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Posted On Thursday, January 24, 2013 By jessica
on January 1st, 2013 at 2 am I woke up with what felt like unbearable heartburn. So I took some tums and tried to go back to bed, but after an hour it was still there. So I woke up my fiance and told him I need to go to the hospital. When I got there, they put me in a room and took my blood pressure. I had already been getting some high blood pressure results from the doctor and was already on blood pressure medication. My blood pressure that morning was 200/130, so they had me lay down and they checked it every 20 minutes. They then took my blood and found I had high liver enzymes and checked my urine, which had high amounts of protein in it. So after 3 hours, they gave me some... Read More
Posted On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 By Jana
I was a very active 27 year old and I worked hard throughout my pregnancy as crop adviser. I walked about 5 miles a day in potato and grain fields. I felt very good throughout the pregnancy except I had problems with having a lot of braxton hicks contractions. At 35 weeks I woke up in the night and had incredible abdomen and back pain. I was hospitalized for 48 hours and the regional hospital almost flew me out to Denver or Colorado Springs where there is a NICU. My liver levels went down and my blood pressure was only moderately high when I was having sever pain so I went home and was on complete bed-rest. I ended up making two more trips to the hospital and on the second... Read More
Posted On Friday, January 11, 2013 By Katie
Hi, my name is Katie and here is my story. It took my husband and I just over 12 months to conceive after 3 miscarriages. I was 33 when we started trying and we were getting ready to go through lots of testing to find out why I couldn't sustain a pregnancy. Finally we fell pregnant and I was able to keep it. I was ecstatic when I hit 12 weeks and the scan showed a perfect baby comfortably snuggled inside me. I am a primary school teacher and decided that I felt so good that I would work up until 2 weeks before bub was due (what a mistake that was!). So fast forward to 33 weeks and I had had a cold for several weeks and was coughing like crazy and felt like I was... Read More
Posted On Friday, January 11, 2013 By Tania
On Janurary 2, 2013, Beth had been told by her Co-Worker, Nathan, to go home. She started having difficulty breathing while at work. Shortly thereafter, my brother Jonathan rushed her to a nearby hospital where she underwent all the routine test plus, some. The on-call doctor for the OB that night was called in urgently to inform us that Beth had severe preeclampsia, a life threatening disease that occurs with an at risk pregnancy. ...(Eclampsia is most often characterized by a rapid rise in blood pressure that can lead to seizure, stroke, multiple organ failure and death of the mother and/or baby according to the... Read More
Posted On Wednesday, January 09, 2013 By cierra
Hello, My Name Is Breanne. I got pregnant with my son at age 15. I'm 18 now and he is two! I had many problems with my son's health through out my whole pregnancy. The doctors said he had Down Syndrome and that he would have a kidney problem; because of these problems I saw two doctors a month not just one. I also had an Ultrasound each month along with stress tests twice a week. It was December 9th 2010, I went in for my stress test. Well my blood pressure was really high, I was having contractions, and I was dilated to a 2. I was sent to the hospital, who then diagnosed me with preeclampsia. Since I was only thirty five weeks, I was in the hospital till midnight.... Read More
Posted On Tuesday, January 08, 2013 By victoria
I found out I was pregnant with non-identical twins at my 12 week scan in February 2011. I had a difficult first 14 weeks with bad nausea but after this I began to feel well and enjoy my pregnancy. At 27 weeks my feet and hands were swelling pretty rapidly, to the point I couldn't fit into my shoes or put my wedding ring on. I went to see my midwife who sent me into hospital to be checked out. My blood pressure was 145/88 (compared to 100/60 at start of my pregnancy) and had all the tests carried out and was let home. This was the first time I heard the word pre-eclampsia and it was explained to me but I was told I didn't have it but was told what to look out for. I... Read More
Posted On Sunday, January 06, 2013 By Claire
At 17 years old, about to turn 18, I found out I was pregnant. It was a really tough thing to accept and deal with as we were still living in my partner's mothers house and it wasnt really suitable for a child. I also had always suffered from PCOS, and doctors were always telling me that I would have trouble with fertility. For a whole year I was unprotected because I figured if I was to get pregnant, Id let it happen because my chances were low anyway. Then I was studying and decided Id rather wait until I got some sort of degree and set my life up before thinking about children. The doctor put me on the pill to regulate my hormones and to prevent pregnancy at the same time. Under a... Read More
Posted On Thursday, January 03, 2013 By Shana
I was 29 weeks pregnant when I developed PUPPPS (Pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy). It was basically a rash caused by the pregnancy and according to my Dr. there was no cure except delivery. I was basically stuck with the constant and painful itch that covered my chest, belly and legs. I was miserable, but thankful my little baby boy was doing great! Then at 32 weeks I went in for a normal prenatal check up. The nurse checked my BP and told me to lay down on my left side and she would be back. Turns out my OB wasn't in that day and I was going to be seeing a nurse practitioner. But to my surprise the... Read More
Posted On Sunday, December 30, 2012 By Robin
