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There's nothing like hearing the results of studies directly from those who actually conducted the research. In this interview, you'll meet one of these impressive HIV researchers and read his explanation of a study he presented at CROI 2009.
My name is Scott Evans. I'm with the Harvard School of Public Health. This work is about looking at HIV-associated peripheral neuropathy in the HAART [highly active antiretroviral therapy] era.1
We used data from the ALERT study, a large metastudy of participants who are enrolled in randomized trials in the ACTG [AIDS Clinical Trials Group]. We primarily focused on naive patients: We looked at what sort of neuropathic signs and symptoms they have after they initiate therapy.
Scott Evans, Ph.D.
|Scott Evans et al. CROI 2009; abstract 462. Reprinted with permission.
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We tried to look at risk factors or things that would be associated with peripheral neuropathy. Many of the usual suspects, such as higher baseline viral loads and "D drug" [didanosine (ddI, Videx) and stavudine (d4T, Zerit)] use, turn out to be significant risk factors. But one thing that caught many people's eye was that the age of individuals appeared to be a significant risk factor. As a matter of fact, for a 10-year increase in increment in age, there's an odds ratio of about 1.9. This caught some attention.
At what age did the risk begin? Was this risk seen for all patients?
|Scott Evans et al. CROI 2009; abstract 462. Reprinted with permission.
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How prevalent was this?
Surprisingly prevalent with respect to signs of peripheral neuropathy. It in some sense depended upon how long you've been on therapy: When people initiated therapy, the prevalence of signs was maybe 20% to 25%, but it'd get up to around 35% a few years after therapy.
Your poster notes that neuropathy signs frequently occurred "without pain." How were the symptoms measurable or noticeable to patients?
|Scott Evans et al. CROI 2009; abstract 462. Reprinted with permission.
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We know that neuropathy has been associated both with HAART medications and with HIV.
That's right.
Was there any distinction made between the two in this study? Were there people who were not on therapy, yet they experienced neuropathy?
We do feel that there's an element of neuropathy that's both contributed to [by HIV] disease itself and also contributed to [by] some of the antiretrovirals. In our study, everybody was initiating therapy, so we tried to tease out whether there were drug classes that perhaps contributed a bit more to the neuropathy. "D drugs" have historically been a risk factor, but we've also seen that PI [protease inhibitor] use, to a lesser extent, has been associated with peripheral neuropathy.
What are the next steps?
A number of different questions have come up. We plan to replicate this in experienced patients; we so far have targeted naive patients. We'd also like to look at, perhaps, some of the interactions between different risk factors: HCV [hepatitis C virus] and some factors like that. We also wanted to look at whether people had neuropathy while using "D drugs." If the "D drugs" were removed, are they able to recover? We haven't assessed that yet, but we'd like to.
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Spleen removal (splenectomy) is surgery to remove a diseased or damaged spleen. This organ is in the upper part of your belly, on the left side underneath the rib cage.
The spleen helps your body fight germs and infections. It also helps filter your blood.
Alternative Names
Splenectomy; Laparoscopic splenectomy; Spleen removal - laparoscopic
The spleen is removed while you are under
In an open spleen removal:
- Your surgeon will make a cut in the middle of your belly or on the left side of the belly just below your ribs.
- Your surgeon will find your spleen and remove it.
- If you are also being treated for cancer, lymph nodes in your belly will be examined. They may also be removed.
- After checking carefully for bleeding in your belly, your surgeon will close your cut.
For laparoscopic spleen removal:
- A laparoscope is an instrument with a tiny camera and a light on the end. It allows your surgeon to see the area through just a small cut. Your surgeon will make three to four small cuts in your belly. The laparoscope will be inserted through one of the cuts. Other medical instruments will be inserted through the other cuts. Gas will be pumped into your belly to expand it. This gives your surgeon more space to work.
- Your surgeon will use the laparoscope and other instruments to remove your spleen.
- Patients usually recover more quickly from laparoscopic surgery and have less pain than from open surgery.
- Laparoscopic surgery is not for everyone. Ask your doctor if it may be right for you.
