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Hereditary hemochromatosis is one of the most common genetic disorders in the U.S. It is a metabolic disorder that causes increased absorption of iron from the digestive tract. The iron is deposited in the body tissues and organs. Over time, the iron accumulates in the body where it may become toxic and cause damage. Excess iron in the heart, liver, pancreas, and pituitary causes the more severe complications of hereditary hemochromatosis.
Other forms of hemochromatosis include:
Juvenile hemochromatosis. This affects adolescents and young adults ages 15 to 30. This form leads to a severe overload of iron, which can cause heart and liver disease.
Neonatal hemochromatosis. In this form, iron builds up very quickly in an infant's liver and can cause severe organ damage.
Transfusion related hemochromatosis. This is a result of iron overload caused by many blood transfusions in patients with disorders that cause them to not make enough red blood cells.
Hemochromatosis is a genetic disease, often most prevalent among people who are white. Genetic means that hemochromatosis is inherited. A person will be born with hemochromatosis if two hemochromatosis genes are inherited--one from the mother and one from the father. A person who has only one hemochromatosis gene is healthy and said to be a carrier of the gene. A carrier has an increased chance to have a child with hemochromatosis. This type of inheritance is called autosomal recessive. Autosomal means that the gene is on one of the first 22 pairs of chromosomes, and not on the X or Y chromosome. Therefore, males and females are equally affected by the disease. Recessive means that two copies of the gene, one inherited from each parent, are necessary to have the condition. Once parents have had a child with hemochromatosis, there is a one in four, or 25 percent, chance with each future pregnancy for another child to be born with hemochromatosis. This means that there is a three out of four, or 75 percent, chance for another child to not have hemochromatosis. First-degree relatives of people with known hemochromatosis should undergo screening for the disorder.
According to the CDC, more than 1 million people in the U.S. have the gene mutation that can cause hemochromatosis. Although hemochromatosis is an autosomal recessive disorder (which usually means men and women are equally affected), iron overload from hereditary hemochromatosis is more common in men than women. The age of onset is also earlier in males than females. The reasons for these differences are thought to be because of the protective effect of iron loss through menses (menstruation) in females. In other words, females do not build up iron as quickly over time.
The following are the most common symptoms of hemochromatosis. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
Lethargy and weakness
Joint pain
Bronze or yellowish skin color
Loss of body hair
Impotence in men
Amenorrhea in women
Untreated or severe hemochromatosis may lead to the following:
Liver function abnormalities and enlargement
Abnormal heart rhythm
Heart failure
Enlarged spleen
The symptoms of hemochromatosis may resemble other medical problems. Always consult your doctor for a diagnosis.
Hemochromatosis is usually discovered during a medical examination through a routine blood test. In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, diagnostic procedures for hemochromatosis may include the following:
Iron levels. People with hemochromatosis have higher levels of iron in their blood.
Transferrin saturation test (TS). A type of iron study (blood test) that measures the percentage of transferrin and other mobile, iron-binding proteins saturated with iron. It is helpful in finding early hemochromatosis.
Ferritin levels. Ferritin is a protein in the blood that increases when iron stores in the body increase. It rises most significantly when iron levels are quite high.
Liver biopsy. A procedure performed to remove tissue or cells from the liver for examination under a microscope and to weigh the iron in the liver.
Genetic testing. A blood test that looks for the mutations that cause hereditary hemochromatosis.
Specific treatment for hemochromatosis will be determined by your doctor based on:
Your age, overall health, and medical history
Extent of the disease
Your tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
Expectations for the course of the disease
Your opinion or preference
Treatment may include:
Periodic phlebotomy. A procedure that involves removing blood from the body. Done regularly at first, once iron stores have returned to normal it can be done once or twice a year as needed.
Chelation therapy. Treatment with a drug that tightly binds and removes iron from the body.
Avoiding iron and vitamin C supplements
Avoiding excessive alcohol intake
Treatment of the resulting diseases or conditions
If hereditary hemochromatosis is discovered and iron stores returned to normal before damage to organs occurs, patients with it will live a normal lifespan.
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WAUSAU, WI (WTAQ) - A former president of Manson Insurance in Wausau has been sentenced to five years in a federal prison for a pair of fraud convictions.
62-year-old Timothy Mathwich must also spend three years under federal supervision once he gets out.
He pleaded guilty in November to two fraud charges – and 22 others were dropped in a plea deal.
Mathwich was indicted for defrauding Manson customers of $5.6 million, swindling a bank out of $2 million, plus a mail fraud scheme. Another former Manson CEO and a company treasurer were also sent to prison for their roles in the fraud case – and they were ordered to pay over $5 million in restitution to customers who were victimized.
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If you have NEVER been to Africa, when someone mentions "Africa" or you hear "Africa", what is the FIRST thing that comes into your mind?
People associate different regions/continent based on media, informational material, myths, stereotypes and such. The main idea of this discussion is to find out what people who never had "first hand experience" think about the continent. Thanks for your contribution.
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Mar 28 2013: community!.. i am a real american boi, who lives a very nomadic life; as im typing this from an airport in north carolina, i refuse to confide in the media!?!.. i barely even watch t.v. its gotton to be so disturbing!?... but anywho, im glad u posted this topic mary, because i definitly belive that the mainstrea media plays a crucial role in todays perception on the most spiritual people as well, richest land in the whole world! my question to you mary is, you being an african native, do you feel that there can be a mended bond between wealthy africans and african americans to create a black ienterprise , so we can show the world that not everything has to be bombs & scandals!??
mary kariukiMar 28 2013: Big up brutha, You sister here from another matha is excited to reply to your comment. I truly love your deviance from mainstream media and you truly know and believe that Africa is wealthy. Yes it is disturbing to watch the news and information portrayed by media. Media has a way of instilling fear in people.