My husband and I decided to start a family in January of 2011. I promptly went off the pill and hoped that I would get pregnant quickly. It took about a year for me to finally get a positive reading, and 4 short weeks after that happened, I found out I was having a miscarriage. That was January 2012. Things werent progressing on their own, so I had a D&C on January 11, 2012. I was devastated and convinced the only thing that would take away the pain was getting pregnant again as soon as possible. So, in April, when we could try again, my... Read More
Posted On Wednesday, December 26, 2012 By Ujitha
Hi My wife is pregnant with our 2nd baby with delivery dates on 14th of February 2013 to a baby-boy, but will have planned to deliver by C-section on January due to diabetic problem. Up to today (26-12-2012) our baby is 32 weeks and 6 days. Before about 3 weeks ago, exactly on 7th December she was hospitalized due to high BP(150/100) and high blood sugar(FB-199). Before this day (7-12-2012) two times she visited to our VOG for consultation due to high BP when check at the clinic but above both two times when check with VOGs' presure machine BP was ok. But continuously her UFR result got plus with albumin (I think protein in uria) for since two months back. Also baby... Read More
Posted On Thursday, December 20, 2012 By SANDRA
I was 20 years old and pregnant with my first child, a girl. I was already in maternity. I remember one day as I was walking on the street, my right eye saw black. I had swollen hands and feet. I went from store-to-store to find a shoe that would fit my balloon-like swelling. I found a senior citizen style shoe and walked with that for the next few days. My mom saw me and right away called my doctor. He was preoccupied with the birth of his own daughter. I was told to go see him on Friday. This was Wednesday. I got to his office Friday morning; he took my blood pressure sitting, then laying. I was 23 weeks along and was diagnosed with severe preeclampsia. I was admitted to the hospital... Read More
Posted On Tuesday, December 18, 2012 By Kelley
I have read many of these stories and am absolutely heart broken. My son Gray was born on August 21, 2011 at 36 weeks. His delivery process began one week before when I noticed that my stomach was very tight...hard as a rock. I was very tired and had pain that would come and go in the upper and right side of my stomach. I drove myself to the hospital twice that week and admitted myself into L&D. My blood pressure was elevated slightly, but they sent me home both times without any other instructions. I felt silly that I had driven myself up to the hospital and there was nothing wrong with me. When I got home that morning from my second trip to the hospital I started feeling... Read More
Posted On Saturday, December 15, 2012 By Sonia
I just wanted to share my story and see if anyone has experienced the same. I had a baby boy back in 1999, he is now 13 yrs old. In January 2011 I found out I was expecting a baby. Everything was fine until my growth scan was done in April and I was told my little girl was too small, but the Dr. assured me that it may be due to the fact that I was small and maybe that's why this baby is small. Then in early July (about 28 week gestation) I was rushed into the ER with severe abdomen pain, where I was told my little girl no longer had a heartbeat. The Dr at the ER told me the baby may have been dead for at least a couple of weeks. I was then sent to a specialist and got a few... Read More
Posted On Friday, December 14, 2012 By Alicia
My fiance and I just got back from a Model T Tour in Vermont late Sunday night. We decided to shower and get some sleep because I had a doctors appoint at 9 the next morning. Through out the trip I got really swollen and gained lots of weight. I couldn't understand why, I was eating healthy and didn't really stray from my daily routine. My feet and legs were so swollen and hurt to even walk my fiance would have to help me walk and bring me ice pack after ice pack. When the next morning arrived, we woke up and got ready for what we thought was going to be a quick routine appointment. We got called into the doctors office by the nurse, she took my blood pressure and told me to lay... Read More
Posted On Wednesday, December 12, 2012 By Sarah
I have spent countless hours on the Preeclampsia Foundation webpage reading and researching, but I have never added my story until now. The further I get from my pregnancies, the less frequently I obsessively mentally rehash my experiences with pre-e, and the more my memories of the ordeal have gradually dulled; considering the trauma at the time of the events, I am thankful for this usually diminishing pain, but then I'll read a piece of news about another woman experiencing this complication and my memories all come rushing back to vividly haunt me for a few more days and I'm right back here checking stats and brushing up on the latest medical findings. In hindsight, I wish I had... Read More
Posted On Monday, December 10, 2012 By Patricia
My two healthy children have wiped my memory nearly clean of the trauma of their two separate births and first months of life. Both my daughters were born entirely too soon--by all standards. Lily was born at 29 weeks, 5 days. Chloe, at 31 weeks. Both were cheated out of ten weeks in the womb--ten cozy, cuddling weeks to grow big, develop strong lungs and you know, finish the whole gestational process like God intended.I would have sold a kidney to experience the last 10 weeks of pregnancy. And my babies, my babies were in no hurry to be born. I never went into labor, never even had a Braxton Hicks nor did I make it to a birthing class. There were no embarrassing... Read More
Posted On Monday, December 10, 2012 By charmaine
