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"A Fabulous trip to the Salar de Uyuni" Uyuni by stripeykelly
Uyuni Travel Guide: 4 reviews and 47 photos
We left Tupiza around about 10am on the 30/10/05, eight of us altogether; out guide Panchito and his wife (our cook) Filomena, Juliette and Valerie from Argentina, Rob from England and John from Ireland. All lovely. We were all crammed into a jeep (not good for people with long legs) with our luggage and food for the next four days attached precariously to the roof of the vehicle. It was all very exciting.
Our first stop was just outside Tupiza, a collection of amazing conical rock formations in a gorge, which we had to all peer over in a nervuos fashion. Luckly the wind, which was pretty strong, was blowing up from the gorge, and not into it, else we might have ended up with a bit of an impaled mess - yuk! The landscape around was stunning, at 4000m one could see waves and waves of jagged mountains tunbling into the distance - I really felt I was in the Andes. For lunch we stopped beside a herd of llamas, is it just me, or do they have to most snobby expressions available for animals? They are very odd creatures, but pretty in their own way - and they taste good! The village of Carigillos, about halfway through our journey for the day, was the scene of a massive snowfall 3 years ago. The entire village was buried and 2 helicopters from Peru were sent out to try and recover the villagers. Panchito was part of the rescue operation. Amazingly only one person was badly effected by it, a small girl had to have her leg removed due to frostbite. Looking around the village today, at the start of summer and in such a dry and barren landscape it seems unfeesable that such an incident could have taken place.
Our next stop before our bed for the night was at a small rural village called San Pablo di Lipez, here we played football with some kids (it did feel a bit manufactured, but was good fun anyway), which just about killed us in the altitude. You really don?t understand how it effects you until you try to do anything physical! Although at the end of the day, the children were more interested in the sweets that Panchito gave them than us! Our nght stop was at San Antonio de Lipez, in the bottom of a slightly fertile valley. By the time the sun started to set the temperature plummeted, it was bloody cold, probably below zero. Bolivians in mountain regions also seem to forgoe any heating in rooms, thus was our first cold and near sleepless night. It didn?t help that we were informed that we had to be ready for 5am - still equally cold then.
Up at 4.30am - horrid, horrid. For the first hour in the jeep my toes were blocks of ice, and no one was in particularly good fettle. Our first stop of the morning was a mountain near Pueblo Fantasma, an abandoned 19th century Spanish town. The mountain associated with the town was the focus of some of the most brutal treatment of the native population during the colonial period. 1000s of people were forced to slave in the mountain?s mines for 12hours a day with little food, water or air, those that refused to work were decapitated. The perpetrators of this outrage lived in the village beside the mountain. I don?t know how anyone can live happily beside a place that causes so much misery at ones own behest. How very Christian!! The miners were eventually emancipated by Bolivar in the mid-1800s, the place was then abandoned. Panchito tried to get us to crawl down into the mines - no danger! We were not about to crawl 120m down into the bowls of the earth, especially when it was that cold!
We visited several lagunas next, each unique and stunning. Some had flamingoes, others bright green or blue, others very salty. My favourite had to be Laguna Verde with Volcan Licancabur, a perfect snowcapped cone right beside a beautiful green lake. This was then encircled by jagged snowcapped peaks, scenery (and alititude) to take your breath way. We then went to the thermal baths nearby, Sarah and I were brave enough to put our feet in (it was very nice), only the boys got naked!
Our final stop of the day were the geyers near Salar de Chalvivi, our highest point at 5000m - and you can tell, the air is so thin, and it is bloody cold! The geysers and mud pools are pretty amazing, a bizzare marsian landscape, and the noise! There are huge jets of stinky sulpher air being blasted out that sound like jet engines, you could easily go deaf. It is such a stark landscape compaired to the nearby snowcapped peaks and calm lochs, thinking back on it now, it still seems so unreal. Anyone going to Bolivia has to do this trip, it is fantastic.