Why the Procedure Is Performed
Some conditions that may require spleen removal are:
Abscessor cyst in the spleen Blood clot(thrombosis) in the blood vessels of the spleen Cirrhosis of the liver
- Diseases or disorders of blood cells, such as
idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura(ITP), hereditary spherocytosis, thalassemia, hemolytic anemia, and hereditary elliptocytosis. These are all rare conditions. Hypersplenism Lymphoma, Hodgkin disease, and leukemia
- Other tumors or cancers that affect the spleen
Sickle cell anemia
- Splenic artery aneurysm (rare)
- Spleen infections or pus (abscess)
- Trauma to the spleen
Risks for any surgery are:
Blood clotsin the legs that may travel to the lungs Breathing problems
- Infection, including in the surgical wound, lungs (pneumonia), bladder, or kidney
Blood loss Heart attackor strokeduring surgery
- Reactions to medicines
The risks or problems that may occur during or soon after this surgery are:
- Blood clot in the portal vein (an important vein that carries blood to the liver)
- Collapsed lung
Herniaat the surgical cut site
- Increased risk for infection after splenectomy (post-splenectomy
sepsisor other infections -- children are at higher risk than adults for infection)
- Injury to nearby organs, such as the pancreas, stomach, and colon
- Pus collection under the diaphragm (subdiaphragmatic abscess)
Risks are the same for both open and laparoscopic spleen removal.
Before the Procedure
You will have many visits with your doctor and several tests before you have surgery. Some of these are:
- A complete physical exam
- Immunizations, such as pneumococcal, meningococcal vaccine, Haemophilus vaccine, and flu vaccine
- Screening blood tests, special imaging tests, and other tests to make sure you are healthy enough to have surgery
- Transfusions to receive extra red blood cells and platelets, if you need them
- You may need to stay on a liquid diet for a few days before surgery
If you smoke, you should stop several weeks before this surgery. Spleen removal is major surgery, and smoking will increase your risks of problems.
Always tell your doctor or nurse:
- If you are or might be pregnant
- What drugs, vitamins, and other supplements you are taking, even ones you bought without a prescription
During the week before your surgery:
- You may be asked to stop taking aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), clopidogrel (Plavix), vitamin E, warfarin (Coumadin), and any other drugs like these.
- Ask your doctor which drugs you should still take on the day of your surgery.
On the day of your surgery:
- Do not eat or drink anything after midnight the night before your surgery.
- Take the drugs your doctor told you to take with a small sip of water.
- Your doctor or nurse will tell you when to arrive at the hospital.
After the Procedure
You or your child will spend less than a week in the hospital. Your hospital stay may be only 1 or 2 days after a laparoscopic splenectomy. You should heal in 4 to 6 weeks.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outcome of this surgery varies depending on what disease or injuries you have. People who do not have other severe injuries or medical problems usually recover after this surgery.
After your spleen is removed, you are more likely to develop infections. Talk with your doctor about getting needed vaccinations. Children especially may need to take antibiotic drugs to prevent infections. Most adults do not need antibiotics long-term.
Everyone who has had a splenectomy will need to get a flu vaccine every year.
Shelton J, Holzman MD. The spleen. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 57.
Brandow AM, Camitta BC. Hyposplenism, splenic trauma, and splenectomy. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW III, et al., eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 481.
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John F. Kennedy: Black America's Great White Hope
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NNPA) – Before assuming the presidency in 1960, John F. Kennedy barely paid attention to any Black American beyond his valet, and he intended to follow that approach during the first four of what he expected would be his eight years in office.
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Nor that less than two weeks after JFK's inauguration in January 1961, activists began the Freedom Rides through the South that told America and the world civil rights for Black Americans was going to be at the top of the American agenda. They, in fact, were already acting on the idealistic sense of purpose that had characterized Kennedy's inaugural address.


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It's almost show time.
The area's biggest annual festival – Santa-Cali-Gon Days, held each Labor Day weekend – opens this evening with the carnival on the block bounded by Kansas, Liberty, Walnut and Osage on the south edge of the Independence Square.
The main event, filling up the rest of the Square, kicks off at noon Friday.
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The festival this year has about 60 food vendors, everything from Opti-Dogs to peach floats. Visitors also are drawn to the several tents full of about 300 booths with crafters and artisans.
