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"Infanta AND Real, Quezon" Infanta by monina_c
Infanta Travel Guide: 1 reviews and 7 photos
...there's no listing in the VT database for the town of Real, Quezon. So needs must that i lump these 2 towns together in one travel page.
I took the trip to Real and Infanta last Nov. 24-25, 2012 with a group of friends from the travel group FUNtastic Philippines. VTers Chelli and JunB. were also part of the group.
The towns of Infanta and Real Quezon are a good weekend destination for those who are looking for alternative places to spend their rest days (not that you'll really get any rest). Infanta and Real are starting to get recognized as a good destination for surfing and wakeboarding too.
For more information about this town please go to the Infanta Municipal Government website:
- Pros:not crowded
- Cons:Not as developed -- which is actually a good thing :)
- In a nutshell:good weekend destination for nature lovers
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The Center for Education Reform reports that North Carolina has a weak charter school law. The process to open a charter school is very difficult, and the North Carolina Charter Schools Advisory Board is the only body that can approve of charters. However, as of 2011, the state completely lifted the cap on the number of charter schools allowed to operate in the state. In all, over 50,000 students attended one of the state's 107 public charter schools in 2013, according to the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools.
According to the Keeping Pace with K-12 Online Learning report, the only online opportunity available for North Carolina students is offered through the state-led North Carolina Virtual Public School (NCVPS). There are no additional statewide or district online programs. However, the state virtual school is the second largest in the U.S., with 88,716 course enrollments for grades 9-12 in the 2010-2011 school year, a 20 percent increase over the previous school year. In January 2013, legislation was passed regulating the funding and requirements for state-led virtual charter schools. However, there was high opposition towards the North Carolina Virtual Academy and a judge ruled in July 2012 that virtual charter schools could not be opened because they did not have the approval of the state Board of Education.
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The Chicago Critics Film Festival announces the final wave of titles screening as part of this year's event. The first film festival to be created and curated entirely by a film critics association, this year's lineup will include the latest works from such acclaimed directors as Ira Sachs, Ti West, Alice Winocour, Werner Herzog, The Ross Brothers, John Michael McDonagh and Patricia Rozema and stars like John Travolta, Ethan Hawke, Tatiana Maslany, Alexander Skarsgard, Michael Pena, Ellen Page, Karen Gillan, Evan Rachel Wood, Adam Scott, David Byrne, Nick Kroll and Jenny Slate, all of which will be making their local debuts. The festival will run May 20-26, 2016 and will be held once again at Chicago's historic Music Box Theatre. Passes are now on sale at http://www.musicboxtheatre.com/collections/CCFF2016
In addition to the films, a number of filmmakers and actors will be on hand to introduce the screenings and participate in on-stage Q&A sessions afterwards. As previously announced, actor Craig Robinson ("The Office," "This is the End") and writer/director Chad Hartigan ("This is Martin Bonner") are scheduled to appear on behalf of the festival's Opening Night selection, "Morris from America." Actor Adam Pally ("Happy Endings"), who appeared at last year's festival with "Night Owls," will return with the indie comedy "Joshy." Acclaimed indie filmmakers Ira Sachs ("Love is Strange") and Ti West ("The Innkeepers") will present their latest efforts, "Little Men" and "In a Valley of Violence." Actor Martin Starr, director Logan Kibens and screenwriter Sharon Greene will attend the Closing Night presentation of their film, the locally-shot "Operator." More guests to be announced.
Created by the Chicago Film Critics Association in 2013, the festival offers a selection of films comprised of recent festival favorites and as-yet-undistributed works from a wide variety of filmmakers ranging from award winners to talented newcomers chosen by members of the organization, the only current example of a major film critics group hosting its own festival. Like the seven previously announced titles, these titles come from around the world and offer viewers an eclectic array of film covering a wide variety of styles and genres that will offer something unique for moviegoers.
Having already announced an initial slate of seven additional films and two programs of shorts, the CCFF is proud to announce that the following titles will be a part of this year's festival lineup:
American Fable: In this Illinois-shot thriller set during the 1980s, an 11-year-old girl (Peyton Kennedy) is torn between doing the right thing and loyalty to her beloved father when she makes a shocking discovery inside the silo of her family's failing farm. Writer-director Anne Hamilton and co-producer Kishori Rajan are currently scheduled to appear with the film.
Another Evil: In what could be described as a darkly funny cross between "Paranormal Activity" and "The Cable Guy," a modern artist discovers a ghost haunting his family's vacation home and employs an "industrial-grade exorcist" in order to rid themselves of the spirit. As it turns out, the paranormal investigator just might prove to be more terrifying to him and his loved ones than the actual ghost.