To answer your question, there is nothing that the mind can conceive that it can't achieve. Yes a bond between wealthy Africans, and African American is possible, and possibly a bond between wealthy African American and African......We have to join hands and reclaim our glory, while making this world a better place......
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Q: Our farming operation is not large. My brothers and I raise corn and soybeans in the Midwest. My oldest brother's sons work with us. My middle brother's daughter doesn't have any interest in the farm, and my son just started high school. We're still in growth mode. The next generation will be the fourth to farm this ground. We're not sure where to start [planning for succession], but we do want to make sure we're doing it right.
You've mentioned that a farm should have a corporate-like management structure because formality allows the owners to be less emotional when making family employment decisions. You've rattled off a string of documents that every operation should have, including an operating agreement. What's an operating agreement, and how do I create one?
A: In workshop presentations, I often refer to some of the personnel management tools used by larger companies as keys to sound management. Since family leadership and business management are two completely separate jobs, these tools allow owners to use pre-established guidelines to manage the operation.
A family business should use four of these key elements to help the leaders manage the operation, especially personnel decisions. The family component of a farming operation is both a strength and a weakness. Family is often the motivation that holds the operation together and provides an employee base. The weakness comes from an instinctive desire to work with, nurture and care for the dependents. Yet, employing a person in the wrong job and for the wrong reasons will only lead to bad results.
A well-structured business has: (1) a family employment policy; (2) job descriptions;
(3) an employee manual; and (4) an operating agreement.
A family employment policy is a prenegotiated understanding of how, when and under what circumstances a family member might be eligible for employment. Though not legally binding, it is drafted by the owners and presented to family members as a written guide for measuring who is eligible for employment.
Job descriptions spell out the duties and responsibilities of each position, including pay, benefits and performance evaluations. Job descriptions are important but often overlooked in a family operation. Senior leaders expect family members to be actively involved, but they forget that young folks need direction and guidance.
An employee manual contains the family employment policy and job descriptions. In large operations, it details how promotions are handled and expectations for professional
development and education.
An operating agreement is a legally binding document that the owners agree to follow when making important decisions. The term "operating agreement" often refers to an LLC. In a corporation, it refers to bylaws, and it can also refer to an agreement between partners. An operating agreement helps business owners make objective decisions and manage contentious issues in a structured way. It can also:
To tailor an operating agreement for your farm operation, download the "Operating Agreement Design Tool."
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How many people truly understand the process of making an insurance claim, especially after they have been injured or their home has been damaged? While many people are aware of the terms and conditions of their insurance policy coverage, they are less familiar with the true process of filing a claim and doing so successfully. Unfortunately, many insurance companies and the agents that work for them have taken to unsound practices of denial, sometimes refusing outright to pay a claimant in need. Looking for any excuse to dodge their responsibility to make good on an insured individual's claim, they will instead search for reasons not to make these payments.
Residents of Florida are at great risk of suffering from the damages caused by hurricanes, sinkholes and even fires. A region densely covered in limestone and susceptible to the geographical location in which it is situated, Florida is known for its intense hurricanes and dangerous sinkholes. It is precisely for these reasons that homeowners throughout the state have invested in insurance policies to protect their safety in the event that disaster strikes. But what happens when the insurance company in which you have invested is not equally invested in you? What are you supposed to do when your insurance policy is not respected by the agent representing your case? In times like this, you need a professional that you can turn to for support and guidance. Givens Givens Sparks is here to provide you with exactly that.
Making an insurance claim for damage that was done to your home is hardly the smooth process it is described to be. More often than not, claimants are met with many difficulties in their attempts to complete the process with success. This is particularly evident by the number of claim denials that are made each and every year. Eager to increase their own profits, insurance agents can be incentivized to withhold money to the very claimants that need it the most. Invalid refusals and denials are often acts of insurance bad faith and they deserve to be taken to a legal professional who can work on the claimant's behalf.
If you and your attorney can prove that 1) an insurance company failed to stay true to the terms and conditions of your policy, and 2) an insurance company acted without reason when they made their denial, you can justifiably take the matter to court claiming insurance bad faith. Often, insurance companies will use any reason they can find to deny or cut short a claim that was made by the victim of a hurricane, flood, fire, etc. Their drive to do so is so strong in some cases that the simplest error made during the filing process may be used against you. When this is the case, you can and should take legal action and we are here to help in your efforts to do so.
Having your claim denied or returned too low does not have to be accepted at face value. In fact, it shouldn't be if you have reason to believe that the denial or lowballing is the result of a deliberate act of bad faith on behalf of your insurance agent. The best way to make this determination is by having a qualified attorney review the claim and then assess the reasons for denial. If the justifications made by your insurance company don't match up with the terms of your insurance policy, there is necessary reason to take action. While in some cases the discrepancy may be due to a misinterpretation of your policy by the agent who is representing you, many times it is a deliberate act taken under the assumption that you would not fight back. Regardless of the reason why you were denied or cut short, the fact of the matter is that you stand to benefit greatly by involving a legal professional in the matter.
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The congressional "super committee" on deficit reduction should consider comprehensive tax reform, two Republican members of the panel said on Thursday at the bipartisan committee's first meeting.
Representatives David Camp, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, along with Senator Rob Portman said such reform could be a key to bringing down the deficit and spur economic growth.
