I have with the same Mint 13 KDE), but no device notifier appears in the kicker panel. "show hidden icons" only contains "printer applet".
I had also been trying to get KGpg and Truecrypt working. I had files of each on separate pendrives, and could only manage to mount the drives by going into the managers for KGpg and Truecrypt.
Is there some way to mount removeable devices using command line?
Or any other suggestions would be appreciated.
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i don't have KDE Mint (yet), so this may not be totally relevant, but I had a similar problem with Mint 13 Gnome; I got access by rightclicking and opening as administrator. An error message sometimes says "Cannot access...", but ignore it, it lies, you can!
Re: Cannot mount removeable devices
Sorry, not sure what you 'right click' on... If on desktop, then pop-up in KDE does not offer that "open as administrator" option.
Re: Cannot mount removeable devices
As I said, I'm not a KDExpert ! In Gnome, when it opens with the Desktop: go to Computer > Places and on the right there's a panel where there's a list of places including USB, CD, etc - external devices and other partitions. Highlight the one you want and rightclick; one of the pop-up menu choices is Open as Administrator. I use this mainly to open other partitions and access their files, but it also allows me to open external devices.
I've used Gnome for years but I'm going to install Mint KDE, to start getting familiar with the KDE environment, so I'll soon find out if this works in KDE!
I've used Gnome for years but I'm going to install Mint KDE, to start getting familiar with the KDE environment, so I'll soon find out if this works in KDE!
Re: Cannot mount removeable devices
OK, confession. I've looked at Kubuntu, which is set up on a partition on my computer but I haven't used for some time. I don't need the "Administrator" access option with it, and I can't see how to force the OS to open a device as Administrator/Superuser in Kub - possibly by CLI with experimenting?
I've probably been wasting your time, sorry.
I've probably been wasting your time, sorry.
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A miniature Shiba dog which sits. 5 centimetres in height.
It is all handsewed.
Its tail is curled to the back. So I put a wire in the tail.
The ear is too small to sew. Glue 2 sheets of cloth, and cut out the ears.
The eye are black beads.
Feb 27, 2010
Mini Shiba
A miniature Shiba dog which sits. 5 centimetres in height.
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Feb 25, 2010
Stuffed hamster standing on hind legs. 8.5 centimetre tall.
Whiskers are transparent threads.
The following is a process of making. I used white cloth and red thread to show its seams.
Even if you use the same pattern, different materials make different ones.
Sew a-b of left and right. Unseam i-h. It's opening.
Stuff polyester fiberfill in it.
If you put a wire in the forelegs, it can grab a sunflower seed.
Stitch nails. It fixes the inside wire.
Glue inside ear on outside, and cut it.
Sew the ears to the head.
You may omit the nose and mouth.
If you rouge the nose, it may be cute.
Its eyes are circles of felt.
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Microsoft Project 2010 has a shiny new interface, but that's not all. Under the hood, it contains powerful new scheduling, task management, and view improvements that give you greater control over how you manage and present your projects.
And, if you get a little lost along the way, explore the Project Road Map. It will teach you project management principles as you use Microsoft Project.
What's new in Project 2010
Improved interface
Project 2010 introduces several features to dramatically enhance how you see and work with your project.
Introducing the ribbon
When you first start Project 2010, you may be surprised by what you see. The menus and toolbars have been replaced with the ribbon, which helps you quickly find the commands that you need to complete a task. Commands are organized in logical groups that are collected together under tabs.
For Project 2010, all tabs and groups on the ribbon are fully customizable. If your organization has features unique to its business, you can group them on their own ribbon tab.
Welcome to the Backstage
Click the File tab and you are in the Backstage, a one-stop graphical destination for managing your project files. The Backstage contains the same basic commands available on the File menu in earlier versions of Microsoft Project to open, save, and print project files. Project Professional 2010 users can also use the Backstage to manage their Project Server connections, and to check out and publish projects.
The Options command that was on the Tools menu has been moved into the Backstage. This command opens the Project Options dialog box, where you can enter, review, or change preferences controlling how Microsoft Project works and appears.
Find commands quickly
The most commonly used commands can now be found with one click — one right-click, that is. When you right-click any item in a view, such as bar, table cell, or chart, a mini-toolbar with a list of commonly used commands is displayed. When you're in a hurry, this is one way of using project that will pay you back in time saved.
New viewing options
New viewing features have also been added to help you understand with greater clarity how your team is performing and where they are overallocated. Project can also help you and others in your organization see the big picture (and potentially major resource problems) with the Timeline view.
The team planner
Project Professional 2010 users now have the team planner, a resource scheduling view that lets you interact with your schedule in a way that hasn't been possible before in earlier versions of Project. With the Team Planner view you can see at a glance what your team members are working on and move tasks from one person to another. You can also view and assign unassigned work, view overallocations, and see task names as well as resource names — all in one efficient view. Managing your task and resources has never been so easy. For example, if a resource is overallocated, all you need to do is drag a task from one resource to another, and the overallocation disappears.
