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Mitt Romney's campaign called on the Washington establishment for help this month. The response: a promise of cash, but not much enthusiasm.
On Thursday morning, Romney's biggest supporters on Capitol Hill are supposed to come out with their best donors to help the GOP front-runner deepen his cash base. But the RSVP list is looking thin.
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Even though the fundraiser is expected to raise $400,000, the figure organizers say is the goal, only 27 of the nearly 80 lawmakers that endorsed Romney had signed on to raise money just two weeks ahead of the event, according a document obtained by POLITICO.
The response reflects an uncomfortable reality for Romney: some Republicans are willing to pony up cash to help him beat President Barack Obama, but that doesn't mean he's widely loved.
And as Romney burns through cash faster than he's bringing it in, he's going to need all the new donors he can find to broaden his fundraising base. Winning the nomination is just the start of an even more expensive fight with the deep-pocketed Obama campaign.
Romney's taking the issue seriously. He even made a personal call recently to his friends on Capitol Hill, urging them to participate in the fundraiser Thursday.
But some of Romney's big-name endorsers aren't jumping on board. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), Romney's highest ranking congressional endorsement, told POLITICO last week he didn't have "any involvement" in the event. When asked if he was going, House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) said he donated at an event in October.
Republicans say it's not a good time to ask them for money. The end of the fundraising quarter is this week. And the National Republican Congressional Committee's annual spring fundraiser was Tuesday night, where lawmakers are expected to raise six-digits for the party committee.
"Right now everyone is struggling with the cash they have, they're being hit up by a lot of different places," said Rep. Rob Bishop (R-Utah), a co-host for the event. "Putting it into context, it looks pretty good. But, to be honest, I don't know what the totals are."
The Utah Republican said the pitch he's been making to get colleagues on board is — "this is a guy that can actually win it."
The lackluster response is emblematic of a larger problem for Romney —he doesn't have star power.
No where has that been more clear than on K Street where many veteran Republican fundraisers and bundlers have opted to stay on the sidelines. As GOP candidates like Texas Gov. Rick Perry have dropped out of the race, there has been a slow march towards Romney's camp with notable GOP downtowners like Kirk Blalock of Fierce, Isakowitz & Blalock and Dirk Van Dongen of the National Association Wholesaler-Distributors becoming some of the first converts.
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A Dance Student's Dress
Tricia McCarthy teaches
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This dress was worn
by one of her pupils
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Tricia talks about Irish dancing:
"There are all sorts of dances;
the reel, the soft jig,
the slip jig, the heavy jig,
the hornpipe, figure dancing
and set dancing.
A lot of the set dances
are based on events from years gone by
or places in Ireland.
To be a really good dancer,
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I do think you gain a lot from it.
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Irish heritage
Tricia McCarthy began Irish dancing
when she was nine.
She lived in Thornton Heath
with her parents
but her grandparents lived in Ireland.
Tricia set up her own school
in her mother's kitchen.
She now runs Irish dancing classes
and her pupils have won
many national competitions.
This dancing dress is embroidered
with designs
taken from the Book of Kells,
a famous Irish manuscript.
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I Am Here project. The group of 14-24
year olds selected objects close to their
heart that also said something about identity.
I Am Here is part of Stories of the World,
one of the major projects at the heart of the
London 2012 Cultural Olympiad.
"Hello I'm Stacey Nurse and I will be talking
to you about a student's dance dress.
To me the dress symbolises how dance has
changed and how things can change in a short
space of time. I like the dress because the
designs on the dress are designed especially
for the individual dancer to portray their
The dress relates to me because I used to
dance and when you dance you have to wear
particular costumes depending on how you
can dance in them and how they will look and
depending on the music. Nowadays when you
dance you don't wear dresses, you wear tank
tops, baggy trousers, leotards, jazz trousers,
but back then for Irish dancing you wore an
Irish dancing dress.
Even though I like the dress, I don't think I'd
would wear it, for anything. I like dancing
because you can portray your emotions through
your dance, unlike other activities. It helps you
keep fit, it helps you to portray how you feel
and you just have fun.
Nowadays girls when they dance are dressed
more like boys and some boys dress like girls
when they dance, such as: The New Boys and
Audio Bush, in the way that they wear girls'
skinny jeans to do street dancing. Now when
girls do street dancing they wear baggy trousers
and tank tops. I have been Stacey Nurse and I
hope you've enjoyed my podcast about how
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From trolls to goats ''12 Sketches on the Impossibility of Being Still'' and ''The Last Norwegian Troll'' are two of the films screening at the Best of the Ottawa International Animation Film Festival. If these titles aren't enough of a tease, how about ''I'm Fine Thanks'' and ''The Goat and the Well''? Jan. 27 and 28 at 7 p.m. $10, $8 students and seniors (not suitable for children). The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, 100 Northern Ave., Boston. 617-478-3103. www.icaboston.org
Ad man plus During his career at the Fannell Studio advertising company on Newbury Street, folks didn't know that Ronald Walsh was also a painter. From 1952 to 1962, he created pieces influenced by Picasso and other avant-garde artists which are on view at "Ronald Walsh: A Painter Rediscovered.'' Today from 3-8 p.m. (through Feb. 18; opening recpetion Jan. 28 from 5-7 p.m.). Free. AIB Gallery at University Hall, Lesley University, 1815 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge. 617-585-6656. www.lesley.edu
More than Facebook In addition to brainiacs and Facebook, Harvard University produces as much trash as a small city. How does the university deal with all the refuse from residences, dining facilities, offices, clinics, and research laboratories? At "Stuff by the Yard: Campus Materials Management.'' Rob Gogan, manager of Harvard Recycling and Waste Services, will talk about the school's recycling and compost collection systems. Presented by the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology. 6 p.m. Free. Geological Lecture Hall, 24 Oxford St., Cambridge. 617-495-3397. www.peabody.harvard.edu
Get real Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing'' is a good play about a bad play. The Tony winner includes elements of romantic idealism, worthy causes, and an acting career are all thrown in for laughs. Presented by the Salem Theatre Company. Tonight at 7:30 (through Feb. 18). $22, $18 seniors, $12 students (name-your-own-price tickets for Jan. 26 and 27 previews). Salem Theatre Company Theater, 90 Lafayette St., Salem. 978-790-8546. www.salemtheatre.com
Paula Deen, are you listening? Emerson College professor Robbie McCauley wrote and performs in her one-woman show, "Sugar,'' presented by ArtsEmerson: The World on Stage. The theater artist takes you on her life's journey from Southern comfort foods to New York's '60s and '70s avant-garde theater, and explores the pains and triumphs of living with diabetes. Jan. 27 at 8 p.m. (through Jan. 29). $25-$49. The Jackie Liebergott Black Box at the Paramount Center, 559 Washington St., Boston. 617-824-8400. www.artsemerson.org
Icing Early New Englanders wanted cold, icy winters so they could cash in on their cash cow, ice. Historians at "Fire & Ice'' at Old Sturbridge Village will demonstrate ice harvesting. Jan. 28 and 29 from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. $20, $18 seniors, free under 18 through Jan. 31 (admission includes free second-day visit within 10 days). Old Sturbridge Village, 1 Sturbridge Village Road, Sturbridge. 800-733-1830. www.osv.org
A wing and a prayer The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum has a new wing and an old wound. In 1990, two thieves disguised as police officers broke in and stole 13 works of art. Author, stolen-art expert, and director of security for the Gardner Museum Anthony Amore will talk his book, "Stealing Rembrandts: The Untold Stories of Notorious Art Heists.'' Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. Free. Willowbend Country Club, 130 Willowbend Dr., Mashpee. 508-539-5461. www.willowbendcountryclub.com
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Weiner announces N.Y.C. mayoral run
Former Rep. Anthony Weiner, whose career in public life came to an abrupt end when he sent lewd pictures to a college student on Twitter, jumped back into politics on Wednesday by announcing a bid for mayor of New York City.