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While they run willy nilly attacking the problem in a comprehensive manner they continue to ignore the following word in the dictionary which is compress.
By definition a comprehensive approach is all well and good until the comprehending fails to compress the problem into a workable solution.
Comprende ?
Fair Tax.
I wonder if any of these people now sitting on this unconstitutional 'super committee' of Congress, now having degenerated into an old "sovietski" styled politburo have read the "Government Fraud and Waste Report"…probably not!
We're dealing with apparatchiks here, smug in their incumbency with little serious focus on solving this nations financial crisis.
This nation is in harms way with this 'group of 12′ determining the financial fate of our nation.
We're in the sweephand mode to the midnight of our destruction. Financial icebergs are ahead and no one from the Captain; I.E., Obama to the madmen and women in the engine room who are simply responding to his inept orders of making flank speed to national oblivion.
Carl Nemo **==
Love the picture of the trash cans in your link, Carl.
Oh, wait, that's waste that is dealt with; Oh… by the government. Oh dear.
It's not like they have much time for considering anything very complex! This is the deficit reduction committee. In their very limited time frame before Option B kicks in, they can propose some program spending cuts, propose elimination of some tax loopholes and subsidies, and propose some higher tax rates. Those are pretty much their only options. They just don't have time to work out anything more elaborate.
Once they come up with a combination (or possible combinations) of those, Congress has to pass something that meets the deficit reduction goal by the deadline. That takes some time, too.
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The Human Body Is A Tensegrity Structure
As I've said in earlier posts, bones and muscle are not responsible for holding our structure and shape. For convenience's sake, it is easier to perceive ideas in an easier, digestible manner so we can assert some order and logic in the world around us. The simpler and more inaccurate way to look at the human body … Continue reading
The Investing Layers of Fascia
The layers we are concerned about in the bodywork sense are the superficial and deep layers of fascia. For comprehension purposes, it is easier to perceive and study these layers as separated within the body, but remember they are all interconnected, and anatomically, the layers are difficult to distinguish from one another. There … Continue reading
What is Fascia?
A common misconception about the human structure is that we are mostly made up of muscles and bones, and it is our skeletal system that holds us up and our muscular system giving us the ability to move our body parts. In actuality, it is connective tissue that comes in many forms that supports our structure and gives our bodies their shape. Bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons are the flexible forms of firm Continue reading


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How to Make Your Own Laser-Cut iPhone/iPod Stand
The older Apple iPods used to come with stands. Nowadays, there aren't any stands included with your purchase. Even so, the free ones were cheap, plastic affairs. Making your own little stand isn't as hard as you might think. For starters, you don't absolutely need access to a laser-cutter. Laser-cutters are precision machine-operated tools that follow a guide map to cut materials. Since the stand is quite small, we think that you can use some old fashioned elbow grease to get it done.
Tod Kurt created this great little iPhone/iPod stand from four pieces of laser-cut acrylic scraps. It's really easy to make if you have access to a laser-cutter. The problem is that most of us don't. Basically, what this boils down to is creating the shapes so that you can assemble the stand using four screws. Let us just warn you that if you don't use a laser-cutter, chances are that your stand won't be as regular sided as the one in these photos. However we think that it doesn't matter. It's hard to make something transparent as this look bad. We think that uneven edges from using a sharp knife will actually look good.
You should use the .svg files as a guide to create your stand. We thing that wood could also work well. Using a chisel and some manual labor, we are sure that you can shape the pieces together. The only thing left is to drill holes in them and assemble them by using screws. The .svg file can be printed out, it's an image file made to scale. There are four pieces to carve out. The last piece is used as a stand to make sure that the cable doesn't prop the stand up. Kurt used pieces that were 1/4" of an inch thick. The first two have an opening to fit the iPod/iPhone connector. It's kept in place by friction, so make sure you don't cut it too loose. The 3rd and 4th slice have a channel to let the cable escape from the back. The bottom part helps to keep the stand stable. Kurt has a few suggestions on his build. He says that the base could be made wider so that the stand is more stable. That is an option for this build. Let us know how you can improve this design in the comments!
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Another good stand is the one that comes with the Incase Slider as pictured here...
A better picture of the s-stand...
I got a dock for the 3GS (same as 3G) off of eBay for $4.50 (that price included shipping).
It was a ringer for the one Apple sells for $29. I thought so highly of it, I bought a 2nd dock (price went up to $4.99!!)
I'm all for the do it yourself but in this case buy it worked very nicely!
If you use a dremel or some other not-a-laser-cutter, it probably won't just come out not as even, it won't be transparent anymore. I doubt anyone would be able to get it buffed enough to be clear.
That kind of defeats the "hard to make something transparent look bad" thing.
Additionally, it looks a little unstable with the iPod/iPhone balanced up there precariously like that. It might be nice to make it wider.
I think you are right about the Dremel. Best to use some kind of very sharp knife. The Maker behind this build suggested adding a base that was more stable.


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This is Peter Mahovlich. He was the 2nd player taken in the history of NHL's drafts (#2 overall, 1963). The first player taken (Garry Monahan) ended up getting traded for Peter Mahovlich 6 years later. The Detroit Red Wings used to be a pretty terrible team, and their trading of Mahovlich (to Montreal, of course) was pretty typical of their style. Old timey Red Wings fans (my father in law is one and has an exceptional memory) tell stories of the Red Wings of the early '50s turning over a lot of their roster in the summers when they won the Stanley. Crazy stuff.
