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Anderson County Relay for Life will host its annual House of Trees fundraiser Nov. 24-25 at the Eagle Lake Convention and Expo Center in Lawrenceburg.
The event will take place starting Saturday, Nov. 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sunday, Nov. 25 from 1-4 p.m.
Local organizations, churches and businesses decorate and donate themed Christmas trees, wreaths and centerpieces to be sold in a silent auction with all proceeds donated to the American Cancer Society.
Friends of the Anderson Public Library will have a Thanksgiving book sale Saturday, Nov. 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the corner of US 62 and US 127 Bypass in the historic Glensboro school building.
The group has received a large donation of children's books and has rearranged most sections to make browsing and shopping easier, according to a news release.
The 13th annual Lawrenceburg Toy Run will be held Sunday, Nov. 18 from 12-2 p.m. to benefit Lawrenceburg's underprivileged children.
Motorcyclists will meet at the Lawrenceburg Walmart at noon and leave at 2 p.m. for a brief motorcycle ride ending at Wash's Cycle, located at 1534 Alton Road in Lawrenceburg.
Toy donations should be new, unwrapped toys and all toys will be donated to the city fire department to be distributed to children at Christmas, event organizers said.
Phillip Ritchey, director of missions for Anderson Baptist Association and a North American missionary working with Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief, is looking for volunteers interested in training to assist with disaster relief in New York.
Ultimately, Ritchey said he would like to have a team trained through the Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief organization to respond to future disaster relief needs in Anderson County.
The Friends of the Library is scheduled to meet Nov. 14 at 5:30 p.m. at the library. New members are welcome.
Friends of the Anderson Public Library meets the second Wednesday of the month at the library at 5:30 p.m.
If there is no school, there will be no meeting.
The Anderson County Extension Homemakers recently collected 60 pairs of jeans for the "Cotton, From Blue to Green" recycling program.
This program recycles denim to produce natural insulation that is chemical free and safe to touch.
The Ultra Touch Denim insulation is used in homes built by Habitat for Humanity.
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Real Mallorca have sacked coach Joaquin Caparros after four consecutive defeats left the club one place off the foot of the Primera Liga table. Acting president Llorenc Serra Ferrer announced the decision to dismiss the coach and revealed that there would be no rush to appoint a successor. "We have opened channels to talk with some trainers, but we do not have a name," the Mallorca chief explained. "Now we do not want to take such an important decision in a hurry and there are still 48 points to play for." Serra Ferrer admitted that it was a tough decision to remove a coach who had performed well since taking over at Son Moix in October 2011. "I respect Caparros so much. I know that we have sacked a great coach," he continued. "We talked a lot about the situation that the team was in and we reached the conclusion that something was needed to to give us a lift for the rest of the season and achieve our aim of staying in the division. "I would like to thank Joaquin and his coaching staff for their honour, dedication, desire and for helping the club grow in every sense." Former Mallorca coach Gregorio Manzano and ex-Barca and Real Madrid star Bernd Schuster are being tipped as the early frontrunners to take the reins at the Balearic outfit. The 33-year-old Cardiff striker has returned to Chris Coleman's squad for the friendly against Austria, having last featured in the August defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina. The call-up for Wednesday's Liberty Stadium clash came as a surprise to some, as Bellamy's absence from the first four World Cup qualifiers due to injury had fuelled speculation he was set to call time on his Wales career after 70 caps and 19 goals. Manager Coleman had called on the forward to clarify his international future, after Bellamy hinted he was pondering retiring following the death of Gary Speed. And Bellamy, who was blighted by injury and personal troubles earlier in the season, has made it clear he will never turn down the chance to represent his country when fit. When asked about his future with Wales, he said: "I have always tried to stay as quiet as possible on that issue. "I am a firm believer you don't retire. If I had felt like that a few months ago and I had retired, what would have happened if I had then wanted to come back? "It is best to keep quiet and see where you are in your mind. "First and foremost you need to be fit and I am. I am enjoying my football and it's another game for me and it is an added bonus that it involves playing for my country. "I have to take it as it comes, if I feel as I do now then it should not be a problem. "I am enjoying my football at the moment and how everything is going and it's another chance to represent my country. "There is no bigger honour, it's a drug and it's why I am here. It's my national team." Bellamy revealed that the chance to play alongside Gareth Bale, Joe Allen and Aaron Ramsey is also a motivating factor in his desire to continue pulling on the red shirt. Of Tottenham winger Bale, who is earning plaudits for his wonderful goals against Norwich and West Brom, he said: "For him to be Welsh makes me feel immensely proud. "He is Welsh, no-one else can have him, he is from our country and he is someone we should be proud of and he makes me feel very proud when I watch him play. "At this moment he is certainly one of the world's best players, no two ways about it." He added: "We have Bale, Ramsey and Allen, players who can be the heart and soul of our team for a number of years, so I felt there was a responsibility on myself to show my pride and turn up. "I had players like Gary Speed who led the way for me. "I watched him turn up and saw his pride in representing his country. That was an example for me and I want to do the same and I have tried to the same." The former Tottenham Hotspur, Lazio and Newcastle United star, 45, has "willingly" been admitted to an unnamed centre, his management company said on Monday night. The move came after fears for the Italia 90 and Euro 96 legend when he appeared unwell and shaking during a charity appearance in Northampton last week, when he broke down sobbing on stage in front of a room full of fans. In a statement, GamePlan Solutions said Gazza had been touched by the help and support shown by fans and figures within football over the past few days. The statement read: "Alcoholic Paul Gascoigne has been experiencing a tough time of late. "He has been asking for help and has willingly been admitted to a treatment centre in America. "He has complex issues that are currently being dealt with by professionals. "Paul has been extremely touched and overwhelmed by the generous offers of help and support over the past few days. 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Dog Obedience & Showmanship ClassesCindy Platt and pati Wiedel have stepped forward and volunteered to teach a series of 8 obedience and showmanship classes to any 4-H'er and their dog. You do not need to be enrolled in a dog project to participate. When: Every Monday Night Starting may 12 for 8 weeks Time: 6-7 p.m. Obedience Class 7-8 p.m. Showmanship Class Where: Pati Wiedel home, 8113 S. Krug Rd., Elizaeth Who: For all 4-H'ers and their dogs (6 months & older) What: All dogs must supply a proof of all vaccinations including Rabies and a recent negative stool sample.