"Look, I've made some big mistakes and I know I've let a lot of people down," the Democrat said in a two-minute video announcing his bid. "But I've also learned some tough lessons. I'm running for mayor because I've been fighting for the middle class and those struggling to make it for my entire life. And I hope I get a second chance to work for you."
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Weiner's wife, longtime Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin, also appears in the video endorsing her husband's run.
"We love this city, and no one will work harder to make it better than Anthony," she says.
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The announcement comes only six weeks after Weiner, 48, emerged from political hibernation with a profile in The New York Times Magazine portraying him as contrite and lacking the "burning, overriding desire" to run for mayor. Weiner starts the race for mayor as an underdog but appears to be counting on a middle class-focused message and a formidable war chest to put him over the top.
A Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday morning found City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, the longtime front-runner, drawing 25 percent of the vote to Weiner's 15 percent in the multi-candidate Democratic primary. Twenty-seven percent of Democratic primary voters were undecided. Nearly half the city's voters said Weiner shouldn't run for mayor, including 52 percent of women and 44 percent of Democrats.
An April poll found only 46 percent of the city's Democrats would even consider voting for him — bad news when a Democrat needs 40 percent of the vote to avoid a runoff election.
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The city's public advocate, Bill de Blasio, and comptroller, John Liu, are also running to succeed three-term Mayor Michael Bloomberg, as is the party's 2009 nominee, Bill Thompson. Former MTA chief and Rudy Giuliani aide Joe Lhota is the GOP front-runner.
Weiner has had some trouble recruiting staff for his run, with many longtime consultants taking a pass, but he hired a campaign manager last week. It's also unclear whether allies built up over Weiner's and Abedin's long careers in politics will stand by them. Sen. Chuck Schumer, who gave Weiner his start as a congressional staffer, declined to comment when asked in April about a Weiner bid. And both Clintons said they wouldn't endorse a candidate in the crowded Democratic primary.


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Monday, August 4, 2014
Who's ready for fall? Poetry Slam! jam: Truesdell Elementary School
The fall 2014 DC SCORES season begins September 15!
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On this blog, each week day leading up to the season we'll highlight a school's Poetry Slam! performance from 2013. Just about everyone is familiar with the soccer component of DC SCORES, but the self-expression aspect is just as important. Each fall, all of our 1,500 youth go through a three-month curriculum that culminates in every school performing original works of spoken word at our blockbuster event of the year, the Poetry Slam!.
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SCHOOL: Truesdell Elementary
FUN POETRY SLAM! LINE: "I like being strong. DC SCORES is where I belong."
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He said he felt fine and hoped to finish the sixth in a 13-4 loss to the Royals. Instead, he intentionally walked pinch-hitter Billy Butler to load the bases and Phillies manager Charlie Manuel had left-hander Jeremy Horst face left-handed-hitting Alex Gordon. But Horst allowed a triple to clear the bases and give the Royals a one-run lead.
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Yao likes Artest, wonders about Rockets' chemistry
Yao, Scola discuss deal for Artest
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NANJING, China — Half a world away, reaction to the news of the Rockets getting Ron Artest was a pair of Olympic thumbs working overtime.
Yao Ming and Luis Scola spent Wednesday morning furiously exchanging test messages and opinions after word of the deal broke out of Houston.
"For some reason, I like (Artest)," Yao said. "Because in the games we play against him, I hate him.
"When I text messaged with Luis, we talked about team chemistry. That's only what worries us.
"We worry about the new attitude to the team. We are adding talent to the team and we need that, but building team chemistry is important. This is not bad. I don't mean he is not welcome to Houston. But a new player always needs some time.
"Also, he was the biggest part of a team in Sacramento. He was a star player. We need more chemistry and more communication."
Yao and Scola are playing for their national teams in the FIBA Diamond Tournament, a pre-Olympics tuneup before the scramble for the basketball medals begins on Aug 9.
Yao's Team China lost 67-55 to Australia, while Scola and Argentina had the day off. But the news from Houston put a jolt of excitement into the air.
"He's a good player. Why should I not be excited?" said Scola. "He brings defense. He brings talent. He brings athleticism. That's a lot."
Artest also brings plenty of personal baggage with him, his foray into the stands that touched off a riot at the Palace of Auburn Hills, Mich., being the lowlight of a turbulent-but-productive career.
"There's worry. Obviously, yes," said Yao. "We will think about it, of course. Hopefully, he's not fighting anymore and going after a guy in the stands.
"I haven't talked to Ron yet, so it's hard to say. I have to find a way to talk to him and see what we can do as a basketball team. He has a history. But we know he is a physical player. He is a good player. He really can help us. And Ron is on a contract year, too.
" I think Ron Artest is a good player if coach (Rick) Adelman can control the team well."
Scola said he wouldn't listen to old stories and gossip about Artest.
"I've never talked to him," Scola said. "I've played against him three times, four times that I remember. I don't know anybody that knows him personally. So I'm not gonna judge him for anything that I don't know.
"I'm gonna be with him. I'm gonna play with him through the whole season and then I'm gonna have my own opinion of him before God. I'm not gonna let myself be influenced by what anybody says about him. Because I just don't know him. All I know is him as a player."
Both players agreed that Artest could bring the missing edge to the Rockets' game that has been absent in the playoffs.
"If we could have played with the whole team for the whole season and we would have lost the way we did against Utah, I would probably think that way definitely," said Scola.
"I'm not really sure what would have happened if we had the whole team. I'm not saying that it's not true. It is probably true, but I'm not sure about it.
"It's always a help. Great players are always welcome. Hopefully, we will be able to make a good team out of everybody."
Yao thinks the Rockets, to use a poker analogy, are all-in for next season.
"I think it's kind of a gamble," he said. "Because we're getting rid of rookies this year and next year and we're getting an experienced player. That's a team that needs to win right now, not in the future.
"I think this team has no problem being a good team in the regular season. How good can we be depends on how we show up in the playoffs. It's very clear. The playoffs, we already know, are a different game. It's playing fundamentally. That's how Utah gets success two years in a row against us. I think, for some reason, Ron is that kind of person. He plays very fundamentally. Body up, physical, defensively, offensively."
While Tracy McGrady was at home in Houston talking up championship dreams, Yao was reining in his thoughts.
"I want to think about one step and one step," Yao said. "I know I'm 28 already. I don't know how many steps I can go. But still, one step and then another step. I hope I can get two steps at a time. That's my personality. I don't want to go too far with what I think. First, I want to win in the first round."


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Sachin's Blasters vs Warne's Warriors 3rd T20
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Sachin Tendulkar (captain), Virender Sehwag, VVS Laxman, Brian Lara, Sourav Ganguly, Mahela Jayawardene, Carl Hooper, Moin Khan, Mutiah Muralitharan, Graeme Swann, Curtly Ambrose, Shaun Pollock, Glenn McGrath, Lance Klusener, Shoaib Akhter.