We stayed the night at Huallajana, where we all bonded over ***head, the great International card game! The place was slightly warmer than the previous night, probably because we were all bungged in the same room. The lights were turned off at 9.45pm, a bit of a surprise, but some kiddies in the place were being torch bearer for the loos etc. My torch bearer was about 6 and proceeded to tell me off about my awful Spanish, and if I was going to La Paz then I would be stuck as no one speaks English. It was rather humiliating, but I had to agree with him!
Although I started day 3 in a fowl mood, it was soon removed by the beautiful sight of Laguna Colorado; a red laguna, populated by flamingoes and with perfect reflections of the surrounding mountains - lovely. We then visited 3 succsessive lagunas, all with flamingoes, was all turned into David Attenborough at that point, crawiling along trying to get as close as possible (I think we should leave it to the experts!).
The volcanoe of Ollag?e was pretty cool, especially as it is still active and smoking, and the Salar de Chiguana was very impressive. It is amazing to think that it was once part of the Pacific Ocean, now trapped over 4500m up in the Andes, it is hard to get one?s head around! Even scarier is the thought that it is only a thick layer of salt was between our jeep and the remainder of the sea below - mad!
We then visited an important indigeneous site near San Juan, a cave were mummies were buried (removed and hidden at the time of the Spanish Conquest - sensible) and a cave with unusual rock formations, dedicated to Pachamama. The actual area itself was dotted in fossilised cacti, rather stange features, looking more like petrified sea cucumbers. Although this was quite a nice little stop, it wasn?t all that impressive, especially when were had to pay more.
We stopped for the night at an actual hotel made from salt, and it was, because I licked the wall - not very pleasent. It is a cool building, and worth the extra fiver we paid for it. Like an igloo is seems to retain heat, definitely the warmest place in the whole trip. The entire place is made from salt, including the furniture, now I can boast that I slept in a bed of salt - ha! We even had a few beers to celebrate, which with the altitude did not exactly make me feel great the following day.
Note: Altitude Sickness can effect people in different ways, I suffered from horrible bloatedness and terrible wind, just to add embarressment to the discomfort. I thought that it was something I had eaten, but discovered that John and Rob were suffering equally. Don?t let the wind get you down!!
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On the final day of the trip we rose at 4.30am to watch the sunrise over the Salar. It was a spectacular sight, the red, orange and gold rays shooting across the pure white of the salt, combined with the dark hulking mountains around the horizon. It was amazing, unfortunately I don?t think I caught it on camera, it was too beautiful. We then stopped at the Isla de Pesca for breakfast. Made from coral and covered in cacti thia is quite a surreal place, right in the Salar, but lovely too. Standing on top of the island you can see the total vastness of the Salar de Uyuni, with the Volcan Tunupa, snowcapped and pink in the early morning sun, towering over the plain.
After breakfast we drove into the Salar properly, and spent a good hour or so taking photos, the monotonous white of the Salar allows all sorts of manipulations of perspective. So to be honest we spent a good while pissing about and having a great time. One thing though, please don?t forget your sunglasses in the salt hotel - yes yours truly with her huage brain- as the sun it very bright and it can hurt alot, I had to bail out after a while. The remainder of the trip was driving across the Salar, with Panchito pretending that he was a racing driver, slightly unnerving. We stopped briefly at the salt hotel actually on the Salar, it wasn?t as nice as the one we stayed at, and we had to pay 5bolivianos to use the smelly unhygenic loo, defnitiely a bad tourist trap!
We arrived in Uyuni in the early afternoon, after stopping at a train graveyard for lunch. It was sad to say by to everyone, but all good things come to an end!
Uyuni is not the most pleasant of places, it you do stop there make it brief and get out, there is nothing much to offer apart from mediocre pizza places.
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Great photos and descriptions. I'd love to visit the Salar. Can you go there independently or do you have to go in a tour group?
This sounds like quite an adventure ! And I realized that I was freezing while reading :-) Must be hell of interesting there with all that geologic history ! 5000 m - wow !!
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having problems with a paypal dropdown menu. The picture should explain everything. http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=z8z1t&s=7
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Did you find a solution to your issue? I'm having the same problem.