The chamber also has made some changes. There is a fourth entertainment stage, the VIP section at the main stage is now off to the side for better access for fans, and sidewalks on the Square are being left open to make it easier for pedestrians to get around. There's a car show on Kansas Avenue between Main and Osage.
A fourth stage, at Maple and Osage, is called Locally Grown Market and Music. The Independence farmers market sets up there in the morning, and then local bands take the stage in the evening. It's organized by Chris and Havilah Bruders of Cadillac Flambe.
Much, however, is the same as festivalgoers have come to expect. The event is free, except for rides and other attractions at the carnival. Main stage headliners include country music star Joe Diffie on Friday night and rising star Brett Eldredge on Saturday.
Some highlights
• Festival hours are noon to 11 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday.
• No pets on the festival grounds. McDonald points out that the busy atmosphere with lots of people around isn't ideal for pets anyway.
• Carnival hours are 6 p.m. to midnight today, noon to midnight Friday, 10 a.m. to midnight Saturday and Sunday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday. There are no carnival coupons this year, but wristbands are $22 per day. Buy them at the carnival.
• Several churches, Scout troops and others charge for parking near the Square. The chamber says that's typically $10 to $15. There's also shuttle parking in two places. Park for free in the large lot behind the Community of Christ Auditorium (Walnut Avenue and River Boulevard) or at William Chrisman High School (Noland Road and U.S. 24). The shuttle ride costs $1. The shuttles run about every 15 minutes and are handicap-accessible. There's no shuttle from Chrisman on Friday.
Main stage
• Friday – opening ceremonies at 7 p.m., followed by Delisa Dawn & Route 66 at 7:30 and Joe Diffie at 9.
• Saturday – 5:30 p.m. Rivertown KC, 7:15 p.m. 6 Degrees West, and 9 p.m. Brett Eldredge.
• Sunday – 5:30 p.m. Outlaw Jim & Whiskey Benders, 7:15 p.m. Blackjack Billy, and 9 p.m. LoCash Cowboys.
• Monday has a lineup of tribute bands – 11:30 a.m. Almost KISS, 1 p.m. Double Vision, and 3 p.m. Hells Bells.
Community stage
• Friday – 5:30 p.m. Claudia's School of Dance; 6:30 p.m. Casa De Fitness; 7:30 p.m. Ballet Conservatory of Independence; 9 p.m. Klear Ambition.
• Saturday – 10 a.m. Fairmont Dancing Queens, 11 a.m. Kim's Dance Co.; noon Cowtown Cloggers; 1 p.m. watermelon seed spitting contest; 2 p.m. Alex Sons; 3 p.m. Ta Jazz School of Dance; 4 p.m. Samoan Community Organization of Independence; 5 p.m. Cathy's Creative Dance School; 6 p.m. Mosaic Oriental Dancers – Project Shimmy & Friends; 7 p.m. Studio 3V Dance Center; 8 p.m. Dancing in the Streets – audience participation.
• Sunday – 1 p.m. root beer chugging contest; 2 p.m. Mike Hillen; 3 p.m. Jazzercise Independence Fitness Center; 4 p.m. Mel Rose School of Dance; 5 p.m. Casi Joi; 6 p.m. Mic-O-Say Dancers.
• Monday – 1 p.m. ice cream eating contest; 2 p.m. You Plus Me (Brent & Audrey Ford); 3 p.m. Kansas City Public Library – storytelling.
Gospel stage
• Friday – 6:15 p.m. opening, 6:30 p.m. Freedom Gospel Group, 7:45 p.m. Shoal Creek Revival, 9 p.m. Phil and Pam Morgan.
• Saturday – 2 p.m. Dale Perry, 3:15 p.m. Kingdom Call, 4:30 p.m. Route 33, 6 p.m. Itza God Thing, 7:30 p.m. Jeff Lane + Made Worthy, 9 p.m. Anderson Family bluegrass.
• Sunday – 2 p.m. Grandeur, 3:30 p.m. Noland Road Baptist Praise Team, 5 p.m. Furst Lite, 6:30 p.m. Soul Purpose, 8 p.m. Barbwire Prophets, 9:30 p.m. Az-U-R.