Hello- many people don't know much about pre-eclampsia; I didn't until I had it. This is my story. My name is Charmaine Dawkins and I was 17 and he was 22 when we started trying for are first baby together. I am very mature for my age and we decided we were ready. I fell pregnant first time trying. I was shocked because it can take months, but then I realized there was a beautiful baby growing inside of me and we were so happy. Our family and friends were filled with joy as they could see we were so happy.I had horrible morning sickness day and night: I would not be able to keep anything down, but I dealt with it. We had all the normal scans and everything was perfect. On my... Read More
Posted On Monday, December 03, 2012 By sharon
I suffered from preeclampsia and was officially diagnosed with it at 33 weeks,was concerned about it as midwifes picked up high blood pressure and protein in urine at 28weeks. At second check-up, blood pressure was still high and they decided to send me for blood tests. My gynecologist said I should consider a c-section and natural birth may no longer be an option. When I was 32 weeks was sent to hospital to have steroid injections and had my urine monitored; was released the following day. A week later at check-up, we realiszed baby wasn't growing and my doctor said I would have to have to have a c-section the following day. I had another steroid injection: this was to help my... Read More
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Posted On Friday, November 16, 2012 By lisa
On Wednesday, November 7, 2012, I found my Daughter-in-law dead - just sitting on the toilet. The autopsy revealed she died from preeclampsia and our sweet baby Jack at 34 weeks gestation died when his mother's heart stopped beating. She had been in the hospital 3 times in two weeks for abdominal pain, swelling and headaches and was on bedrest at the time of her death. She had been to the doctor just the day before and had lost 2 pounds, was feeling great, her swelling was greatly diminished and her blood pressure 142/90 - she was always compliant with diet and bedrest restrictions and took her blood pressure every two hours. This was her first pregnancy. I cannot understand how this... Read More
I am writing this one week + one day after the birth of my son Hudson Henry. I had shown no signs... Read More


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One of series of talks organised by the Hoare Centre for Responsible Management, in conjunction with the Winchester Business School (WBS) at Winchester University.
Jonathon Porritt on "Hope and Despair in the Foothills of the Anthropocene"
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Winchester Action on Climate Change invites you to back BREATHE, for better air, transport, health and environment.
Come to the launch of BREATHE on Saturday, 1 April 2017 at 10:30am to 12:00 at St Lawrence Parish Room, Colebrook St, Winchester, SO23 9LH. All welcome.
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ALFI (the Alton Local Food Initiative) and Energy Alton will be showing the film "Project Wild Thing", followed by an informal discussion, at 7.30 pm in Alton Maltings Centre. Produced by The Wild Network, this film is helping to lead a movement which encourages children to get outside and enjoy nature. Free event, donations welcome.
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My internal conflict has begun. Do I need a challenging occupation to make me feel like a whole person? I have not come up with that answer yet. I have recently returned to work after having our second daughter. I felt pressure to return to work in order to take a class that will undoubtedly enhance my resume in the future. The pull at my heart occurs each morning when I drop both my daughters off at daycare. I have been able to start back working 8 hr shifts instead of 12 so I am able to drop them off and pick them up.
We arrived at the new ICP still without and idea of where or when we will be doing the training of the crews. We were told that we were going to move permanently to a new ICP. It is in town in a huge warehouse. Everything will be inside out of the rain and elements. There was not much for us to do except train the crew bosses about grid searching in theoretical terms. They were pretty receptive. It is hard to grasp the concept without a visual so wanted them to take back the information to their crews and be ready to try it tomorrow.
Starting out later than usual we left for work at 7:45am to arrive at camp in time for the rain. It never did stop raining long enough for me to remember. We tromped through the mud and ate breakfast. We sat through a briefing of the Strike Team Leaders and Crew Bosses. It turned out to be pretty informative. It was the first time we got the big picture. We thought that we were going to start our training process thereafter, but we were told that were going to be new plans. We needed to have everyone move their tents out of the field because a strong windstorm (50 mph) was going to come through. After lunch we were told that the 2nd meeting was canceled and that the camp was going to be split into three sites because of the lack of space under shelter. We were released and came back to the motel to relax. Since we are all used to being active it was hard to sit and do nothing but we managed to pass the time. Kevin and I went out to grab a bite at a local diner. The conversation was good. I retired for the night after a welcome shower.
An obnoxious rooster announced the prematurely. We departed at 4:40 a.m. heading to Nacogdoches ICP for breakfast and orientation. We were introduced to the search technique being taught and we orientated to the map system that was going to be used. Meeting with Tom Minor from Washington USAR was an enlightening step in determining what our true purpose was.
Grabbing a bag lunch and headed into the field to watch the teams in action. The terrain was mild and did not give us any clues to what was to come. We loaded up and headed off to our ICP in Palestine where we would make our home for the next several weeks. Texas roads are barely big enough for two cars but people feel the need to pass on every double yellow line there is.