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AIX customers, however, seemed unconcerned. "It's not my fight. It's IBM's fight with SCO," said Jason Katz, the chief executive of PalTalk.com, an instant messaging service that uses IBM's pSeries servers running AIX to run its messaging infrastructure.
Katz plans to purchase more servers running AIX from IBM and said that SCO's decision to revoke the AIX licence is unlikely to change things. "I don't see it really impacting me either way," he said.
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Frank Phillips is a reporter for The Paper of Montgomery County. He has spent many hours covering the 4-H fairs in Montgomery County and in other places. As a member of Alamo Christian Church, Crawfordsville Rotary and other organizations, he has had experience planning various events and then hearing people say, "There's nothing to do!" He can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I am really excited about the possibilities surrounding the new 4-H fairgrounds. Here is why.
Montgomery County needs to be about development and that is what the new group, Destination Development, promises. It is a group of people who have the authority to make the new 4-H fairground and the surrounding area into a true destination for tourists, if they will exercise that authority.
We are told city government, county government, business and 4-H Inc. are working together. That is terrific!
We need dollars coming into Montgomery County. Too many of us remember the good times and are content to just talk about them and see only a dim future. We have lost industry and that has translated into fewer good jobs that provide the amount of income needed to support our retail businesses.
I remember the gentleman who approached the Board of Works and asked for permission to park his moving van on a city street while they loaded up.
The man and his wife were both solid citizens, active in the community. They were people who contributed to the community in many ways.
"If you can find me a good job in town, I'll stay," was his comment, paraphrased.
How will Destination Development help?
The more people who come to Montgomery County for 4-H or visit an event at an arena in the area of the new fairgrounds, the better chance outsiders will come to understand how great a place Montgomery County is and that can only help efforts to bring industry here.
Another reason I'm excited about the possibility is that the 4-H board is seeking the opportunity to partner with other leadership groups in the county. For too long - a decade by one estimate - the idea of building a new fairgrounds has remained an idea. It has never gained enough traction to advance the project.
We need a new 4-H fairgrounds. Although the number of 4-H members continues to grow, the fairgrounds remains landlocked in a residential neighborhood. Is that bad? It is if there is not plenty of room for 4-H to do what it needs to do to meet the needs of its members. Obviously, the board members would like to see the new fairgrounds built. That's why they unanimously voted to partner with Destination Development.
Another reason I'm excited about Destination Development is that old bugaboo - "There's nothing to do."
I'm convinced that complaint can be answered by listing all the museums, all the organizations' activities, all the movies at the theater, all the plays at the Vanity, etc. Yet, it would be nice to attract people to a new venue on the north side of town for a wide variety of events. We might even get some folks from Lafayette to come here for a change!
Anyway, that's why I'm excited and I wish the people in Destination Development well in their project.
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The French revel in generally being blasé about life.
World Cup football team disasters, topless royals and misfiring strikers are seemingly blasé about their approach to life.
Mix that blasé-ness with the hyper-focused English Premier League and the end result is untold pressure.
Which is why, Olivier Giroud's statement that he is feeling pressure at Arsenal stepping in to Robin van Persie's shoes is only going to add to the pressure at the Emirates.
Manager Arsene Wenger has blasé-ed himself out of favour with the general Premier League follower and the quite a few specific Gunner fans.
Which is why Giroud is in danger of becoming this season's 'Fernando Torres of last season.'
The Gunners won't mind it if he can deliver the Champions League trophy like Torres did last season.
However, having missed two sitters, one of them costing Arsenal points, Giroud is in danger of going through a confidence-sapping period, much like Torres went through for most of last season, eventually costing Andre Villas-Boas his job.
Wenger will not worry about that effect, given that after seven trophy-less seasons he is all but a shoo-in for another contract extension, but Giroud could continue to struggle and is putting himself under pressure.
He has come in for £12.8million man from Montpellier.
He was the top scorer in French football last season.
He is here to replace Robin Van Persie.
If that is not pressure enough, he has yet to score in three games for Arsenal.
Which is why his latest statements to the press, will not bring joy (or hope) to Arsenal fans.
The 6ft 4in striker was quoted in The Sun as saying: "In reality, the pressure doesn't come from following in the footsteps of Henry, Pires, Petit or Vieira but Robin van Persie's departure.
"I was expecting to be his substitute but now I'm his natural successor. If I do have pressure, it's on that level.
"Wenger's the person I will learn a lot from, because I still need to improve. I know it and he knows it.
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Here we are at the final round of Command X, the world's first graphic design reality show held live at the AIGA NEXT conference in Denver, Colorado. Because we know you're wondering, yes, judge Brian Collins is back, and got to hang out with Nobel Prize-winning Al Gore yesterday in San Francisco to work on his Alliance for Climate Protection, which is coincidentally the organization that will benefit from his Nobel Prize money. Collins told us that the media was swarming outside his hotel when he got there, but Gore still made time to take the meeting. Oh, he has Ghirardelli chocolates for everyone. It's just like the Hershey store.
Back to the show and the challenge: to get 18 to 26-year-olds to vote. It's a much more sober round. Kelly Dorsey, usually very funny but this time quite serious, had a nice subversive logo. Matthew Muñez was articulate again, but a bit loose in his concept.
Beginning with a great audience participation gimmick, it is Nichelle Narcisi's "except you" campaign that brings down the house, in a stunning standing ovation before Michael Bierut even does the applause-o-meter. He says he was expecting something more like…sausages? Narcisi is quick: "You like that Helvetica, don't you?"
Noreen Morioka's been bawling since she had to make her decision. Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler are playing their "American Idol" roles to a T. Collins promises to turn his and Morioka's flirting with Muñez into a dinner (what we wouldn't give to be at that affair). Morioka will not stop crying. Bierut: "There's no crying in graphic design."
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1. Explain to students the scope and reach of cancer in the United States. Around a million and a half Americans are diagnosed with cancer every year. According to the National Institutes of Health, cancer cost the United States an estimated $263.8 billion in 2010. This figure takes into account not only the medical costs of treating cancer patients, but also the cost of lost economic productivity due to illness and early death.