Figure 1: A task that is behind schedule. This task could be dragged to Tom or Cheryl, who aren't doing any work.
Figure 2: A task that is on schedule.
Figure 3: Tasks that are currently unassigned. These could be dragged to Tom or Cheryl, who aren't doing any work.
The timeline
Project 2010 includes a timeline view that is automatically displayed above other views, showing a concise overview of the entire schedule. You can add tasks to the timeline and even print it for an attractive summary report of the entire project. Or you can paste it into an e-mail for an instant report with no fuss.
Easier view customization
Manipulating views has often been challenging in Project. No longer. Take a look at the new ways you can orchestrate how your project is presented and controlled.
Add new columns quickly
Adding new columns to Project is greatly simplified. Simply click the Add New Column heading at the right end of the sheet portion of a view, and type or select the name of a column. An existing column can also be quickly renamed by clicking on its title and typing a different column name. Customizing a column has never been so easy.
The zoom slider
Project 2010 lets you quickly zoom the timephased part of a view using a zoom slider in the status bar. Simply move the slider to the right to move zoom in (show shorter time intervals, such as days or hours) on your schedule and to the left to zoom out (show longer intervals, such as weeks or months). The zoom slider works in the Gantt Chart, network diagram, and calendar views, as well as in all graph views.
User-controlled scheduling
Project 2010 has several scheduling enhancements to improve your control over your schedule. You can also create initial task lists in Microsoft Excel or Word and paste them into Project without having to reformat them.
Manual scheduling
Project 2010 introduces a major shift in how projects are scheduled. Changes to factors such as task dependencies and the project calendar no longer automatically adjust task dates when a task is manually scheduled.
You can place a manually scheduled task placed anywhere in your schedule, and Project won't move it.
Project managers who are accustomed to automatic scheduling with past versions of Project can turn the new manually scheduling feature off for specific tasks or the entire project. Some projects, especially complicated ones, may require Project's powerful scheduling engine to take care of scheduling for you.
Inactive tasks
With Microsoft Project Professional 2010, you can make tasks inactive and still retain them in the project. Inactive tasks often have critical information (such as actuals and cost information) that can be valuable for archival purposes.
Top-down summary tasks
Project managers are no longer restricted to creating subtasks and then rolling them up into summary tasks. For Project 2010, you can create summary tasks first, and they can have dates that don't exactly match the roll-up dates of the subtasks.
At the beginning of the planning phase, project managers may only have some high-level information on key deliverables and major milestones of their projects. Using Project, you can divide projects into high-level phases based on the overall timeline and budget. This means that dates for individual work items do not necessarily need to line up exactly with dates for the high-level phases.
Project version comparison
The compare versions feature in Project 2010 now includes Gantt bars and graphical images to help you more clearly see how one version of a project differs from another version.
Easier collaboration
Projects don't exist well in isolation from other people in your organization. Project has improved ways in which you can share project information.
Improvements in collaboration through SharePoint list synchronization
Project Professional 2010 users can export project files to a SharePoint list, which provides a quick and simple way for a project manager to share status or create reports that can be viewed across the organization. You don't need Project Web App to sync with a SharePoint list.
Enhanced copy and paste
You wouldn't think that collaboration could increase through something as simple and ancient as copying and pasting Project information. With this new functionality, you can now copy and paste content to and from Office programs and Project 2010 and keep its formatting, outline levels, and column headers.
With two clicks of the mouse, you can generate an instant report and copy it to most Office programs.
Backwards compatibility
Project 2010 is compatible with previous versions of Microsoft Project.
You can create files in Project 2007 or earlier and then open and edit them in Project 2010 in a reduced-functionality mode. In addition, you can create files in Project 2010 and then convert them to the Project 2007 or Project 2000-2003 file formats. Either way, you don't need a converter!
Note: Features unique to Project 2010, such as manually-scheduled tasks and top-down summary tasks, may not appear as expected when viewed with earlier versions of Project.


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The only thing more certain than death and taxes is the U.S. Postal Service asking for yet another rate increase. It's high time Washington put a stamp of disapproval on our mail system's continual whining and perhaps even rethink the whole idea of making the Postal Service "run like a business."
In this case, of course, the "business" would go broke in less time that it takes for a letter to get from Marion to Hillsboro. In fact, founding postmaster general Ben Franklin, not exactly a bashful type, would be red-faced with embarrassment to see how poorly his old post office has delivered on its promises and how miserably it has failed to heed one of his favorite adages: "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail."
We have nothing but the deepest appreciation for local postal officials, who frequently go far out of their way to be of service to the people who pay their salaries. What's rotten is in Washington, where the "run it like a business" concept has led to cockeyed innovations that invariably cost more while providing less.
