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BOULDER, CO - March 30, 2010
As the amount of activity on social networks continues to grow, more members are taking steps to protect their privacy but opportunities abound for security risks, according to new research commissioned by Webroot, a leading provider of Internet security software for the consumer, enterprise and SMB markets.
Webroot's second annual study surveyed more than 1,100 members of Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Twitter and other popular social networks. The survey showed an increasing awareness among social network users of how to keep personal information private. At the same time, it revealed how social network users still put their identities and sensitive information at risk. Among the findings:
- More users are practicing certain safe behaviors, including blocking their profiles from being visible through public search engines – a 37 percent increase over last year.
- Yet more than a quarter of respondents have never changed their default privacy settings.
- And more than three quarters place no restrictions on who can see their recent activity.
Social networks are a growing Web destination – and a growing target for cybercriminals Facebook membership grew to more than 400 million active users, a 229 percent jump over the previous year . For the week ending March 13, Facebook surpassed Google in the United States to become the most visited Web site for the week . And earlier this month, Twitter reported a 1,500 percent growth in the number of new registered users in the course of a year.
"A perfect storm is developing between the number of people flocking to social networks and the new, increasingly sophisticated malware attacks cybercriminals are launching to prey on the personal data they're sharing," said Jeff Horne, director of Threat Research at Webroot. "For example, our team has noted over 100 different variations of Koobface, a worm known to trick people into clicking links they shouldn't in order to infect their PC's and often convince them to provide credit card numbers to buy phony antivirus products, among other fraudulent activities."
In addition, Webroot has seen a rise in spam on social networks, which commonly contains links to malicious Web site links: The Webroot survey showed a 23 percent increase in spam received on social networks since last year.
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Social network users are sharing information that could help hackers breach their profiles, their wallets and possibly their homes:
- Sixty-one percent include their birthday
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Younger users (ages 18-29) are the least likely to take steps to safeguard their information.
- Forty-three percent of young users use the same password across multiple sites compared to 32 percent overall.
- Forty percent of younger users say they accept friend requests from strangers while only 29 percent of total users have.
- And while 69 percent of the general population has clicked on a link sent or posted by a friend, 77 percent of younger users have done so.
Privacy settings continue to be underutilized.
- Twenty-eight percent of users report they've never changed their default privacy settings.
- Seventy-three percent were aware of Facebook's December 2009 privacy changes which automatically exposed their full profiles by default.
- But 42 percent report they haven't made changes to their settings since the switch.
But modest gains are being made toward safeguarding personal information on social networks.
- Twenty-seven percent of users now restrict who can find their profile through a public search engine, up from 20 percent last year.
- Sixty-seven percent now use different passwords for each of their social networks, up from 64 percent last year.
- Forty-seven percent know who can see their profile, up from 41 percent last year.
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"Consumers need to better protect themselves by guarding their profiles and setting stricter privacy policies – especially given the growing popularity in location-based social media tools that broadcast where you are. It's also important to make sure your computer has an added layer of security to stop attacks before they happen," continued Horne.
To help consumers understand and protect themselves from these types of attacks, Webroot has provided the following tips as a guideline for safer social networking:
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- Be exclusive—Only accept friend requests, emails and site links from people you know and even then, be selective about what you open. Accepting items from sources you do not know could expose you to malicious malware.
- Protect the password—As a critical line of defense, it is more important than ever for members to choose their passwords wisely, and make them different from one site to the next. Incorporating numbers, letters and special characters like !, $, and * into your password makes it stronger. Webroot also recommends changing your password at regular intervals, and never use the same password at more than one site.
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About the Research
Between February and March 2010, Webroot sponsored an online survey of Internet users in the United States and the United Kingdom. The panel management company e-Rewards invited panel members who own a PC or laptop, have an Internet connection at home, and spend at least one hour per week online at home to participate in the study. With a total of 1,136 respondents, the margin of error is ±2.9 percentage points at the 95 percent confidence level.


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- In an odd twist of fate, this has been a truly fantastic week around here. No rages, no wonky behaviors, minimal whining, lots of fun and just a general sense of calm. *Insert Hallelujah Chorus here*
- Today makes for the third snow day this week. Yesterday, Sadie told me every 45 seconds that she was bored. I so remember feeling that way as a kid. We lived out in the country and there weren't people to play with. The roads were treacherous, so bringing in
reinforcementsfriends wasn't really an option. In an effort to make the day more fun, I tried to say yes instead of no whenever it was possible. Which means that my kids ate icicles for lunch, did crafts and just walked away from the enormous mess, took a hundred bubble baths each, and snuggled up and read books all day. It was kind of freeing- until I looked around and realized that it looked like a massive cyclone had come through my house. Instead of tackling it, I just took a Tylenol PM. The mess is still here staring me in the face, but man oh man, yesterday was fun.