2. The fight against cancer takes place in countless homes, hospital rooms, scientific laboratories, and offices of major private and government organizations. A disease that inflicts such large emotional and economic costs should be a major national priority. And in fact, the survival rate for cancer is rising, in part because of the work being done around the country by nonprofit organizations, companies, and government agencies.
3. Describe some of the work being done by those three types of groups. First, nonprofit organizations provide a wide range of support in the fight against cancer. They raise money for scientific research and provide many services to those with cancer. They also build awareness among the public and among government officials about the scope of the challenge that cancer poses to individuals and society. Next, private companies, including drug companies and medical service providers, conduct research into cures and treatments for cancer. Much of this work is very costly. Lastly, government agencies pour a lot of resources into the fight against cancer. These agencies, such as the National Cancer Institute, conduct or fund scientific research in laboratories across the country.
4. Distribute Worksheet 3 and tell students that they are going to conduct research on one of these organizations that plays a role in fighting cancer in the United States. Divide the class into small groups. Instruct them to use library or Internet resources to conduct their research. They should report their findings in a short abstract (this word is defined on their worksheet as "a short summary often found at the beginning of research papers").
5. Conclude with a discussion about the role individuals can play in the fight against cancer. Point out that an individual can get involved in his or her own community or could choose to join one of these larger efforts. Invite students to visit www.livestrong.org to see how they can participate in the fight. Remind your class that large organizations are only as effective as the motivated individuals within them.


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Lisa Irvine understands sectarianism. She has lived with it all her life. Lisa is a single mother who has, with daughter Shannon, braved the gauntlet of violence that has visited their walk to the Holy Cross School for Girls most mornings since September, 2001.
That's when loyalist die-hards decided to make school children their target. Armed with bags of dog shit, pornographic images, obscene insults, and eventually pipe bombs, a crowd of thugs has harassed Shannon, Lisa, and the other Catholic families who have been making their way to school each morning.
What caused these outbursts of hate? Some say it was a traffic accident in June, 2001 that led to a fight between a few people. Loyalist spokesmen say it is the lack of good jobs and affordabe housng that Protestants face in Belfast. Others say it is the "provocation" to their neighborhood that Catholic school girls would dare use a public road to get to school.
Lisa knows better. Only a short while ago, this relatively calm community (about split 50-50 in its Catholic and Protestant population) started seeing hardline UDA families move up from the Shankill to take residence. The uneasy balance was broken.
Lisa answers all our questions, questions she has probably answered a million times by now: Why not take a different route? "We did (as she shows us the videotape) but they blocked us and kids from other schools as well."
Why continue to subject your child to this hate? "I've talked with Shannon every morning. If even once she said she did not want to go, we wouldn't have. But she told me that these people don't know what they are doing and that she forgives them."
Besides, Lisa tells us, they refuse to act like second-class citizens. Since the signing of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, she is determined that her child will not grow up with the same lack of dignity, the same hopelessness that she has faced.
Listen carefully and you can hear Lisa's words echo back forty years ago to Montgomery or Selma, and other mothers who vow they will never stop fighting for their chidlren's dignity.
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HIV Prevention and Treatment Research Program
The goals of the HIV Prevention and Treatment Research Program (HPTRP) (Scott Hammer, principal investigator, Magdalena Sobieszczyk and Michael Yin, co-investigators) are to set the standards of care for people living with HIV and to help speed the development of an effective vaccine to prevent HIV infection. The program works toward these goals by engaging the community and conducting clinical studies within the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Columbia University Medical Center. The HPTRP participates actively in studies sponsored by three NIH-funded networks: the Adult AIDS Clinical Trials Group (AACTG), and the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN). The HPTRP also supports pharmaceutical studies. There are opportunities for fellows and residents to participate in all aspects of HIV/AIDS clinical trials.
The AACTG is the largest NIH-sponsored HIV clinical trials organization and plays a major role in defining the standards of care for treatment of HIV infection and opportunistic diseases related to HIV/AIDS around the world. We provide a wide range of treatment studies four areas of focus (1) end organ disease and inflammation, (2) HIV reservoirs and viral eradication (3) hepatitis, (4) tuberculosis.
The HVTN is an NIH-sponsored international network that was designed to facilitate the process of testing preventive vaccines against HIV/AIDS. The New York City HIV Vaccine Trials Unit is a collaboration between the Columbia HPTRP and Project ACHIEVE (AIDS Community Health Initiative En route to a Vaccine Effort) which is part of the New York Blood Center (Beryl Koblin, PhD, principal investigator). The New York City HIV Vaccine Trials Unit supports a large number of HVTN-sponsored preventive vaccine trials, studies investigating combination prevention approaches, as well as a behavioral interventions among high risk individuals. Past and current fellows have conducted HIV prevention research projects with investigators in the Vaccine research unit.
Center for Interdisciplinary Research to Prevent Infections (CIRI)
CIRI aims to prepare biomedical researchers and others in interdisciplinary research with a focus on the prevention and control of antimicrobial resistance. Under the leadership of Elaine Larson, PhD, RN and Lisa Saiman, MD, the center has implemented a core program and curriculum to prepare biomedical researchers to conduct interdisciplinary research. The center also funds several demonstration projects designed to rationalize antimicrobial use and reduce antimicrobial resistance. CIRI offers a tremendous resource for pre- and postdoctoral fellows who are interested in true interdisciplinary research. The framework for CIRAR integrates health and risk communication, economics, informatics, epidemiology, and health services with the basic research and disciplinary expertise of its team members.
Recently, CIRI has awarded funding to three of our trainees conducting research on antimicrobial resistance: Jennifer Horan, Benjamin Miko and Stephanie Pouch.
Hospital Epidemiology and Antimicrobial Utilization, Resistance, and Stewardship
The Division of Infectious Diseases is actively involved in hospital epidemiology and antimicrobial stewardship at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. These programs are linked to numerous ongoing clinical research projects focusing on healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial resistance, as well as outcomes research evaluating the impact of interventions in infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship. Ongoing research projects include evaluations of specific antimicrobials such as polymyxin B and daptomycin, evaluations of multidrug-resistant gram-negative bacilli including those producing Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase (KPC), and severity criteria and outcomes of patients with Clostridium difficile infections. Past and current fellows have engaged in many of these clinical research projects with mentoring from Drs. Yoko Furuya, Christine Kubin, and Lisa Saiman.