Shane's Warriors Players List/Squad in 3rd T20 (WW vs SB)
Shane Warne (captain), Michael Vaughan, Ricky Ponting, Jonty Rhodes, Jacques Kallis, Andrew Symonds, Kumara Sangakkara, Saqlain Mushtaq, Daniel Vettori, Courtney Walsh, Wasim Akram, Allan Donald, Ajit Agarkar.
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- USA & West Indies: 9:30pm ET (Nov 14)
- GMT/UTC/UK: 02:30am (Nov 15)
- Bangladesh: 08:30am (Nov 15)
- India & Sri Lanka: 08:00am (Nov 15)
- Pakistan: 07:30am (Nov 15)
- South Africa: 4:30am (Nov 15)
- Australia: 12:30pm (Nov 15)
- New Zealand: 03:30pm (Nov 15)
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Sachin's Blasters vs Shane's Warriors 3rd & final T20 match is scheduled on Saturday November 14 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, which has a capacity of 56,000. Sachin's Blasters vs Shane's Warriors 3rd & final T20 match of Cricket All-Stars T20 2015 will be a day-night match which will start at 6.30pm Pacific Time, which is 0230 GMT/UK (Nov 15), 8am (Nov 15) Indian Time, 8.30am (Nov 15) Bangladesh Time, 7.30am (Nov 15) pm Pakistan Time, 6.30am (Nov 15) in the Middle East/UAE/Dubai, 4.30am (Nov15) in South Africa/Zimbabwe and 12.30pm AEST (Nov 15) in Sydney Australia.
Warne's Warriors already won the series by leading 2-0, so the 3rd T20 in LA will be a dead rubber. But Sachin will try to win at least the final T20 in the US soil and for his million fans around the world.
Sachin's Blasters will be lead by 'Master-Blaster' Sachin Tendulker and the Warne's Warriors headed by 'King of Spin' Shane Warne.
Team Tendulkar vs Team Warne 2nd T20 match will be a won by the side who batted well, as the pitch will provide nothing to the bowlers. D/L method may come into play as there's chance of rain. So side batting first will get advantage.
Shane Warne's spin is yet a mystery to the batsmen, as most the the past legends had a hard time facing him in the 1st & 2nd ODI.
Sachin's Blasters vs Warne's Warriors 3rd T20 Weather Report – Los Angeles
Weather report for the SB vs WW 3rd T20 is great for night cricket as the humidity will be 28% and no chance of rain. Temperature will be low as 55F/14C at night.


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Hello, I made a program called count vowels and I finished it but I want to ask the user to enter another number by pressing the number 1 and any other number entered would be invalid. I use JOptionPane, please help! Thanks. Here is the code:
package countvowels;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
public class CountVowels {
* @param args the command line arguments
public static void main(String args[]) {
//Ask the user to enter a sentence and convert it to a string
String text = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Type a sentence and this program will tell you how many vowels there are (excluding 'y'): ");
//Declare the counter and declare the vowels
int count = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < text.length(); i++) {
char c = text.charAt(i);
if (c=='a' || c=='e' || c=='i' || c=='o' || c=='u') {
//Determine the number of vowels in the sentence
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "There are" + " " + count + " " + "vowel(s) in the phrase you entered.");
//Ask the user if they would like to enter another word
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Press 1 to try a new phrase or press any other number to exit.");


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Selezione Monograno Organic Farro Penne Rigate is a tube shaped pasta with a somewhat nutty flavor that is organically grown in Umbria and manufactured using bronze dies. The ridges in penne rigate allow the sauce to cling to the pasta better. Production is limited
The brand "Monograno Felicetti" is the result of a continuous effort to find those authentic wheats, whose full, pure flavor can be appreciated. This product is for chefs and connoisseurs around the world, who would like to bring a unique and outstanding specialty to their table.
Farro is the ancient precursor of modern wheat. It is packed with nutrients like vitamins A, B, C, E, as well as mineral salts and insoluble fiber. This product has special amino acids and proteins that make it quite unique. Farro is very rich (full of proteins) and very appetizing and is often used interchangeably with spelt, but is actually a somewhat different product. Modern wheat is "triticum aestivum"; spelt is "triticum spelta"; and farro is "triticum dicoccum".
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Known to everyone as the 'Pink House,' this small artist's studio in Aspen was inspired by the Victorian architecture of the surrounding historic homes. To the architects, 1 Friday Design Collective, the studio is known as Loom, and was designed to blend in with its neighborhood despite its pink and white color scheme. At 500 sq ft, the gable-roofed mini cottage provides space for an office, a library and a weaving area. LEED-inspired green building solutions were a high priority throughout the design process.
1 Friday Design Collective began working with the client to remodel their kitchen and then began designing a series of artist studio studies. These studies evolved into the result you see here – Loom, a two story, 500 sq ft mini cottage. Located in the backyard of a quaint Hyman Avenue residence, Loom takes direction from the historic aesthetic of the surrounding homes, but makes sure to modernize the design, construction and materials. The outside is pink and white, while the inside is all bright and white. The lower floor is occupied by storage and an office with a library. In the back, a staircase accesses the loft, which was inspired by the operation and aesthetic of the traditional weaving loom.
Built with the entrance facing the south, the artist studio takes advantage of solar passive design and a steep roof to shed snow. LEED inspired solutions were incorporated throughout the entire building process and high performance materials were used in order to maximize energy efficiency. The lofted weaving studio is actually open to the ground floor and the lattice-like railings along the side provide safety but allow air to flow freely between the floors. This allows heat to rise in the winter and in the summer, windows and doors are open to encourage natural ventilation and cooling. Work was completed on the small studio in September of 2011.
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I think everyone who is living with HIV can remember, with great clarity, the day they were diagnosed. I believe that even if you were in a drug/alcohol induced fugue, you still were able to remember that day.
It is a day that is forever ingrained in your memory, and if you were high or drunk when you received your diagnosis ... you sobered up real quick! Now this is not to say that most folks who are HIV + fall into that category. But if you were caught up in that lifestyle, receiving an HIV diagnosis was not something that you didn't remember the next day. Receiving that diagnosis was enough to blow anybody's mind.
If you were a person who was in a (what you believed to be) "committed" relationship, your mind was equally blown, upon finding out that your partner was not as committed as you believed him or her to be.
You remember that day!
The same goes for those who received blood transfusions, before they were screened.
You remember that day!
I don't care what situation you came out of ... hearing that news was devastating! And depending upon the situation, you may have had other issues to deal with in addition to the diagnosis.
Upon hearing the words: "The result of the HIV test came back positive." Of one thing we were certain: "ish just got real" (to put it mildly).
You remember that day!
And if you believed (as I did), you got ready to die. If you had a partner (my husband), who had just died within 6 months of finding out his diagnosis ... the prognosis for me didn't look very promising at all!
Thank God for my family. Thank God for my pastor. Thank God for my doctor ... and thank God for GMHC (Gay Men's Health Crisis) in New York City, where I lived during those early years! Each person was an integral part in my coming to grips with what I initially perceived to be a death sentence.
My family, albeit aloof most of the time, pulled together. In this case, they initially received the news with much sadness, and grief. They had to get educated. But since I had been clean from drugs and alcohol for about 4/5 years, they have always been my first and greatest support system. We got down to business.