Palestine ICP was located at a small livestock showing grounds. There were 2 indoor arenas and 1 outdoor arena. Not a traditional Type 1 Camp but then what is? Although there were sheltered places for tents no one was allowed to use them. There was a livestock show in a few days and we were not allowed to use the shelter. The person setting up camp seemed to think this was all right. However, having 600 people in tents and two inches of rainfall a day was not going to work for this mission.
With two days notice Dan and I were dispatched to Texas in late February to help lead legions of federal firefighters in the search for Columbia's remains in eastern Texas. Over the next days I'll post the story of that trip.
We got to the airport two hours before our flight. Flying with a one way ticket bought the day before does not allow you a speedy departure in a post-9-11 world. We were put through every known screening the airport has. Searching every article we brought, taking a little more than two hours. Leaving the confiscated items (waterproof matches) from the checked bags with Josh to take home we headed off to the terminal. Again our carry-ons were searched as well as our shoes and our clothing. With 10 minutes to catch our plane hope was not my dominant feeling, but we got there just as the doors closing. Having seen Kevin in line and knew that he was not going to make the flight but we met our team leader Kelly from Rocky Mountain Rescue Group when we got on the plane.
We began to prepare ourselves for the job that lay ahead. I went over some equations for POD and spacing that I took out of Managing a Lost Person Incident. One equation I found interesting was POD = 100 - (.5 x spacing). I am interested to see the studies behind this particular equation -- a topic for another time.


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Lot 2043: Paul McCartney Photograph
Lot 2043: Crisp original glossy 7.5 x 10 press photo of McCartney close up, stamped on the reverse by Pictorial Press Ltd and Valentine Magazine. Includes the original mailing envelope from Valentine Magazine, postmarked January 28, 1969. In fine condition, with mild scattered creases. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Tracks.
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Price and reimbursement are stopping physicians from prescribing the drugs they want.
In the psoriasis market, brands are gaining or losing market share due to, in many cases, avoidable barriers. There's a clear and huge separation in number of prescriptions between the three market leaders and the remainder of the market.
If barriers did not exist, the playing field would be significantly more level among the drugs with lower market share, and the current strongest player would lose the lead.
The report compares 8 major psoriasis treatments - Humira, Stelara, Enbrel, Remicade, Cosentyx, Inflectra, Remsima, and Otezla. You'll get a detailed picture of what prevents doctors from prescribing your brand, who you're losing market share to, and who you're taking it from.
That's information you can use to win back lost share and compete more effectively.
Market Access Impact: psoriasis explores key issues affecting psoriasis drug manufacturers. You'll learn:
How barriers affect market access:
How barriers affect your brand:
We surveyed 150 Medical dermatologists -30 from each EU5 country (France, Italy, Germany, Spain, UK)-chosen from the largest community of validated physicians in the world.
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We conducted the survey between January 28th and February 11th, 2016.


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Acrobat – set of applications developed by Adobe to create and view PDF files.
Active X – Microsoft programming language that delivers interactivity to normally static pages.
Adwords – Google's Pay Per Click program
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API – (Application Programming Interface) – Sets of rules that govern how apps exchange information. When left open, they invite outsiders to harness that data.
Applet – small software application, typically in Java, used in websites.
ASP – Active Server Page - Microsoft's server-side script engine for dynamically generated web pages.
Autoresponder – automated configuration generally used with an email application that will automatically respond a specified message to a received email.
Backlinks – incoming link to a web page which often measures the popularity and or importance of that particular web page.
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Bitmap image – meaning map of bits, is a graphic image composed of a pattern of dots in a specific arrangement.
Bookmark – Online marker that saves the location of a website for quick and easy access in the future. Termed "favorite" in Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Browser – software that reads and translates HTML-coded web pages automatically making them viewable and functional to the site visitor.
Blacklist – referring to email marketing, is a list of entities or users that are denied the privilege of sending emails to particular recipients because of questionable practices.
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CGI: Common Gateway Interface - interface that enables a web server to run external programs.
CMYK – reference to the colors Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black.
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email branding – visual enhancement to the appearance of emails sent out which often uses images, text and links to websites.
email marketing – the act of communicating with a customer base by sending text or HTML emails.
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Flash – web based animation technology from Macromedia that provides visually enhancing motion and sound.
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Gateway – bridging the gap between two applications or networks through use of hardware and / or software.
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Gradient – gradual transition of colors sometimes used to give a normally solid colored image dimension.
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Hexadecimal – a numbering system (0-9 and A-F) used to determine color in web pages.
Hit – a single request for a webpage.
Hosting – storage of files on a server used for websites so they may be accessed by Internet users.
HTML: Hypertext Markup Language – primary programming language used to construct web pages.
Hyperlink – electronic connection between web pages.
ICANN: Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers - Nonprofit organization that governs the IP address system, regulates domain name registrars and settles cybersquatting disputes.