• Monday – 12:30 p.m. TheRest, 1:45 p.m. Faith Temple Praise Group, 3 p.m. Viola Woods with guests Predestined and Benita Brady.


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BAKER � Betty and Lucien LeMarchand of Baker will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with family and friends Aug. 10, 2013.
BAKER � Betty and Lucien LeMarchand of Baker will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with family and friends Aug. 10, 2013.
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Mullen's Tim Coleman to Colorado State; Fort Collins' Jake Hanks to Tulsa
Mullen's Tim Coleman, who tore ligaments in his right knee early in his senior season, has committed to Colorado State, according to GoldandGreenNews.com and Coloradoan.com.
Coleman, who is listed at 6-foot-3, 243 pounds, becomes Colorado State's sixth in-state commitment. That is the most since 2008.
He took an official visit to Fort Collins this weekend.
"The coaches were really concerned about me, and they cared a lot about me," Coleman told Coloradoan.com.
Coleman also had offers from New Mexico and Northern Colorado, according to Rivals.com, as well as interest from CU, Oregon, TCU, West Virginia and Wyoming.
Linebacker Hanks to Tulsa.
The Coloradoan also reported Sunday night that Fort Collins linebacker Jake Hanks committed to Tulsa.
Hanks also had offers from Air Force, Northern Colorado and Wyoming, per Rivals.com. He is 6-foot-2, 225 pounds.
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HP Veer 4G ReviewHP Veer 4G
HP indeed managed to turn some heads in the industry during their "Think Beyond" event back in February, where they unveiled their treasure trove of new webOS devices ranging from small, medium, and large offerings. Starting with their smallest bundle, the HP Veer 4G is headed to AT&T's lineup bringing along its cute form factor, while still paying homage to some of the Palm Pre's legacy with its miniaturized appearance. For a smartphone, the HP Veer 4G definitely comes off as being approachable thanks to its diminutive size, but let's hope that its size doesn't hinder it from making it usable with most operations.
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Impressively, the HP Veer 4G is one amazingly compact smartphone that basically looks like a miniaturized Palm Pre – but it feels much more sturdy than its forefather. Literally able to fit comfortably within the palm of our hand, thanks to its rounded edges, the handset retains that pebble like appearance with its contrasting white exterior and completely clean looking polished display. Moreover, we're digging its tough plastic construction mainly because dirt and debris stand no chance when it comes to sticking on. Clearly, it's better constructed than the original Pre, while there is still a little bit of weight (3.63 oz) with this surprising ultra-compact model.
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Due to its tiny size, we're greeted with only a 2.6" capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 320 x 400 pixels and support for 262k colors. Blatantly, the tight spacing undoubtedly limits our interaction, especially when it comes to scrolling and pinch zooming. Although text might look clear and distinguishable in the app panel, it's rather difficult to make out with the web browser – thus requiring us to zoom-in as much as possible. Thankfully though, we like its natural looking color production and great viewing angles, which combine together to allow us to still view stuff on screen under direct sunlight.
Below the display, we find the handset's gesture area, which is used to execute a variety of functions, and even act as the handset's notification system as well by illuminating when messages come in. Sadly though, especially being an HSPA+ enabled device, the HP Veer 4G lacks a front-facing camera.
Requiring some force to get its keyboard exposed, we're presented with the familiar 4-row keyboard layout that's been the staple of all webOS smartphones thus far. Without a doubt, buttons are extremely cramped, which makes it a challenge to use for anyone with larger fingers, but we like the acceptable feedback that buttons exhibit when they're pressed. Mainly due to its small size, our output in speed typing is indeed limited.
Quite distinguishable to the finger and well sized since it juts out from the left edge of the handset, we're bummed to find out that the volume rocker has a stiff feel to it when pressed. Additionally, we're not fans of the proprietary data/charging port on the right side, as opposed to finding something more traditional like a microUSB port. However, there are magnets on there to allow either the USB cable or 3.5mm headset adapter to fasten tightly onto it.
There are magnets on the proprietary data/charging port to allow either the USB cable
On the top edge, there's a spot for a lanyard, plastic cutout that hides the SIM card slot, vibrate switch, and the handset's prominent and tactile dedicated power button.