I'm having exactly the same problem.
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Any resolution to this PayPal and WordPress glitch?
I too am having the same problem. The dropdown does work when you use the Add drop-down menu.
This problem is ONLY with the Add drop-down menu with price/option.
Please update this thread if anyone has a solution.
Just ran into the same problem. I contacted PP and they said it was a WP problem.
I was given this link by the PP tech support. But I'm almost a total newbie so I can't make heads or tails out of it.
If anyone comes up with a simple solution, please post it here.
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Not sure why you don't want me posting in existing topics. Doesn't this forum work like others?
I don't know what other forums you have used but here we actually do want people to start new topics.
So even if I'm posting a comment or question on the same topic I should start a new one?
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So NealFox. Did you figure out the issue? If you have more than one item that has drop down menus on the same page, does that mean you will never be able to go back to view mode? (as opposed to html view?
This is all very well for those of us who can get by in html, but what about when you have clients that want to add more items? There must be a workaround.
[Personal comments about forum moderation removed] I think that NealFox thought that he was offering a solution but he just didn't understand what it meant.
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find each extraneous </select> <select name="os0"> pair and delete them.
This is a word press problem that manifests itself when you switch between VISUAL and HTML mode in the Edit Page EDITOR.
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I meant to add that I found this site that makes paypal button for $15. Haven't checked it out but some might find this a workable solution
I believe eyeglu's solution / code sample works. I edited the code on my WP page and it works great!
esmi - Chill out, I am sure WP would love it if you could be a bit, uhm... nicer?
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Milton Hershey School
|Milton Hershey School
Milton Hershey School is one of the world's best private schools, offering a top-notch education and positive home life to children in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade from families of lower income at no charge.
|Hershey, Pennsylvania
United States
|40°16′12″N 76°37′36″W / 40.27000°N 76.62667°WCoordinates: 40°16′12″N 76°37′36″W / 40.27000°N 76.62667°W
|Private boarding school
|November 15, 1909
|Peter G. Gurt[1]
Elementary Division: Carol Schilling
|Admission process
|Number of students
|>2,000 [2]
|Campus size
|2,640 acres
|Campus type
|Gold & Brown
|football, soccer, track and field, cross country, baseball, softball, field hockey, swimming, diving, wrestling, cheerleading, basketball, hockey
|The Hershey Company
|Office of Admissions: (800) 322-3248
|>U.S. $7.8 Bn; provided by the Milton Hershey School Trust[3]
The Milton Hershey School is a private philanthropic (pre-K through 12) boarding school in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Originally named the Hershey Industrial School, the institution was founded and funded by chocolate industrialist Milton Snavely Hershey and his wife, Catherine Sweeney Hershey. The school was originally established for impoverished, healthy, Caucasian, male orphans, while today it serves students of various backgrounds. The Milton Hershey School Trust, which funds the school, owns controlling interest in The Hershey Company and owns the Hershey Entertainment and Resorts Company (HERCO) which oversees many of the area hotels along with a theme park called Hersheypark. With over eleven billion dollars in assets,[citation needed] the Milton Hershey School is one of the wealthiest schools in the world. The school is overseen by a Board of Managers.
The school currently serves more than 2,000 students. A member of CORE: Coalition for Residential Education, it is the largest residential education program in the US.