Contemporary Color: When art rock icon David Byrne was asked by a color guard to use one of his songs as part of his performance, it inspired him to put together a project in which a group of artists (including St. Vincent, Nelly Furtado and Byrne himself) would come up with new songs that they would perform as live accompaniments to ten color guard troupes in a 2015 show put on at the Barclays Center. This documentary from Bill and Turner Ross (who made the wonderful "45365") offers viewers a look at the resulting performances and a behind-the-scenes glimpse of how it all came together.
Dark Night: Loosely inspired by the horrific real-life movie theater shootings in Aurora, Colorado and Lafayette, Louisiana, this controversial drama, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, follows the lives of a seemingly disparate group of residents of Sarasota, Florida whose lives intersect at a movie theater that becomes the latest tragic result of America's obsession with guns and inability to grapple with the problem of mental illness.
Demon: Uninvited guests at a wedding can always be a horror but that is especially true when they are of the supernatural kind. That is illustrated in this update of the Jewish legend of the dybbuk by late filmmaker Marcin Wrona in which a bridegroom finds himself possessed by a malevolent spirit while in the middle of his own wedding celebration.
Disorder: In this tense psychological drama from Alice Winocour (who directed "Augustine" and wrote the screenplay for the Oscar-nominated "Mustang"), Matthias Schoenaerts plays a former soldier suffering from PTSD who is hired to serve as the bodyguard for the wife and child of a rich Lebanese businessman living in Maryland. Although the setting seems peaceful enough, the soldier sees threats everywhere but is he just more alert than everyone else or is the real danger closer than even he thinks?
First Girl I Loved: In the latest film from writer/director Kerem Sanga ("The Young Kieslowski"), 17-year-old Anne (Dylan Gelula) has fallen in love with the most popular girl in her high school (Brianna Hildebrand, better known to you as Negasonic Teenage Warhead from "Deadpool"). Of course, the course of true love rarely runs smooth and when she confesses to her best friend (Mateo Arias)—who has secretly nursed a long-standing crush on her—he does everything he can mess it up.
The Fits: In one of the more talked-about entries at this year's Sundance Film Festival, this drama focuses on an 11-year-old tomboy who becomes fascinated with a dance team that she sees working out at the gym. After she joins up and struggles to fit in with them, things grow mysterious when the other member begin to succumb to an unexplained outbreak of violent fits and fainting spells.
In a Valley of Violence: John Travolta makes his first appearance in a western in this bloody saga about a mysterious stranger (Ethan Hawke) who vows revenge on several residents of a town, including the local marshal (Travolta) after they do something horrible to his only friend. Ti West, who has become a big name in horror circles in recent years thanks to films like "House of the Devil," "The Innkeepers" and "The Sacrament," is scheduled to appear to present the film, which marks his first crack at the western genre as well.
Into the Forest: Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood star in this drama about a pair of sisters living with their father in a remote house in the woods whose bucolic lives are upended when the electricity goes out seemingly everywhere one day with no explanation and never comes back. When tragedy leaves them to fend for themselves, they do what they can to survive the dangers of a world teetering ever closer to apocalypse.
Joshy: A large cast of up-and-coming performers, including Thomas Middleditch, Adam Pally, Alex Ross Perry, Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, Lauren Graham, Jenny Slate, Joe Swanberg, Kris Swanberg and Nick Kroll drives this comedy from Jeff Beana ("Life Without Beth") about a man who uses what was supposed to be the weekend of his bachelor party as an opportunity to reconnect with some of his old friends. Pally is scheduled to appear at the screening.
Little Men: Ira Sachs, whose last film was the acclaimed "Love is Strange," returns with this drama about two teenage boys who strike up a friendship that is threatened when their parents become involved in a dispute over the renting of a dress shop in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. Sachs will be on hand to introduce the film.
Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World: For his latest documentary, the great Werner Herzog turns to the Internet to examine it from the history of its early days to speculations as to where it is heading and what that means for us all. Along the way, he interviews programmers, hackers and ordinary people whose lives have been changed by its advent—not always for the better—and leaves viewers both wary and intrigued by the possibilities to come.
My Blind Brother: In this debut feature from Sophie Goodhart, an expansion of her short film of the same name, s romantic rivalry develops between a successful blind athlete (Adam Scott) and the loser brother (Nick Kroll) who serves as his helper to try to overcome the guilt he feels for being responsible for the blindness over a woman (Jenny Slate) who, because of her own feelings of guilt, finds herself sleeping with the latter before volunteering to serves as the former's new helper.