Flipping it over, we find only the handset's 5-megapixel fixed focused camera, which regretfully omits a flash – with the speakerphone grill positioned directly next to it. Unlike previous webOS devices, there is no easy way to access its battery, which really requires you to meticulously pry off its rear cover. After carefully removing it, the rear cover is still attached to a ribbon cable and the battery is protected by a metal plate.
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1. Amroth (unregistered)
I believe many of the perceived draw-backs to this phone come as a result of HP's possible assumption that the phone's primary demographic will be either students or more likely, people who will carry around an HP Touch Pad which wirelessly tethers to the phone in your pocket.
2. Ahmad Alsayegh (unregistered)
I think this phone will be a successful attempt by HP, especially that it is running webos 2.1...if we were to compare this phone with other smart phones, the ideal comparison would be with the experia mini, which fails big time with the 1.6 android...please note that you are trading performance for size in this matter, and mostly whoever is going to look at this phone, he/she will be looking for a phone with basic smart phone functionality, let's say low end smart phone, which is actually sleek OS and looks wise...I wouldn't even think to compare what high end phones capabilities with this one, it is like comparing a car with a bicycle...just sayin!
4. lostdaynight (Posts: 25; Member since: 16 May 2011)
"Basic smart phone functionality" would include being able to read email and web pages without scrolling and pinching every two seconds, I would think. Or making it through a day with no battery issues given that you have to snap on a custom cable to get it to recharge.
Feature/Dumbphones can do these things. Why not this? Just asking!
5. Palm/HP (unregistered)
Web OS doesn't need to much system resources, so for the average user, the processor is perfect. Although unique, kind of wish they kept the same size as the Pre. As now you'll need to either go bigger (Pre 3) or smaller (Veer), but I guess change is good...
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Court Says State Department Can Live In Fantasyland & Pretend Documents Leaked By Wikileaks Are Still Secret
from the head-in-sand-approach dept
However, in a lawsuit we first discussed last year, where the ACLU sued the State Department for failing to declassify (under a FOIA request) documents that were already widely available on Wikileaks, a judge has ruled against the ACLU, and said that the documents remain classified. Once again, this is absurd. It's as if everyone is actively denying reality.
The ACLU relied on the part of the test that questions whether the disclosure of the information "reasonably could be expected to result in damage to national security." Seeing as anyone seeking to "damage" our national security can just surf over to Wikileaks, and has been able to do that for quite some time, you'd think that the ACLU's argument was pretty rock solid. Not according to the court (pdf and embedded below). The court seems to tapdance around the issue. It argues that the Court should "defer" to the judgment of the administration on this question, and that it's possible that the official release of these documents could impact national security. I don't buy it. Any official release is unlikely to have any different impact than the unofficial release. To argue that making those releases official has some sort of new "threat" involved just doesn't pass the laugh test.
What's most distressing about this is that it shows a government that is not dealing in reality, but is dealing in a fantasy land, where it pretends that if it sticks its fingers in its ears, and hands over its eyes, it can pretend that the documents, which are very, very public, are not at all public. I want a government that deals in reality and not fantasy. Unfortunately, with this situation, we have the reverse -- and, bizarrely, the courts are saying that an executive branch that lives in fantasyland is just fine.


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Despite a 6-14 slide, the Mets remain only 6 ½ games behind front-running Atlanta in the NL East. They are a similar distance behind in the wild card.
Today's game, with Jon Niese pitching, is very important, like they all are for the Mets these days as they can't afford to lose any more ground before they head on the road to Atlanta and Philadelphia.
The Mets have played well at home this season, going 33-18, but have been hideous on the road at 20-33. The formula to win is to dominate at home and play .500 on the road. Had they played at that clip so far for their 53 road games they would be 27-26 at home, which would translate to a 60-44 record, or a half-game lead over the Braves in the division.
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- Give back to the community
- Increase club branding
- All of the above
The answer as a whole would be all of the above, but each event serves its own role in achieving the overall goal.
2. Organizing. Once you decide what your main objectives are, you need to organize your assets. You should develop an annual special events calendar. Start with seasonal events and charitable causes. For example, October offers some valuable opportunities, such as:
- Halloween—You can do a Scary Spin class in which you decorate your spin room, have your Spin instructor dress in costume and play scary music during the class.