The situation is so bad that if you subscribe to our papers through the mail, you might not get a chance to read this until two or three more rounds of postal rate increases are proposed. Personally, I received last week's Marion County Record and Peabody Gazette-Bulletin on Saturday, pretty much on schedule by current postal standards — even though a few years ago they would have arrived on Friday. The problem is that the following Monday, two days later, I received the previous week's Marion and Peabody papers, now 12 days old. Worse yet, as of Monday, the most recent Hillsboro Star-Journal I had received was the Jan. 1 issue. That's right. I was still waiting on Feb. 3 for the Jan. 8, Jan. 15, Jan. 22, and Jan. 29 issues. From what we hear, that isn't much different from what other subscribers are forced to endure, especially with mail that goes through the Hillsboro area's sectional center, where the latest and definitely not greatest in cost-saving "advances" instituted by the Postal Service have occurred.
Trust us, folks. If we could do something about it, we would. We're as angry as — well —disgruntled postal workers about how messed up our subscribers' mail has become. Mail that people actually want to receive — periodicals they've paid for —– seems to arrive whenever postal workers have absolutely nothing else to do. What does show up on time — whether you want it or not — is piles and piles of junk mail you never asked for.
Why? Because the Postal Service is trying to curry favor with junk mailers, making it easier and easier for them to get timely delivery of their cut-rate mailings. It's how the Postal Service is trying to run itself "like a business." Let's ignore the stupidity that if we mail something to the Courthouse across the street from our offices, the mail goes first to Kansas City, then back. If we mail something from Marion to Tampa it goes on a grand tour that might well see it stop over for a few days in Kansas City, Wichita, and even Salina. It used to be that someone from the Marion or Hillsboro office just drove the mail 10 miles to the other town. "Running it like a business" put a stop to that.
There's nothing inherently wrong with wanting to be businesslike. What's fundamentally wrong is that the Postal Service never was intended to be a business. Make it a business and the first thing it'll want to get rid of are deliveries to "non-profitable" areas — code words for basically every rural farmhouse and small town doorstep in existence. Saturday delivery? Of course not. Walk-up hours at local post offices? Make them no more than 45 minutes, scattered at odd times throughout the day.
Small town post offices and rural mail delivery are never going to be profitable. Nor will delivering newspapers and magazines people subscribe to. The answer is not to create more and more cumbersome Rube Goldberg systems that never seem to work and then, when they fail, try to compete with private businesses for junk mail distribution in hopes of making enough money to recover costs of universal service.
The Kansas Turnpike is a great example of how "running it like a business" sometimes works. But can you imagine what would happen if all transportation departments nationwide were expected to be run like a business? Rural areas like ours would still have little more ruts from ox carts instead of highways. And while we all lament the sad state of roads in Marion County, things could be a whole lot worse if every highway had to be justified on the basis of the revenue it brings in.
As a society, we subsidize schools, senior centers, airports, recreational lakes, radio and TV networks, and artists who produce works that many regard as offensive. None of them are run "like a business." Why should the mail we receive every day be treated that way, especially when the only thing it reliably delivers is junk we never asked for. These days, when it's hard to find anything government does that's actually worth the price, why not subsidize a service we need — the U.S. Postal Service — but only for delivering things people want to locations where they want it?


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Jerry Sue Thornton Center – Ford Room
2500 East 22nd Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Free parking is available. A light breakfast will be served.
May is National Mental Health Month. Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio will host its annual FREE Continuing Education presentation for nurses and social workers.
In 2016, the Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office estimated that the opioid epidemic has claimed the lives of over 600 people just in Cuyahoga County. That's more than double the 2015 death toll due to opioid overdose. Psychiatric nurse Thom Huggins, RN, will present relevant education
detailing this epidemic. The presentation will include interventions to assist clinicians with this emerging crisis.
As a visiting nurse, Thom brings the perspective of someone who has worked in the home healthcare industry for over 40 years. You will also hear from others in our communities, including:
By participating in this presentation, nurses and social workers will receive 2.0 continuing education credit hours.
Thom Huggins, RN is a psychiatric nurse with Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio's mental health department. In his role, Thom is the lead psychiatric nurse for the Bridge Program which is designed to meet the needs of uninsured individuals living with a mental illness and are being discharged from the state psychiatric hospital. Thom has extensive knowledge in the industry and has worked in several aspects of the healthcare system including inpatient and psychiatric emergency departments, schools, home care and corrections.
The Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. (OBN-001-91) (OH-108, 2/01/18)
The Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio is approved as a provider by the State of Ohio, Counselor and Social Work Board (03/19.RSX051202.) Continuing education credits for these programs satisfy license renewal requirements for Social Workers.


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Kurt Gödel
Kurt Gödel (1906-1978) was an Austrian mathematician who did pioneering work in logic and the foundations of mathematics. His Incompleteness Theorem demonstrated some limitations of the program that would have placed all of mathematics on a complete axiomatic basis. He worked at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, New Jersey. He died insane after starving himself to death.