Detroit turned the corner miles ago, and one of the reasons is scout Hakan Andersson. There's a great article up at nhl.com that gives the reader a very nice look into how things get down in the Red Wings war room:
- "I've heard that some teams have meetings 10-12 hours a day prior to drafting. But we settle things quicker than that. I think part of that is the fact our scouting staff has been the same group for years. The majority of us have been together for 10 years. I find that if we're discussing a European player, we'll take a smaller discussion to the table with me, Vladdie (Vladimir Havluj) and either Jim (Nill) or Joe (McDonnell). The three or four of us will work that out and talk about the player. I do know my mind is on the draft 24 hours a day when its coming up. Jim Nill and Joe McDonnell make the decisions but just before our pick is coming up, they'll say, 'Hakan, one more time now. We're looking at this guy. What's your gut feeling?' It's nothing big or anything, but basically do I like him or not."
Another article that should be of interest to Oiler fans is a nice writeup on the Oilers site about last season's draft. Mike Sillinger makes the comments (he's the new KP) and has some interesting things to say.
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For those of us who are used to Kevin Prendergast's verbal, the negative words ("haven't" and "hasn't") stand out. Having said that, Abney's offense has a long way to go before we can call him a power forward; maybe Sillinger has some KP in him after all.


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Known for his achingly hip take on urban sartorial, BLK DNM designer Johan Lindeberg has turned his attention to editorial pursuits with the new poster-sized BLK DNM Gazette, crammed with artwork, collaborative essays and interviews. "The magazine should be a cultural forum of inspiration to manifest the BLK DNM aesthetic," says Lindeberg. With stylist Aleksandra Woroniecka as editor-in-chief, the debut issue features photography by Peter Lindbergh and Horst Diekgerdes as well as contributions from model Hannelore Knuts, jewelry designer Waris Ahluwalia, and artists Terence Koh and Scott Campbell, plus illustrated portraits of the roster of contributors by Nate Lowman. A limited-edition run of 10,000 copies will be distributed with online orders and available on a "pay what you want" basis at the New York–based brand's temporary shop in SoHo, POP 1, with proceeds donated to Free Arts NYC. Below, we excerpt a conversation between director and sartorial icon Wes Anderson and Hampton Fancher, actor and screenwriter of cult classic Blade Runner.
Hampton Fancher: There's a question that I never asked you before… Do you feel loved by me?
Wes Anderson: Yes.
HF: Because if you don't…
WA: I do!
HF: You actually feel loved by me?!
WA: I do, yes…
HF: You're right!
WA: Do you feel loved by me?
HF: Not like you might feel loved by me…
WA: Really?
HF: But that's my problem, you know. I might feel less worthy of being loved—not that you feel worthy of anyone's love and not that I emote love better than you do, so you can receive it better than I do.
WA: That's how you felt over the years... Did you notice that I've always reached out to you or wanted to be connected to you?
HF: I don't know… I love that you like me.
WA: Now that's been a long time.
HF: Well, I met you before The Minus Man [Fancher's 1999 directorial debut]. You had already finished Bottle Rocket, you were probably finishing Rushmore when I met you, right? I think I met you through Owen [Wilson], right?
WA: So it was like '96, let's say…that's 15 years ago!
HF: Yes. I didn't know you. They sent me Bottle Rocket.
WA: After you saw the movie, that's when you were interested in Owen for The Minus Man?
HF: I was not interested in Owen. I never wanted him in The Minus Man. I told him when he came to meet me in New York.
WA: I remember. He said that he had met you. He told me, "I had this meeting with this very interesting guy—you would like him, real odd. I might meet him again at some point." When did you decide that you wanted him?
HF: I liked him, but I wanted an actor who was better at acting than I was at directing. You know… someone who would blow me away. And I knew he hadn't had a career, stage-wise. I liked him, though—we hung out and drank a bottle of wine. I didn't know until later that he wasn't drinking at that point. He wanted the part bad enough to have a glass of wine. His agent called saying, "I know you are testing," but I said, "every day is taken," and he said, "when is the last day?" I said "Friday," and he said, "could he come in at the end of the day and you just test him?" That was a favor… And he came in.
WA: And you thought, "Oh, this is the guy I should have"? I remember the way you described his face, you said, "I like this creamy shit."
HF: I wanted to shoot him close up to get that texture, but I didn't manage to get it… I just had some French dream about his skin…
WA: Well, you know, often there's something that you have in mind, that you specifically want to get, and then you don't feel you got it. But then when people see the movie, they always take it all a different way, and the thing you think you didn't get is the thing they did get. Everybody has got their own private reaction.
HF: That's the amazing thing about movies because they're dreams, and you're telling somebody about a dream… You tell me a fucking dream right now and I tell you what it means and it won't be what you think it means, you know?
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The GHWA and the WHO Secretariat, in consultation with key partners, developed a template to identify HRH areas and pathways requiring further efforts, and invited WHO Member States, institutions, stakeholders and partners to make new HRH commitments which they could announce at the Forum. The HRH commitment template serves as an advocacy instrument, facilitating policy dialogue around relevant pathways for evidence based HRH actions, and provides adaptable examples structured according to the AAAQ (Availability, Accessibility, Acceptability and Quality) framework. WHO country offices, WHO regional advisers, staff members in the GHWA Secretariat, and selected member organizations of GHWA have supported focal points in national ministries of health to identify HRH commitments. To date, we received 83 commitments (57 from Member States, 26 from other constituencies, entities and organizations). 70 HRH commitments by countries and other stakeholders were presented during the Third Global Forum on Human Resources for Health (HRH) in Recife, Brazil, through five dedicated track sessions.