- Breast Cancer Awareness Month—You could request charitable donations to participate in a class or hold a fashion show.
- Winter Coat Drive—You could collect new or slightly used coats for the homeless.
Add events to achieve your monthly objectives. For instance, if one of your goals is to increase guest traffic, hold an event in which members are invited to bring guests.
Once you have planned your annual events, you need to:
- Design your event board, master poster and flyer
- Develop standard operating procedures
- Purchase the necessary supplies, equipment and accessories
3. Staffing. Special events are determined by the services and programming your club provides. Staffing your events with existing personnel is the easiest and most cost-effective way to manage them. Large clubs with large budgets can afford to create a special events coordinator position, which can be a 20-hour-a-week position. Owners of smaller clubs must add this job task to a department manager's responsibilities. The group fitness manager is the most likely candidate to assume that role.
The key to a successful program is communicating monthly events to the staff, who in turn promotes the events to members. Every staff member should be involved in special events. Department heads should develop their own departmental monthly events and submit those to the events coordinator in a timely fashion.
4. Implementation. Proper lead time is essential. The events coordinator, working off of the annual plan, must be at least two months in front of the actual events planned to ensure proper implementation. The coordinator must:
- Set up the calendar of events on one large poster (color) board by date and display on large centralized bulletin board, as well as at outreach partners.
- Create individual flyers. Use color flyers for bulletin board displays, and use black and white on color paper for distributing to members and outreach partners.
- Store flyers in clear, plastic hanging bins that make them easily accessible. Replenish flyers when needed.
- Create a special events book and place it at the reception desk. The book contains each event with a page dedicated to pre-registration. Pre-registration is necessary to determine the number of members/guests participating in each event. The log will describe the event, list member/nonmember names, include their phone number, date registered and whether they've paid if the event is fee based.
- Meet with department heads to review events at weekly departmental meetings. Confirm instructors, times, etc.
5. Execution. Every step of the way in preparing your special events is as important as the next. However, the execution step is the most crucial to the success of the program. Just like in a coach's week-long preparation for Sunday's football game, the execution of the game plan on Sunday will determine the outcome of the contest.
Every team player must know their specific role and function, then must deliver. The event coordinator or "coach" is responsible for the accountability of all team members performing their individual job functions. The coordinator also must measure the results of each event and make adjustments accordingly for future events.
Controls must be put in place to insure the proper execution as well as to measure the results. If you follow through with these steps, you can have a successful event.


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Pirate Rave Dress
Added Mar 6, 2012
by charmander
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I went raving recently where the theme was pirates. After searching relentlesy through ebay I decided to make myself a dress because a.) I never make anything for myself and b.) I have the knowledge and power to do so, so why not!
I designed myself a dress with pirate AND raving in mind. It was quite a simple design and allowed me to use my mums brand new domestic overlocker.
The pattern is drafted from a SL close fitting Jersey block. My only regret is not making the sleeves bigger, but I was using scrap fabric so had to compromise on this.
This porject only took me about 2 and a half days to complete (Pattern drafting from scratch and sewing included) So not to bad. Quite pleased with the result and the fact I had something no one else did. Will not probably wear it again until Haloween though…
Material Notes
4 way stretch black lycra
Red mesh net (stiff)
Tulle sraps for sleeves
I also ironed on a pirate hotfix transfer on the back but there are no pictures at the moment so if I remember I will upload some
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Mr. Luther Coggin, Mr. Tom Foran, Mr. Wilfredo Gonzalez, Mr. Steven Halverson, Ms. Wanyonyi Kendrick, Dr. Judith Solano, Dr. Bruce Taylor, Ms. Carol Thompson
Dr. Edythe Abdullah, Ms. Toni Crawford, Ms. Ann Hicks, Ms. Joan Newton, Mr. Kevin Twomey
Chair Taylor called the meeting to order and offered appreciation to everyone for coming. He acknowledged that this would be the last meeting for Trustee Foran and stated that he had been a great Student Government president. All trustees wished Trustee Foran the best in his future endeavors.