Gödel published his remarkable proof in 1931. He showed that in any consistent (first-order) axiomatic mathematical system there are always propositions that cannot be proved or disproved using the axioms of the system. He additionally showed that it is impossible to prove the consistency of the axioms from those same axioms. This was the famous incompleteness theorem: any axiomatic system powerful enough to describe arithmetic on natural numbers cannot be both consistent and complete. Moreover, the consistency of the axioms cannot be proven within the system.
Gödel's work abruptly ended a half-century of attempts, beginning with the work of Frege and culminating in Principia Mathematica and Hilbert's formalism, to find a set of first-order axioms for all of mathematics that is both provably consistent as well as complete. Bertrand Russell had already published, in Principia Mathematica (1910–13), a massive attempt to axiomatize mathematics in a consistent way. Gödel's proof also showed that the formalist approach of David Hilbert was bound to fail to prove consistency.
The incompleteness theorems also imply that there is no mechanical procedure which would determine, for all sentences of mathematics S, whether or not S was a theorem of the axioms for mathematics.
Gödel's proof was a landmark for mathematics, and demonstrated that it can never be a finished project.
Among Gödel's other remarkable achievements: the first to discover a solution to the equation for general relativity in which there are closed, time-like curves. This means it is mathematically possible for there to be universes in which one can go back in time (provided one has enough fuel and time—something probably not physically possible). Gödel was also the first to recognize the significance of the P=NP problem, in a letter he wrote to John von Neumann in 1956.[1]
A profoundly religious man who reportedly read the Bible every morning, Gödel is also noted for giving Gödel's Ontological Proof,[2] an attempt to make Anselm's ontological argument into a completely logically rigorous argument. This had the useful property of making very explicit and precise the assumptions necessary for one to accept the ontological argument. In this proof, Gödel demonstrated that if one accepts only five modest and seemingly obvious axioms, it is necessary to conclude that God exists.
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- ↑ A paper about Godel's ontological proof of the existence of God. Godel did not publish his proof of the existence of God until 1971.


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Apple is continuing to update the functionality in its iOS Maps app, though the most significant changes may not be noticeable to all users. The Loop published a list of cities around the globe that saw expanded, updated, or just plain new 3D flyover support in the last few months, ranging from Indianapolis, IN to Lyon, France. For those iOS users who actually use flyover on a regular basis, the list is an encouraging sign that Apple is paying attention, though some of us wish the company would prioritize fixing some of its inaccurate mapping data.
The list of 16 locales that gained 3D flyover support includes Baltimore, Tulsa, the Hoover Dam, and Glasgow, Scotland. (I can't wait to zoom in and fly around the Hoover Dam every day before my morning commute.) The 14 places that saw expanded coverage are mostly European cities like Stockholm, London, Rome, Berlin, and Barcelona, though a couple US cities like Portland and Boston snuck in as well. The 12 cities receiving "updated 3D buildings for Standard view"—as well as turn-by-turn navigation—are all in Europe, covering places like Dublin, Copenhagen, Munich, and Milan. If you're looking for your specific city, it's worth checking out the full list at The Loop.
Whether these changes are significant enough to get users excited remains an open question, though. I don't know many iOS users who actually use the 3D flyover feature on a regular basis (I certainly don't), and when I performed an extremely unscientific survey on Twitter, only a handful of users reported using the feature. Still, those who do use it said they do so when they need a visual on where they're about to end up: for example, Jon Alper said he uses flyover when looking for smaller shops or possible parking, while Joel Parsons said he likes to use the feature to recognize where he's going when he gets there.
Apple's 3D flyover feature isn't the only thing that has been improved in Maps, though again, the other changes are local enough to only affect certain users. Japan, for example, now has toll road notifications and improved road pronunciation when using turn-by-turn directions. Maps in China has seen "reprioritized locations" so that more relevant places are shown first. Although it's easy to joke "people use Apple Maps?", almost a third of the 8,800+ who voted in our last survey said they are using it over the alternatives like Google Maps or Waze.


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Time for a Day Off I think…!!!
First day off in seven days! Started my Minor Injuries course at the local University last week, two days of admin and course overview and strategy. Although the second day was better with practical applications including examination and auscultation (listening with a stethoscope) of chest injuries.
Then I was straight back to work at the weekend on days. Nothing really out of the ordinary, normal run of the mill chest pains, falls, medical ailments. Did have two very severe "hyperventilating" jobs which took some sorting out but eventually all ended well. (Usually it is quite straight forward to sort out this type of job.)
Had the classic "male collapsed,unconscious"after he had been caught shoplifting. Arrived on scene and I could see that the male was pretending to be unco. (Certain things you learn in the job that you dont get taught in training school.) I tried the obvious pinch test, shouting in his ear and then proceeded to put the largest O/P airway into his mouth and throat. This confirmed my suspicions that he was feigning unconsciousness as he gagged it back out. (You still need to go through the process of assessing the patients level of consciousness and response to painful stimuli even if you know they are faking it!).