Transplant Infectious Diseases Program
The active transplant infectious diseases service presents many opportunities for collaborative and multidisciplinary research projects. Past and ongoing clinical research projects aim to, for example, develop new tools for diagnosis and treatment of multi-drug resistant infections in immunocompromised adults in the pre and post-transplantation period.
Past and current fellows have engaged in mentored research in the area of transplantation infectious diseases: Jennifer Horan, Stephanie Pouch and Claire Gordon.
HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies
Founded in 1987 and continuously supported by a major grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies serves as a national and international hub for a network of research activities and community outreach. Research focuses on the intersection of HIV infection, gender, and sexuality; treatment strategies for infected populations; and innovative dissemination of scientific findings. More than one hundred researchers, clinicians, and support staff sustain the work of the center. Affiliated research is conducted through more than two dozen individual studies headed by leading investigators from various disciplines, including psychology, psychiatry, public health, anthropology, sociology, and social work. The center also works with a broad range of HIV-infected and HIV-affected populations and are committed to responding to the needs of underserved populations.
University of KwaZulu-Natal, IACTU, and CAPRISA in South Africa
The division maintains a strong collaborative relationship with the Mandela School of Medicine, University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban, South Africa. The projects currently in place include the establishment of an International AIDS Clinical Trials Unit (IACTU) (Professor Umesh Lalloo, principal investigator) and the Centre for the AIDS Program of Research in South Africa, CAPRISA (Professor Salim Abdool Karim, principal investigator). CAPRISA's goal is to develop and undertake research that contributes to the understanding of HIV pathogenesis and epidemiology, as well as to build local research infrastructure and to provide training through research fellowships for young investigators from South Africa and the United States. One of the projects initiated by the CAPRISA research team is an NIH-funded acute infection study evaluating the clinical, immunological, and viral factors during acute and early HIV-1 subtype C infection. A large cohort of HIV-1 negative high risk women has been enrolled into this observational study.
The Columbia University International Family AIDS Program (IFAP), La Romana, Dominican Republic
IFAP is a non-profit organization that supports clinical services, and research, education and training. Program activities focus on improving direct care and treatment as well as preventive health education and services for TB and HIV-infected women, children and families and other vulnerable populations in the Dominican Republic.
HIV Treatment Centers in the Dominican Republic
Drs. Karen Brudney and Barbara Taylor have a long-standing relationship with two non-governmental organizations, the Instituto Dermatologico y Cirugia de Piel Dr. Huberto Bogaert Diaz and the Clinica Profamilia Evangelina Rodriguez which provide specialty HIV care and HIV prevention services in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. This collaboration supports a longitudinal cohort that examines treatment outcomes and the development of antiretroviral resistance among people living with HIV on antiretroviral therapy.
The International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs (ICAP)
Bringing together diverse initiatives aimed at addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs (ICAP) focuses on service delivery, research, and training/education in resource-limited settings. Faculty and staff provide support in program development, clinical issues, administration, training, monitoring and evaluation, and research endeavors. The program draws upon the broader resources of the Mailman School of Public Health, as well as those of Columbia University, to fulfill its mission. As a center within the school, and as part of the Columbia health sciences campus, ICAP is committed to participating in the life of the academic medical institution and to providing training opportunities for students, house staff, and fellows. ICAP offers postdoctoral trainees access to large databases in order to develop, conduct, and analyze cohort studies while addressing infectious disease epidemiology issues of global importance.
ICAP provides support and assistance to international partners and clinical facilities through these programs and initiatives:
Scott Hammer, MD
The Retrovirology Research Laboratory has been established to support HIV therapeutic and vaccine clinical trials with specialized virologic techniques that can be applied to clinical specimens to detect and quantify HIV expression in peripheral blood and tissue compartments, as well as to prepare specimens for HIV-specific immune assays. Dr Hammer's specific interests include HIV drug resistance and new assay development.
Frank Lowy, MD
Dr Lowy's research is focused on the pathogenesis and epidemiology of Staphylococcus aureus infections. Staphylococcus aureus remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality in both hospital- and community-acquired infections. The recent increase in antimicrobial resistance among strains of S. aureus has heightened concern about our limited understanding of the pathogenesis as well as the limited options available for the treatment of these life-threatening infections. Ongoing projects in Dr Lowy's laboratory include (1) identification and characterization of a staphylococcal protein that mediates binding to endothelial cells, (2) demographic and molecular epidemiologic investigation of staphylococcal colonization and disease in populations at high risk of S. aureus infection, (3) bacterial and cellular gene expression in murine models of infection, and (4) investigation of the biology of nasal colonization with S. aureus.
For more information visit Dr. Lowy's lab page
Anne-Catrin Uhlemann, MD, PhD
Dr. Uhlemann's research is focused on identifying molecular mechanisms that allow epidemic S. aureus strains such as USA300 to successfully disseminate. This project uses a combined approach of whole-genome comparative sequencing of longitudinally collected samples, genetic manipulation, and functional studies on bacterial adhesion and survival. These molecular studies are informed by ongoing epidemiological studies on S. aureus transmission in the local community. This work has identified a potentially newly emerging S. aureus strain, ST398, which was previously only associated with close contacts to animals. Ongoing studies are aimed at elucidating the molecular mechanisms of its cross-species transfer and current animal-independent spread.
David Fidock, PhD
Dr. Fidock's specialty Malaria drug resistance,
chemotherapy, pathogenesis, cell development. "A major focus of our group
is to elucidate the molecular basis of chloroquine resistance (CQR). By genetic
linkage and positional cloning, we earlier identified the pfcrt gene, located
within a chromosomal segment tightly linked to CQR, which encodes a novel
10-transmembrane transporter located on the intra-erythrocytic parasite's
digestive vacuole. Using allelic exchange techniques, we recently proved that
mutations in this gene, identified in drug resistant parasites from around the
globe, are sufficient to confer CQR to CQ-sensitive parasites. Current work
focuses on understanding the contribution of the individual mutations to CQR,
determining their impact on parasite resistance to other antimalarials, and
investigating the biochemical basis of CQR. We are also developing animal models
to explore the role of pre-existing immunity on host clearance of drug-resistant
infections. In collaboration with Dr. Myles Akabas at AECOM, we are also
investigating the natural transport properties of pfcrt in heterologous cells.