Nuts: Utilizing equal parts charm and chutzpah and harnessing the then-growing power of radio advertising, Dr. John Romulus Brinkley made a fortune in the early part of the 20th century after claiming to have discovered a way to restore virility to impotent men through a process that supposedly involved grafting goat testicles into their scrotums. Using Clement Wood's "The Life of a Man: A Biography of John R. Brinkley" as a framework and utilizing various forms of animation, filmmaker Penny Lane spins a story so strange and audacious that, much like the good doctor's claims, it may almost seem too good to be true.
Operator: Martin Starr and Mae Whitman star in this comedy-drama about the eternal clash between life and art that centers on the marriage of a computer programmer and a budding comedian that is threatened when one utilizes aspects of the other as part of their own work. This year's Closing Night film, Starr will be appearing at the screening along with director Logan Kibens and co-writer Sharon Greene.
The Other Half: Making his directorial debut, Joey Klein presents this drama about a young couple (Tom Cullen and Orphan Black's Tatiana Maslany) who struggle to make their new relationship work in spite of the guilt that he feels over a personal loss and her bipolar issues. Henry Czerny and Suzanne Clement also appear in this drama that received raves following its debut at SXSW earlier this year.
Under the Shadow: Set in Iran during the time in the 1980s when the country was reeling from the effects of revolution and their long-running war with Iraq, this horror film from writer-director Babak Anvari follows a mother and daughter who are trying to cope with those ordinary upheavals when an evil presence begins to inhabit their home. Arguably the most acclaimed horror film to emerge from Sundance this year, this film has been compared favorably to such recent genre favorites as "The Babadook" and "It Follows."
War on Everyone: John Michael McDonagh, the writer and director of such films as "The Guard" and "Calvary" (which played CCFF in 2014) returns with this provocative comedy about two corrupt New Mexico cops (Alexander Skarsgard and Michael Pena) whose practice of framing and blackmailing every criminal that comes their way is upended when they go up against one (Theo James) who may not be so easily intimidated. Tessa Thompson, Stephanie Sigman and Paul Reiser in this rude, audacious and decidedly politically incorrect work.


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FDA Approves Tamiflu for Newborns Despite No Safety EvidenceActivism, Healthy Living, Healthy Pregnancy, Baby & Child
On December 21, 2012, the FDA expanded use of the anti-viral drug oseltamivir, known by the brand name Tamiflu, to children as young as two weeks old.
Not in the slightest.
While shocking, this recent move is yet another demonstration of the FDA's unrelenting spiral to complete and utter lunacy in its decision making.
How the FDA could approve a drug like Tamiflu for children so young when it is already under scrutiny in Japan for a possible link to suicide and other abnormal behavior in children is totally incomprehensible.
As recently as April 2012, the FDA even recognized that oseltamivir, the active ingredient in Tamiflu, was associated with "abnormal behavior, delirium, including symptoms such as hallucinations, agitation, anxiety, altered level of consciousness, confusion, nightmares, delusions" as possible side effects of pediatric patients taking the drug.
The most compelling reason which calls into question the FDA's approval of Tamiflu for infants is a 2010 study published in the The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal which found that off label use of Tamiflu in babies resulted in 84 of the 157 infants (average age 6.3 months) experiencing complications from the medication the most serious being meningitis (1%), pneumonia (6%), and otitis media (1%).
No Safety Studies on Tamiflu for Babies
There are certainly no controlled, randomized, placebo-controlled trials on the safety of Tamiflu for babies as testing on babies is obviously considered unethical – so what possible evidence could the FDA have used for this unfathomable decision?
Did the FDA just extrapolate data from previous studies on Tamiflu use in adults and older children to justify the decision? Is this possible despite the fact that infants have not yet developed a blood-brain barrier that is able to keep a chemical out of the brain, which grows at its most rapid rate the first year of life? In addition, a baby's detoxification mechanisms are also inadequately developed to remove a chemical out of the body quickly enough to prevent damage.
Neither of these biological facts were obviously considered in the decision. Babies were simply assumed to handle the drug in a similar manner to adults or adolescents!
It is abundantly clear in the rendering of this decision that the FDA was only attempting to please Roche, the manufacturer of the active chemical ingredient in Tamiflu, whose shareholders are undoubtedly extremely concerned about the December 15, 2010 report from the World Health Organization (WHO) that viral resistance to Tamiflu is growing.
The FDA was not in any way attempting to protect the public or help save babies' lives from the flu by expanding Tamiflu to infants. Rather, it seems quite apparent that the move is an attempt to boost Roche's short-term profits from the drug before expanding viral resistance renders Tamiflu ineffective and it becomes yet another Blockbuster drug relegated to the Big Pharma dustbin.
Didn't know that your tax dollars are being used to pay the salaries of Federal bureaucrats who frequently operate as de facto corporate employees rendering decisions solely to benefit the bottom line of private companies? Welcome to the Brave New World of Corporate Socialism.