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Image Map – a single graphic with multiple "hot spots" or clickable hyperlinks.
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Index – refers to the database of documents a search engine has reviewed and stored.
IP address – number that serves as an address to each computer on the internet.
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JavaScript – a supplemental programming language to Java that was developed to make web page graphics and navigations animated and dynamic.
JPG – file format for full-color and black and white graphic images.
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keyword density – the number of times a particular keyword or phrase is found in a particular web page or document.
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Lead – potential customer's contact data or someone that is interested or qualified to purchase the products and / or services of a business.
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Open Directory Project – massive database of documents available to other directories and search engines.
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Page View – number of times a particular web page is viewed by a website visitor in a specific time period.
Pay Per Call – search engine advertising vehicle similar to pay per click but a unique phone number to the advertiser is provided and payment is only made when that unique phone number is dialed.
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PDF: Portable Document Format – file format created by Adobe Systems that allows high resolution documents to be easily transmitted across the internet and read by any computer with Acrobat Reader.
Podcasting: Personal Broadcasting – digital media file distributed over the Internet that can be downloaded for playback on portable media players and computers.
Query – a search request submitted to a database to find information such as entering a keyword in a search engine.
Ranking – refers to the positioning on the results page of a search engine keyword search.
Robots – program designed to search the Internet and request specific web pages for recording and indexing of contents to create searchable databases.
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Thumbnail – a small version of a graphic image.
Traffic – refers to the visitors to or activity on a website.
URL: Uniform Resource Locator – used to specify the addresses of websites and web pages.
Vector – a graphic images drawn in shapes and lines based on mathematical equations which can be scaled without loosing image quality.
Web 2.0 – A vague term that can be defined in many different ways but refers to a set of technologies that let sites share and manipulate each other's content.
Website – collection of electronic pages (web pages) linked together that display text, graphic images, and multimedia effects.
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SOME of the recent conquests against infections have been so spectacular that they have nearly driven from public consciousness the vast array of organisms that can still make people ill.
Smallpox has been eradicated. Vaccines have made diphtheria, measles, tetanus, typhoid, polio and yellow fever all but disappear from the headlines and the minds of Americans. Antibiotics have thwarted the effects of many bacterial infections.
As a result, infections are no longer widely perceived as a major threat. With good reason, many people worry instead about cancer, arthritis, senile dementia and other chronic disorders that seem more likely than infectious diseases to end our lives or make them unbearable.
Yet infections did not vanish with the widespread use of antibiotics and vaccines. The section on infections is what makes medical textbooks so thick. More than 500 infectious diseases, each caused by a different microorganism, are recognized. Every so often the total is increased by new discoveries, such as that of the organism that causes legionnaire's disease.
There remain, however, at least 200 known infections that can neither be treated nor prevented. The common cold, for example, is caused by more than 100 members of the rhinovirus family, none of which can be treated effectively. A few years ago, scientists hoped to develop a vaccine to prevent the common cold. Now that goal is considered impractical because 100 or so vaccines would be required.
Common colds can be dismissed as trivial annoyances, perhaps. But many other infections, such as some types of hepatitis and viral encephalitis, are much more serious and cannot be effectively treated. Even when antibiotics stop meningitis, as they do in perhaps 90 percent of cases, survivors can be left with varying degrees of permanent mental and nervous system impairments.
One physician trying to shake the complacency about infections is Dr. Richard M. Krause, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md. The National Foundation for Infectious Diseases, a private organization in Washington, has just published a collection of Dr. Krause's popular lectures as ''The Restless Tide: The Persistent Challenge of the Microbial World.'' These lucid essays are the type needed to promote a more intelligent public health policy.
Infections are such a serious threat, Dr. Krause argues, that ''we must redeploy some of the best of our scientific talent to do research on infectious diseases.''
Many people are skeptical when they hear from doctors that infectious diseases are still a major health problem. They often express surprise that, more than four decades after the discovery of antibiotics, there is even a need for specialists in infectious diseases, let alone scientific challenges as complex as those faced by cancer researchers and those in other fields.
Much of the protection against infections comes from the sanitarians and engineers who make our water safe and protect us from disease-bearing insects. But the key weapons have been vaccines and antibiotics. They have helped diminish the threat of infectious diseases from the leading cause of death in this country at the turn of the century to the sixth today.
Still, antibiotics are effective mostly against infections caused by bacteria, rickettsiae and some fungi. With a few exceptions, they do nothing against viral illnesses, the leading cause of infections.
Moreover, the grip of antibiotics on disease is tenuous because many bacteria have developed resistance to them. For instance, 40 times as much penicillin is needed now to treat some infections as was needed when the drug was introduced into medical practice in World War II. Worse yet, other bacteria are no longer susceptible to any amount of some antibiotics.
''No one,'' Dr. Krause said, ''anticipated the microbe guerrilla actions that were to break out from enclaves in the rear, as the medical research enterprise regrouped for a frontal assault on chronic and degenerative diseases and deployed the best and the brightest for the attack.''