Other studies focus on defining the role of PfATPase6, pfmdr1 and pfnhe in
contributing to parasite susceptibility to artemisinin, quinine and mefloquine.
We are also deeply involved in a major public/private
partnership, funded by the Medicines for Malaria Venture and the NIH, and
including GlaxoSmithKline and several academic partners, that aims to develop
new antimalarial drugs that target fatty acid biosynthesis in the malaria
parasite. Another aspect of our research is to investigate the
molecular basis of how parasitized erythrocytes bind to host endothelium,
enabling them to avoid splenic clearance. A variant antigen family, PfEMP1,
mediates this binding. We are investigating mechanisms of gene regulation that
contribute to this switching of gene expression between different members of
this family and exploring the genetic basis of endothelial receptor specificity.
The fourth area of research focuses on the
digestive vacuole, the site of CQ action. Specifically, we are examining which
ER or Golgi proteins are involved in protein trafficking to this compartment and
using transfection and bio-informatic approaches to define sequence motifs that
direct proteins to this site.
For more information visit Dr. Fidock's lab page
Stephen Goff, PhD
Dr. Stephen Goff is the Higgins Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics and a professor of microbiology. The central focus of his laboratory for several years has been a detailed genetic analysis of the replication cycle of the Moloney murine leukemia virus (M-MuLV). The major approach has been to create mutations in a cloned DNA copy of the viral genome by site-directed mutagenesis and to determine the effect of the mutations on the viral life cycle after transfer of the altered DNAs into mouse cells in culture. These genetic analyses have defined the functional domains of various viral proteins and the sites of their action on viral nucleic acids. Dr Goff's group has also expressed reverse transcriptase and integrase in bacteria and studied these enzymes biochemically. Recently, they have applied the yeast two-hybrid system to monitor protein-protein interactions between viral proteins, and to identify new host proteins that interact with the gag, pol and env gene products. Other members of the group are interested in the functions of several viral oncogenes, especially the tyrosine kinases v-abl and v-src, and related signal transduction molecules, including the axl/ark receptor kinase; mpl, the thrombopoietin receptor; pdeg, the retinal cGMP phosphodiesterase; and various cytokine receptors. Finally, embryonic stem cell technologies are being used to generate knock out mice deficient in these transduction molecules.
For more information, please visit the Dr. Goff's lab page
Vincent Racaniello, PhD
Dr. Vincent Racaniello is the Higgins Professor of Microbiology. Research in this laboratory is aimed at understanding the replication and pathogenesis of picornaviruses. These RNA-containing viruses cause a variety of human diseases including paralysis, myocarditis, conjunctivitis, and the common cold. Dr Racaniello's studies focus on the interaction of viruses with cell receptors, translation of the viral genome, and the molecular basis of viral pathogenesis. Dr Racaniello's group has developed a mouse model that is being used to address questions on the pathogenesis of poliomyelitis, such as how poliovirus infection is restricted to specific cell types such as neurons, how the virus spreads in the infected animal, and the basis for the attenuation phenotype of the live poliovirus vaccines. A similar approach has been utilized to establish mouse models for diseases caused by other picornaviruses, including echoviruses, rhinoviruses, and enteroviruses.
For more information, please visit the Dr. Racaniello's page
The Division of Infectious Diseases has affiliations throughout Columbia University Medical Center. Additional basic-science research opportunities for fellows are available with other faculty in the Department of Microbiology, the Columbia Center for Translational Immunology (Drs. Sykes and Farber), the Center for Infection and Immunity, and the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Division.


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Dragons have sent 31 players to big leagues
By Marc Katz
Staff Writer
Sunday, April 05, 2009
DAYTON When the Dayton Dragons were born as a Class A member of the Cincinnati Reds in 2000, the Reds made sure to stock the team with some of their best prospects, including outfielders Austin Kearns and Adam Dunn.
That's not the case entering year 10. For the first time, not one of Baseball America's Top 30 prospects has been assigned to the Dragons.
"The club is what it is," said Reds farm director Terry Reynolds, attending the Reds vs. Futures game at Fifth Third Field Saturday, April 4. "We'll see how this team does."
Earlier, Reds General Manager Walt Jocketty said, "Developing players is our primary goal, but winning is part of the process. It's important to teach these players how to win."
While the Dragons have sent 31 players to the major leagues (26 to the Reds), their overall record in the Midwest League ranks 11th out of 14 franchises. At the same time, the Reds have produced eight losing seasons.
This year's Dragons include pitchers Leonardo Astorga, Mike Bohana, Drew Bowman, Oscar Castro, Matt Fairel, Scott Gaffney, Aguido Gonzalez, Jordan Hotchkiss, Lance Janke, Curtis Partch, Josh Ravin and Mace Thurman. The catchers are Kevin Coddington and Jordan Wideman; infielders Humberto Sosa, Kyle Day, Miguel Rojas, Frank Pfister, Jose Gualdron and Cody Puckett and outfielders David Sappelt, Tony Brown, Byron Wiley, Brandon Menchaca and Tyler Stovall.
Only three of those players were chosen in the first 10 rounds of their draft, including Ravin (No. 5 in 2006), Puckett (No. 8 last year) and Sappelt (No. 9 last year).
Looking Red
Former Reds were all over the place, including outfielder Eric Davis, an instructor in spring training who also threw out the first pitch, infielder and manager Tommy Helms, pitcher Jim O'Toole and outfielder Ken Griffey Sr., who also works with the organization as a roving instructor.
Coaches begin duties
New Dragons manager Todd Benzinger managed the Futures team along with pitching coach Tony Fossas and hitting coach Tony Jaramillo. Originally, Rigo Beltran was to be the Dragons pitching coach, but he was moved to the Carolina team when Tom Browning was arrested for nonpayment of child support. The Reds have not decided what to do with Browning, but Fossas, originally scheduled to be with the rookie Gulf Coast League team, will stay with the Dragons.