- Right before bedtime last night when we found out that school was going to be cancelled for today, Sadie's friend came and picked her up to spend the night. She and Noah always sleep together because they are both big scaredy cats. So on the rare occasion that Sadie is gone, Noah gets to sleep with us. I curled up in bed with a book and Noah snuggled up next to me to go to sleep. He is so peaceful when he sleeps. He sleeps just like a magazine picture- perfectly curled up with his little hands folded together resting under his little cheek. It is amazing to watch. I could watch that child sleep forever. It is such a stark contrast to the others. Sadie gets hot in her sleep and it is nothing to walk in her room in the morning and see her stark naked, sleeping sprawled out, spread eagle, hair all Medusa-ish, and snoring like a 400 pound man. And I'm not really sure what Miles looks like when he sleeps. His room has to be pitch black dark. No nightlight. The door has to be closed all the way. He is a really light sleeper and if he gets woken up he gets really scared and nervous, so I resist the temptation to sneak in and watch him because I don't for one minute want him to feel unsafe. But it is such a treat to watch that little Noah angel sleep. It was a fantastic way to end to the day.
- My sister-in-law, Kennethia, rescued the fourth day of Christmas Kindness. She texted me about freerice.com . It is a trivia game that you play that donates rice to the World Food Program every time you get an answer right. The trivia questions were a little hard for a four year old, so we modified it. I answered the real trivia questions and asked Noah my own version of questions which he insisted needed to be all about dinosaurs. We loved watching our bowl of donated rice pile up! It was the perfect way to give back without leaving our house on an icy day.
- I'm reading The Help by Katheryn Stockett. Oh holy night, it is fantastic. I never ever buy hardback books because I think it is a waste of money, but so many people recommended this one that I caved and bought it. I LOVE it. I'm about 2/3 of the way through which means that for the next 2 hours or so, my children will have to fend for themselves because mama's gonna be out of commission until that book gets finished.
- Everyone in our house is begging to have African food tonight. Looks like I'll be making everyone's favorite Chicken Tagine. We all love that stuff even though it makes everyone's pee the oddest shade of toxic yellow.
- Is it bad that yesterday when my husband got home from work, the kids and I all pressed our noses to the window to see if he would bust his butt on the ice while walking to the front door? Sadie looked forward to that all day! (and no- he didn't fall, thankfully. But is sure would have been funny if he did!)
- Miles just up and started (oh man that sounds country!) talking in full on sentences this week. Five and six words together. "Mommy, I want a drink please." "Get off me NOW, Noah!" "Shew-wee, this poop stinks!" Talking has made all the difference in his life. It has reduced the communication tantrums by 94.8% and has also aged him by probably another 6 months. We now think that the child is 14 years old trapped in a 22 pound body. Visions of Webster are coming to mind. Does that make me Mrs. Popadapolis?
- I hope your last weekend before Christmas is fantabulous!
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"In the 32 districts of Istanbul, I am the first female deputy mayor since 1994. I am responsible for social projects concerning women, children and employment projects."
Inci Bespinar, born in Istanbul, is the deputy mayor of the Kadikoy district on Istanbul's Anatolian side. She studied in Ankara and later returned to Istanbul. When her children were born there were no kindergartens or public (and affordable) childcare, so she had to stop working. When her children grew up, Bespinar started working for the Kadikoy municipality, where she focused on improving the situation of women.
A formative event for her was the case of a woman who came to her for help some years ago:
"There was a very beautiful woman, Esma, I will never forget this. She had blue eyes and a very light skin. One day she told me that her legs were aching, because she was beaten up so badly that the bones wouldn't grow together again. Some weeks later I had the most painful experience of my professional life. I read in the newspaper on page three: "Woman killed by her husband with an axe."
Bespinar helped set up the first public shelter in Kadikoy. She also set up training centres for migrant women to help them obtain a basic education and professional qualifications. For many years Bespinar has worked to improve the situation of women in Kadikoy.
"Which problems do women in Turkey have? First there is a very serious education problem, secondly there is an employment problem, and there is the problem that women experience violence by men, be it the husband, father or brother. These all affect basic human rights."
"If there were 10 Kadikoys in Turkey, the country would change more rapidly…"
- Kadikoy Municipality (English)
- ESI Report: Sex and Power: Feminism, Islam and the Maturing of Turkish Democracy (June 2007)
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BALLSTON, NY — A woman visited a Stewart's Shop and Curtis Lumber within a few minutes of each other Tuesday — with no clothes on.