All the commitments are now available on this site. You can choose to download the entire collection of commitments or individually visit the countries/institutions you might be interested in. Each country/ institution has a dedicated page with an extract of the commitment as well as the full commitment document submitted. Where applicable, the video's of the commitments being announced have been /will be uploaded. All extracts are/will be made available in English. The full commitment documents are in the original language submitted - whether English, French, Spanish or Portuguese. GHWA has not altered the language of the commitments, in order to avoid misinterpretation.
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- AEMRN network (Afro-European Medical and Research Network)
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- International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP)
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Soundgarden has just announced some special configurations of their first album in 15 years , King Animal . In addition to releasing a standard CD, the band will drop a deluxe edition, an iTunes version and a box set.
The deluxe CD version and digital deluxe version of the album will feature the standard album's 13 tracks, as well as demos of "Worse Dreams," "Black Saturday," and "By Crooked Steps." The iTunes deluxe version contains everything from the digital deluxe issue, along with an additional demo of "Halfway There."
In addition, Soundgarden has put together the King Animal Box Set , which features a vinyl copy of the album, a deluxe CD version of the release, an exclusive live DVD of the band's performance in Hyde Park, and five exclusive lithographs. That package is slated for release on January 31, 2013. You can pre-order the box set now at the band's website .
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Multiple Sclerosis Glossary
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is the last stage of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease, a viral disease that slowly destroys the body's immune system. AIDS is typically diagnosed when a person's number of immune system CD4 cells, or T-cells, drops below 200. When a person is diagnosed with AIDS, he or she also has become affected by diseases and conditions, possibly including cancer, which may attack the body in the absence of a strong, uncompromised immune system.
A protein produced by the body's immune system that recognizes and helps fight infections and other foreign substances in the body.
Autoimmune disease
An autoimmune disease is one in which the immune system attacks the body's own tissues.
Clinical trial
Clinical trials are scientific studies involving humans that help researchers gain a better understanding of how new treatments and vaccines work. In a clinical trial, researchers hope to answer questions about the new treatment, as well as to evaluate its safety and efficacy. There are ethical and legal regulations that clinical trials in the United States are required to follow.
Cognitive function
Cognitive difficulties are problems with cognitive functioning, which include the intellectual activities of thinking, reasoning, remembering, imagining, or learning words.
Crohn's disease
Crohn's disease is a disorder that causes parts of the digestive tract to become inflamed and swell. Crohn's most commonly affects the lower small intestine, or the ileum, but it can affect any portion of the digestive tract. The most common symptoms of Crohn's disease are diarrhea and abdominal pain.
Genetic predisposition
Having a genetic predisposition to a condition, disorder, or disease means that a person's inherited genetic composition makes it more likely that he or she will develop that condition, disorder, or disease. If the genetic makeup of potential parents makes it likely that their child will be predisposed to a serious genetic disorder, genetic counseling with a healthcare professional is usually recommended.
Glatiramer acetate
Glatiramer acetate is a treatment for relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS) that may extend the amount of time between relapses.
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) destroys the body's immune system, thereby leaving the body open to attack by other viruses, bacteria, or other harmful foreign substances. After HIV has destroyed a certain amount of the body's immune system, the infection progresses to acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). To date, there is no way for HIV to be completely eradicated once it enters the body.
Immune system
The immune system protects the body against potentially harmful substances, also called antigens. When the immune system detects an antigen, it initiates the immune response. This is a complex series of events that work together to eliminate the threat the antigen poses to the body.
Immunomodulators are a type of treatment that can be used in patients with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis. Immunomodulators work to alter a patient's immune system so that the MS disease course may change. This may result in fewer and less severe multiple sclerosis symptoms, and also slow the disease's progression. When immunomodulators work, they can reduce a patient's chances of disability, and thereby have the potential to enhance future quality of life.
Intravenous (IV)
The passing of medicines into a vein through a needle attached to a tube.
An infusion is the process of flowing a solution into the body, usually through a vein.
Interferon is a protein the human body produces to help defend cells against viral attacks. Certain types of interferon can be used in the treatment of chronic hepatitis B, chronic hepatitis C, multiple sclerosis (MS), and some types of cancer.
An MS lesion, or plaque, is an area of the central nervous system's myelin sheath that has started to deteriorate. This process is also called demyelination. An MRI test can be used to create an image of the MS lesion.
Leukemia is cancer of the blood that occurs when bone marrow begins to produce abnormal white blood cells, or leukemia cells. These abnormal cells eventually begin to outnumber other cells in the blood, making it difficult for the blood to do its job in the body properly. There are many different types of leukemia, each named for the type of leukemia cell most present in the body.
Lymphoma is a type of blood cancer that starts in the lymphatic system, a part of the body's immune system. The lymphatic system includes lymph nodes, the spleen, the liver, and bone marrow. When a person has lymphoma, the lymphocytes, or white blood cells, in the lymphatic system become lymphoma cells. The lymphoma cells then reproduce to create lymphoma cell masses, which can crowd out and hinder the other, healthy cells working in that part of the body.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a method of creating images of the inside of the body. MRI uses powerful magnets and radio waves to produce these images. Along with other devices, MRI may help confirm or determine a diagnosis. MRI can be particularly helpful when diagnosing disorders of the brain or spine because they can provide detailed pictures of certain regions of the body that are difficult to see using other types of scanning devices.
Mechanism of action
A mechanism of action describes the physical and chemical processes that bring about a particular action or reaction. For example, the mechanism of action of a drug details how exactly the drug reacts with body cells, tissue, or organs to produce the intended outcome.