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Arriving by car you are allowed to drive into the pedestrian zone (it's written in German on signs).
Restaurant guests from Euro 10,00. Available if our loading point is available only, no right to load your vehicle guaranteed. Type 2 socket at 22,4Kw/h with solar energy for eco friendly loading from our combined garden sun-shade solar system.
We do have four own parking lots in front of our house, they can not be reserved and are free of charge - at any other places beside, opposite or anywhere else in the pedestrian zone your car will be fined and towed away.
The city has plenty public parkings close by. They are for usual free of charge from 6p.m. to 8.a.m and Saturday free from 2p.m. , Sunday and public Bavarian holidays complete free of charge. For seasonal resrictions like festivals, city markets, flooding during heavy rain pay attention to signs!
No guarantee for information given on this site, changes might appear, further official info: Parkinfo der Stadt Ansbach


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Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has announced today that the new structure, which will be introduced from April 2013, will ensure that the MOD is less top-heavy, and is expected to save the Department around £3.8m a year.
Around 26 civilian and military posts at Senior Civil Service level, the equivalent of Commodore, Brigadier, Air Commodore or above, are set to go.
The new Head Office will focus more on providing strategic direction. It will no longer get involved in the day-to-day management of the front line commands, which will take over responsibility for managing their own budgets.
The Defence Secretary said:
"At a time when we are making difficult decisions about Defence spending and have had to accept reductions across the board we cannot ignore the volume of posts at the top. For too long the MOD has been top-heavy, with too many senior civilians and military.
"Not only does this new structure reduce senior staff posts by up to a quarter in the next two years, but it allows clear strategic priorities to be set for the Armed Forces. It will hold the front line commands to account for their delivery and support them in the tasks they are set."
Acting Permanent Under Secretary Tom McKane said:
"All parts of Defence are being restructured as we transform the way the Ministry of Defence does business, and Head Office is no exception. A smaller Head Office focused on strategic direction and policy, which hands more responsibility to the front line commands, allows for a better-run organisation."
The changes announced today were recommended in Lord Levene's 2011 report and build on the transformation of Defence already underway.


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Alliance Consumed
Kill 6 Consumed Thistle Bears and investigate the lake they're drinking from.
- Watering Hole Investigated
- Kill Consumed Thistle Bear × 6
My first concern right now is for the thistle bear families who call what's left of these woods home. Just to our south, beyond the bear shrine, an entire generation has fallen ill. Gruesomely ill.
<name>, I don't know what they're suffering from, but it's consumed them from within. It pains me that a whole generation is beyond saving, but we've got to kill them off so that the earth can reclaim their bodies.
More importantly, we need to find the source. Investigate the shallow lake they drink from!


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Elliot Health System
is proud to be recognized
for providing the highest quality of healthcare a commitment we've made to our patients for
over 115 years.
Most Wired Hospital
Elliot Hospital is proud to be named one of Healthcare's Top Wired Hospitals in the country. Hospitals & Health Networks magazine annual Most Wired hospitals show better outcomes in patient satisfaction, risk-adjusted mortality rates and other key quality measures through the use of information technology (IT), according to a new analysis. Elliot Health System has made information technology a priority in patient care in recent years, implementing electronic medical records, My E Chart, which allows patients to manage their personal medical records, wireless internet access for hospitalized patients and a wealth of information provided to both patients and staff via the internet. Elliot Hospital won in the Most Improved category in July 2008.
2009 Business of the Year
Elliot has been named Business NH Magazine's 2009 Healthcare Business of the Year! Elliot is being recognized for its contributions to the healthcare industry and its strong commitment tocivic involvement at all levels of the organization. "As a community healthcare system, I'm proud to receive this award because it is truly recognition of our doctors, nurses and staff and all that they do both within Elliot and outside of Elliot each and every day," said Doug Dean, President & CEO. "This is a very dedicated team and I am honored to work among the most talented people who love caring for people!"
Press Ganey Summit Award
Press Ganey Associates has named the Elliot One Day Surgery Center a Summit Award Winner for in 2006, 2007 and 2008. This award is the healthcare satisfaction industry's most coveted symbol of achievement bestowed annually in recognition of top performing facilities that sustain the highest level of customer satisfaction for three or more consecutive years. The Elliot One Day Surgery Center is just one of 8 ambulatory surgery centers in the country to receive the distinction 2007.
Consumer Choice Award Winner
2005, 2006 & 2009/2010
The National Research Corporation (NRC) named Elliot Hospital a Consumer Choice Award winner two years in a row for being the most preferred hospital for overall quality and image in the Manchester and Nashua service area. The Consumer Choice Awards are based on four Healthcare Market Guide Quality/Image indicators: Best Overall Quality, Best Doctors, Best Nurses, and Best Image/Reputation.
Breast Imaging Center of Excellence
Elliot Health System is proud to be one of only two facilities in New Hampshire to be named a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology. Organizations who have earned this distinction have demonstrated excellence in breast imaging by successfully achieving accreditation in Mammography, Stereotactic Breast Biopsy, Breast Ultrasound and Ultrasound-Guided Breast Biopsy.
Best Company to Work for in New Hampshire Semifinalist 2006 & 2007
Elliot Health System has been named a semifinalist in Business New Hampshire Magazine's annual contest in both 2006 and 2007. We are honored to be recognized for providing generous medical and supplemental benefits such as on-site daycare, vacation packages, work-life balance and more.
Licensed Plus Status
Licensed Plus is a quality rating system through the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services that recognizes New Hampshire child care programs for efforts to improve the quality of care for young children and rewards programs that strive to improve their practices and staff qualifications. It also allows families to identify programs with higher quality. Levels build from a foundation of minimum standards for licensing to full national accreditation. The Elliot Employee Child Care Center has proudly achieved and maintained Licensed Plus status from the time it was developed and implemented.
Community Value Index™
Elliot Hospital has been named to the Community Value IndexTM (CVI) Five-Star hospitals list by Cleverly & Associates. Hospitals are evaluated on three areas: Financial viability and plant reinvestment, cost structure and charge structure. The combined performance in each area is the Community Value IndexTM score. Those hospitals with scores in the top twenty percent are designated as "Five-Star" facilities. A subset of this group is the "Top 100" which contains the highest scoring facilities in
the country.