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Sources: Tamiflu Side Effect Concerns Grow After Japan Deaths
FDA Approves Neurotoxic Drug for Infants Less Than One
FDA Expands Tamiflu's Use to Treat Children Younger Than 1 Year
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Wow really
Okay, soooo…. I hate to break it you all you conspiracy buffs but NO medicines currently in the market now are actually TESTED on infants under 12 months. None… Like really. So if your whole basis for shock is the fact that this drug hasn't been tested on babies for its effectiveness ( really?) then start throwing out every and any medicine you may have in your closet now….it wasn't tested either.
There are other ways to determine efficacy of a drug…and aside from the hallucinations ( very concerning) the other side effects mentioned are actual symptoms/ complications of the flu itself…so…. Yeah, if those alarm you so should getting the flu in the first place.
Yeah, just thought I'd sprinkle some sense into the fear min getting being spewed on here….but don't mind me,
On with the freaking out!!!
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Penelope Paisley via Facebook
How long until doctors start waking up and realizing they're doing the dirty work for the biggest evil?
Cindy Swalboski Stauffer via Facebook
Oh and a side effect? More diarrhea… Wtf? How can they even call this a treatment for flu?!
Cindy Swalboski Stauffer via Facebook
I was scared and gave it to my son at 2.5 years old when he had swine flu. Big mistake. He must have been hallucinating, was uncoordinated and running into things and waking up with nightmares. I didn't do my research in advance (we were rushed and scared) and later I found out it decreases the illness maybe one day! Sooo not worth it. Not to mention that I am sure that tamiflu use will just cause flu virus to mutate more and tamiflu will become even more ineffective…
Gabriella Iacobone via Facebook
Jana-the MIDWIFE insisted?! It really is a scary world when you can't even trust a midwife, or often ND's (they usually recommend a lowfat, vegetarian and soy-filled diet, ugh.) It's up to us to take care of ourselves, sadly.
April Brown via Facebook
In 2003, I contracted the flu while in the hospital with my 10mth old recovering from RSV. Her pediatrician gave me a Rx for Tamiflu. LLL didn't know much about it. While I did get better, my baby would not nurse because all of a sudden she was sleepy. I stopped taking the Tamiflu and she wasn't sleepy anymore, nursed and got better.
Tamera Hicks via Facebook
Nothing EVER surprises me any more!!!
Marilu Martinez-Vargas via Facebook
Sadly, too many are taught to never question the doctor.
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Jana Makela via Facebook
I took it pregnant and gave it to my little ones we were so sick and so scared and the midwife insisted.
Kathleen Hassett via Facebook
OMGosh!!!!!!!!!! Have you all read the side effects of this? I'd rather have the flu! I hate big pharm!
Sarah Owens via Facebook
They recommended it for my 5 year old. Never have I been so greatfull that I couldn't afford the $212 out of pocket expense.. The whole family got the flu and beat it in a week with rest and vitamins. My doctor made me feel guilty for not filling it. Screw you, was all I could think…
Amy Renner Whalen via Facebook
Umm, how do we know that these aren't just complications from the flu and not a problem with the drug?
"…oseltamivir, the active ingredient in Tamiflu, was associated with " abnormal behavior, delirium, including symptoms such as hallucinations, agitation, anxiety, altered level of consciousness, confusion, nightmares, delusions" I have had high fevers (which is common with the flu) and suffered from several of those symptoms, and I have never had Tamiflu.
"…off label use of Tamiflu in babies resulted in 84 of the 157 infants (average age 6.3 months) experiencing complications from the medication the most serious being meningitis (1%), pneumonia (6%), and otitis media (1%). " Again, these are all common complications from the flu, whether or not you have taken Tamiflu.
Just sayin'.
Anna Kenfield via Facebook
Yes I'm aware. Does anyone listen or trust our conventional for-profit doctors anymore?
Shawnicy Barnhart via Facebook
If the FDA says it is safe don't eat or use it.
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
Anna Kenfield most conventional doctors do!
Anna Kenfield via Facebook
Do people listen to the FDA anymore?
Nakia Nieves-Talavera via Facebook
Hopefully parents are Smart enough to do their own extensive research and not just give whatever to the poor kids who happen to be the victims of their ignorant decisions. Smh
Sarah Nunez via Facebook
Totally typical for Big Pharma and their FDA shills.