He still would not co-operate so we had no choice but to put him on the truck. A Police officer accompanied us to the A/E. There we rolled him onto a trolley where the Police officer handcuffed him to the rail just in case. I handed over to the nurse who tried to get him to wake up to no avail. Everybody knew that he was faking it!
Later on during the shift I asked the nurse if they had found out who the shoplifter was (he had no ID on him when we brought him in). She explained that he had remained totally still and unresponsive until the Police officer took the cuffs off where upon he leapt off the trolley and ran full pelt out of A/E down the road, over a fence, across the train tracks, into someones back garden and climbed up onto someones roof!!! Miraculous recovery!!!
Every day was busy, and the jobs seemed to blur into one and another! Very tired from getting up early in the mornings and was late off a couple of times due to late jobs coming in! Will be nice to have a long lay in!
Spent most of today, my day off, catching up on my "reflective practice" and sorting out course work. Tomorrow the gym! Nights at the weekend!…….cant wait!
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..Mark ,thank you ,your occupation is farmer ??
...I see at your photos the corn,and i put some tomatoes,pepers and corn the summer time here.Because at your web site i will saw some tractors i thought maybe you are farmer
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This has been an exceptionally busy year for American Farmland Trust in the Pacific Northwest. It has been a year full of changes: our longtime regional director, Don Stuart, retired at the end of 2010 but has continued to work closely with our office. It has been a year full of building and strengthening relationships as our alliances with a wide-range of agricultural, local food and smart growth organizations have flourished through collaborative efforts surrounding our shared goals.
The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the America's most fertile and productive farmland. Farms and ranches in Washington, Oregon and Idaho reach consumers in the Northwest and throughout the nation with their abundance of food and other agricultural products, even as they face pressures from sprawling development. Here are just a few ways we have been working to protect farmland, safeguard the environment and provide fresh, healthy food throughout the region.
The Pioneers in Conservation Program: Helping Farmers Safeguard Salmon Habitat
Thanks to a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, we revived the Pioneers in Conservation program and will offer small grants to farmers for salmon habitat restoration projects along rivers and wetlands. American Farmland Trust offered a similar program from 2007 to 2009, which was widely supported by the environmental and farm communities and protected salmon while supporting farm businesses. We expect to announce the first grants in early 2012.
Making Farmland Protection Programs More Effective
We finished a study of farmland protection programs in the 12 counties surrounding Puget Sound. The county-by-county assessment covered zoning, land use regulations, tax relief, land protection tools and economic development programs. Skagit, King and Whatcom counties were recognized as having the best programs for saving important farm and ranch land. We will follow up our county study with a program for counties wishing to improve their farmland protection programs.
Can the Puget Sound Feed Itself?
We also completed the first phase of a foodshed study of the Puget Sound region focusing on what foods are produced and consumed within a 100-mile radius of downtown Seattle. With help from graduate students at the University of Washington, our next step is to identify how food travels from farmers to consumers, how much farmland is needed to produce local food for the area and how we can better promote locally supplied food.
Identifying the Most Threatened Farm and Ranch Landscapes
Which working landscapes in the Pacific Northwest are most threatened by suburban sprawl, second-home development, rural estates, competition for water and other issues? We are laying the groundwork and creating partnerships in Oregon, Idaho and western Montana to roll out a program that helps identify and protect the most endangered farm landscapes in those states.
A Look Ahead
We are prepared for another strong year in 2012. Along with our partners, we will be following up with our work to address sprawling development in the region, provide healthy food locally, and safeguard environmental resources such as clean water.
Thank you for your help, support and encouragement. We could not do our work without you.
About the author: Dennis Canty is the Pacific Northwest Director for American Farmland Trust. Before joining AFT, Canty founded Evergreen Funding Consultants in 2001, a Seattle firm that focuses on funding strategies for environmental projects.


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The combined WCGALP / ICAR / Interbull meetings held in Auckland, New Zealand, 7-16 February 2018, have now concluded.
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A special thank you to Rachel and her team from Conference Innovators for dealing with all the enquiries and the inevitable hiccups that happen with events of this size.
A total of 1423 delegates attended the meetings from 70 countries. 873 papers were presented at the joint WCGALP/ICAR meeting, 114 papers at ICAR and Interbull meetings, along with 20 Interbull and ICAR Business sessions.
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Reports: 89-year-old Wojciech Jaruzelski, Poland's last communist ruler, hospitalized
WARSAW, Poland – Polish media are reporting that Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, Poland's last communist ruler, has been hospitalized with a heavy nosebleed.
The news agency PAP cites Jaruzelski's daughter, Monika Jaruzelska, as saying that the 89-year-old former leader was taken Wednesday to a Warsaw hospital after several spells of bleeding in recent days.
Jaruzelski's wife, Barbara Jaruzelska, was earlier quoted by the TVN24 broadcaster as saying his condition is "very serious." But his daughter said his life is not in danger.