"Have a good day," the woman told one lumberyard employee as she traipsed out.
Curtis Lumber manager Bob Eakin, who was not at work at the time, said the woman asked a couple of employees what time it was before she left.
"No one wanted to say much to her," he said. "It's not a situation you want to be involved in."
A picture captured from a Curtis Lumber security camera of the incident was being shared Wednesday on Facebook. Eakin said he hadn't seen it.
The woman — later identified by Saratoga County District Attorney James Murphy III as Barbara Lafleur of Saratoga Springs — also went to a Stewart's Shop on East Line Road.
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By the time the Saratoga County Sheriff's Office picked her up, she had her clothes back on, Eakin said.
Murphy said she is charged with public lewdness, a misdemeanor,
"While the defendant claimed she was merely expressing her freedom to be fully liberated by walking nude into Stewart's and Curtis Lumber, this alleged conduct is actually a crime under the penal law," said Murphy in a statement. "Surprisingly, mental health found no psychiatric issues whatsoever."
Lafleur was released pending a future court appearance in Ballston Spa and could face a maximum of 90 days in jail if convicted, Murphy said.
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Tuesday, February 02, 2010
More On Boo
Sometimes I think maybe it is all me. When I take her places like that or over to my sister's, she behaves pretty well. She doesn't bounce, she listens to what she's told and she never stamps her feet or sits there in a huff. She was great today at the new school but as soon as we got in the car, she started hitting her sister and yelling at me about something. Honestly, at this point, I just tune it out.
It's maddening and depressing as hell when I let my mind go down that path and believe me, it's a path it goes down a million times a day. What am I doing wrong? I'm sure I'm screwing her up for life somehow, otherwise she wouldn't behave this way, right? If she can control herself at school and at my sister's, why can't she do it when she's with me? I know she's capable of doing it so why can't she do it all the time?
I was thinking about this last night, when I should have been sleeping but was instead waffling back and forth between beating myself up and wondering if maybe she'd always been like this.
And then I remembered this:
She's been doing this since she could stand and jump. So maybe it's not just me. Maybe this is just how she is. In a weird way, I kind of hope so because thinking that I've done something to so screw up my own child is a horrible thought to have.
5 comments:
- Jill said...
It's not you. I think all kids are worse with their parents (their mothers in particular) than with anyone else. Something about pushing buttons and getting attention, even if it's negative -- they can't resist. Do you ever read @jmatlin's blog? She has similar feelings about her daughter's behavior... you should check it out. http://mommysaidwhat.wordpress.com/
- 02 February, 2010 13:36
- sandy shoes said...
I don't think it's you, either.
- 02 February, 2010 14:07
- Zazzy said...
Hi Ms. B. It's been a long time since I commented but I do read all your posts. I wish I had some great and wonderful wisdom to help and I just know I'm going to put this all wrong...
There could be a lot of different reasons for what's going on and parents very naturally tend to blame themselves. No one is a perfect parent so yes, there probably are things you can do differently and it's the experts jobs to help you figure out those things. That doesn't make you a bad mother who has screwed up her child. You're doing what you need to do for her - you're looking for answers and trying new things. Don't give up on either of you.
Remember too that it is really hard to figure out what's happening with a troubled child. Please make sure that you're getting support for yourself and the rest of the family during the process.
I hope that you find answers and even more importantly, solutions that work. Take care of you.
- 02 February, 2010 18:26
- Unknown said...
It's not you...not at all. And if you are finding her a good space for during the day so she can learn skills she needs, that's a good thing. Bad parents do bad things. That's NOT you.
- 03 February, 2010 02:47
- Heatherette said...
i've been following your blog- very intersting btw.
i noted some similarities in ur daughter when thinking about my son in his younger years.
during child birth he had an annoxic event- lack of oxygen due to the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck twice. some dr's say it resulted in a brain injury- some say he's has a dev delay, others say that he's too "neat a package" to fit any one diagnosis. anyways- long story short- my son did the same thing i see ur boo doing in that clip. bouncing to the point of his crib near falling apart, shaking it so violently that i surely thought it would collapse, banging his head on anything.. an behvior- don't get me started.. i can relate to you on so many levels..
try a developmental specialist, a behavioral therapist, perhaps genetic testing or a nuerologist that specializes in behavior or early development..
you mentioned school- idk where u live, but do u have an early intervention program available to her thru ur local school district. sometime like u said school, structure and peer role models help tremendously.