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Parking Services is a division of the Department of Public Safety and operates with the authority to enforce Northeastern State University's parking policies (pdf).
Parking Service's office is located in the University Center basement.
All vehicles parking on any NSU Campus must obtain a valid parking permit. Permits vary by visitors, students, faculty and staff.
One day visitor permits may be obtained at the Campus Police Department or the Parking Services Office at no cost.
All permits allow you to park in the designated parking spaces according to your purchased permit.
Vehicles that do not display a current permit and/or are parked in an unauthorized area, will be ticketed.


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Merritt has a rich and varied culture and history built upon First Nations heritage, fur trading, ranching, and mining.
Today, visitors can explore this past at the Nicola Valley Museum or on a walking tour of the town heritage buildings.
Merritt's history dates back thousands of years to First Nations inhabitance. The original settlers, the Nlaka'pamux Nation of the Interior Salish, have farmed, hunted, and fished the rivers and lakes in the area for more than 5000 years. The fascinating story of the Salish peoples' contribution to Merritt's past and present is chronicled at the Nicola Valley Museum. The museum features extensive exhibits of First Nations artifacts and intricate artwork.
European pioneers settled Merritt in the 1850s, while looking for a route between British Columbia's coast and the interior. Merritt comprised a vast expanse of grasslands in the Nicola Valley where livestock could roam, so ranching soon took root and large tracts of the valley were used for raising cattle.
North of Merritt, along Highway 5A, Nicola, Douglas Lake, and Quilchena ranches connect the area's past and present. Nicola Ranch features renovated heritage buildings that were once part of the Town of Nicola, including Murray Church (1876), arguably one of the most photographed of BC's historic churches.
The Quilchena Ranch dates from the mid-1880s. Originally built as a roadhouse to serve stagecoaches traveling between Kamloops and Merritt, the original roadhouse (now a store) still stands by the road to serve travelers. Douglas Lake Ranch is one of Canada's oldest ranches. Drive onto the ranch and visit the General Store, housed in one of its original buildings.
Modern Merritt originated in the 1880s, when three large ranches were joined to form a community known as Forksdale, at the junction of the Nicola and Coldwater rivers. In 1885, coal was discovered nearby and became another industry for the town. Its discovery compelled the Canadian Pacific Railway to extend its line into the region, which led to a community that expanded around the railhead. The name was changed to Merritt in 1906 in recognition of William Hamilton Merritt, a mining engineer and railway promoter.
Tours of Merritt's downtown begin at Bailey House, where the Visitor Centre is located. Pick up a walking tour map here. Overseen by the Nicola Valley Heritage Society, Baillie House is the oldest building in town and consists of a house, barn, store, storage garage, and garden. Businessman Cosam Bigney built it in 1809 for his English finance.
Merritt's most visible historic building is the Coldwater Hotel. Completed in 1910, the copper domed building was originally constructed to house business people attracted to area's booming ranching and coal industries. Today the hotel's restaurant and pub are a local gathering place.
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Big Game Rifle Selection from a Female Perspective
Many years ago when I said I would marry Dan, I had no idea that our life together would turn me into the passionate hunter and shooting enthusiast I have become. Hunting, while a central preoccupation to him, was something I had never done before or been exposed to. So he was surprised when I jokingly notified him one fall day I would accompany him and his friends on a deer hunt and required a rifle, gear, and some instruction.
To my surprise, he was thrilled and anxious to help, in fact he was so excited I did not have the heart to tell him I had been joking. Despite the fact I had unwittingly backed into it, the first deer hunt was a life-changing event for me and as time has passed my devotion to this wonderful lifestyle has grown deeper and deeper. I now hunt moose, elk, deer, antelope, and varmints every year, both with my husband and without him. Hunting has enriched my life in ways I could not begin to fathom that first season, and as my interest in hunting and shooting has grown, so has the battery of rifles that now resides in the gun closet. I offer the following choices not just as suggestions for the female hunter, but for all hunters to consider. After all, if these rifles are effective for me, they likely will be effective for others as well.
Elk and Moose:
To say elk are tough is an understatement, but they are not armor plated either. For these remarkable animals I have complete faith in a Browning A-bolt chambered in .30-06. It wears a Leupold Vari X-II 2-7x33, which has good light gathering qualities in thick timber and at dawn and dusk, but plenty of magnification to reach out to 350 yards, and a bit more, if needed. This rifle fires a 180-grain Nosler Partition bullet at an average of 2695 fps and on a good day will group its shots into a 1-inch circle at 100 yards. I know this is not exactly a flashy choice, but with this rifle I have dropped 12 elk and several cow moose. I added a muzzle break to it, as the recoil with 180 bullets was still substantial for me. A friend of mine with more than 30 years experience guiding hunters in the mountains of Wyoming, claims the .30-06 as his favorite elk caliber to see clients, of any gender, walk into camp with. He has seen more than 150 elk killed in his career and strongly feels that bullet construction is far more important than caliber choice when it comes to elk hunting. I can't argue. The .30-06 has all the killing power and reach needed for ethical shooting in field conditions, delivered in a package that doesn't kick the shooter into a flinch.
There are other choices out there that would work, but based on what I have seen and the opinions of several guides, I feel this is a very sound choice for any elk hunter. Get a .30 caliber rifle that shoots accurately without excessive recoil, practice with it once or twice a month, load it up with tough controlled expansion bullets, and you won't go wrong on any elk or moose that walks the earth. For me that describes the ol...
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It's that time again! We are having another community game night. Come hang out with KBMOD contributors and readers.
Last month, we played Team Fortress 2, Call of Duty 4, Counter Strike: Source, Killing Floor, Blacklight: Retribution and Tribes: Ascend! This time we could possibly add some Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Orion: Dino Beatdown or other games. These all work well, but let us know in the comments if there are any other games that are accessible to large groups, and we can maybe try those. We can always switch games as the night goes on!
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Government's improper payments top $100 billion
Published 6:54 pm, Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Washington --
Tax credits for families that don't qualify. Medicare payments for treatments that might not be necessary. Unemployment benefits for people who are secretly working. Federal agencies reported making $100 billion in payments last year to people who may not have been entitled to receive them.