Jaruzelski has suffered from serious health problems in recent years, including cancer for which he underwent chemotherapy.
Jaruzelski's hospitalization comes on the eve of the 31st anniversary of martial law, a repressive crackdown that he ordered against Lech Walesa's Solidarity movement in an attempt to crush the proponents of democracy.


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Potential tabloid sports shocker! The Post stumbled onto a YouTube video of Mets' pitching ace Pedro Martinez presiding over a cockfight in the Dominican Republic. In a sinister twist, the video has now been pulled, and the owner of the blog that posted it did not immediately respond to the Post's emails. WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED? The Daily News was lagging on the story as of early this morning, meaning the Post is bound to hype it up as much as possible while they still have the competitive advantage. Just look at how much mileage the Atlanta papers (and everybody else) got out of the Michael Vick dogfighting scandal. But ask yourself, before the hysteria strikes: Is this story really a big deal?
The evidence that it IS scandalous is pretty plain. It involves a huge superstar, animal cruelty, has obvious parallels to the Vick case, and will doubtless be plastered across New York sports pages for, at a minimum, weeks to come. Pedro will have to answer a million questions about it during spring training. It's an automatic storyline for the beat reporters cursed to write about the Mets this year. Cockfighting is bad.
Put down that KFC drumstick for a second, though, and look at the case to the contrary. You can buy chicken sandwiches at baseball games, in order to chew the dead flesh of the animals while watching Pedro Martinez pitch. The same is not true for dog sandwiches. The Post also points out that the video was taken in the Dominican Republic's largest cockfighting arena. Pedro himself is from DR, where cockfighting is like the native version of beer pong. And so what if roosters have been spotted on Martinez's Dominican property, as the Post reports? If that was the standard, every baseball player from Alabama and South Carolina would be banned from the league.
The irony of most off-the-field scandal stories is that actual, hardcore sports fans don't care about them one bit. They are merely an amusing conversation piece until the season begins. In order for a sports scandal to really be worth the effort that major papers expend on it, it has to have enough universal resonance to end up on the front page; OJ, the Duke Lacrosse rape case, and Michael Vick (what with the cute puppy dogs) had that. Chickens may not be sexy enough to qualify.
Genuine outrage over this should be reserved for vegetarians and people who have roosters as pets. Mock outrage will be handled by the tabloids. And that YouTube video will definitely surface again; feel free to send it here, if you come across it.


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Garrett echoed GOP, claimed Sen. Clinton changed her stance on abortion
Echoing a Bush campaign spokesman, FOX News general assignment correspondent Major Garrett suggested that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) had changed her position on abortion in a recent speech in order to pander to culturally conservative voters in advance of a 2008 presidential bid. The truth is that Clinton's speech was fully consistent with her previous statements and votes on the issue.
On the January 25 edition of FOX News' Special Report with Brit Hume, Garrett claimed that Clinton's January 24 speech to family planning advocates in Albany, New York, "appeared to soften her historically hard-line defense of current abortion law by praising the role that religious faith has played in promoting teen abstinence." But Garrett never explained how Clinton's praise for religion and teen abstinence indicates a shift away from her "hard-line" position against new restrictions on abortion.
Here's what Clinton actually said about abstinence in her speech:
Research shows that the primary reason that teenage girls abstain is because of their religious and moral values. We should embrace this -- and support programs that reinforce the idea that abstinence at a young age is not just the smart thing to do, it is the right thing to do. But we should also recognize what works and what doesn't work, and to be fair, the jury is still out on the effectiveness of abstinence-only programs. I don't think this debate should be about ideology, it should be about facts and evidence.
Moreover, far from backing away from her defense of abortion rights, Clinton reiterated her support for keeping abortion legal. In praising the Putting Prevention First Act (H.R. 4192), Clinton said: "It provides a roadmap to the destination of fewer unwanted pregnancies -- to the day when abortion is truly safe, legal, and rare." Clinton also warned against government interference in a woman's right to an abortion:
When I spoke to the conference on women in Beijing in 1995 -- ten years ago this year -- I spoke out against any government interfering with the reproductive rights and decisions of women and families. So we have a lot of experience from around the world that is a cautionary tale about what happens when a government substitutes its opinion for an individual's. There is no reason why government cannot do more to educate and inform and provide assistance so that the choice guaranteed under our constitution either does not ever have to be exercised or only in very rare circumstances.
In contrast to Garrett's claim that Clinton had changed her stance, a January 25 New York Times article pointed out that while Clinton "appeared to be reaching out beyond traditional core Democrats," she did not actually change her longstanding abortion-related policy positions:
Mrs. Clinton, widely seen as a possible candidate for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination in 2008, appeared to be reaching out beyond traditional core Democrats who support abortion rights. She did so not by changing her political stands, but by underscoring her views in preventing unplanned pregnancies, promoting adoption, recognizing the influence of religion in abstinence and championing what she has long called "teenage celibacy."