lastly - don't think that this is your fault- my son is now 14. i always thought it was my fault- the longer he went w/out diagnosis just made me feel like it was me.. it's not YOU. my son behaves with other, he behaves w/his teacher, he behaves w/other family memebers.. but when the actual truth came down to it.. he wasn't- they just were very accepting, had different expectations for him and rather than overwhelm me with their concerns supported me and said oh, he's fine! when i came to find out that either 1) not much attention was paid to outbursts or 2) they just didn't bother to tell me.
i wish u lots of luck on this journey- ur doing the right thing trying to work this out in her younger years and not looking at this as something "she'll grow out of"
- 11 February, 2010 18:50


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As you know, last summer IC retained Huron Education Consulting services in an Effectiveness and Affordability Review to identify ways of reducing administrative cost, finding opportunities for additional revenue, improving service, and promoting efficiencies across the college. Huron is now in the final stages of examining our organization in light of best practices and benchmark information against other institutions of our relative size and composition. In early January we will receive a final report from Huron detailing their recommendations.
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During Wednesday's oral argument in Golan v. Holder (transcript here), Justice Scalia said something that was at once obvious and startling:
It seems to me Congress either had the power to do this under the Copyright Clause or it didn't. I don't think that powers that Congress does not have under the Constitution can be acquired by simply obtaining the agreement of the Senate, the President and Zimbabwe. I do not think a treaty can expand the powers of the Federal government.
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- Oral history with Gayatri Chakraborty, 2014 July 2.
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- Chakraborty, Gayatri, 1938-, Biswas, Sarmishtha, and Sengupta, Debanjan
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- Gayatri Chakraborty was born in 1938 at her maternal uncle's home at Patuakhali Sub-Division Town, District: Barishal, East Bengal, erstwhile undivided British India (now Bangladesh). Though she grew up in a joint family and lived her early childhood days with her kin and cousins together at their ancestral home situated at Charadi village, near Raanir Haat Steamer Ghat of Barishal Dirstrict, but later she spent most of her childhood days at her maternal uncle's place. Because, her father Capt. Sudhangshu Ranjan Mukhopadhyay was in British Indian Army and that's why he had to stay away from his home months after months.Gayatri's father was the only earning member in the entire family. He used to send some money at his home every month and with his regular financial support, the whole family managed to survive somehow. Though they had nearly 10 Bighas of land to cultivate, but it was under mortgage when Gayatri was growing up as a little kid. Beforehand, the family had another source of income from their traditional family business of tobacco. But as soon as Gayatri's father joined the Army and left home, her only paternal uncle was unable to run their family business alone. Hence, he had to give up and since then the family fell in a deep financial crisis. Meanwhile, Gayatri's maternal uncle got a job in Calcutta and moved over there. And then in a short while, he found new jobs in the colonial city for Gayatri's paternal uncle and her elder cousin. So, they also moved to Calcutta in order to join their new jobs. As a result, there were no adult male members left in their village home at Barishal to look after the kids and their young mothers.In this circumstance, Gayatri was not admitted to any school. Though she was very keen to study and go to a school, but nobody in her family paid much attention to a little girl's desire at that difficult moment the whole family were going through. So, Gayatri had to stay confined within her village and spent her days by playing with her little brother, cousins and friends. She had some close friends of the same age group who also lived in the same village as her neighbours. All of them were from upper caste Hindu families, although there were a large number of Muslim families in her neighbourhood. But the Muslim population was mainly poor farmers and remained marginal in the existing social hierarchy. Nevertheless, there was no such tension or rivalry among the two communities in her village, rather they lived in peace and harmony and the relationship between them seemed to be very smooth and friendly. But there was a clear, visible divide between the two. Most of the Muslim families in her locality were landless agricultural labourers who worked in the land owned by the Hindu landlords. And primarily due to this overt, distinct divide in economic class and social strata, Gayatri didn't have any opportunity to get a Muslim friend in her childhood days.So, a little village girl was growing up in such a critical juncture when the colonial history of South Asia was awaiting a rupture. And at that point of time, in 1946, her family got completely shattered with the sudden and unexpected news of her father. Through a telegram message they came to know all of a sudden that her father was caught by the royal police of British Indian Army and sent to prison as he was an active member of the Indian National Army (INA). Nobody in the family ever heard before that Gayatri's father had already left the Army and chose to fight for the freedom of his country against the oppressive British rulers. In spite of living in dire straits, the family was proud of her father being a freedom fighter.However, soon after they heard of the incident, the senior family members decided to leave their home at Barishal, East Bengal and take a temporary shelter at her maternal uncle's place in Calcutta as there was no other earning member in the family who could feed them at that critical moment of their life. So, left without any other choice for survival and driven by the uncertainties embedded within their everyday existence, Gayatri, the