Melissa Schlosser Haas via Facebook
Not surprised
Vanessa Kendall via Facebook
Phoenix Frost Ulfhamr via Facebook
Man….. praying for all the families who don't know better
Stephanie Yurgen via Facebook
Susan Bender Binzel via Facebook
They recommended it for my 8 year old…
Tamara Lynn via Facebook
SMH so lame! They never get things right :/
Erin Tidwell Tovar via Facebook
Marcia Jones via Facebook
Absolute insanity! Fire them for sure!
we gave my son tamiflu when he was just over 2 years old and i still regret it. i didn't take the time to research it as i was scared and he had the swine flu. he totally had the hallucinations and was clutzy and hurt himself while on it. i hope there are no long-term effects!
Research D-lenolate (eastpark) as an alternative to prescribed flu remedies and shots. All Natural viral and bacterial fighter. It is olive leaf extract and very effective.
cindy L.
While I completely agree that this drug should NOT be given to infants or even young children, I don't like the idea of using a study that shows complications of pneumonia, ear infections, and meningitis as substantiation. These symptoms are very likely something that would occur in infants who are either misdiagnosed in the first place, or would occur as a secondary infection, such as middle ear issues. A psychiatrist told me recently that studies have to show ALL symptoms or so-called side effects–i.e., anything that the subject feels is reported during the study. So if they took tylenol and got heartburn (most likely due to poor diet anyway), the study would show a percentage of side effects being heartburn. So, in conclusion, I don't think studies are a good way to gauge good or bad science. Because we know that lots of studies are biased in that the drug companies are sponsoring them in the first place!
Shirley J
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The FDA cares only about making money for the big corporations. Giving such a powerful drug to babies is insane. Giving this drug to anyone seems like a very bad idea, given the comments above.
Much better to build up your immune system with real food. As for babies, the milk of a healthy mother will protect them from all kinds of illness.
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What else is new? My daily "flu shots" include eating the best foods I can find and the rest of the components of my health program. Why bother with this toxic garbage when natural ways exist to prevent the flu, like tonic herbs, among countless others? As an example, astragalus will prevent the flu and improve the overall health of a person short term and long term.
Helen T
I remember being shocked years ago when hearing about France's own Phen-Phen disaster.
There were pharmacists refusing to fill doctor's prescriptions for it: some of their clients eventually needed DOUBLE TRANSPLANTS.
At the end of this news report, the voiceover said, "And at this minute the FDA is approving this drug".
Barbara Torrey Centofante via Facebook
Veronica Santacruz via Facebook
oh dear!
Elise Anna Chavez via Facebook
A few years ago, my kids were exposed to H1N1. My son tested positive for type A flu (we opted to not test for H1N1). Pediatrician said to let it run it's course. He would only consider Tamiflu for my daughter because she has asthma, but in general, he did not like giving Tamiflu to kids.
I just saw a commercial for it and it said its only for use in adults and children 1 year or older (not that that makes it any better) so I'm just wondering why there is a contradiction..?
Nour Alrayyashi via Facebook
Nut jobs !!!
nuts! my friend 55 yrs old just went into rehab at a nursing home for 2 weeks. she refused flu shot becuase of all I have told her. but then let them give her what she said she was told what you take when you dont get flu shot. they made it sound like inasent drug! they gave her tamiflu. she then told them about what she was feeling. they told her it was not anything she was taking cuasing it. I read her the list of side effects to it. boy is she hoopin mad now. and I think she just got her wake up call and is ready to hear more about bad md scenice!!! just stay away from it all. tamiflu for babies…just anouther way to kill our kids!!!! sick bastards!
Julie Benoit via Facebook
It's not even "safe" to apply sunscreen on babies before 6mos., And yet they approve tamiflu for a 2 week old. Completely nuts.
Jessica Felix via Facebook
Refused a tamiflu rx for my 10yo with confirmed type A. He was feeling better with home care in just a day or two
Wendy Sellers-Brown via Facebook
Makes me want to vomit.
Angela Hardy via Facebook
It's hard to believe even an adult would take Tamiflu, especially after all those poor Chinese people started jumping off buildings. My dog received Tamiflu as a puppy for a Parvovirus infection. He now suffers from seizures.
Donna VanZandt via Facebook
seizures can be a very permanent side effect in toddlers 1 yr or at any age. I remember when the govt prevented thalidomide (sp) in the US for morning sickness. Great Britain had a generation of babies born with no arms or legs. The US just had a couple who had gotten the drug from GB.
Barbara Torrey Centofante via Facebook
@Donna Jenkins… have you been tested for MTHFR ? With that severe reaction you could have methylation issues which make pharma something you better be very careful of. Do not ever take Cipro or any of the other flourine/flouride medications and anesthesias unless you want to open the door to a cascade of health problems like bursting/tearing tendons, weakness, etc. I have a MTHFR gene mutation… so this happened to me. To forewarned is to be forearmed .