History of the school[edit]
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"It was Kitty's idea," Milton Hershey always said when he spoke of the Hershey Industrial School. "If we had helped a hundred children it would have all been worthwhile."[4]
Fifteen years younger than her husband, Catherine Hershey developed an undiagnosable illness circa 1901, and was increasingly sickly for years.[5] Hershey's father, Henry, had been highly intelligent, but not too realistic; his get-rich schemes never worked too well. Hershey did not cope well with the instability; he had attended seven different schools, yet never made it into the fifth grade,[6] so when Kitty was unable to bear children, the Hersheys decided to give needy kids the kind of upbringing he never had. Milton and Catherine Hershey established a home and a school for "poor, healthy white, male orphans between the ages of 8 through 18 years of age."[4]
On November 15, 1909, Hershey signed over the 486-acre (1.97 km2) farm where he had been born, complete with livestock, to start the school. In 1910, Nelson (age 6), and his brother Irvin (age 4) were the first to arrive. Their father, who had worked as a polisher in a Mount Joy foundry, had died after a long illness, and their mother couldn't support six children by taking in laundry. Their brother William, 2, was too young to be admitted for two more years. Another pair of brothers, sons of an Evangelical church's pastor, arrived a few days later.[4] The first class consisted of 10 students,[7] and by 1914, there were 40 boys enrolled in the school.[4]
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While Hershey consulted with experts on managing the school, he used three guiding principles to ensure the students had a good education, a sense of stability and security: every graduate should have a vocation, every student should learn love of God and man, and every student should benefit from wholesome responsibility. The vocational education program started with a woodworking shop, where the boys made their own beds and chests. Although Hershey was nonsectarian, claiming the "Silver Rule" as his religion, Sunday school was held regularly at the home. Starting in March 1929, the boys got the responsibility of doing daily chores in the dairy barns.[4]
After Kitty's death in 1915,[5] Hershey gave his entire personal fortune - thousands of acres of land, and controlling interest in the company, worth US$60 million - to the school. He continued to be involved in the school's operations until his death in 1945.[4]
The organizational papers were modified in 1933, allowing the school to accept older students, and again in 1951 to change the name of the school from the "Hershey Industrial School" to the "Milton Hershey School." In 1968, the school was racially integrated, although it wasn't until 1970 that the organizational papers allowed that, and another modification in 1976 allowed female students, who started arriving in 1977.[4]
In 1989, the school stopped requiring students to milk cows twice daily, reflecting a changed focus from vocational to college preparatory education, but students were still required to perform chores.[4]
Students and student life[edit]
Admissions are based on five major admissions criteria: (1) Age, (2) Financial Need, (3) Social Need, (4) Potential To Learn, and (5) Geographic Preference.[8]
The school gives preference to students from Pennsylvania, and especially to students from Dauphin, Lancaster, and Lebanon counties.[8] Tri-county students account for 28% of the student body, with another 49% coming from elsewhere in Pennsylvania. The remaining 23% of the student body comes from 34 other states and from the District of Columbia.[9] In 1982, Milton Hershey School admitted its first international students, Ian and Edward Ritchie from Ottawa in Ontario, Canada.
As of 2009[update], the student population of the school is 1,818. Girls outnumber boys 945 to 873. The students are 46% Caucasian, 30% African American, 11% Hispanic, 1% Asian, less than 1% Native American and 12% other.[9] Approximately 47% of the students have siblings who also attend MHS.[10]
A married houseparent couple with child care experience provides full-time supervision for each residence, caring for 9 to 13 children of the same gender, and about the same age. A student will share his (or her) bedrooms with one or two other students.[10]
As of August 2007, all students in their Senior year live in the Transitional Living program, which places 4 students in an apartment, five apartments in a building, and two coordinators to oversee their actions. The program exists as a college-prep movement, in response to polls of MHS alumni which showed that many alumni felt unprepared for college. The TL program is notably more relaxed than the student homes, with fewer restrictions and rules. Transitional Living students are taught how to purchase food for themselves and are required to submit meal plans to their coordinators. According to the 2012 Health and Wellness Initiative introduced by the school, these meal plans must conform to healthy eating standards. They are additionally expected to maintain a regimented level of cleanliness throughout their apartments and common areas.