little girl, had to migrate from their home to Calcutta in search of a refuge for the first time in her life along with her hapless mother, younger little brother, aged grandma and one elder cousin brother in the year of 1946. And finally, they arrived in Calcutta in order to stay together with her uncle for the time being. Gayatri wasn't very sad about her migration from a village to a big city, rather she felt quite excited about the possible changes in her life once she would arrive in Calcutta. She started dreaming as though it would bring a break in the monotony of her stagnant village life, whereas the city would appear before her with full of its surprises and bring some new opportunities for her. So much she longed to get admitted in a school like all other kids. Now, while she was in Calcutta, she had a strong conviction that her dream would come true this time. But again, her dream remained marooned as the Partition of 1947 came into being and the political turmoil and unrest started affecting the life of the ordinary people to a great extent in the city.After the Partition, her father was set free from the prison and he came to Kolkata to get reunited with his family in 1947. But the happiness didn't last long. Again in 1948, only a few months later since the Partition, Gayatri, the 10-year-old girl, moved back to her ancestral home situated in Charaadi Village at Barishal of former East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) along with her parents and the little brother in order to escape from the riotous situation in Kolkata while their other family members continued to stay back in the city. Few months later, her father returned again to Calcutta in search of a suitable job leaving behind his wife and children at their home.Meanwhile, Gayatri's mother became pregnant and died all of a sudden at their village home in East Pakistan in 1949. So finally, haunted by the threat perception of a violent riot amid the wary environment filled with widespread fear, panic and suspicion, Gayatri was forced to leave her home permanently and had to flee along with her little brother and elder cousins to the post-Partition India in the year of 1950 just before the violent 1950 riots started spreading over around her native village at Barishal. As the member of an uprooted refugee family, she then reached a suburb of Kolkata to reunite with her father and other family members again who had already shifted to India for the sake of their survival and since then she started living together temporarily with her family at the uncle's place in a refugee colony at Belgharia.Her father then tried to start a business venture but his attempt was in vain. In the meantime, Gayatri's maternal uncle joined Indian Railways and shifted from Kolkata to Chittaranjan, a township in West Bengal, India. So, left with no other means to feed the children, her destitute father decided to take a shelter at his brother-in-law's quarter at Chittaranjan and finally they settled over there permanently. Since then Gayatri and her little brother were raised by their grandma in a district township, faraway from Kolkata. But her dream to attend a school never came true. As she was forced to move constantly from one place to another like a shuttlecock all through her childhood, she never got a chance to go to a school. Hence, catching up her lifelong craving, she started studying at home at the age of 20-21 and preparing herself to appear in the board examination privately. And thus little Gayatri turned in a woman. So one day, instead of appearing in the examination, she got married to Mr. Mantu Sona Chakraboty, a central government employee, in the age of 24 and became a homemaker. She gave birth to three children – two daughters and one son, and has been living for last 35 years in her husband's house situated in a suburb of North Kolkata called Agarpara in the district of 24 Parganas (North), West Bengal, India. Only one and half years ago, she lost her husband, and being a widow she now continues living in their own small house with her only son and granddaughter. But there is no sign of affluence in their everyday living as the entire family solely depends on the monthly income of INR 10000.00 only what she receives as the family pension on behalf of her deceased husband. So, poverty lurks in every corner of her household stilltoday while her son Mr. Debasish Chakraborty can't even contribute anything as he is currently suffering from a huge loss in his business endeavor.However, after the Partition, Gayatri Chakraborty never had any scope to return to Bangladesh in order to pay a visit to her ancestral home. She lost any connection even with her childhood friends. At this age of 76, she doesn't really feel any urge to re-connect with the past or going back to her birthplace again. Nevertheless, at present she still lives with the vibrant memories of her lost childhood, and not yet she finds any rationale behind the Partition. She asks a simple question, "Why the hell did the Partition happen? What did I get in turn except suffering, pain and loss?" Still she is seeking an appropriate answer, but the answer, she knows, is blowing in the wind!
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"This is one that we just have to throw away," said midfielder Brad Davis. "We've been doing it all year, hurting ourselves and that's what we did again here tonight."
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Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causes HIV infection and AIDS. The virus attacks the immune system. As the immune system weakens, the body is vulnerable to life-threatening infections and cancers. Once a person has the virus, it stays inside the body for life.
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Antiretroviral therapy suppresses the replication of the HIV virus in the body. A combination of antiretroviral drugs, called antiretroviral therapy (ART), also known as highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), is very effective in reducing the amount of HIV in the bloodstream. This is measured by the viral load (how much free virus is found in the blood). Preventing the virus from reproducing (replicating) can improve T-cell counts and help the immune system recover from HIV infection.