Sarah Couture Pope via Facebook
Jill-David Boman I agree .. totally beyond comprehension. You have to wonder how in the *world* they get away with this. We HAVE to stay educated don't we as most doctors are not up on what is truly going on.
Rick Hubbard via Facebook
Its all about greed and illegal payoffs as kids did you remember all the disclaimers and warnings on meds? That's when people actually cared about each other and the gov. did their jobs
Jill-David Boman via Facebook
Beyond comprehension. It's hard to believe that humans are behind decisions like this. Yes, I know the FDA is a big, monstrous, essentially useless protector of corporate profit, but still…PEOPLE make these decisions. Can't quite get my head around it. They have to sleep at night, right?
Monica Reads via Facebook
Carla Powell Henderson via Facebook
Disgusting. Truly, the FDA has ceased to provide anything of value to the world and needs to be dissolved for the betterment of society. Not only is Tamiflu associated with terrifying side effects and virus mutation, but even its own website boasts only a 30 hour reduction in flu symptoms. Compare that (surely exaggerated estimate) to the 3 to 4 DAY reduction in flu that elderberry extract has been clinically proven to accomplish–with no side effects, and for about 1/10th the price of a Tamiflu prescription! Natural solutions are far, far more effective and safe. Of course there is no multi billion dollar industry built around natural flu remedies so we don't hear much about them.
Sarah Couture Pope via Facebook
I have the utmost respect and admiration for MDs who buck the system and refuse to go along with the FDA and CDC insanity. They are really risking their careers and licenses by doing so. If you find one who thinks for himself/herself, they are KEEPER.
Renae Mcareavey via Facebook
Carol Reeves Mcdowell via Facebook
I think our MD"S could be our allies if they weren't so indoctrinated in the status quo. Then big pharma would really be in trouble. I think it is on us to educate them if they are willing to listen.
Donna Jenkins via Facebook
This stuff made me a paranoid crazy person for three days when I took it as an adult. I couldn't leave the house -and even the cat scared me!! NO WAY would I give it to my helpless children who could not reason away the symptoms.
Farah Gainey Vann via Facebook
I have lost so much trust in these services since becoming a mom
Andrea McDaniel Rhyne via Facebook
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Casey Shoemake via Facebook
I had the flu two weeks ago. The community clinic recommended my babies (3 & 1) get preventative doses. Thankfully my pedi won't use the stuff!
Sam Belina via Facebook
Yikes. I have a sick infant right now. Thanks for the info!
Kiya Tabb via Facebook
SO SCARY!! Why would anyone trust a drug company (or the FDA… or is that the same thing?) with their newborn?!
Sarah Couture Pope via Facebook
If anyone is still under the mistaken notion that the FDA actually works to protect the public, this decision should be the straw that breaks the camel's back! There is absolutely no reason whatsoever for this decision OTHER than attempting to boost profits from the drug for Roche who is probably concerned about evidence that there is viral resistance to the drug developing and the drug won't be used for much longer …
Konrad Mayer via Facebook
How long before people start fighting back in numbers?
Dana Green via Facebook
so, essentially, the world is "ending"……in a way?
Kele'n Len via Facebook
Kele: What?! That's terrible!!
Elizabeth Pedigo via Facebook
Loretta Mae Forman via Facebook
Im sure both my boys ages 3 &1 have the flu right now all i do is keep them as comfortable as i can let them rest as much as they want. I have added chamomilla because my 1 yr old is teething at the same time. I couldnt bring myself to drug them with something that's not even safe for a teen
Sarah Reddick via Facebook
Unbelievable. Those poor babies that will receive this. Billy Reddick
Amy Renee Guenst via Facebook
Jessica Hanks via Facebook
I mean, I know the flu sucks and all, but seriously?
My entire household had the flu several weeks ago: that included DH, our nephew staying with us (age 25) and both my boys (ages almost 3 and 8). They had to stay home for 2-3 days, run a fever, some chills, etc. Everyone was back to normal within a week. Even though I nursed all four guys for 3 days at home I did not get the flu. In fact, I've never had the flu, period! DH started saying something about getting the flu shot and I just said 'you'll be gambling on whether the strains in the shot will match what's in the air, plus you will probably have flu-like symptoms for several days after the shot anyway, and you'll be getting junk like aluminum and formaldehyde in the shot, too'. He gave up after that. None of us have ever had the shot and both my boys are vax-free. It was a bit inconvenient as I had to take 2 vacation days to stay home with the boys but they made it through virtually drug-free and without antibiotics, flu shots, Tamiflu, etc. I would do it again in a heartbeat! Too bad I did not have oscillococcinum on hand – I will definitely go get it next time!
I have taken Tamiflu and can attest that it absolutely causes hallucinations. Just what you need when you're already running a temp of 103!