Fight or Flight? (cause initially I struggled with how I was gonna leave this planet ... sober? or high?) Spirit and I decided ... sober. And so the fight began.
My pastor encouraged me, by welcoming me with open arms and telling me stories of people in the bible, and by doing all she could to erase the stigma within myself (because nobody in Transfiguration Lutheran Church in the Bronx made me feel unwelcome or stigmatized me).
The clinic I attended was GMHC and my doctor encouraged me to begin medication as soon as possible, as my numbers were quite low. So I began the medication. AZT to start, which was horrendous. I was taken off of that, and put on a host of other medications, trying to get my numbers up. (At that time CD4 was the number they were paying attention to).
The medications I remember:
- AZT and then AZT + 3TC
- Combivir
- Epivir
- Zerit
- Sustiva (oh, the technicolor nightmares)
- Agenerase
- Crixivan
- Kaletra
- *Norvir
- *Truvada
- *Prezista
I am currently on the last three. Have been for what feels like YEARS!
I was also on another medication, that took every bit of strength I had during the early years. I would get tired of taking meds in the early, put myself on a drug holiday (without my doctor's knowledge), and my numbers would plummet, and my body would become resistant to the medication -- taking us back to the drawing board to find new medications. Eventually, this became a problem, as there were no more drugs available for me, which my body hadn't become resistant to, with the exception of FUZEON!
Now, THAT was a drug ... and THAT was an experience that lasted more than 4 years. I had to inject myself twice a day! It called for total commitment, and endurance. I had to wait for something that would work for me. But in the waiting ... I went to get my blood-work done, oh about 6 months in ... and whatta ya know? I was UNDETECTABLE!
And THAT was another day, I remember with clarity. Waking up and dreading my doctor's appointment, because I knew I was going to get my blood-work results, and because I was about sick and tired of injecting myself. I was tired of Fuzeon, I was tired of medication, I was just tired of it all.
I sat down in her office, and she pulled out my chart and looked at the labs, and smiled. I was like ... okay, what is my CD4? And had been explaining to me months before that they were beginning to look at this thing called "the viral load" ... and how that was more important than the CD4 count.
She told me what my CD4 count was, which had peaked a bit ... but she was still smiling. And then she said: Guess what Andrena? Your viral load is under 50 copies! She was cheesin'! Grinning from ear to ear! I still didn't understand what that meant, until she stopped grinning long enough to tell me. That it meant that the virus in my body was undetectable, the virus was below the level of detection.
I remember that day, and I remember it, because even though she explained it to me, I still didn't quite get it, until a few days later ... my mind had to process it. It meant that the Fuzeon was working. It meant that I was NOT gonna die (anytime soon). It meant that I had the lowest amount of HIV in my body.
I was ecstatic!
The downside, however, was that I had to continue on the Fuzeon until something else came along that would for me. Even though I was happy about being undetectable, I had to continue injecting myself and my injection sites were becoming less and less available, and my body just felt hard and lumpy and sore all over!
... and then came Truvada and Norvir. There was another drug with that, but it escapes me right now. I just know that Truvada and Norvir have been my constant friends for the past 10 years. I have been on Prezista for the past 4 years.
Being undetectable is still a miracle for me! I love my doctor and follow her wherever she goes (she has changed clinics twice). Honestly, though, I still go to my doctor's appointments feeling apprehension about my blood work; even though it has been 10 years.
I am still undetectable! Whaaat???
... and now I am finding out that there is a study out that states HIV cannot be transmitted if you are undetectable. (Not that I am in the position to 'transmit' anything to anyone -- I am very single!) lol
But here's the thing: I don't know that I would trust that information. Not saying it is not true, I'm just saying I would just be safer advocating abstinence and condom use. I'm just sayin'
Until they come out with a sho'nuf CURE.
THAT, my beloved ... will sho'nuf be a day to remember!!! Until then, I am:
- Grateful for each day I am given
- grateful to share my life ...
- and my experiences.
... in the hopes that you don't have to share in my experiences.
- Get tested
- Know your status
- Get educated
- Educate someone else
- Practice safe sex (abstinence/condoms)
- If you are HIV+ and need to begin treatment, do so, without any "self-imposed drug holidays."
- Love your doctor or find another one
- Surround yourself with people who genuinely love and support you emotionally and spiritually.
- Drop the shame, help erase stigma!
- Think positive and LIVE
... and NOT necessarily 'in that order'.
Read more of Is the Ribbon Enough?, Rev. Andrena Ingram's blog, on TheBody.com.


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Pacifica Hotel's Location is Right on the Beach
Situated just south of San Francisco, the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Pacifica is where your Northern California vacation or Bay Area business trip begins. This Pacifica hotel is conveniently positioned off Hwy-1 and provides comfortable accommodations with ocean views.
With this hotel's location, you are never too far from a fun-filled family weekend. We are just steps from the ocean, minutes from Pacifica State Beach, a popular spot for surfers and coastal hiking trails. The nearby Sanchez Art Center is a popular historic site, and if you're planning to explore downtown San Francisco, we are just seven miles from the Colma BART Station, which offers easy access into the city.
When you're trying to stay productive, this Pacifica hotel has everything you need. You can prepare for your meeting in the Business Center and use the free wireless Internet access. The hotel is within driving distance of Shopping, SFSU, Genesys, Seton Hospital, Genentech and San Francisco International Airport (SFO).
While staying in Pacifica, CA, the hotel's guests have access to all the exceptional amenities we offer, including on-site laundry facilities. The off-site Fitness Center has day passes and state-of-the-art equipment. Start your day with a hot cup of coffee, a cinnamon roll and much more from the complimentary, hot Express Start Breakfast Buffet Bar. Call us today and "Stay Smart" in Pacifica!
- Black-out Shades
- Crib Available
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Separate Hanging Closet
- In-Room Heating and A/C Controls
Bathroom/Personal Care
- Private Bathroom
- Bathroom Amenities Available
- Hair Dryer
- Bathtub
In-Room Features
- Mini Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Coffee Maker
- Tea Maker
- Flat-screen TV
- Work Desk with Lamp
- Desk-level Electrical Outlet
- Free Local Calls
- Cable/Satellite
- Premium Channels
- Direct-dial Phone
- Two-line Phone
- Phone with Voicemail
- Complimentary Morning Newspaper
- Windows Open by Guest
Added Value
- Oversized Bath Towels
- Phone in Bathroom
- Complimentary Coffee/Tea Supplies
- In-room Printer
- Full Breakfast Included
- Breakfast Buffet Included
- Continental Breakfast Included
- Complimentary Coffee in Lobby
- Off-site Restaurant Delivery Available
Business Services
- On-Site Business Center
- Printer
- Copier
- Office supplies available
Internet Access
- Free High-Speed Internet in all Rooms
- Wireless Internet service is free for all IHG® Rewards Club members
Housekeeping & Laundry
- Daily Housekeeping
- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Hours of Operation: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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- Wake Up Calls
- Ice Machine
Hotel Details
519 Nick Gust Way
Pacifica, California 94044
United States
Check In: 3:00 PM
Check Out: 11:00 AM
Check-in Age: 18
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- Complimentary Self Parking Available
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- Public Entrance
- Guest Rooms
- Elevators
- Public Restrooms
- Registration Desk
- Business Center
- Number of Accessible Meeting Rooms: 0
Accessible Hotel Areas
- Registration Area
- Accessible Guest Rooms
- Business Center
Hotel Areas with Accessible Routes from Accessible Public Entrance
- Accessible Self Parking
- Van Accessible Self Parking
- Portable Bathtub Seats
- Closed Caption TVs
- Telephone with TDD
- Visual Alarm/Alert in Guest Rooms
- Visual Alarm/Alert in Public Spaces
- Communication Kits with Visual Alarms
Provided by Hotel
Pet Policy + -
- Service Animals Allowed
- No pets allowed including companion pets. All rooms are smoke free. A USD500 service recovery fee will be assessed to final bill if smoking reported or if any undeclared pets in room. A valid Credit Card required at check in for all reservations.