People on ART with suppressed levels of HIV can still transmit the virus to others through sex or by sharing needles. With ART, if the level of HIV remains suppressed and CD4 count remains high (above 200 cells/mm3), life can be prolonged and improved.
HIV can become resistant to one combination of ART. This is most true in patients who do not take their medications on schedule every day. Tests can check whether an HIV strain is resistant to a particular drug. This information can be useful in finding the best drug combination and for adjusting the drug combination when it starts to fail.
When HIV becomes resistant to HAART, other drug combinations must be used to try to suppress the resistant HIV strain of HIV. There are a variety of new drugs on the market for treating drug-resistant HIV.
Treatment with ART has complications. Each drug has its own side effects. Common side effects are:
When used for a long time, these drugs increase the risk of heart attack, perhaps by increasing the levels of cholesterol and glucose (sugar) in the blood.
Persons on ART are monitored by their health care provider for possible side effects. Blood tests measuring CD4 counts and HIV viral load will likely be done every 3 months. The goal is to get the CD4 count close to normal and to suppress the amount of HIV virus in the blood to a level where it cannot be detected.
Medicines may be prescribed to treat problems related to AIDS such as anemia, low white cell count, and to prevent opportunistic infections.
|Support Groups
|Joining a support group where members share common experiences and problems can often help the emotional stress of having a long-term illness.
|Outlook (Prognosis)
|At this time, there is no cure for AIDS. It is always fatal without treatment. In the U.S., most patients survive many years after diagnosis because of treatment with HAART. New medicines are continually being developed.
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When a person is infected with HIV, the virus slowly begins to destroy that person's immune system. How fast this occurs differs in each individual. Treatment with HAART can help slow or halt the destruction of the immune system.
Once the immune system is severely damaged, that person has AIDS, and can now get infections and cancers that most healthy persons would not get. Doctors have found that when CD4 falls below certain counts, specific types of infections and cancers can develop.
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Preventing HIV/AIDS:
Safer sex practices, such as using latex condoms, are effective in preventing HIV transmission. But there is a risk of getting the infection, even with the use of condoms. Abstinence is the only sure way to prevent sexual transmission of HIV.
HIV-positive patients who are taking antiretroviral medicines are less likely to transmit the virus.
The U.S. blood supply is among the safest in the world. Nearly all people infected with HIV through blood transfusions received those transfusions before 1985, the year HIV testing began for all donated blood.
If you believe you have been exposed to HIV, seek medical attention right away. Do not delay. Starting antiviral medicines can reduce the chances that you will be infected. This is called post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). It has been used to prevent transmission in health care workers injured by needle sticks.
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In December of 2005, Fans of Reality TV (FORT) conducted an interview with Cycle 5's Jayla Rubinelli following her appearance and elimination from the show. Here is the text from the interview (written and posted by "Hepcat"):
The FORT Interview with Jayla, 12/02/05
Finishing the competition in fourth place, Jayla leaves Top Model with a portfolio full of bizarre photoshoots and a solid foundation in Paparazzi Avoidance 101. Although photographer and judge Nigel Barker once said of Jayla, "She is a model," Jayla was nearly invisible in her last photoshoot; a lonely Cleopatra lost in a sea of Bollywood arms. Even more difficult for Jayla was navigating the catty ups and downs of the girls around her. Read further for Jayla's take on Secretgate, her confessionals, and what she missed out on by not attending high school.
Hi Jayla, thank you for speaking with me today.
Hello. What's up?
First of all, congratulations for making it to fourth place, Jayla.
Well, thank you!
What would you say was the best part of the experience for you?
Learning everything that I did! I went there thinking that I knew it all and I got a nice little slap in the face from reality. I learned a lot from it.
Do you feel like the show prepared you for the world of modeling, or did you think it was more like a reality show going for "good TV"?
I definitely think we could have learned a lot more instead of doing some of the silly things we did, but I did learn so much. Tyra and Mr. Jay were very adamant about teaching us the things we needed to know in the real world of modeling.
What did you find to be the most difficult part of the experience?
Basically, learning how to take all the criticism and not letting it get you down. Either that, or learning how to have a good runway walk.
How did you come to apply for the show?
I actually watched the first season. Afterwards, I had just turned 18, and my aunt told me I should try out for the show. And I thought about it, but I never took any steps to do it.
Had you ever done any modeling elsewhere?
I had done some really small things I didn't get paid for. I was in an ad for a salon, and I also did some pictures for my friend's clothing company. But that was it.
