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Who should I talk with about getting an ALD?

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The type of ALD needed in a public place should be provided by the facility. However, several different coupling options are available depending on the type of hearing aid or cochlear implant the individual wears. Typically an audiologist is the professional to counsel an individual on the best type of personal ALD or on the features/options available on hearing aids and cochlear implants.
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What are ALD and AMN?

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Adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) describes any of several closely related inheritable disorders that affect the adrenal glands, nervous system, and testes. Adrenoleukodystrophy is transmitted as an X-linked trait (the neonatal form is by autosomal recessive transmission and is a different disease). It results in the accumulation of long chain fatty acids in the nervous system, adrenal gland, and testes.
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I want to talk to someone about getting into construction. Who can I talk to?

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You can ask us a question in our 'Talk To Us' section, talk to your local ConstructionSkills office or ask your careers advisor at school or college.
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Who should I talk to about getting New Harbinger to advertise in my magazine?

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Please direct advertising queries to our advertising manager, Gretchen Gold, at gretchen@newharbinger.com.
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I'm confused. Who can I talk to about getting more information?

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During the regular school year, there are weekly open-advising sessions with a Curriculum & Instruction ("CI") faculty member, where students may come in without making an appointment. If this isn't convenient, a one-on-one appointment may be scheduled with a faculty member by calling the Graduate School of Education receptionist at (503) 725-4619.
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What is the most effective treatment for ALD?

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present, there are only two treatments for ALD: Lorenzo's oil and stem cell transplantation using either bone marrow stem cells or umbilical cord blood stem cells. These treatments appear to be most effective if they are used before the onset of symptoms. There are currently two sources for transplanted stem cells: umbilical cord blood (UCBT) or bone marrow (BMT).
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How can a woman find out if she is a carrier of ALD/AMN?

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A screening test can identify carriers of the ALD/AMN gene with 99% accuracy. The test requires only a blood sample. Please contact Kennedy Krieger for more information on having the blood test.
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Where can I franchise ALD?

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There are territories available for purchase, and some territories available for resale. For a list of available territories, go to Available Territories. Contact the Franchise Development department at 800.755.6697 or use our Contact Form.
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Are you trying to talk me out of getting a Mastiff?

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No and yes. No, because it would be wonderful if everyone could experience the joy and satisfaction of being owned by one of these gentle giants. Yes, because, as great and wonderful as they are, they have idiosyncrasies and problems particular to the breed. It would be much, much, much better if you found out that a Mastiff wasn't the breed for you NOW instead of after you've already gotten one. Mastiffs are not the right breed for everyone.
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Who should I talk to about getting a quote for my job?

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You can get a quote for you job from several different places. The front office, (Marilyn or Bruce) or the Assistant Director Chuck Tuttle or Customer Service Representative Bruce Rainey (click here for contact information). Our Design Services Specialists are not able to give quotes. If you do need a quote, please call ahead so we can be sure to have someone on hand who can help you. Another way to get a quote on a job, is to fill out our online estimate form. No.
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Will it help if I talk to the instructor about getting into his/her section?

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Because the PWR main office handles enrollment, instructors are unable to add students to their sections. Come to the PWR office right away and speak with the Course and Enrollment Coordinator in 223A. Depending on the space available we may be able to move you to the current quarter and start working with you on your section assignment.
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Is it ok to talk while I'm getting a tattoo?

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Of course! I'm not a sociopath and I do enjoy a good conversation, plus talking with me while you're getting tattooed assures me that you're still breathing. Also if you would rather enter some kind of zone you like to be in when you get tattooed, I'm cool with that too. I'm not easily distracted or annoyed.
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Of course! We're not sociopaths and we do enjoy a good conversation, plus talking with us while you're getting tattooed assures us that you're still breathing. Also if you would rather enter some kind of zone you like to be in when you get tattooed, we're cool with that too.
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A child in our family was just diagnosed with ALD, what are the first things we should do?

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Get a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan of the child's brain. This will tell you the extent of the progression of the disease, and determine next steps. It will also provide a baseline for you and physicians to use to compare with future MRI scans, which are generally performed at 6 ? 12 month intervals. Have your child tested for adrenal insufficiency (Addison's disease). This is usually done by a pediatric endocrinologist. Addison's disease is generally associated with ALD.
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A child in our family has ALD. How do we know if he is a candidate for transplant?