Facility + -
- Smoke-Free Facility
- Number of Floors: 3
- Total Number of Rooms: 38
- Number of Suites: 15
- Number of Non-Smoking Rooms: 22
- Number of Accessible Rooms: 2
- Current Renovation: 01-January-2018 To 30-September-2020
- Expansion project to add 44 more rooms. Construction noise between 7am and 6pm on daily basis.
- Public Spaces Renovated in: 2010
- Guest Rooms Renovated in: 2010
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- English
- Hindi
- Spanish
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- American Express
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Accommodation all on the ground floor.
Accommodation with disabled access. Accommodation accessible to all: everybody's happy when they can go on holiday together. All these properties have the 'Tourisme et Handicap' label, the guarantee of good quality, specially adapted accommodation, or are in the process of obtaining it.
Les propriétaires réservent un accueil attentionné à votre famille et spécialement à vos jeunes enfants : les enfants aimeront les jeux intérieurs et extérieurs, les activités manuelles, le geste d'accueil à leur attention,... Les adultes apprécieront les fournitures de draps (en gîte), la liste des activités conseillées à faire avec les enfants, la liste des services médicaux proches,... Tout est réuni pour que petits et grands puissent profiter ensemble des vacances en famille, dans un gite ou une chambre d'hôtes en Ardèche.
La marque nationale Accueil Vélo garantit aux locataires cyclistes des services en plus et un accueil attentionné, dans une location proche des itinéraires cyclables.
Pour rester au frais, ces hébergements sont climatisés !
Locations de vacances à moins de 15km des pistes de ski de fond, raquette, ski de piste à la Croix de Bauzon pour profiter des plaisirs de la neige !
Venez découvrir nos lapins, une dizaine voire plus suivant les naissances! Ils sont en liberté mais apprivoisés : observez-les, puis laisser-les s'approcher, ils viendront manger dans votre main.
Évitez les bouchons, choisissez de partir le dimanche en vacances !
No need to overload the car with baby equipment. These properties are well equipped for families with a baby. As a minimum they have: cot, high chair, baby bath, potty, bottle warmer or microwave, liquidizer, games for small children…
Bed linen is provided and, in some cases, beds are made for your arrival (this will be indicated in property details). How's that for convenience!
Owners keep bees or are fascinated by beekeeping and are happy to share their passionate interest in the world of bees. Flavour and fragrance assured!
Owners are farmers happy to show guests round the farm. Accommodation on working farms, an excellent way to explore the area through its farms, typical agriculture, farm produce, animals … 'Bienvenue à la Ferme' is ideal for those wanting a taste of country life!
Practice canoeing nearby.
Chalets or Lightweight Holiday Bungalows are grouped together on shady ground or form part of a campsite. Chalets usually have room for 4-6 people, with a surface area of 28 to 35 sq.m. They have a living room with kitchenette, one or more bedrooms, shower room and WC, terrace with small private garden. Chalets can generally be rented from Easter to early November, for a week, weekend or short break.
Style and comfort in outstanding properties.You are sure to love these stylish and very comfortable properties. Charming Gîtes and charming B&B in the Ardèche are all houses of very different types, each with its own history: bourgeois residences, an old mill, a Provençal 'mas' (farmhouse), converted silkworm house, typical Ardèche farm, architect designed house, manor.
Chestnuts were often known as the 'Arbre à Pain'. For over 500 years chestnut trees kept people alive in the Ardèche. Owners are happy to share their passionate interest in this fruit, so symbolic of the Ardèche: tours, recipes, …
From October 6 to November 4, chestnuts in party. For any stay in lodging and bed and breakfast, the owners offer 2 to 3 kg of chestnuts and 1 jar of Brown cream.
You will find that the accommodation has been specially decorated for Christmas: tree, garlands, etc. Plus a few extra surprises: sparkling wine, chocolates.
For the fishing enthusiasts and those who want to relax to the wire of the water... The Ardèche has one of the most beautiful courses in France with its 5000km of rivers including 3500km in the 1st category. Gîtes or bed and breakfast qualified stay fishing are specially designed and equipped for the smooth running of your holiday. The owners you will indicate the best corners to practice your passion and will be pleased to give you some good advice of knowledgeable fisherman.
Warm atmosphere thanks to the fireplace or woodstove in this rental.
Gîte and guesthouse owners have equipped their properties to help cyclists explore the lovely Ardèche countryside. They offer a whole range of facilities to promote this family friendly activity: loan of IGN maps and topo-guides, dedicated shed/shelter for bikes, outside tap for washing bikes, foot pump, emergency repair kit …
The Gîtes de France "Ecogestes" approach helps to reduce the environmental impact of tourism, improve the living environment and reduce energy consumption. Its main aims are: reduce the impact of tourism on the environment in simple ways, develop eco-responsible tourism, promote this type of accommodation to environmentally aware clients, reduce energy consumption and anticipate future legislation. Owners of such properties have signed up to the special "Ecogestes" codicil.
Properties which adhere to strict guidelines concerning environmental awareness. They promote sustainable tourism. 'Eco-gîte' properties use renewable energy and have facilities and equipment for saving energy, sorting rubbish and economising water.
Tourism, more than any other activity, requires an unspoilt environment and those in search of eco-friendly holidays are becoming more and more demanding. In addition to the impeccable service offered daily to their guests, EU eco-label accommodation must also take account of environmental factors: low energy and water consumption, use of renewable energy, rubbish sorting/recycling, informing and educating guests on environmental issues.
Une surprise vous attend pour Pâques.
The owner makes you visit his garden to discover multiple varieties of plants that adorn this privileged place.
Hébergement totalement isolé, situé en pleine nature, sans aucun vis à vis
A gîte village comprises a number of gîtes, of different sizes, all owned by the same person, and grouped together on a dedicated site. They are ideal for get-togethers with family or friends and for groups. In most cases, gîte villages have a common room and swimming pool.
You have a field of private tennis or together with the owner, free access. Equipment wanted to share the passion for the sport or for the pleasure, duplicate or tournament with his friends and his family simply.
Cost of heating is included in the rent. No extra charge at the end of your stay!
Accommodation for horses in stalls or paddocks. Some provide outdoor water supply and/or fodder. A good idea for making sure your horse/pony is well looked after.
Some gîtes and guesthouses offer Internet access (usually WIFI). Keep up with business e-mails, let teenagers keep in contact with their chums, see the news,… For those who can't do without the Internet…
En janvier, les Gîtes de France Ardèche fêtent les Rois ! Pendant votre séjour, le propriétaire de l'hébergement vous offre la galette des rois accompagnée de cidre et de jus de fruits. Réservez vos vacances ou votre week-end en Ardèche pour au moins 2 nuits, entre le 3 et le 24 janvier. Rendez-vous dans les gîtes Ardéchois participants et devenez le roi ou la reine de la fête !