Mental function (see cognitive function)
MS fatigue
Multiple sclerosis fatigue is a type of fatigue that can affect 75% to 95% of multiple sclerosis patients, and can affect a person's ability to complete simple, daily tasks. It may occur because the energy required for him or her to move or breathe is far greater than the energy a non-MS patient would need to do the same thing. This can leave a patient completely exhausted. There are energy-conserving techniques related to fatigue due to mobility and respiratory problems that a patient can learn to help him or her treat MS fatigue. If these don't help, the fatigue may be classified as primary MS fatigue. This is normally treated with a variety of lifestyle changes.
It may take some time to diagnose and treat MS fatigue because of the need to eliminate all other possible diagnoses, and to work out a viable treatment plan.
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease that affects the brain and spinal cord. It is thought to be an autoimmune disease, and it is characterized by the demyelination, or destruction, of myelin sheath. Myelin sheath is the protective covering for the nerve fibers of the central nervous system, and helps the nerve fibers transmit electrical impulses between different parts of the body. When myelin sheath is destroyed in MS, messages between different parts of the body are not transmitted as effectively. After the myelin is destroyed, scar tissue called sclerosis is left behind in the damaged areas, which are referred to as lesions or plaques. This damage to the nervous system can result in a myriad of symptoms, including vision problems and difficulty with muscle movement, coordination, and balance.
There are 4 clinical types of MS: relapsing-remitting, primary-progressive, secondary-progressive, and progressive-relapsing.
Multiple sclerosis (MS): Primary-progressive
Primary-progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS) accounts for about 10% of MS diagnoses. This type of MS is characterized by a slow and steady worsening of symptoms. There are relapses in PPMS, but the worsening of symptoms may occasionally speed up, slow down, or even get better for a time.
Multiple sclerosis (MS): Progressive-relapsing
Progressive-relapsing multiple sclerosis (PRMS) affects about 5% of people with MS. It is characterized by steady worsening of symptoms and occasional relapses.
Multiple sclerosis (MS): Relapsing-remitting
Relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) accounts for about 85% of all initial MS diagnoses. People with RRMS have isolated relapses. When not having a relapse, someone with RRMS is partially or completely without symptoms.
Multiple sclerosis (MS): Secondary-progressive
About 50% of people with RRMS develop secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS). This happens gradually, usually within 10 years of the initial MS diagnosis. People with SPMS have fewer and fewer relapses, but begin to have constant, steadily worsening symptoms.
Myelin sheath
Myelin sheath is the thick, soft, white, fatty layer of protective material around nerve fibers. This material is called myelin. If the myelin sheath around nerve fibers deteriorates or is destroyed, it can interfere with the fibers' ability to transmit messages successfully from one part of the body to another.
Nerves transmit messages between different parts of the body, including the brain, organs, muscles, and joints. Each nerve is a bundle of nerve fibers. Nerve fibers are composed of processes called axons and dendrites. These processes can be either afferent or efferent. Afferent processes lead toward the brain and transmit sensory stimuli to the brain from other parts of the body. Efferent processes lead away from the brain and direct bodily contractions, or movements.
The neuron is the type of cell that makes up nervous tissue. It consists of a nucleus and processes. The processes include axons and dendrites. Neurons transit impulses to and from the nervous tissue.
Nocturia causes a frequent need to awaken and urinate at night. People with nocturia may get up 6 or more times per night to urinate. Treatment for nocturia may involve medication and testing to determine underlying causes.
Organ transplantation
Organ transplantation involves removing part or all of an organ from one body and transferring it to another body.
A placebo is an inactive substance used in controlled experiments, such as clinical trials that are evaluating the efficacy and safety of a drug. While one group of experiment subjects is given the drug being investigated, another group is given the placebo. This placebo group is used as an untreated, similar population against which the treated group is compared.
Shingles (herpes zoster)
Shingles (herpes zoster) is a viral infection that affects adults. It is caused by the varicella-zoster virus, the same virus that causes chickenpox in children. When a person has shingles, he or she will break out in a painful rash on a portion of the body. Shingles is often triggered by stress in adults that had chickenpox as children, but it can also appear in people with weakened immune systems. This may include patients taking therapies that suppress the immune system, HIV/AIDS patients, and patients with certain types of cancer.
Spasticity is muscle stiffness and an inability to control the affected muscles. Treatment for spasticity may include physical and occupational therapy, as well as medication. Spasticity is one of the most common symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS).
A transfusion (or "blood transfusion") is the flow of blood or blood plasma through a tube and needle into a person's vein or artery.
White blood cells
White blood cells, or leukocytes, defend the body by attacking and destroying antigens, such as viruses, bacteria, and other infections. They are produced in the bone marrow and are always present in the body. However, the number of white blood cells will usually increase significantly when they are fighting a disease or infection. The 5 types of white blood cells are lymphocytes, monocytes, neutrophils, basophils, and eosinophils.
A person's white blood cell count can be measured, and is sometimes used to determine if the body has an infection, or to find out if the body's immune response is working properly.