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In general, boys are candidates for transplant if they have visible lesions on an MRI, but are showing no neurological symptoms, or at most early symptoms. Boys with an MRI Loes score less than 8 or 9 are usually considered suitable for transplantation.
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What is the prognosis and life expectancy for a child with ALD?

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The onset of childhood cerebral ALD is usually between ages four and ten years. The prognosis is generally poor, particularly if the disease is not correctly diagnosed before significant symptoms develop. Many of these children die within one and ten years of the onset of symptoms. There are some treatment options (Lorenzo's oil and stem cell transplants) that may alter this prognosis, but they are not guarantees.
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How can a boy have ALD if his mother/aunt/grandmother is not a carrier?

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A boy inherits the mutated ALD gene from his mother. However, it is possible for a boy to have ALD if his mother does not carry the mutated gene. This is because s an estimated 5%-7% of cases are de novo mutations, meaning that the gene mutation arose spontaneously in the child when it was not present in the mother.
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Can Lorenzo's Oil be effective for treating ALD?

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Recent studies indicate that Lorenzo's oil may be effective in helping to prevent the onset of the disease's symptoms in boys who have the genetic mutation that causes ALD. It is unclear, however, if Lorenzo's oil can be effective as a treatment once symptoms have already begun to develop.
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Are there any symptoms for women to be aware of for carriers of ALD/AMN?

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Yes. Although women who carry the ALD gene mutation do not develop the brain disease, some display mild symptoms of the disorder. These symptoms usually develop after age 35, and primarily include progressive stiffness, weakness, or paralysis of the lower limbs, numbness, pain in the joints, and urinary problems.
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What research is taking place on ALD and AMN?

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One group at the University of Minnesota has used a combination of stem cell transplantation and therapy with a drug called Mucomyst, approved by the FDA to treat cystic fibrosis and acetaminophen overdose. This was tried on three boys whose disease had already progressed past the point when bone marrow transplant is generally thought to be effective. So far, MRI scans show no further progression of the disease, and the approach is being tried in additional patients.
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What does ALD and ALT mean?

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ALD = Annual Leave Destination, at your interview it will be determined where this will be. It is based on a number of personal items including: Nationality in Passport, Permanent address, residency rights, property ownership, voting rights, etc. ALD will be the place that we will issue the ALT to. If your ALD is not near an Emirates network, the company will determine the nearest International Airport to your country of citizenship or nationality.
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I thought that ALD only affects boys. Is it rare/possible for young girls to be diagnosed with ALD?

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The gene that causes ALD appears on the X chromosome; women are carriers of two X chromosomes, while men have one X and one Y chromosome. If a girl has one X chromosome with the ALD mutation, she can pass the disease along to her sons. She will not usually have the disease herself, but sometimes will show some mild symptoms, such as motor difficulties. This usually only appears in adult women.
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a supervisor, how do I talk to an employee about getting counseling?

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You should first have information about the EAP easily accessible. Then you can take advantage of windows of opportunity when they naturally occur. You may respond to questions from an employee about resources. More typically, you might be discussing declining performance or inappropriate conduct.
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Q16: WHO CAN I TALK TO ABOUT MY CHANCES FOR GETTING IN-STATE RATES?

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The Domicile Appeals Administration cannot speculate on your chances for getting reclassified to in-state. There is information available on the requirements for establishing a Virginia domicile. The Domicile Guidelines issued by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia The Domicile Guidelines are available online at http://registrar.gmu.
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Who can I talk to about getting a ride from the airport or bus station?

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If you have friends in Ames they should certainly be your first choice. The Office of International Students and Scholars also sometimes offers a ride service.
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Who can I talk with regarding getting additional software on the workstations?

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Please note: We ask that you give us at least 2 weeks prior notice if you need additional software added to the machines.
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What is the best way of getting hold of a live human being to talk with about my verifications?

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Log onto the Job Seeker MyHome and click on the HelpDesk link. Send a message including your best contact phone number. Your message will go through to the verification specialist in charge of your order.
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