I would say that for the most part the judges really liked you all along, but what do you think was the determining factor in your elimination?
My performance at the last photoshoot. I didn't give it my all because I really wasn't feeling it. I had just got to the point where I was tired of being in the competition and just wanted to go home. I didn't give 100% whatsoever, and I basically knew that I was going home before I even stepped into panel. That's why I wasn't myself.
How did you end up off on the side?
That was a Nigel set up. He wanted me in front of the door. He wanted me to look like I was some goddess coming out of the door.
What do you think about that picture when you look at it now?
I see it and I feel a great deal of disappointment, I have to say. I look at it and I think of how I gave up on myself and I was ready to go home.
Let's talk about being in the house. Now that you've seen the show, do you regret talking about the other girls inside the confessionals or not?
That was about the only time that I really allowed myself to talk about the other girls. I'm not the type of person that likes to spread rumors or talk about people behind their backs. I will give my honest opinion on people and it may not be nice or pretty, but I just wish there was a place that I could have gone and vented like that where no one could see me. I feel so much better about things after I speak my mind and get things out there, but unfortunately I was being taped 24/7. (laughs)
Who did you find yourself having trouble getting along with in the house? Who was the most annoying?
Well, Nik was at first. I had a lot of problems with her. I constantly felt like I was being shunned and snubbed by her. And Diane, I had the same feelings about her and those didn't get resolved before she got eliminated. And Kim, it was pretty much just very shaky ground with her because I knew she was saying bad things about me behind my back. I could hear her laughing and joking about me with the other girls as I walked by her bedroom, and then, she would turn around and be nice to me. So it was like, I know I shouldn't be nice to you and I shouldn't be doing the favors that you ask me to do, but I couldn't help it because I'm a very forgiving person.
During the Secret commercial, to the viewers it looked like you copied Nik's idea. What's your explanation of what happened there?
She overheard me saying my lines, and she came up to me and said, "Our secrets are the same, except that I say that I sleep with a night light." And she of course went to Mr. Jay with her concerns, and he said it's fine because we could say it completely differently. I went first, and I was saying my secret, and the director stopped me and said that I sounded very rehearsed and he wanted me to change my secret. So I said the rest of the lines, and when it finally came down to the secret, I was thinking, "I don't know what to say!" Because we had just had that talk with Mr. Jay beforehand, I said, "I sleep with a night light" because that was the only thing stuck in my head. (laughs)
Did you know that Nik was upset?
No, I didn't! I found out from Lisa. We had got packages, and I went to show her something that my mom had sent me, and she was like, "Don't talk to me. I do not want to see you right now." And I was like, what is her problem? Lisa was the one who led me to the conclusion that she was angry with me about the secret. And I just couldn't understand it because before she had been so open with me before. She had told me before when she didn't like something I said, and she went from confronting me with things and resolving them instantly to saying things about me behind my back. It hurt me, and I was angry, and then along with the other problems I had had with her, it was just too much for me.
Do you think you had a reputation in the house for talking about the other girls?
I wouldn't say that I had a reputation for talking behind people's back, I was the person who would say rude things to people – or at least, that's how it was construed. But I would say it to their face.
Did you know they were rude when you said them?
No, no, I mean being sarcastic or making some funny quirky comment, and people would take them the wrong way. Everyone was like, "Oh, we're in a competition and she's saying things to make me be nervous and do a bad job." And it was more of me just trying to get along with people because I was pretty much the loner. No one came to me and no one talked to me, and that was my way of trying to get into conversation and trying to be friends with people. But they took my little sarcastic comments as me being a jerk, pretty much.
Some of the other girls have mentioned you were home-schooled. How do you think your upbringing affected you in this competition?
Everyone said that I had no social skills because I was home schooled, but my problem was I never went to high school, so I wasn't used to all the girly drama that goes on in real life. I started working when I was 15 years old, so I was past the high school scene. I was more into the world that happens after high school. I didn't know how things went down and how girls really thought. I don't really have any girlfriends my own age because I can't keep them because I don't like their immaturity! I was just used to having friends who were much older than me. If they had a problem with me, they were secure in themselves and very mature, and handled it very well. I wasn't used to girls my own age that can't do that. They would rather harbor bad feelings than make up.
Do you know who ate Bre's granola bar?
I don't! It still remains a very big mystery. I think it was the ghost of the hotel.
It seemed like by that time the girls had degenerated into armed camps. Where did you see yourself in the whole Bre-Nicole-Kim brouhaha?