Indeed, in her 1996 book It Takes a Village, Clinton wrote, "I think we need to do everything in our power to discourage sexual activity and encourage abstinence," as Media Matters for America President and CEO David Brock pointed out (QuickTime / Windows Media) on the January 25 edition of MSNBC's Scarborough Country.
Garrett also played a clip of former Bush-Cheney '04 spokesman Terry Holt claiming that Clinton's speech was the result of "a cold, hard calculation about politics in this country." Though Garrett is ostensibly a hard news reporter, his own analysis of the speech closely echoed Holt's:
GARRETT: Clinton leads all potential Democrats in the 2008 presidential derby. Republicans say she's already positioning herself for a run.
HOLT [clip]: Senator Clinton is nothing if not a smart politician. And as a leader of her party, she's making a cold, hard calculation about politics in this country.
GARRETT: Based on her voting record, Clinton remains a dedicated liberal on tax cuts and health care policy, just to name two. But Democrats say Clinton knows the value of splitting the difference on divisive cultural issues, being the nation probably has not seen or heard the last of Clinton-style triangulation.


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By itself, fatigue is not a "disease." When persistent and severe, however, fatigue (feeling tired all the time, lacking stamina, having too little energy to do things) can disrupt one's life, interfering with daily activities, socializing, or fulfillment of goals such as returning to work, enrolling in school, or improving life circumstances in other ways.
There is no standard definition or standard measure of fatigue. Being tired all the time may include both psychological components (such as depression) and physical components (climbing stairs tires you out). It is different from apathy, which is loss of desire to do anything, and from oversleeping, which is defined simply as increased sleep time. Common words to describe fatigue include lack of energy, sleepiness, tiredness, exhaustion, an inability to get enough rest in the absence of night-time insomnia, or inability to sustain a desired activity.
Everyone experiences fatigue at some point. It becomes a problem that warrants treatment when it occurs frequently, for sustained periods, and interferes with daily activities. Fatigue occurs in relation to multiple AIDS-associated conditions and also medications, but may also exist without apparent explanation.
Fatigue and HIV
Research studies from our group and others have shown that fatigue is a common and significant problem for a substantial number of people with HIV, and may be due to the virus, to HIV-related medications, or associated health problems or treatments. In various surveys, up to 40% of HIV+ respondents report fatigue, although it is not always persistent or disabling.
When it does persist, fatigue can interfere with many activities Physical activities such as exercise are often reduced, as are social activities, contributing to social isolation and fewer opportunities for pleasant events. People with fatigue may not have the energy to visit friends, or may cancel planned activities because they're too tired to go out.
Fatigue is a common reason for leaving work and going on disability, as well as inability or reluctance to return to work even when one's health is otherwise stable.
Together with other problems, fatigue may interfere with medication adherence, including doses missed for reasons such as falling asleep prematurely or sleeping through a scheduled dose. Fatigue also can interfere with concentration, memory, and the ability to sustain attention, which in turn may interfere with new learning. Overall, persistent fatigue in HIV is common and can be disabling.
Medical Causes
Fatigue may be caused by specific medical conditions, including untreated insomnia, anemia, low levels of testosterone, or thyroid deficiencies. It makes sense to identify and treat these conditions directly before treating the symptom of fatigue. Routine bloodwork can be done to check whether such problems do exist.
Fatigue also may be the result of the drugs used to treat HIV or other conditions. Some psychotropic drugs (Remeron, for example) can cause fatigue. Hepatitis C itself often causes fatigue, and fatigue is one of the major and frequent adverse reactions to alpha interferon/ribavirin treatment of hepatitis. Some studies have shown a relationship between fatigue, higher HIV viral load and lower CD4 cell count, while others have not shown such a relationship.
Fatigue and Depression
People who are depressed often complain about low energy, lack of stamina, or feeling tired all the time. In fact, fatigue is one of the symptoms used to diagnose depression. In addition, fatigue is also associated with problems concentrating and focusing, which is another criterion used to identify depression. There may be the opposite connection as well: when fatigue restricts participation in pleasant events, reduces social activities and leads to long days alone at home, depressed mood is a likely result.
However, since both depression and fatigue are fairly common in people with HIV, they may overlap even if one doesn't cause the other. Each can and does occur without the other. Some people say they always feel tired, but are not persistently depressed. Some patients with depression do not report fatigue. So the two conditions may occur together or separately. If both are present, and the depression is moderate or severe, it is best to treat the depression first, on the principal that it is preferable to treat the cause of a problem rather than its manifestation. If fatigue remains, then it can be treated subsequently.