All this has forced chemists and pharmacologists into a seemingly endless quest for new families of antibiotics. Success against infectious diseases has often been dramatic, but slow. As Dr. Krause says, ''The 14 vaccines effective against infectious agents amount to little more than one vaccine for each decade since Pasteur.''
One standing challenge is that of influenza. Despite the availability of a vaccine, the flu has killed more than half a million Americans in the last 20 years. The influenza virus has the uncanny knack of changing its molecular structure every so often to cause new epidemics. The vaccine, which is altered to keep up with those changes, protects many people, but a better one is needed.
Given the widespread belief that infections are no longer a serious threat, Dr. Krause asks: ''Is it any wonder, therefore, that the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases is sometimes not taken seriously? It has a credibility problem. With all else there is to do, why on earth should we have an institute for sneezes and colds, flu and fluxes, itches and blotches?''
He correctly argues that Americans need to devote more resources to the battle against infectious diseases. ''Sometime between 1950 and 1960 the medical profession and the public began to dismiss infections as serious threats to health,'' Dr. Krause says. ''By and large, the profession, medical foundations and later even the Federal Government closed the book on infectious diseases and set new health research priorities focusing on the persisting problems of heart disease, cancer, stroke and a whole series of chronic and degenerative diseases.''
Now, infections are among the most serious complications of many treatments of cancer and other chronic disorders because the body's ability to fight these infections can be crippled by the drugs used or by the underlying disorder itself. Moreover, scientists have grown increasingly suspicious that infections may play crucial roles in the development of chronic diseases as diverse as diabetes, arthritis, senile dementia and cancer.
Although the public may resent the costs of research, it behooves us to recall that the development of effective vaccines and antibiotics did not happen overnight.
What about the future? As we approach the second century since Pasteur's death in 1895, Dr. Krause is cautiously optimistic that the new tools of genetic engineering and technology will produce even greater victories.
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PITTSTON — Super Tuesday was super successful for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Luzerne County and Greater Pittston had a lot to do with that.
In Tuesday's primary election in Pennsylvania, Republication hopeful Trump picked up 57 percent of the vote, while GOP rival Ted Cruz had 21.6 percent of the vote. Ohio Gov. John Kasich earned 19.4 percent. On the Democratic side, Clinton copped 56 percent to U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vermont, who had 43 percent of the vote statewide.
Luzerne County was a big boost to both Clinton and Trump. Trump squeezed out 77 percent of the vote in Luzerne County, while Clinton had 53 percent. A strong number of voters were seen at all precincts in Greater Pittston, according to several different Judges of Elections.
According to the Luzerne County Bureau of Elections, about 41 percent of registered voters hit the polls for the primary election. The last time the county had a turnout like Tuesday's was in 2008 when President Barack Obama won the nomination on the Democratic side.
Susan Bartoli, Judge of Elections for Exeter Borough's Ward 2 at St. Anthony's Parish, said the polling location had about twice as many votes as of lunch time on Tuesday. She also mentioned this was the highest she's seen since the Obama-Clinton primary in 2012.
One of the biggest problems Exeter was having on Tuesday was the location of polling places. In the past, Exeter was home to four wards. One was taken away this year, leaving just three voting locations for the borough. Two were at St. Anthony's.
"That's been the biggest complaint," she said. "We've combined two wards together this year. This is certainly a bigger turnout, but Obama's was bigger."
Leaving Ward 2 in Exeter, Democratic State Committee Member Paul J. Dezinski was most interested in the presidential race and the attorney general races. He said he's supporting Clinton for president because of her experience.
"Donald is not experienced enough to be president," Dezinski said. "He doesn't deserve to be a leader of this country. I would support Hilary Clinton 100 percent."
Presidential nominee supporters were working at Pittston City Hall and St. John the Evangelist Church in Pittston, home to Ward 2 and Ward 3, respectively. Charles Miller, of Pittston, was there supporting Trump and passing out information to prospective voters. Joe Biscotto, Pittston, was there in support of Sanders, and relaying information to passersby.
Miller supported Trump and believes Hilary Clinton would not be a good fit for the country.
"He's the very best person for office," Miller said. "We don't want to have Hilary in there because that would be a disaster for the country."
Biscotto has been working for Sanders' campaign for several months now.
"I believe in income equality, which is getting worse and worse," he said. "(Sanders) is for the working people and helping poor people."
Carmen Falcone, a Pittston Area senior and a first-time voter, was a Trump follower before the billionaire was considered for president. Falcone, 18, said it's nice to be able to get out and vote for the first time.
"It was like we didn't have a voice before," he said. "Now we can express what we want and before we couldn't do anything about it."
As a open Trump supporter, Falcone said he has always studied successful people and that's one of the reasons why he voted for Trump. He said he sees Trump as being something different.
According to Biscotto, voting was also heavy in Pittston.