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I took a trip to Main Street to get my first look at the newly remodeled fishing pier and was duly impressed. With a fishing rod in one hand and a pad and pencil in the other, I was able to stroll out onto the planks unencumbered. No gates or fees to negotiate. The pier offers free fishing daily from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. in the summer months and from 7 a.m. until 5p.m. in the winter. Hallelujah! Someone finally got it right. I did not see bait being sold on the pier, but I'm pretty sure that will come. When I arrived, it was nearly low tide and the Atlantic was very calm. At 7:30 in the morning there were already 20 fishermen trying their luck, and a quarter of those were kids. Countless strollers supplied a continuous stream of questions for the anglers. "What is that thing? What do you usually catch here? Can you eat that? And do you ever catch sharks?" were the most common queries. I met a nice young couple who was out for a walk before breakfast. Chris and Sandy Ledbetter were down from Crossville, Tenn., to attend the races and had decided to linger in their nearby hotel to enjoy The World's Most Famous Beach. I gave them a little racing history and pointed to places where the land speed records had been set. We spoke of the fishing and I admitted that my own efforts had so far been futile. We watched a few nice whiting come up and I mentioned that they were the most common fish in the surf and pretty good eating, too. We spoke of the pelagic species like mackerel and blue fish that often provide action on the local piers. The Ledbetters were appropriately impressed with our area and told me they would love to move here. Together we watched dolphin playing in the waves and then a nearby angler landed a spadefish. The fisherman snapped a quick picture, showed it to us and then released it. Spadefish are a nice species to show to tourists, for they are as close to a tropical as we have swimming locally. I was hoping on my first visit to the pier to speak with a fisherman who had fished it on opening day. I imagined that after being closed for several years, there must have been some nice fish lingering below. I was not able to find that person, but one fellow told me that the construction workers had done very well before it opened. Each day before and after work they had landed nice reds and black drum. I knew it! I missed out.
The Daytona Beach pier is in nice shape. The floor planks are new and the rails are sturdy. It looks as though it is ready for the tempests that will eventually test it. I enjoyed being out once more in the place where I have caught so many fish and once even saw a concert from the early 1960s group, The Shirelles. The parking there is iffy and you will have to work at it some but the value of a fishing pier to a Florida community is incalculable. It provides entertainment for young and old and inspires tourists like the Ledbetters to dream of living here. As an aid to the Chamber of Commerce, it is invaluable. Oh, by the way, if you go, you may also notice that there is a pretty nice restaurant, there as well.
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Product DescriptionStan's ZTR Alpine Disc Rim has a shape that is based on their previous lightweight champion, the ZTR Olympic, yet the Alpine is lighter. The ZTR Alpine Rim is designed for those who need the lightest possible rim for racing. And like the name implies, climbing with a superlight rim such as this makes you long for extended sufferfests high in the mountains. Compared to the ZTR Crest, it's 1mm narrower at 20mm inside and 10 grams lighter. As Stan's No Tubes continues to improve their BST, or bead socket technology, their rim weights continue to plummet. On the Alpine, the bead hook is nearly imperceptible and the sidewalls are just tall enough to allow a seal with the bead of the tire. As they trim the fat from the outer portion of the rim -- the sidewall and bead hook, they can add material as needed to the wall thickness to ensure that the ZTR Alpine is strong enough for racing, yet light enough to satisfy the nitpicking weight weenies.The shorter BST sidewalls are stronger, more ding resistant, and lighter. The inside of the rim is perfectly matched to the bead seat diameter of a 26" tire. This makes the tubeless seal a good one, though the tires will be a very tight fit on the rim. In our experience, a set of thin but flat levers works best for installing/removing the tires. To make them tubeless you'll use Stan's yellow tubeless tape and one of their tubeless valve stems or one cut from an old inner tube. Stan's BST tubeless system creates tubeless seals that burp less, leaving you with more air inside your tire and not on your mind.Stan's ZTR Alpine Disc Rim is anodized Black or powdercoated White with red decals and is available with 28 and 32 hole spoke drillings. The 17.5mm deep, V-shaped rim is pinned, welded, and machined at the joint for a true sidewall. They will work with or without tubes. If you're building your own wheels, you'll need to know that they have a 536mm ERD. The claimed weight is 330g.
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I don't know if you've ever been to London, but if there's one thing this city is lacking it's coffee and sandwich shops. Many's the time I've found myself approaching people in the street, saying, "Hey, you know what this city needs? More cafes." Because there just really, genuinely aren't enough. I mean, take supposedly gastro-friendly Spitalfields Market, for instance; there are only four Prets, three EATs and two branches of POD in a five-minute radius. And as for fusion taco stalls and Evisu stores? Don't even get me started. Honestly, it's like living in Brezhnev's Russia sometimes.
It seems the good people at the Southbank Centre share my opinion, as they'd apparently like Londoners to forget about that world famous unofficial skate park next to the Royal Festival Hall and instead associate the area with places where you can spend an hour's pay on a sandwich. The planning committee has announcedplans to "refurbish" the area and move in high-rent retail units, shunting the skaters from the brutalist, graffiti-splattered enclave of banks, ledges, and stairsets they carved out themselves, to a new council-built spot beneath nearby Hungerford Bridge.
A video shot at Southbank and other nearby spots in 1991.
It's an expensive development, coming in at a reported $183 million. There are a lot of fierce opinions flying around, as well as a petition addressed to Lambeth Council, the Southbank Centre, London Mayor Boris Johnson, and the Arts Council. Naturally, the skate community and anyone who has a vested interest in London not becoming a massive shopping center on the outskirts of Guildford are up in arms about it. We went down to Southbank to gauge what the local heads were thinking and find out what the future holds for the site, the skaters, and London as a whole.
Lev Tanju, from our film Skate World: London.
Since I was too busy listening to Cypress Hill on my Discman outside a nearby chain music shop to get involved in the early Southbank scene, I thought I'd speak to somebody who knew what they were talking about. Lev Tanju, founder of Palace Skateboards, is someone who's been skating Southbank for 15 years.
I asked Lev about the first time he ever skated Southbank, when he was young and "proper shit" (his words, not mine). He painted a picture of a lost time, the days before South Bank looked like a Richard Curtis set.