Students are "plainly, neatly, and comfortably clothed, without distinctive dress".[8] Students wear a uniform of "coordinated clothing" to classes and other designated school functions. School policies say students may have a limited amount of approved leisure and dress wear, and if the student's family or sponsor cannot buy it, the school will.[11]
Each child is encouraged to explore belief in God and in prayer, although the school is non-sectarian.[8] By school policy, students are required to attend a weekly Judeo-Christian chapel service on Sunday mornings.[12]
Student homes, academic buildings, and other facilities are mostly located within rough walking distance of one another. The centerpiece of the campus is Founders Hall with an auditorium seating 2700.[13]
In September 2007, the School opened its Springboard Academy, a program geared toward new incoming sixth and seventh graders, to help with transition into the core program. In 2008, the program changed from sixth and seventh graders to eighth graders. Springboard Academy was housed on its own campus, where about 84 students lived in cottage-like dormitories. The program featured a non-traditional curriculum, where reading and math skills were taught in an experience based setting. However, the program was designed to help reduce the attrition rate of students enrolling in Milton Hershey School, and after 3 years the program was shut down since no measurable evidence of its success could be established. The school's president, Dr. Anthony Colistra, officially announced the closing of the program in 2010[14]
Students are also encouraged to participate in activities such as visual and performing arts, athletics, student government association, mentoring/tutoring, and work-based learning.[15] The school has seen success in such activities such as track and field, boys' basketball, boys' wrestling, and field hockey. Its athletic teams participate interscholastically in District 3's Mid-Penn Conference.
The school is the nation's biggest and wealthiest boarding school for needy children, with $7.5 billion in assets for 1,900 students. Hershey spends about $110,000 a year per student, according to its nonprofit IRS tax filing, more than the nation's most expensive and elite prep schools.[16]
Violation of ADA[edit]
In December 2011, Milton Hershey School found itself in the midst of controversy after an HIV positive student was denied admission. In a lawsuit filed against the school on behalf of the unnamed boy, the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania claimed the school violated the Americans with Disabilities Act. School officials said that the boy was denied admission to protect other students. The school later apologized and offered the boy admission to the school, which he declined.[17]
Notable alumni[edit]
- Deesha Dyer, White House Social Secretary, graduated in 1995.
- Nellie King, a former major league pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, graduated from the school in 1946.
- Joe Senser, a former NFL star tight-end for the Minnesota Vikings, currently on the board of the Hershey Trust Company and Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Company, graduated from the school in 1974.
- Andrew Joseph Stack III, who flew a Piper Dakota airplane into an IRS Building in Austin, Texas as a tax protest in 2010. Graduated in 1974.
- Trymaine Lee, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and national reporter for MSNBC.[18]
- Garry Gilliam, Penn State University offensive linesman and NFL player, graduated 2009
See also[edit]
- ^ http://www.mhs-pa.org/about/mhs-president-2014
- ^ http://www.mhs-pa.org/about/student-body-statistics
- ^ [1], retrieved on Jan 25, 2008
- ^ a b c d e f g h Hershey Chronicle, May 27, 1999 Milton Hershey School, retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ a b Catherine Sweeney Hershey, retrieved September 22, 1006
- ^ Hershey History, retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ Admissions FAQ, retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ a b c d Second Restated Deed of Trust (1976), retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ a b Student Body Statistics, February 2014
- ^ a b About, retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ Dress Code, retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ Religious programs, retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ Founder's Hall, retrieved September 22, 2006
- ^ http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2010/04/post_84.html
- ^ http://www.mhs-pa.org
- ^ Fernandez, Bob (30 October 2011), How child-porn case led to Hershey School, Philadelphia Inquirer
- ^ The Milton Hershey School apologizes to HIV-positive student August 08, 2012, Kathy Boccella, Philadelphia Inquirer
- ^ http://trymaineleemsnbc.people.msnbc.com/
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Milton Hershey School and Milton Hershey the Man – Unofficial website with historical information about the school and Milton Hershey.
- The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS) school profile
- Hershey, Pennsylvania
- Educational institutions established in 1909
- Boarding schools in Pennsylvania
- High schools in Central Pennsylvania
- Schools in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
- Private high schools in Pennsylvania
- Private middle schools in Pennsylvania
- Private elementary schools in Pennsylvania
- 1909 establishments in Pennsylvania


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Government bans U.S. singer Kelly Clarkson from taking £150,000 gold ring once owned by Jane Austen out of Britain
- The singer bought the jewellery at auction last year
- Culture minister Ed Vaizey has put a temporary export bar on the piece
- The ring is one of only three surviving pieces of jewellery known to have belonged to the Pride and Prejudice author
As a self-proclaimed 'history nerd', American popstar Kelly Clarkson was happy to pay more than £150,000 for a ring that once belonged to Jane Austen.