"It's been the most energized campaign I've seen," he said.
Reach Nick Wagner at 570-991-6406 or on Twitter @Dispatch_Nick


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From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgood girl/boy/dog etcgood girl/boy/dog etcused to tell a child or animal that they have behaved well or done something well Sit! Good dog. → good
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New Haven (AP) — Police say a car that ran a red light has crashed into a bus carrying pre-school students in New Haven.
About a dozen children were on the bus but they were all strapped in their seats with safety harnesses and no one was injured. The bus driver was treated for minor injuries.
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Sharif appoints special envoys to highlight Kashmir issue
Islamabad, Aug 28 (IANS) Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday nominated 22 parliamentarians as special envoys to highlight "the Indian brutalities and human rights abuses" in Jammu and Kashmir in key parts of the world.
"I have decided to send these parliamentarians for fighting the Kashmir cause in different parts of the World. These special envoys have strength of the people of Pakistan, prayers from the Kashmiri people across the Line of Control, mandate of the Parliament and support from the government", the Prime Minister said in a statement.
"I am standing behind these special envoys to ensure their toil for highlighting the Kashmir Cause resonates across the world so that I can shake the collective conscience of the international community during my address at the UN this September", he added.
Sharif stated that Pakistan will remind the United Nations of its long-held promise of self determination to the Kashmiri people and make it clear to India that it was India that approached the bloc several decades back on the issue but not fulfilling its promise.
The Kashmir issue is the most persistent failure of the UN, he said.
Sharif reiterated that Pakistan cannot relent from the Kashmir cause by any stretch of imagination.
Jammu and Kashmir has been under curfew and restrictions since protests broke out over the killing of Hizbul Mujahdeen commander Burhan Wani on July 8 in an encounter with security forces.
At least 70 civilians have died in clashes between protesters and security forces and thousands injured in the worst violence to hit the Valley in many years.


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The meeting is set for 4 p.m. at the City Hall Annex and is open to the public.
At Thursday's budget workshop, commissioners discussed topics ranging from approving the budget as submitted by the city's accounting and finance staff to cutting back on the police department budget, cutting out a portion of budgeted overtime for police officers and water/sewer staff and eliminating the Main Street Manager position.
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My Morning Jacket at Red Rocks, 8/3/12
Jon Solomon |
See Also: - Review: My Morning Jacket at Red Rocks, 8/4/12 - Q&A with Jim James of My Morning Jacket
My Morning Jacket singer Jim James may have been born to sing at places like Red Rocks. The venue lends itself so much to his voice, which soared gorgeously at times, especially when he'd hold on to words for a long time and it would completely fill up the amphitheater. "What a beautiful night," James said about an hour into the band's nearly three hour set. "I can feel God in the air. I can feel the forces of the universe conspiring for us all to have a wonderful fucking night!"
Who knows if the universe or God had anything to do with it, but band delivered a set that seriously bordered on heavenly. Things were certainly aligned, from the slight breeze to folks in near capacity crowd that, well, just seemed like they were having the pretty much the best night of their lives.
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Opening with "Rollin' Back," My Morning Jacket eased into set before fully stepping it up on "The Way That He Sings," which was just the first sign of just how goddamned powerful James' voice is and how great it sounded at Red Rocks.
Throughout the first forty minutes or so, the band primarily focused on some energetic rockers like "Heartbreakin' Man" and a stellar take of "Low Down" before going into three songs in a row from the band's latest effort, Circuital, with bouncy takes "Outta My System," "Holdin' on to Black Metal" and "First Light," where guitarist Carl Broemel switched over to alto sax, which sounded like was he running through some sort of guitar effect, possibly a harmonizer. When he played the first note it almost sounded like an electric bagpipe.
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While "War Begun" kicked off a slower section of the set, the intensity was no doubt still in tact. On the unhurried and dreamy "I Will Sing You Songs," James held out words and with the wind blowing a bit it sounded like it voice was swirling all over the place. Band of Horses frontman Ben Bridwell joined the band on stunning a stunning take of "Wonderful (The Way I Feel)." Bridwell took the second the verse, and when the two of them harmonized, they sounded quite similar. Near the end of the song, James ascended really high in his vocal register without cracking at all.
With six studio albums worth of material, My Morning Jacket could easily have filled its set with originals and not repeated any songs over the two nights, but the band threw in four covers in the set, the first of which was an outstanding take on Elton John's "Rocket Man," with Broemel giving it a slight country twang playing pedal steel. Later, the band played Eykah Badu's R&B-tinged "Tyrone," the INXS' ballad "Never Tear Us Apart," which featured a sax solo by Broemel, and a raucous take on the Clash's "Rock the Casbah," which had to surprise a few folks in the crowd during the encore. Near the end of the set, the guys showed no signs of slowing down losing energy with upbeat cuts like "Evil Urges" and closing out with the rocking "Anytime," one of the five cuts the band played from Z.