"It was kind of at its most legendary then, because it was before South Bank was redeveloped. There were no shops or cafes, it was like a no man's land. The only people there on the regular were homeless people and skateboarders, and the skaters there at that time policed the place and wouldn't take shit from anyone. There was a feeling that you had to know someone to skate there."
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How Do You Store/Display Travel Mementos?
Since it's Escapes month here at AT and we have yet to get away, we've been thinking a lot about the keepsakes brought back from past trips. We display mementos throughout our house, like on the vintage industrial shoe rack shown above. What about you?
A September 2007 NY Times "Room to Improve" column offered these suggestions:
- Display photos, stationery, maps, business cards and ticket stubs in "small, similar-looking frames, which allows you to create a pattern of photographs and printed items across a single wall."
- Take your paper souvenirs and découpage an object.
- "If you have a mishmash of three-dimensional items like plastic statuettes and snow globes, the best way to create visual impact is to group many examples of one type of object — like vases or masks — or items with similar colors or textures. Display them in a cluster on a tray, table or shelf. The more pieces you add, the bigger the statement."
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I don't like to have a lot of tchotchkes, so I don't buy a lot of keepsakes when I'm traveling. I do, however, buy one small Christmas ornament (or something I can use as a Christmas ornament) that is easily identifiable as coming from the location where I was traveling. And then I hang them all on the Christmas tree each Christmas. It's a once a year travel display, and they don't take up much room when I store them for the rest of the year.
We buy a box wherever we go. It can be a small wooden box, or a tin box, or a bowl of some kind - I think the rule is, it must store things and have a lid. Otherwise, it's kind of loose.
They are easy to incorporate into our space and double as a place to hide things. We got our favourite one last winter in Mexico, an old little trunk.
I do this:
JenS64- I do the same thing.
Since I usually buy some sort of craft or vintage brooch (or two). I wear them -- one at a time -- on the lapel of my jacket. It's a rotating display.
We usually pick up a cheap replica of a landmark from where ever we are. Our collection is growing and some are really beautiful miniatures, and some are gawdy and tacky. BUT it's our little collection to remind us of our travels.
I like the idea of buying a box! I love little boxes!!
I keep things in shoe boxes, labled, and in a corner. One day I will decorate the boxes better, but for now it keeps. I also tend to buy at least one item for proper display: A pen and ink sketch from Prague, a rather large football flag from London etc.
My harder task was how to display my love of theatre without having to put up window cards. So instead I bought a huge (2 foot by 6 foot) old framed print from the 40s, the print was hideous, but the frame was beautiful, so now I paste the ticket stub from every show I've ever seen on it (I think this idea would work great with ticket stubs from flights and trains for travel).
I have about 2/3 covered. I am a bit concerned about what to do when that runs out....


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SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
21 October 2009 at 8:02am
I followed the guide for Dreamweaver CS4 in the wiki ( http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=tools:dreamweaver ) but even after closing Dreamweaver, it still will not treat *.ss files like html or anything.
Anyone got this to work ?
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Re: SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
23 October 2009 at 4:34pm Last edited: 23 October 2009 4:34pm
I hate to be that guy, but the easiest solution is to not use Dreamweaver. YAY NETBEANS!
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Re: SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
24 October 2009 at 10:38am
I haven't had a lot of luck with Dreamweaver, these days I use Aptana (http://aptana.com/) with the PHP plugin.
Works with SS files like a charm .
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Re: SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
25 October 2009 at 3:27am
I got it working fine on CS4 for mac, I don't think there was any trick. I still prefer using Coda though. Aptana's interface was too un-mac-like and it wasn't interacting with the clipboard properly. But it has a lot of great features.
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Re: SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
25 October 2009 at 6:29pm
@dalesaurus : Plus one for NetBeans, I thought Aptana was a good IDE until I made the switch. I do miss the way that Aptana provides CSS previews though.
Have you found a way to make Netbeans manage highlighting and indentation for the template tags? Right now I have the program set to treat .ss files as html but find it annoying that the auto formatting doesn't indent the contents of <% control %> and <% if %> blocks.
@Ryoken : All I can offer are some basic trouble shooting questions.
- Have you double checked the files to make sure that the changes were made in the correct place and that they are still there?
- Do you have any Adobe processes running in the background? If so they might be causing the old setting to persist and you may need to do a full restart.
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Re: SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
26 October 2009 at 4:58am
Hi Mo,
I use Aptana too, but I don't know, how I can get a syntax-highlighting in a ss-file.
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Re: SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
26 October 2009 at 1:01pm
@JL, unfortunately not. I enabled the ss file ext as an HTML page which gets me by I hope to be insanely bored some day soon and write s set of SS specific templates. I don't know how hard writing a syntax highlighting package is but how hard can it be?
Fake Edit: http://wiki.netbeans.org/ParsingAPI Answer: ummm not trivial
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Re: SS Files in Dreamweaver CS4
27 October 2009 at 2:41am
i use CS4 with SS and it works fine. here is how i did it.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS4\configuration\Extensions.txt .... add the extension SS under HTML Documents and PHP files save and close.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS4\configuration\DocumentTypes\MMDocumentTypes.xml
add SS extension as below
<documenttype id="HTML" internaltype="HTML" winfileextension="html,htm,shtml,shtm,stm,tpl,lasso,xhtml,SS" macfileextension="html,htm,shtml,shtm,tpl,lasso,xhtml,ssi,SS" file="Default.html" writebyteordermark="false">
make sure DW is closed and you have write permissions to these folders
hope this works for you guys
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