Treating Fatigue
Several treatment approaches have been used to treat fatigue in the context of HIV infection. One approach is to use steroid hormones such as testosterone or DHEA. Studies, including those from our group, have shown that, among men, testosterone injections have a clearcut positive effect on energy level and stamina. Injected testosterone is no longer commonly recommended, however, given the availability and greater convenience of gel preparations. Testosterone gel has not been systematically evaluated with respect to effects on fatigue in HIV+ men, although we often see patients seeking treatment for fatigue who have already tried gel testosterone preparations without effects on their fatigue. Furthermore, testosterone is not appropriate for men with prostate problems or men with bipolar disorder (extreme mood swings), and is not approved for use by women.
The results for DHEA are less consistent; some patients have found it helpful for fatigue but others have not, in research we have conducted. However, DHEA has few side effects, is sold over the counter without the need for a prescription (which means that health insurance does not cover the cost although it is inexpensive), and at higher doses than often sold can be helpful, at least for some people, for mildly depressed mood as well as low energy. DHEA increases testosterone level in women but not in men.
The other main class of medications used to treat fatigue in HIV+ people includes stimulants such as Dexedrine, Ritalin, and Cylert. In one study comparing Ritalin, Cylert, and placebo, both drugs were more effective than placebo -- but overall, most study participants did not show significant improvement to any of them.
In the early 1990s (before HIV combination therapy was available) our group conducted a small study of Dexedrine in people with CD4 counts below 50, and found a major positive effect on energy as well as mood. However, most health providers are reluctant to prescribe these controlled substances because of concerns about physiological as well as psychological dependence, and they are generally not appropriate for patients with addiction histories. Stimulants as well as steroids also are not indicated for those with bipolar disorder (manic depression) since they may cause the onset of manic episodes.
In the past few years, a new stimulant medication has been marketed, known as Provigil. It isn't fully understood how it works in the brain, but it is different from other stimulants and shows no evidence of potential for addiction. In fact, it has been used with some preliminary evidence of success for treatment of cocaine addiction. Provigil is approved for the treatment of narcolepsy (a condition where one falls asleep suddenly and involuntarily during the day), sleep apnea, or shift work-related sleep disorder. Its use to treat fatigue in HIV is thus "off label," which is why research is needed concerning its effectiveness for HIV+ people with fatigue.
We conducted a preliminary study with 30 HIV+ men and women with persistent fatigue who were taking HIV medications. In this exploratory study, most participants found Provigil helpful, although the results are at best suggestive, since this was a small study and both doctors and patients knew they were taking Provigil. Side effects were uncommon, but when they occurred included feeling jumpy, "wired," or having a headache -- not unlike drinking too much coffee. These side effects were gone the next day, and could be managed by lowering the dose. No patients discontinued the medication because of side effects. We monitored CD4 counts and viral load, and found no changes, providing some evidence that there are no harmful interactions with HIV medications. By the end of this 12-week trial, five patients started working again, two others increased their hours of work, and two enrolled in vocational training programs.
We are now conducting a larger placebo-controlled trial in people with HIV who have persistent fatigue that interferes with their everyday life. We hope to learn more about rates of response, who seems most likely to benefit from this treatment, how long the effects last, and whether it is helpful for problems with memory and attention. We also are conducting studies to make sure that Provigil is safe and effective in combination with HIV medications.
In conclusion, fatigue can be "real" and can represent a significant problem. It isn't just being lazy or not trying hard enough, especially if you are often too tired to do things and go places. Treatment can help, options are available, and quality of life can improve.
Judith Rabkin is a clinical psychology researcher at Columbia University.


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Names : Anise
Habitat : Originally from Egypt and Asia
Minor but now widely cultivated in warmer climates.
Collection : The ripe dry fruits should be gathered between July and
Part Used : Dried fruit.
Constituents :
Indications : The volatile oil in Aniseed provides the basis for
its internal use to ease griping, intestinal colic andflatulence. It also has an expectorant and anti-spasmodic action
and maybe used in bronchitis, in tracheitis where there is persistentirritable coughing, and in whooping cough.
Externally, the oil maybe used in an ointment base for the treatment of scabies. The oil by itself will help in the control of lice.
Aniseed has been demonstrated to increase mucociliary transport and so supporting its use as an expectorant. It has mild estrogenic effects,
thought to be due to the presence of dianethole and photoanethole, which explains the use of this plant in folk medicine to increase milk
secretion, facilitate birth and increase libido.
Felter & LLoyd considered it a "stimulant and carminative; used in cases of <
b>flatulence, flatulent colic of infants, and to remove nausea. Sometimes added to other medicines to improve their flavor, correct
griping and other disagreeable effects.."
Combinations : For flatulent colic mix Aniseed with equal amounts of Fennel and Caraway.
For bronchitis it combines well with Coltsfoot , Horehound and Lobelia
Preparations & Dosage : Infusion: the seeds should
be gently crushed just before use to release the volatile oils. Pour one cup of boiling water over l-2 teaspoonfuls of the seeds and let it stand
covered for 5 to l0 minutes. Take one cup three times daily. To treat flatulence, the tea should be drunk slowly before meals. Oil: one drop of the
oil may be taken internally by mixing it into half a teaspoonful of honey.


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