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On the intense "Victory Dance," one of the seven encore songs, some heavy electronic bass pumped throughout the venue while the crowd pumped fists and nodded heads. While "Off the Record" packed a lot of punch, "Gideon" was an insanely epic way to close out the end of a hell of night.
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While opener Band of Horses, for the most part, has its own thing, it's hard not to hear a few similarities between frontman Ben Bridwell and Jim James. There were a few moments where the band as whole sounded like Morning Jacket. But the band no doubt delivered a solid set, playing cuts like "No One's Gonna Love You," "Loredo," "The Great Salt Lake," and closed out with impressive take on the hit "The Funeral."
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New Orleans-based Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, who were on first, played to a half-full Red Rocks, but didn't let that get in the way of a high energy funk and groove-fueled set included some impressive trombone playing by Shorty and a fueled up take on Ray Charles' "I Got a Woman," which got the crowd revved up.
Personal Bias: It's been close to a decade since the last time I'd seen My Morning Jacket, and needless to say it's pretty damn amazing how much those guys have grown since then.
Random Detail: Jim James played an Omnichord on "Tonight I Want to Celebrate With You."
By the Way: My Morning Jacket plays again tonight, and John Oates is supposedly sitting in.
My Morning Jacket Red Rocks Amphitheatre - 8/3/12 Morrison, CO
Rollin' Back The Way That He Sings Heartbreakin Man The Dark Lowdown Outta My System Holdin' on to Black Metal First Light War Begun I Will Sing You Songs Wonderful (The Way I Feel) - (with Ben Bridwell of Band of Horses) Librarian Rocket Man (Elton John) Tonight I Want to Celebrate With You Wordless Chorus Evil Urges Tyrone (Eykah Badu) Master Plan What a Wonderful Man Easy Mornin' Rebel It's About Twilight Now Never Tear Us Apart (INXS) Anytime
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12 week old and nails as sharp as claws
(14 Posts)tried cutting the claws with scissors nervously and they've been better the last two days. They're starting to get sharp again tonight tho!
Can see I'm going to have to become quick, dexterous and cunning to get the better of him!
I use little baby nail scissors from Boots - they are ace, and much better than clippers, for me, anyway. DD is 11mo now though and wakes up if I try and trim them while she's asleep, so it's not got much easier!
Clippers during a feed. Now she's a toddler it's a right chore. I practically had to sit on her yesterday to hold her down
Clippers here - DD2 was born with tallons and they grow incredibly fast.
DD1 learnt the word "incentive" very young owing to DH's technique of offering bribes (chocolate buttons usually) to sit still while her nails were cut. The pattern was well established before I found out about it!
I thought the same, he'd escape from mitts, so I've just ordered these. fingers crossed they'll work!
thanks everyone
We were recommended putting vaseline on them every day to soften them but this was nearly 12 years ago so it's probably a no-no for some reason now
Did it religiously after I nicked her finger trying to cut them one day - completely traumatised me.
Ah, tell me about it! My DDs are like little talons. We found that cutting them with baby scissors then filing down the sharp bits work. It is a relentless task though!
Socks are great to use instead of scratch mitts at night I found because you can pull them up high. My DS could always escape scratch mitts!
I've always used scissors when he's asleep. He's 1 now and they still need cutting about 3 times a week!
hmm thanks, ill try scratch mitts and scissors. when i think about it, I think that they got sharper after filing too. also more prone to naturally tearing a bit which made them jagged-edged. Ouch!
My db is convinced that it's easier to cut tiny baby nails with scissors rather than clippers. I'm far to scaredy to do that but it might work for you?
Otherwise I think it's just practise. My 17 week old ds needs his nails cut 1-2 times a week and I've become an expert at it through forcing myself to do it. Also helps if you can find something to distract them - I find the tv works well.
Found the nails go softer after a bath. So would give him a daytime bath and put dd on the sofa with bright daylight for her nap after bath and clip away.
Now she prefers to be distracted by the tv and watches it and sits still while I clip away. I found filing made them sharper and thinner so more prone to scratches.
I remember holding my breath when doing it. she was little and I had clipped her once accidentally but it has never happened again. Since then I always do it in good day light
Scratch mitts while bfeeding? Or some babygros have integral ones.
Clippers worked best for us. I did cut dd once and felt awful but read that it happens to everyone once! if you can do it while they are asleep or partner can do it while you are BFing then he is less likely to wriggle.
I don't think there is a perfect solution sadly!
I've tried everything I can think of - filing them (once he's asleep, he moves his hands too much otherwise). Nibbling them myself. Very carefully clipping him but I caught his skin once so I don't want to do that again.
Whatever I do they're so sharp! he scratches the top of his head and tears the skin, he scratches me when bfíng and cuts the skin. Filing them very carefully for 30 mins helped slightly for like 24 hours then it was back to nails like that guy from Friday 13th, only attached to tiny cute little fingers.
Any one found anything that helps?!
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