My husband literally had to sit at my bedside because I was convinced that there were people watching me sleep. Not a good experience and it still took me 10 days to get better!
Tamiflu has only shown to reduce the number of days with the flu by 1.3 days AND that's only if you take it within the first 2 days of your symptoms. The flu or any viral/bacterial infection needs to just run it's course. Think of it as a workout for your immune system. The more it comes in contact with the stronger it will be and be ready for even more environmental attacks. The more colds and such that kids get before the age of 6 will improve their immune systems exponentially and be able to defend itself later in life. Eating nutrient dense foods, supporting local food providers, growing and cooking your own food–all of these things lead to a healthier lifestyle. My 2 year old got the flu (we all did) and she was over it in 2 days (she was still breastfeeding), all of us were well over it within 5 days, whereas it took most of the rest of our family (who all eat junk) almost a month to feel normal again!
Eh, they can get away with putting pharmaceuticals on the market without safety studies, but supplements are criticized for having "no evidence of safety".
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Our doctor prescribed Tamiflu for our two daughters just this morning. We chose not to fill the prescription. Our insurance PEIA will not even cover the full dose. They only cover the first 2 days of the dose and then we pay for the rest if we want it. My daughters are only 5 and 8 and we chose not to get Tamiflu. We NEVER get flu shots and have never had the flu until now. Our girls have been sick since Sunday and will be fine by Friday , when they are cleared to go back to school.
Good decision, Melissa. I have a college age friend who was exposed to "swine flu" supposedly and when he began being symptomatic, they gave him Tamiflu. Well, wasn't too long til he was on a ventilator fighting for his life. He went on the heart transplant list for a while and recently was taken off. They told him that it was from swine flu, but when I researched Tamiflu…oh my! Unbelievable side effects and he fit the profile. So, just always good to research anything that is put into the body and don't trust any website with a conflict of interest. Just finished watching "Farmageddon" for the first time and I am outraged at what is being done in the name of "science!" God save America.
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Disney has learned that if you bring back a classic cartoon in 3-D, you make many more dimensions of moola.
But I pray the same trend doesn't hit some other types of screen gems because in my lifetime, I absolutely never want to see the following:
*Gandhi in 3-D
Thrill to Mahatma's protruding ribs as he fasts his way into your face. And the sacred elephants will look even more excitingly grotesque than before. Best of all, the real Taj Mahal will finally look as majestically stunning as the Trump one!
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Watch James Franco trapped by a boulder, in scary extra dimensions. When he cuts his arm off, it practically flies right atcha! Fun stuff! Bring your favorite date.
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The attic will seem so much larger in this version that you'll wonder why they're even complaining about being so cramped! It'll look like a Park Slope townhouse.
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Picture it. Scary shit. Comic Jeffrey Ross once cracked to me that he actually saw this and "bitch reached down and grabbed my popcorn!"
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Not every animated film is a classic. Besides, it already was in 3-D!
Stop this madness already, Hollywood, before I triple deck ya!
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"Greedy" has the misfortune to forget that it's a comedy, just when we're beginning to smile. The movie has a promising first act, and then makes the mistake of taking its silly story seriously, with dreadful results: The last two-thirds of this movie plays like a sitcom without the laugh track - or the laughs.
Kirk Douglas stars, as a rich old man named Uncle Joe, whose relatives have named all their children, boys and girls, after him.
It's part of their long campaign to inherit his millions, made during a long career in the scrap metal industry. But Uncle Joe has no plans to die soon - not with Molly (Olivia D'Abo), his pneumatic British "nurse," modeling bikinis in his whirlpool bath.
Uncle Joe is well aware of the venal schemes of his hateful relatives, who hire private detectives in order to dig up dirt about each other. But there is one young man he remembers fondly: Daniel (Michael J. Fox), son of the black sheep of the family. Daniel's father was a liberal do-gooder who would rather fight for the rain forest than for Joe's fortune, and he walked out of Joe's life long ago - taking his son with him. But now Daniel is located by the relatives, and brought back to entertain old Joe with his favorite Jimmy Durante routines. If Joe likes Danny, the theory goes, maybe he'll leave his money to him instead of to the hated nurse. And then the family can make a side deal with Danny.
All of this is established in the movie's opening sequences, which are written with edge and energy by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel. They know the territory; their previous credits include such family comedies as "Cocoon," "Parenthood" and "Mr. Saturday Night." But here, after their good start, something goes wrong. They don't really create a family. Instead, they create a scrum of supporting actors who seem to move in and out of frame as a team. The most prominent of the greedy cousins is played by Ed Begley, Jr., who has been playing too many unpleasant relatives recently. Others are Bob Balaban, Phil Hartman, Jere Burns and Colleen Camp. They gnash their teeth at one another, they pull dirty tricks, they tell lies, they flatter Uncle Joe shamelessly, and mostly they fail to convince us of two things we need to believe: That they're a family, and that they're funny.