Rivière ou lac tout proche pour la baignade.
Location située sur une exploitation agricole.
Avec Gîtes de France Ardèche, vous pouvez réserver un logement pour vos déplacements professionnels, que ce soit pour un court séjour ou des séjours de plusieurs semaines voire plusieurs mois. Logez vos salariés, réservez leur un logement meublé entièrement équipé en toute confiance. Louez un gîte pour une totale indépendance ou réservez une chambre d'hôtes pour un accueil personnalisé. Gain de temps, nous faisons la recherche de logement pour vous en fonction de vos critères, paiement par CB ou virement. Etablissement de factures sur demande.
Want to get together with family and friends to celebrate an anniversary, a family occasion or just share some all too rare quality time with loved ones? Our maxi-gîtes and group gîtes offer congenial surroundings for the whole tribe for a week, weekend or short break.
Gîte and guesthouse owners with the 'Motorbikers welcome' label undertake to offer specially adapted facilities and services to enhance your holiday or overnight stop. The rented property is easily accessed by road bikes and has a closed garage. The following items are provided: bed and household linen, towels, maps, routes, small tool kit, …
Rent 5 km up from the practice of cross-country skiing, snowshoeing...
These are new Ardèche Gîtes de France properties which have been visited and checked within the last year. Their owners look forward to welcoming guests to their property which has been carefully refurbished/converted to offer peaceful and carefree holiday accommodation.
Notre sélection de gîtes et chambres d'hôtes pour vos vacances en famille, votre séjour en amoureux, votre échappée belle entre copains,...
Promotion suite à une annulation
Accommodation with the 'Accueil du Parc' label. Owners undertake to respect and foster nature by implementing eco-friendly measures in rented accommodation, to help guests explore the landscapes, tradition and rich heritage of the area and to offer a warm and friendly welcome, thus ensuring guests thoroughly enjoy their holiday.
When you arrive in the gîte the beds are made and ingredients for first breakfast provided. When you leave there's no cleaning to do as the owner takes care of it.
Location proche d'itinéraires pour la pratique du vélo de route ou VTT
Rented accommodation with swimming pool available on-site. Depending on the accommodation selected, the swimming pool can be private, shared with owners or with one or more other properties. Some swimming pools are heated. They all have safety protection.
The owner has a number of gîtes on the same site. Perfect for a group holiday with family or friends: you can get together yet each have your own place.
Tous les hébergements qui proposent une offre spécifique pour la St-Valentin
Hébergements en Service Réservation exclusif ou partagée.
Accommodation that can be rented at a special 'spa patient' rate (3 weeks' stay, not available in July/August). Properties are close to spa towns.
Far from the stress and pollution, stay in an original place in nature. Perched cabin, trailer. You skip a couple of days and relax for two or family.
Table d'hôte: the chance to enjoy a family or gourmet meal, to sample seasonal specialities from the Ardèche and beyond. Dishes are prepared with seasonal produce, bought from local producers or grown in the owners' kitchen garden.
Réservez en toute dernière minute : la garantie d'une réponse sure et rapide.
Hébergements situés à proximité de la Viarhôna
The 'Vignobles & Découvertes' label was launched in 2009. It aims to promote wine tourism. The label is awarded for 3 years by the Tourism and Agriculture Ministries, after recommendation by the Conseil Supérieur de l'Oenotourisme (president Paul Dubrule) to destinations which combine tourism with wine-growing and offer a number of complementary tourist facilities (accommodation, restaurants, wine cellar tours with tasting, museum, special events, …), enabling clients to organise their holiday easily and to enjoy good quality services provided by skilled personnel.
Gîte and guesthouse owners have equipped their properties to help walkers/hikers explore the lovely Ardèche countryside. They offer a whole range of facilities to promote this family friendly activity: loan of IGN maps and topo-guides, packed lunch (in hamper or airtight container), weather forecasts, details of professional guides to accompany walkers/hikers, etc.
A selection of gîtes and guesthouses with well-being facilities: hot tub, sauna, hammam … Some even offer massage and other treatments. Why not treat yourself to a truly relaxing break?
Ardèche gîte and guesthouse owners are happy to share their passionate interest in wine-growing. Each in their own way they will help guests find out more about their activities: tour of wine cellar or vineyard, description of different grape varieties and tasks involved in wine-growing, helping with the grape harvest for some, sampling the wine (in moderation, of course).
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Sarah Chapman
Skinesis Facialift
- Instructions for use:
- - Gently push and roll the Facialift from the center of your face outwards, allowing the wishbone to separate on each side of your jaw
Designed to mimic the techniques of her signature Skinesis® massage, Sarah Chapman's Sculpting Massager aids lymphatic drainage, releases muscular tension and reduces puffiness. With eight heads and 48 intensely massaging nodules, simply push and roll this hand-held device over your skin to boost the supply of nutrients and oxygen, ensuring a luminous glow.
- Dramatically lifts, refines and reshapes face contours
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Amidst a rush of news regarding the fate of several bubble shows, FOX has announced that its sentimental, pseudo-science fiction drama, Touch, has been renewed for a second season.
The series concerns single-father Martin Bohm (Kiefer Sutherland) as he tries to unravel the mystery behind his son Jake's (David Mazouz) seemingly preternatural abilities, which involve the Fibonacci sequence, predicting events and love of orange soda. Along for the ride are co-stars Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Jake's social worker and Danny Glover as a specialist who understands Jake's abilities and helps guide Martin to a deeper connection with his speechless child.
Despite seeing a small decline in ratings, FOX has decided that the Kiefer Sutherland drama was one of the network's freshman programs worth saving - something that cannot be said for fellow newbies The Finder and the much-hyped Alcatraz from J.J. Abrams.
The news of the Touch renewal comes despite the lack of official comment from someone at the network. Whether this means that the renewal will have a caveat in place similar to the news surrounding NBC's returning sitcoms 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation and Up All Night. More likely, however, the network is simply waiting to make an official announcement at the upfronts in a few days time.
Touch's pilot episode premiered in January to somewhat mixed reviews, but managed to score 12 million viewers. When the series got officially underway in March, it was after the network moved the show from its intended Monday night time to take advantage of the post-American Idol spot on Thursday night - displacing the long-running, but similarly renewed Bones in the process. There Touch initially managed to hold on to most of its audience, but saw a notable period of decline for several weeks. Despite an uptick in ratings last week, the show overall has performed worse than two other high-profile shows, which received the axe.
Both the expensive Terra Nova and the recently cancelled Alcatraz performed better overall in the adults 18-49 demographic than Touch, yet failed to offer enough appeal to the network's powers that be in order to remain on the schedule. Certainly, there are other factors at play here, and Sutherland's long and lucrative tenure with FOX during 24's eight seasons have undoubtedly earned him enough clout with the network to warrant such a decision.
At present, there has been no word on how many episodes will comprise season 2, but that news will likely come alongside the official renewal announcement at next week's network upfronts.
Certainly, this is good news for fans of Kiefer Sutherland and those who have enjoyed both the conveniently interwoven stories that comprise each episode, as well as the deepening mystery concerning Jake's gifts that has been building over the series' first season.