Trustee Foran introduced Mr. Justin Damiano as the next Student Government President.
Chair Taylor reminded the trustees that there would be an Executive Committee meeting April 24. The primary discussion at this meeting would be the UNF Strategic Plan – moving this plan forward and bringing focus and specificity to the Board. These discussions would be presented at the next Board workshop.
Chair Taylor also reminded the trustees of the upcoming Presidential Evaluation Committee meeting scheduled for April 28. He stated that the committee was making good progress.
President Delaney offered appreciation to Trustee Foran and stated that it had been great to work with him and Vice President Callahan.
President Delaney spoke about the success of the development event at Trustee Twomey's, stating that it was great exposure for the University. The event received wonderful responses and Vice President Allaire was working to follow up with possible linkages for UNF.
President Delaney spoke about the Princeton Review declaring UNF as the 5th best academic value. He stated that the publication was a great testament to UNF's academic product and value. This was a strong recognition of where UNF was and who the University intended to be. He clarified that this recognition reflected student input.
President Delaney presented a legislative update, stating that the legislature was asking the Governor to approve $30 million in PECO funding for UNF. Funding for increased enrollment also looked good. He concluded the update, stating that the governance bill, defining powers between the legislative branches, would not be passed in this session.
Chair Taylor opened the floor for open comment and introduced Ms. Alisa Craddock. Ms. Craddock stated that she presumed everyone had received a letter in which she spoke about her concerns regarding the latest rule changes. She felt this letter might cause more problems than solutions. The UNF community had always been peaceful and discussions surrounding political issues were welcomed without the threat of repercussion.
Chair Taylor stated that Ms. Craddock's communication showed a lot of thought on the issues. He thanked her for her comments.
Chair Taylor stated that he had pulled Consent Agenda Item 5C and would place this item on the main agenda. This agenda item had received considerable input from faculty and the campus community and merited full public discussion and deliberation by the Board.
Chair Taylor asked for a motion to approve the modified consent agenda. Trustee Halverson offered the motion and Trustee Solano seconded. The motion was carried unanimously.
Vice President Stone stated that the Educational Policy Committee did approve the Equal Opportunity and Diversity Regulation and the Sexual Harassment Regulation, after considering comments from the University community and implementing suggested revisions.
Mr. Marc Snow, Associate General Counsel, stated that these two regulations were updated reflecting recent changes in the anti-discrimination laws and sexual harassment policies. In addition one category was added to the antidiscrimination policy which had not been included in UNF's previous policies — sexual orientation.
Vice President Serwatka stated that it was the responsibility of the Board to approve all regulations. Since open comments were received regarding these regulations, the Board may solicit additional written comments, schedule a public hearing, withdraw or modify the regulation, amendment, or repeal in whole or in part after notice, or proceed with adopting the regulation.
Chair Taylor asked for comments from trustees. Trustee Solano voiced concerns regarding the extent to which the campus community was aware of these changes. She asked for clarification on the approval process for regulations. Vice President Serwatka stated that there were several layers of review. The review process began with the Associates Plus group. After approval from this group, a referral was made to relevant constituent groups – the Faculty Association, Administrative and Professional employees, University Support Personnel Service employees and Student Government. These groups were asked to solicit input from their constituents. After a designated amount of time, comments were considered and referred to the Executive Staff. After consideration from the Executive Staff, a recommendation was made to forward the regulation to the appropriate Board committee, and then to the full Board. All regulations were publicly noticed for 30 days, prior to Board approval.
Trustee Solano asked that the Equal Opportunity and Diversity Regulation and the Sexual Harassment Regulation be pulled back and circulated to all constituent groups again. It was her opinion that the campus community did not have enough time to adequately review these regulations. She also recommended a public hearing.
President Delaney asked Vice President Stone if there would be possible ramification for the recirculation of these regulations. Vice President Stone stated that the repeal of the old regulations should be delayed, pending the new regulations being in place.
Chair Taylor asked administration to review the process for regulation approval. He encouraged a longer amount of time allotted for the constituent review process. Vice President Serwatka stated that he would make sure this suggestion was implemented.