Danny, the Fox character, is a very bad professional bowler, who has a relationship with a TV sports producer (Nancy Travis). She believes in him, if not perhaps in his future as a bowler. Her character is essentially unnecessary; in a real comedy, she would have been out with the rewrite. Here she populates romantic interludes and acts as Fox's conscience. D'Abo, as Molly the nurse, has the tricky job of living off Uncle Joe's money without quite sleeping in his bed, although she doesn't recoil when his naughty old nose finds itself in her cleavage. Both Molly and Danny are required to almost lose their morals and self-respect, and then to regain them in a series of deadening scenes.
What Ganz and Mandel should know is that a comedy dies when the writers start taking the plot more seriously than the laughs. Who really cares about the issues involved here? If I want a movie that's really about greed, I'll go to the real thing - Erich von Stroheim's "Greed" (1924) from the Frank Norris novel "McTeague." (Wouldn't you know that Uncle Joe's last name is McTeague.) "Greedy" was directed by Jonathan Lynn ("My Cousin Vinny"), who never quite figures out how to juggle so many characters.
The set-up for "Greedy" promises a comedy, and so do the ads. What we get are the makings for some slapstick, and then a dreary series of dialogue-heavy scenes during which the movie shyly dips its toe into some deep issues. It's fun, of course, to see Kirk Douglas in action again, and it's not his fault Uncle Joe's relatives are all boring simpletons. But if you stay until the end of the movie, ask yourself this about Douglas's final scene: What was that all about?
This movie is trying to kill these women, but they endure.
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Henderson County children will have an opportunity to explore the world of kindergarten at the Kindergarten Readiness Rally 2005 from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Blue Ridge Mall.
The Kindergarten Readiness Rally is a free event for preschool children and their parents.
Kindergarten teachers from the Henderson County Public Schools will bring sample kindergarten activities. There will be free screenings and parents will be able to create child identification cards.
The focus of the activities will be designed for the 3- to 5-year old child, but all families are welcome. The Kindergarten Readiness Rally is sponsored by the Henderson County Public Schools, Henderson County Partnership for Children, Western Carolina Community Action and the Children and Family Resource Center.
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Mark Silk, the Sage of Hartford, looks at the new Pew numbers that compare the perceptions of the LGBT community as to the hostility of various religious groups versus the attitudes towards the LGBT community held by the adherents of different religion. That largest gap between those two numbers? Catholics. Silk writes:
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"By far the largest gap is in Catholicism — fully 59 points separate LGBT perception of Catholic unfriendliness from Catholics' support for societal discouragement. Simply put, the bishops have gotten the message across very well that the Church looks with disfavor on homosexuality, but the laity isn't buying it. Or at least, the laity isn't buying the proposition that society as a whole should follow the lead of the Magisterium."
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ok, to make this clear - we're all sounding like re****s to a degree, considering 85% dont specialize in this field, and another 14% THINKS they do. I guess the other possible 1% will specialize...
Supporting Brikhaus - its rather common knowledge that the MORE lean muscle you have, more energy/oxygen it is required to support those active functions. If this was NOT the case, we'd have a bunch of hurking big fighters out there. Understand, that'd be good for a 3-5 round sport, but this is a 10-12 round sport at the apex.
Dealt With covers this a bit, but its not about MORE, but about adapting the muscles to the function. Great example are endurance athletes (marathon runners/bicyclists), you definitely have a HIGH amount of endurance, with low muscle mass, for a multitude of reasons. Whatever the case, rarely do you see MORE muscle mass vs LESS muscle mass winning those races requiring a high amount of endurance.
Professional road cycling can be compared to boxing. Theres different type of cyclists suited or different type of feats/jobs. You have skinny man A who has massively big legs. These are the sprinters, they flail in the climbs/hills. But they generate alot of burst power to finish races in the flat races. You have skinny man B who has skinny legs. These are generally the climbers, they flail in the flat races, cuz they cannot generate alot of burst power thats needed. But they can do a high amount of repetition on a very low gear setting to continuously and climb a hill. (ok, this is a bad generalization and i acknowledge there are prob about 5-8 types of racers)
You can compare this to the physicality of boxers in general. Big powerful brutish guys are good for burst power and damage but only for a few rounds. Where leaner built fighters can go for 12 rounds fairly. Most seem to go as lean as they can, while tryiing to maintain a vast degree of their power. Depending on one's weight, they may look to bulk up more of course.
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