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IRVINE – Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said the GOP needs to move ahead with the sort of immigration overhauls that were backed by President George W. Bush, Sen. John McCain and himself six years ago – a plan similar to that now being proposed by Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla.
Giuliani offered thoughts about the Republican Party's future to several reporters Tuesday afternoon before giving a 70-minute speech on leadership to a UC Irvine audience of about 400.
"We're going to have to accept that many of these people – the good, law-abiding ones – are going to become citizens," Giuliani told reporters. He said once the border is adequately secured, most of those now in the country illegally should be provided with a path to citizenship.
"Most Republicans can support that," he said. Earlier calls for such overhauls by Bush and McCain gained little traction among GOP members of Congress because of the party's strong grass-roots opposition to amnesty for illegal immigrants. However, the growing Latino electorate and Republicans' lackluster showing in the November elections are softening opposition in Congress.
As for his party's stance on other issues, Giuliani said the problem has been more with presentation than policy.
"Republicans need to make themselves relevant," said Giuliani, who was mayor from 1994 through 2001. "We talk about the process and not the outcome. We need to explain how lower taxes and smaller government help people out of poverty. The Democrats have done a better job of communicating with voters than the Republicans.
"What I did to revive New York was to bring in Republican programs." He said that the number of city residents on welfare dropped from 1.1 million to less than 600,000 while he was mayor.
Giuliani also referred to his experience as mayor throughout his speech, an event sponsored by the National Society for Leadership and Success, simulcast to chapters at 340 other campuses. The talk drew heavily from his 2002 book, "Leadership." He said he was nearly done with the book when the Sept. 11 attacks occurred.
"Because I was writing the book, I was thinking of everything that makes good leadership," he said. "I probably used all of them from Sept. 11 to Jan. 1 of 2002."
One of Giuliani's six key tenets of good leadership is "relentless preparation" – and he said fear of failure can be an asset if it motivates one to prepare more.
"If you prepare for everything you can think of, you'll be prepared for the things you don't think of," he said. He said his administration never made plans "for planes used as missiles," but that preparations for floods, hurricanes, other terrorist activities and other disasters left them better able to cope with the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Even so, great leaders are also familiar with failure, he said.
"The first time I ran for mayor, I lost," he said. "I learned more from that than every time I won. If I would have won the first time, I wouldn't have been as good of a mayor."
He also emphasized the role of compassion in great leaders.
"If you want to be a leader, you have to love people," he said. "Be there when people need help. Be there when people need help in their personal lives. If you do that in your organization, your organization will be successful."
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Hi every one
can you please edit this part of my report;
It is too early to give a precise idea about skills development and knowledge in the agency, for the simple reason that the number of days I spent at the agency were only eight days. However I will highlight some development during the eight days of my placement.
I started my placement on Tuesday 08-08-2006 then Leigh didnt attend office on Friday 11-08-2006, he came back from leave on Tuesday 22-08-2006.
During these three days I attended the hand over session with Leigh and other staff
During his sudden absence I left without supervision, and I have been totally ignored by the rest of the busy staff who have no idea about what going on. However during that time I visited a number of agencies such as Norwood and sunshine CCU.
When Leigh came back, I managed to engage with consumers and staff; I conducted a couple of interviews with staff one of them was with the team leader.
One of the things I never disclosed is that I have been diagnosed few years ago with Osteoporosis disease, as a result of that I had a fractious in my upper back,
Unfortunately, on 29-08-2006 , after a walk with some consumers I felt some pain on my back , I decided to take one capsule of Tramanal , a prescribed painkiller,to ease my chronic condition, Tramanal causes drowsiness .( please see attached doctors report)
One hour later I attended a meeting with consumers conduced by Leigh, from 2 pm to 3 pm, I was so sick and tiered, unfortunately I fainted for about two minutes.
Despite this incident, I displayed a great sense of initiative and responsibility, and I was always cooperative during my eight days placement.
I disagree with Leighs report, which was inaccurate and inconsistent; Leigh of course provided no evidence in his report.
regards aglaidous
Dear Ron bee
thanks for your effort, however I haven't got the rest of the editing yet, can you please contiue correcting my report.
You asked me what do I mean by the knowledge, what I mean by the knowledge is skills.
You can deleat the word knowledge if it is not necessary.
with regards


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Brandon Triche scored 23 points and Michael Carter-Williams scored the final four points as No. 6 Syracuse rallied to upset No. 1 Louisville 70-68 on Saturday in a showdown of unbeaten Big East Conference teams.
It was the second straight Saturday No. 1 went down as Duke lost to then-No. 20 North Carolina State 84-76.
It was the Orange's third straight win over the Cardinals.
Carter-Williams had 16 points, Jerami Grant and C.J. Fair both had 10 for the Orange (17-1, 5-0) who won their seventh straight.
Russ Smith's 25 points led Louisville (16-2, 4-1), which had its 11-game winning streak stopped.
No. 4 KANSAS 64, TEXAS 59
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Ben McLemore scored 16 points and Kansas stormed back from a late double-digit deficit for its 15th straight win.
Jeff Withey added 14 points and nine rebounds for the Jayhawks (16-1, 4-0 Big 12), who trailed by 11 points in the second half before McLemore steered a rally that prevented the reeling Longhorns (8-9, 0-4) from a badly needed victory in this troubled season.
Travis Releford added 12 points for Kansas.
Sheldon McClennan led the Longhorns with 18 points. Texas has lost four straight, its longest losing streak since coach Rick Barnes' first season in 1998-99.
No. 7 ARIZONA 71, ARIZONA STATE 54
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Mark Lyons scored 24 points and Nick Johnson added 19 as Arizona pulled away in the second half.
Arizona (16-1, 4-1 Pac-12) went on the decisive run after Arizona State point guard Jahii Carson picked up his fourth foul midway through the second half. Solomon Hill added 13 points for the Wildcats, who scored 18 points off turnovers and outscored the Sun Devils by 14 inside.
Arizona State (14-4, 3-2) never recovered after Arizona's run, thanks to 17 turnovers and a quiet game by second-leading scorer Carrick Felix, who had 5 points on 1-of-8 shooting.
Carson had 22 points and four assists, and Evan Gordon added 14 points for the Sun Devils.
No. 13 BUTLER 64, No. 8 GONZAGA 63
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Roosevelt Jones stole an inbound pass with 3.5 seconds left and hit a floater from just inside the foul line right before the buzzer to help Butler upset Gonzaga.
Jones finished with 20 points and the Bulldogs have now won 13 in a row including two straight without their top scorer, Rotnei Clarke. It's the first time Butler (16-2, 3-0 Atlantic 10) has ever beaten three top 10 teams in one season. They also defeated No. 9 North Carolina in November and No. 1 Indiana in December.
Gonzaga (17-2, 4-0 West Coast Conference) was led by Saw Dower and Elias Harris who each had 20 points. The loss ended the Zags eight-game winning streak.
The game was considered the biggest non-power conference matchup of the season, and it met the hype.
Trailing 33-32 at the half, Butler scored the first five points of the second half and never trailed again until Elias Harris scored with 1:24 to go the teams traded leads on the next four possessions before Jones won it.
No. 10 FLORIDA 83, No. 17 MISSOURI 52
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Scottie Wilbekin had 13 points and 10 assists, his first career double-double, for Florida.