Congressional investigators say the figure could be even higher.
"The amounts here are absolutely staggering," said Rep. John Mica, R-Fla. "It's over $100 billion each of the last five years. That's a staggering half a trillion dollars in improper payments."
Mica chairs the House Oversight government operations subcommittee, which held a hearing on improper payments Wednesday.
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Each year, federal agencies are required to estimate the amount of improper payments they issue. They include overpayments, underpayments, payments to the wrong recipient and payments that were made without proper documentation.
Some improper payments are the result of fraud, while others are unintentional, caused by clerical errors or mistakes in awarding benefits without verification.
In 2013, federal agencies made $97 billion in overpayments, according to agency estimates. Underpayments totaled $9 billion. That adds up to 3.5 percent of all the payments made by the federal government.
The Obama administration has reduced the amount of improper payments since they peaked at $121 billion in 2010. The administration has stepped up efforts to measure improper payments, identify the cause and develop plans to reduce them, said Beth Cobert, deputy director of the White House budget office.
Federal agencies recovered more than $22 billion in overpayments last year, she said.
However, a new report by the Government Accountability Office questions the accuracy of agency estimates, suggesting that the real tally could be higher.
The largest sources of improper payments are government health care programs, according to agency estimates. Medicare's various health insurance programs for older Americans accounted for $50 billion in improper payments in the 2013 budget year, far exceeding any other program.
The earned income tax credit, which provides payments to the working poor in the form of tax refunds, last year had improper payments totaling $14.5 billion. That's 24 percent of all payments under the program.
"It's an unacceptable rate of improper payments, an unacceptable rate of dollars out the door, and we need to do whatever we can to make a dent in it," IRS Commissioner John Koskinen told the subcommittee.
The tax credit is one of the largest antipoverty programs in the U.S., providing $60.3 billion in payments last year. Eligibility depends on income and family size, making it complicated to apply for the credit - and difficult to enforce - Koskinen said.
People get credits they don't deserve by claiming children they don't have or misreporting their income or filing status, Koskinen said.


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Principal Financial Group Inc. is owed nearly $1 million by a subsidiary of CVS Caremark Corp. after being misled on changes to a prescription drug benefits plan, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court in Des Moines.
CaremarkPCS Health LLC provided prescription drug management services for Principal's employees from 2005 to Dec. 31, 2013. Caremark guaranteed it would provide Principal a minimum discount from the average wholesale price for generic prescription drugs.
In 2011, Principal entered a pricing agreement that would save the company 7 percent on generic drugs, in addition to savings negotiated under the master agreement. The original plan also provided that Caremark would be responsible for any expenses for additional discounts it provided to plan participants, according to the lawsuit.
According to the lawsuit, Caremark has agreed that it owes Principal slightly more than $20,000 on unrealized savings under the plan.
However, Principal argues that Caremark calculated pharmacy-generated discounts in determining that number. Principal argues that those discounts should not have been included.
However, Caremark did include the discount and as a result, owes Principal $944,782. The lawsuit accuses Caremark of breach of contract and two forms of fraud.
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Modeling the structure and antifouling properties of a polymer brush of grafted comb-polymers
de Vos, W. M., Leermakers, F. A. M., Lindhoud, S. and Prescott, S. W., 2011. Modeling the structure and antifouling properties of a polymer brush of grafted comb-polymers. Macromolecules, 44 (7), pp. 2334-2342.
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Numerical self-consistent field theory is used to study the structural characteristics of a polymer brush consisting of end-grafted comb-polymers. A comb-polymer brush is shown to retain the parabolic density profile characteristic of the unbranched brush. Increasing either the number of branches or the length of the side-chains leads to an increase in the height (H) of the brush. This is partly because of the branched structure: it is more favorable to stretch the polymer backbone, while leaving the side-chains almost unstretched. The other reason for the increased stretching is simply because of the extra polymer in the brush due to the branches. We find that it does not matter how the side-chains are distributed along the backbone for the predicted density profile; it is only the total amount of polymer in the side-chains that is important. The effect of branching on the brush height can be captured in a simple scaling law: H similar to N-b(N-T/N-b)(2/3), where N-b is the chain length of the polymer backbone, N-T is the total chain length, thus including the side-chains, and their ratio N-T/N-b is a measure for the amount of branching. The structure of the branched brush is less suitable for keeping away small particles from the grafted interface. It is, however, a good way of increasing the polymer density, and thus its antifouling properties, when the grafting density of the brush is limited.
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I WAS so pleased to read (Herald, April 20) that a young lady in Eastbourne affected by ME is to set up a buddy scheme for other youngsters with the illness.
People from Eastbourne recently contributed to a survey run by our charity among those with Myalgic Encephalopathy (ME) or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) across Sussex.
The survey results clearly shows although ME can be a long term seriously disabling illness for many there is much that can be done to help a good number of patients make significant improvements.
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have no fear, my dear, I am here.
Together forever was my promise
and it's one I aim to keep.
Ignore him please, he was wrong to bring you to your knees.
I love you with all my heart, never fear that we'll part.
Obstacles we'll overcome, no-matter how troublesome.
You're my Wrenchy, and with-out I am itchy,
As if you're apart of my very soul, I need you to be whole.
Sorry I was gone, but just as a pawn;
there was nothing I could do,
nothing I could have forsawn [I know that's not a word]
but finally I can be with you.
If you'll have me, I'll follow you loyally.
Till the end, even if it is as a friend.
You make me happy, and sorry if this is sappy,
but I love you dearly, my Wrenchy.^^
Broken Peace.
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I am a college student with 3 years of professional experience in a day care setting and at least 4 years of on the side babysitting. I have obtained my Child Development Associates credential and continue to further my education in childcare. I am also First Aid and CPR certified and have undergone a background check. I enjoy taking care of children and helping parent's encourage and help their children in achieving important developmental milestones. I love to teach the children in my care through reading, arts and crafts, finger plays and several other techniques. I believe that childhood memories are important and strive to be a positive role model for the children in my care. Furthermore, I realize what a struggle it is to find dependable caretakers in our society, therefore, I make it a priority to become a positive asset in the lives of the families I work for.
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