But the 31-year-old singer has been told she cannot take the item out of Britain and back to her native Texas because it is a 'national treasure'.
Miss Clarkson, the first winner of talent show American Idol, saw off seven bidders in an auction at Sotheby's last year for the gold and turquoise ring.
Precious: The ring is one of only three surviving pieces of jewellery known to have belonged to Jane Austen
National treasure: Musician Kelly Clarkson, pictured at the Annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas earlier this year, has been told she can't take the ring out of the UK
Still in its original box, it was sold for £152,450 despite being expected to fetch only £30,000.
But when she applied for an export licence, a reviewing committee recommended that the ring should be kept in the UK.
Culture Secretary Ed Vaizey has placed a temporary export bar on the item in the hope a UK buyer can be found to purchase it.
He said: 'Jane Austen's modest lifestyle and her early death mean that objects associated with her of any kind are extremely rare, so I hope this simple but elegant ring can be saved for the nation.'
If no British bidder comes forward the Government will not be able to refuse an export licence.
But Miss Clarkson has indicated she will be willing to sell the piece of jewellery if an offer matching hers is made.
The export licensing decision will be deferred until September 30 and can be delayed until December 30 if proof emerges of a 'serious' UK buyer.
Miss Clarkson encountered a similar problem when she bought a first edition of Jane Austen's novel Persuasion, saying last year: 'We put in an export request but I can't take it out of the UK as they've named it a national treasure.'
After the author's death in 1817, aged 41, the ring was given to her older sister Cassandra and kept in the family until it was sold at the auction in London last July.
The ring is one of three surviving pieces of jewellery known to have belonged to the Pride and Prejudice author
The Government took the extraordinary step of putting an export bar on a classic £5million Bentley dubbed the 'Concorde of its day' to stop it leaving the country.
This 1929 four litre supercharged Bentley 'Blower' is regarded as one of the most significant cars in British motorsport history.
Its current owner forked out a world record £5,042,000 for the motor car at Bonhams' Goodwood Festival of Speed auction last year.
Classic: The government has put an export bar on the £5million Bentley dubbed the Concorde of its day
He has now decided to permanently export the single-seater car.
However, because the Bentley has been recognised as a 'national treasure' by authorities culture secretary Ed Vaizey has temporarily banned its export in the hope of finding a buyer.
Any interested parties would need to spend an agreed price of £5,149,800 for the car, which was raced by motorsport icon Sir Henry 'Tim' Birkin.
Birkin, a former fighter pilot, was one of the most famous of the Bentley Boys - a group of wealthy men who raced the British sports cars in the 1920s and 30s.
The Bentley has been recognised as a 'national treasure' by authorities
The 1929 Bentley 'Blower' is regarded as one of the most significant cars in British motorsport history
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His life was cut short in 1933 in a freak accident after he burned himself on an exhaust pipe during a race.
The burn became infected and he died from septicaemia at the age of 36.
His iconic Bentley was later bought by the horologist George Daniels, who owned it until his death in 2011.
The classic Bentley which was raced by motorsport icon Sir Henry 'Tim' Birkin (pictured)
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Hashimoto's Thyroiditis - Symptoms
The symptoms of Hashimoto's thyroiditis can vary greatly from patient to patient. What were your symptoms at the onset of your disease?
Comment from: Shirley, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: December 14
At the beginning, I was so tired I would lie on the couch just about every afternoon, too exhausted to keep going, and cry and cry. My nails are still very soft and break easily and some tend to curl under. I have very dry skin plus scalp acne. I struggle with carpel tunnel syndrome, don't tolerate cold well, but get hot and sweaty while I am sleeping. I began to lose some weight after about 6 months on a thyroid medication, but the tiredness and depression keep coming back and I still have foggy thinking, with pressure in my head. I don't know if my nausea is from Hashimoto's or not. At about the same time as I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's, I learned that my Type 2 diabetes had changed to basically Type 1 and I am now on an insulin pump.