The victory was coach Billy Donovan's 400th with the Gators, making him the third coach in Southeastern Conference history to accomplish that feat with the same school. He joined Kentucky's Adolph Rupp and LSU's Dale Brown in the 400-win club.
Erik Murphy scored 15 points despite playing with a broken finger for the Gators (14-2, 4-0 SEC), who won their sixth straight, and Kenny Boynton added 14.
Wilbekin did a strong defensive job on Missouri point guard Phil Pressey, who finished with two points on 1-of-7 shooting with 10 turnovers and six assists.
Jabari Brown led the Tigers (13-4, 2-2) with 16 points.
No. 18 MICHIGAN STATE 59, No. 11 OHIO STATE 56
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Keith Appling made two free throws with 7.9 seconds left and finished with 15 points for Michigan State.
The Buckeyes had a chance to potentially tie the game in the closing seconds, but Shannon Scott didn't come close on a running 3-point attempt.
Deshaun Thomas scored a career Big Ten-high 28 points, including six 3-pointers.
The Spartans (16-3, 5-1 Big Ten) have won five straight conference games.
Ohio State (13-4, 3-2) was playing for the first time since handing Michigan its only loss last Sunday.
Lenzelle Smith Jr. had six points on 2-of-7 shooting as the Buckeyes' second-leading scorer.
Michigan State's Adreian Payne had 14 points and Branden Dawson had nine points and 10 rebounds.
WICHITA STATE 67, No. 12 CREIGHTON 64
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Carl Hall had 17 points and 13 rebounds and Malcolm Armstead hit two key free throws in the closing seconds for Wichita State.
Cleanthony Early added 13 points and Demetric Williams had 10 for the Shockers (17-2, 6-1 Missouri Valley Conference), who pushed their home-court winning streak to 17 games.
Doug McDermott finished with 25 points for the Bluejays (17-2, 6-1), but he never got the ball with the game on the line. Instead, Ethan Wragge misfired on a potential tying 3 with 6 seconds left, and then had another chance when Hall missed two free throws at the other end.
This time, Wragge's shot from the top of the key clanked off the back of the rim.
Grant Gibbs finished with 14 points for the Bluejays, who trailed almost the entire way while having their 11-game winning streak snapped. Creighton hadn't lost since Nov. 28.
WYOMING 58, No. 15 SAN DIEGO STATE 45
LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - Leonard Washington had 14 points and 14 rebounds to help Wyoming beat a cold shooting San Diego State.
Larry Nance Jr. added 11 points and 12 rebounds, and Derrious Gilmore had 13 points for the Cowboys (15-2, 2-2 Mountain West).
Wyoming's win snapped a five-game losing streak to the Aztecs.
SDSU (14-4, 2-2) lost its second game in a row, the first time this season the Aztecs have lost back-to-back games. SDSU fell to UNLV on Wednesday.
Jamaal Franklin led SDSU with 13 points - 5 points below his season average.
The Aztecs, who entered the game averaging 72 points, struggled from the field Saturday night. They hit just 29 percent (17-of-59), making just 2-of-18 3-point attempts.
No. 16 KANSAS STATE 69, OKLAHOMA 60
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) - Rodney McGruder scored 20 points and Will Spradling added 15 for Kansas State.
Romero Osby and Amath M'Baye both scored 12 points for Oklahoma.
The Sooners (12-4, 3-1) kept pace with the Wildcats most of the way thanks to snagging 36 rebounds to Kansas State's 24. That would not be enough to counteract the damage done by turnovers; Oklahoma gave the ball away 16 times.
Angel Rodriguez helped seal the deal in the closing minutes with a slashing layup in the paint and a 3 that put Kansas State (15-2, 4-0) up 61-52 with 2:25 left. Rodriguez finished with 12 points and nine assists.
No. 20 NOTRE DAME 69, RUTGERS 66
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Jack Cooley had 19 points, 10 rebounds and blocked a shot with 2 seconds left to help No. 20 Notre Dame hang on for a win over Rutgers, ending a two-game losing streak for the Fighting Irish.
Rutgers used a 6-1 run late to close to 67-66 when Eli Carter scored on a layup with 7 seconds left then forced a held ball on Eric Atkins two seconds later. Carter drove inside for the layup, but Cooley blocked the shot. Atkins then made a pair of free throws for the Irish (15-3, 3-2 Big East).
Myles Mack 3-point attempt at the buzzer missed as the Scarlet Knights (14-4, 3-3) lost for the ninth straight time at Notre Dame.
Pat Connaughton made four 3-pointers and added 17 points, Atkins had 14 and Jerian Grant had 10 assists. Cooley, who didn't play the final 11 minutes in a loss at St. John's on Tuesday and struggled at times against UConn, came up big when the Irish needed him.
Carter led Rutgers with 20 points and Mack had 12 and Rutgers got 18 points from its bench.
No. 21 OREGON 76, No. 24 UCLA 67
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tony Woods scored 18 points and Oregon pulled away over the final 6 1-2 minutes to improve to 5-0 in Pac-12 play for the first time in 39 years.
Dominic Artis added 14 points, and Arsaian Kezemi had 12 points and 11 rebounds for the Ducks (16-2, 5-0 Pac-12), who snapped the Bruins' 10-game winning streak, including eight straight victories at home.
UCLA (15-4, 5-1) led by three points at halftime after shooting 55 percent. They led by five early in the second half and tied the game at 52-all before the Ducks' defense stepped up and sent the Bruins' shooting into a tailspin.
Travis Wear scored 17 points to lead the Bruins, whose winning streak equaled their longest since 2008-09. Norman Powell added 11 points starting in place of Shabazz Muhammad, who finished with 10 points, as did Kyle Anderson.
No. 22 VCU 90, DUQUESNE 63
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Rob Brandenberg scored 22 points and VCU dominated in winning its 13th consecutive game, beating Duquesne.
The Rams' Treveon Graham had 17 of his 20 points in the first half, when VCU (16-3, 4-0 Atlantic 10) used a 26-2 run to seize control. It would cruise to extend what is the nation's second-longest active winning streak.
VCU coach Shaka Smart became the second-youngest coach to reach 100 career victories. The 35-year-old needed 131 games, 30th-fewest in NCAA history. Only 11 other coaches reached 100 wins in their first four seasons, including Butler's Brad Stevens. He was 34 when he won his 100th game.
Derrick Colter had 15 points to lead the Dukes (7-11, 0-4), who have lost six straight.
CINCINNATI 71, No. 25 MARQUETTE 69, OT
CINCINNATI (AP) - Sean Kilpatrick scored seven of his career-high 36 points in overtime Saturday night, and Cincinnati blew a 16-point lead before rallying to a victory over Marquette, ending the Bearcats' streak of three straight home losses.
Cincinnati (16-3, 4-2 Big East) pulled it out without point guard Cashmere Wright, who sprained his right knee during a 75-70 win at DePaul on Tuesday night. Without him, the Bearcats depended almost solely on Kilpatrick for points.
His driving layup with 4.3 seconds left in overtime broke the final tie. Junior Cadougan missed a driving jumper before the buzzer.
Marquette (13-4, 4-1) managed only 13 points in the first half and never led until overtime. The Golden Eagles' loss leaves No. 6 Syracuse as the only team still unbeaten in Big East play at 5-0. The Orange knocked off No. 1 Louisville 70-68 earlier Saturday.
Vander Blue led Marquette with 19 points.