Trustee Halverson stated that the Equal Opportunity and Diversity Regulation and the Sexual Harassment Regulation included important issues that merited consideration. He requested that the faculty look at these regulations again, especially as they related to academic freedom. He felt there should be a path toward balancing, as well as grounds for reconciling conflicting agendas. He stated that these two regulations should be at the same level of authority as protection of religious freedom. He requested that these two regulations be tweaked to find a balance between protection of individuals and individual free speech rights.
Chair Taylor requested consensus from the Board that the Equal Opportunity and Diversity Regulation and the Sexual Harassment Regulation be brought back after further deliberation.
Trustee Solano asked the Board to recognize that summer was approaching and many faculty members would be off campus until after Fall term began. President Delaney and Vice President Stone agreed to take that into consideration.
Trustee Gonzalez asked that administration create a training venue to ensure these regulations were implemented properly. Vice President Serwatka stated that this was incorporated in the recently approved Personnel Program.
Chair Taylor asked for a motion to remove from the Consent Agenda, Items 5DI and 5DII – Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Regulation; and Sexual Harassment Regulation. Trustee Thompson offered the motion and Trustee Gonzalez seconded. The motion was carried.
Vice President Serwatka stated that this policy was brought to the Board because it was connected to the Sexual Harassment Regulation. He stated that this item was provided for information – policies did not require action from the Board.
Trustee Thompson asked if this policy had been approved by the University. Vice President Serwatka stated that the policy was vetted through the established process. Trustee Solano stated that this policy did receive approval from the Faculty Association.
Trustee Halverson stated that any time there were policies that dealt in the broad areas of conflict of interest, it would make sense for those to apply to trustees as well. Chair Taylor asked administration to look into this and bring it back to the Board. Vice President Stone agreed to do this.
Vice President Serwatka stated that this item was brought to the Board for review only. One of the goals of the Blueprint for Prosperity report states that by the year 2017, 35 percent of Duval County's population 25 years or older will have bachelor's degrees and an additional 10 percent will have associate degrees – similar to other aspirant cities.
Vice President Serwatka referred trustees to the meeting materials, stating that rough calculations regarding UNF's possible role in achieving this goal would be very expensive and require the University to grow at a much more rapid pace than anticipated.
President Delaney stated that the plan could compromise the institution's focus on quality. He stated that the report was not complete and the University would keep watching the plan.
Chair Taylor stated that the Blue Print plan should be considered as UNF's strategic plan was developed and should be balanced with other goals and objectives for the University.
Trustee Kendrick stated that the Finance and Audit Committee did not have a quorum at their previous meeting. She asked Vice President Shuman to discuss this item.
Vice President Shuman stated that this agreement was just reaching the City of Jacksonville's general counsel and was not ready for discussion at this meeting. She stated that this agreement would need to be resolved in the near future.
Vice President Shuman stated that Florida Statutes required the Board to identify those who could sign on behalf of the University. She stated that the meeting materials included a list with new authorizations.
This list had been narrowed to obtain better control.
Chair Taylor asked for a motion to approve the signature authority for banking transactions. Trustee Foran offered the motion and Trustee Solano seconded. The motion was approved unanimously.
Vice President Shuman said that the statements included in the meeting materials were finalized. She referred to the finding regarding banking reconciliations, stating that there were improvements made in this process and that there was progress in resolution.
This item was provided for information and required no further action from the Board.
Vice President Shuman stated that this was a federal audit for the entire State and listed only three findings for UNF. The Finance and Audit Committee reviewed these findings and the University provided responses for each one – some of the issues were resolved.
Vice President Shuman stated that the Finance and Audit Committee reviewed the seven findings in this report. She stated that the University would continue to update the Board on these findings.
Vice President Shuman stated that there were no concerns regarding the budget at this time.
Vice President Shuman stated that this was a standard report provided to the Board regarding investments.
Trustee Gonzalez asked for further information on the Fine Arts Center. President Delaney stated that the Fine Arts Center did overspend last year. Revenues came in below expectations and the University budgeted more reasonably for this year. Trustee Halverson agreed with subsidizing of the Fine Arts Center, stating that it was indeed a part of campus life.
Chair Taylor reminded the trustees of the upcoming Executive Committee meeting, stating that he would be delighted to have any trustees come. He adjourned the meeting.
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