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I had all the signs and symptoms of Hashimoto's thyroiditis. It was really hard to get anyone to take me seriously. Doctors were telling me that I wasn't getting enough sleep, despite my regular seven to eight hours a night. My body would just feel strange in the morning and I would wake up feeling like I got hit by a steam roller. I was always exhausted and my body would ache. It was always a massive struggle just to move and there were times when I would cry because I would try to get out of bed and couldn't. I knew there had to be a reason I felt this way. Also, I gained weight quickly and could never keep it off. I found it hard to concentrate or remember anything, and it was always a struggle just to get up and do any housework. I felt lazy. I was recently diagnosed and place on thyroid hormone replacement therapy. I really hope it works so I can get back to feeling like a normal person again.
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I first gained an average of 20 pounds a month for two months. I had heavy vaginal bleeding that lasted a whole year. I suffer from extreme fatigue. I am often confused and cannot concentrate. I have no sex drive at all. I have had excessive hair loss. I have dry brittle hair and nails. I suffer from severe depression. I have extreme aches and pains in my muscles and joints. Worse of all, I now have vitiligo. Unfortunately doctors were very rude and insensitive to my condition because my TSH levels remain "normal". They often told me I needed to stop eating so much. I exercised on a daily basis (jogging, weight training). It took me getting vitiligo on my face for doctors to finally take my thyroid seriously. I was once a pretty young lady. Over the years my voice has deepened. I am overweight with a big upper body. My face is all puffy and fat. I no longer look like the same person. My skin is rough and blotchy. My hands have grown significantly and my feet have grown two whole sizes. The only symptom that I do not have is constipation. Thanks for reading this and good luck to everyone who suffers from this disorder.
Comment from: Kris, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: October 19
I experienced facial edema, extreme muscle cramps, weakness, weight gain, fatigue, joint stiffness, skin blotching, irritability, decreased libido - almost every symptom listed. I didn't have the sluggish reflexes, though.
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Symptoms at onset: I have Coeliac's disease as well so i put the muscle cramps down to that. I felt flushed, could hear my heart and nervous for no known reason. I felt I was running a temperature all the time and had trouble sleeping. My thinking seemed clouded and I kept forgetting things. I felt like someone was strangling me, as I always had this tightness in my neck, that and I could hear my heart racing and felt short of breath I thought I was having a heart attack. I felt really ill and depressed, my immune system went haywire. I had 3 abscesses in my mouth, caught swine flu and after that the fatigue started. I found it even hard to walk due to lack of energy and muscle cramps. I had my annual review with my Coeliac's consultant who noticed I had put on a stone and how unwell I looked and agitated I seemed. He ordered the thyroid tests.
Comment from: justme, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: December 01
I also had weight gain I have gained 30 lbs over the past few years. I gained the weight and I don't eat anymore than I ever did. I forget things easily, I can set something down and 2 minutes later I forgot where I put it! I get out of breath easily and find it hard to do even simple things like cleaning my house. I sometimes feel faint like I will pass out and feel fluttering in my chest on occasion. I hate this disease!
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The problem of wrongful conviction is attracting more attention in Albany, and while there is still no comprehensive approach to dealing with this critical issue, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has proposed welcome legislation to deal with its aftermath.
When New Yorkers are exonerated of crimes for which they have been wrongly convicted and sentenced, there is no way for some of them to seek compensation for what can be decades behind bars. Schneiderman's bill, the Unjust Imprisonment Act, would ensure that all wrongfully convicted people have the opportunity to seek compensation. As it stands, some people – often those most in need – are excluded from that possibility.
Most New Yorkers, we suspect, have no quarrel with providing generous compensation to unfortunate people who, in New York's name, have been convicted of terrible crimes they did not commit. This is not about people whose convictions are dismissed because of a legal technicality, but people who are actually innocent of the crimes for which they have been torn from their families and forced into prison.