I knew Bre well enough to keep my nose out of it. I didn't even know about it. I remember Bre waking me up at one o'clock in the morning and asking me if I took her granola bar, and I was like, "What? I hate granola. What are you talking about?" I didn't find out until the next day what had happened because I was sleeping the whole time.
What was your favorite photoshoot?
I would have to say either the plastic surgery photoshoot – I think I looked pretty good in that one, and Janice [Dickenson] is an excellent photographer, I had a lot of fun with her, I was having a blast on my photoshoot – and also the Oil of Olay Body Quench photoshoot with Barry Lategan because he was also another great photographer that totally put me at ease. I think both of those pictures came out very well, and I think it had a lot to do with the photographers.
If Janice had been a judge this cycle, do you think you would have liked her as a judge?
I would! When you watch the show you just see the negative things she was saying to us during the photoshoot. You don't see the part where she was telling everyone that she wanted everyone to do a really good job, because she wanted everyone to do their absolute best and for everyone to succeed in the end.
Did you feel like you had a judge who was pulling for you?
Well, I always thought it was Twiggy. Of course, none of us saw what happened when we left the room, but Twiggy always seemed like she had good things to say about me, but then, watching the show I saw that she didn't really have good things to say about me behind my back. I was surprised to see that it was Nigel and Tyra that had the most positive things to say about me.
Okay, I'm going to read off the names of your competitors, could you give your impression of them in one or two words?
Ashley – I didn't really get to know her too well. I only saw her for a few days at casting, so I didn't have a chance to form an opinion about her.
Bre – I absolutely love and adore her. I am still friends with her today. I consider her one of my best friends.
Cassandra – I think she's a really sweet girl. I think had a tough time in the competition, but now that she's doing her own thing I think she'll do very well.
Coryn – Total sweetheart. I wish she could be more talkative, and that one of us would have opened to the other one sooner, because I think we would have had a lot more fun and would have been better friends.
Diane – I had problems with her, but now that the competition is over with, I see her occasionally. She's a lot more fun when she's not in the competition and stressing out so much.
Ebony – I really had mixed feelings about Ebony. From what I saw she's really funny. She's got a ton of personality – a ton of energy – but then, some of the things she said about me on the show I wasn't too happy with.
Kim – I really don't know what to say about Kim. We were on good terms when we left the show, but I got some really nasty emails from some friends of hers in New York City. So, I definitely have to talk to her and be like, "Hey, what's going on?"
Kyle – I don't know if she will make it in the modeling industry. She's a really good looking person, but she's not the sharpest tool in the shed. I don't know how far looks can really get you.
Lisa – She has a ton of energy. She is a great model, and despite the judges thinking she is too over the top, I think that attitude will get her very far after the show.
Nicole – I think that I should have gone farther than her.
Nik – As everyone knows, I had problems with her, but everything is reconciled, and I think she's a great model. Out of the three that are left, I think she has the most potential to win the competition.
Sarah – She was a lot like Kyle. Basically, she was Kim's little shadow that followed her around. She really had no personality of her own. She was like a token person that puts in the little comments in a conversation instead of having opinions of her own.
Do you read the Internet sites where people talk about the show.
No, no, no. I've enough hate mail sent to me that I don't need that.
Is there anything you would like the viewers to know?
I'm not a bitch like I seem on TV!
Many thanks to Jayla for speaking with me, and thanks to UPN for granting the interview.
To learn more about Cycle 5's Jayla Rubinelli, visit her bio page here.
To learn more about Cycle 5's Jayla Rubinelli, visit her bio page here.
You'll find her scene at 5:52. She rips her shirt off.
(Update: I can't get a confirmation from the editor of this film to confirm whether this is actually Jayla – so this may not be her. This is just speculation.)
Source: TwoP
Jayla Rubinelli for Tony Marinella Photography
June 9, 2010
To learn more about Cycle 5's Jayla Rubinelli, visit her bio page here. Photo credit: Tony Marinella Photography.
Jayla Rubinelli for Drive to Perform Vancouver (2008)
March 8, 2010
Jayla Rubinelli for Debbi Rotkowitz Photography
March 8, 2010
To learn more about Cycle 5's Jayla Rubinelli, visit her bio page here. Photo credit: Debbi Rotkowitz.


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made for a really nice read
And smalishah's avatar is the most classy one by far Jan certainly echoes the sentiments of CW
Yeah we don't crap in the first world; most of us would actually have no idea what that was emanating from Ajmal's backside. Why isn't it roses and rainbows like what happens here? PEWS's retort to Ganeshran on Daemon's picture depicting Ajmal's excreta
enjoyed reading it..mainly the "evolution" of each team in the end..
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