As the law stands, the opportunity to seek compensation is denied to people who confessed or pleaded guilty to crimes, even though they have been proved innocent. Yet, strange as it sounds, the false confession is the second-most common reason for wrongful conviction, according to the Innocence Project, which uses DNA testing to exonerate wrongfully convicted prisoners.
The reasons for false confession are complex, but include mentally ill or drug-addicted suspects who confess out of confusion or desperation and youths who incriminate themselves for the same reason. Those same people may also plead guilty to crimes they did not commit, reasoning that they will serve less time than if they are convicted at trial.
This happens, and often enough to be troubling. The best-known case in New York is that of the Central Park Five, teenagers who were convicted of brutally attacking and assaulting a jogger in New York City's Central Park nearly 25 years ago.
They were innocent but under pressure from police, signed confessions believing that if they did, they would be released to their parents. Instead, they were charged, convicted and imprisoned for between six and 13 years.
Eventually, someone else confessed to the crime and his DNA was a match. More than two decades later, the state and city are dragging their feet about compensating these men for lost years.
Some are luckier, if you can call it that. Neither Anthony Capozzi nor Lynn DeJac Peters, both of Buffalo, confessed to the crimes of which they were wrongfully convicted and imprisoned. Thus, both won compensation, though the state was shameful in its treatment of DeJac Peters.
This is a law that should be enacted, but it's hardly enough, since it deals only with the aftermath of some wrongful convictions. The state still needs to deal, as others have, with the defects that help to bring it about. Last year, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed reforms that the Assembly passed but that went nowhere in the Senate.
Those measures need to be addressed again, including those that would change lineup procedures to guard against witness misidentification – the leading cause of wrongful conviction, according to the Innocence Project – and recorded interrogations, which can help to ward off false confessions.
It is important to deal fairly with those whom the criminal justice system has already mangled, but it is even more important to prevent those miscarriages from occurring in the first place. It would be good to see Schneiderman get strongly behind those efforts, as well.


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From the time I was tall enough to sink my nose into an iris bloom, I've been a fan of this fragrant spring flower. Mom's iris grew along the garden fence, but one year they didn't bloom well. What might have been the problem?
That's a predicament with several possible causes. Iris growers know that you don't get beauty without work. Bearded iris (I. germanica) requires care because the iris rhizome grows each year, creating offspring. By dividing iris every two to three years, you give the plant room to grow. Otherwise, as older parts of the rhizome die, they can rot, leading to disease (bacterial soft rot).
Another problem of iris is the dreaded iris borer (Macronocutua onusta). This horrible pest can ruin your plants. To guard against this little monster, be sure to rid the iris bed of debris in August and September. That's when the moth (adult form of the borer) lays its eggs at the base of the iris. As the eggs hatch, tiny worms crawl along the iris leaves, bore inside and chew their way down into the rhizome, turning it into a mushy, foul-smelling mess. The worms then bore out the bottom and change into the pupal stage. Next August the moths emerge from the pupae and the whole cycle begins again.
Infected iris usually have leaves with yellow or brown streaks and blotches. When you dig up a clump, look for holes in the rhizomes, and open up any mushy, brown tunnels inside. Prepare to meet the enemy.
I've twice encountered an army of iris borers and twice I've defeated them. It's a messy job, but here's how to do it. Prepare a solution of one part bleach to nine parts water in a bucket. Dig up the infected iris. With a sharp knife, cut away the mushy, diseased part of the rhizome. Put all diseased parts in the garbage. Squish the larvae (fat grub-like, gray-pink worms about 1 to 2 inches long) as you remove them from the rhizome.
Soak the rescued rhizomes in the bleach solution for an hour and spread them on the grass to dry for a day. After drying, dust the rhizomes with a powdered fungicide to avoid decay along cuts. Now you're ready to replant.
Be sure to remove all infected roots and any larvae pupating in the soil. Pupae are shiny, red-brown, segmented, and about an inch long.
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