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The first time the Falcons ever started a season 4-0 they ended up succumbing to injuries and, perhaps, their own doubts about whether they really were that good.
The second time the Falcons were perfect through four games they ended up winning the NFC South and advancing to the NFC championship game.
The Falcons, 4-0 for just the third time in franchise history, are looking to finish more like 2004 than 1986.
"They have a very, very good chance," said Gerald Riggs, the Pro Bowl running back on the 1986 Falcons team. "Everybody can look to everything in the regular season, but the proof is what happens in the postseason. They should have no issue getting in the postseason."
That's the way it appears with the Falcons already three games ahead of Tampa Bay and Carolina and four games clear of the Saints. Atlanta already defeated Carolina, owns two road victories and boasts the No. 3 scoring offense in the league.
But, as the 1986 Falcons discovered, a promising season can unravel fast.
Expectations were low for the Falcons in 1986. They had posted back-to-back 4-12 seasons under coach Dan Henning and managed just three winning seasons since starting play in 1966 (not counting the strike-shortened 1982 season) .
The Falcons opened the season with a victory at New Orleans but there still were about 10,000 empty seats at Fulton County Stadium when they defeated the St. Louis Cardinals the next week. The perception of the Falcons changed after they won at Dallas in Week 3.
The Falcons were greeted by fans at the airport when they returned to Atlanta.
"They estimated there were a couple thousand fans in the concourse when we got off the plane," said David Archer, Atlanta's starting quarterback in 1986. "They were lined up in the concourse and we were high-fiving fans. It really was a great scene."
After Atlanta won in overtime at Tampa Bay in Week 4, Fulton County Stadium was nearly full for the next week's game against the Eagles. The Falcons' streak ended with a 16-0 loss to the Eagles and new coach Buddy Ryan's famed "46″ defense.
But Atlanta recovered to defeat the Los Angeles Rams at home the next week and rallied to forge a tie at San Francisco to stand 5-1-1. That was the final high point for the Falcons, who started a five-game losing streak at Los Angeles the next week.
Archer said the team's depth wasn't good to begin with and then injuries, including a separated shoulder suffered by Archer in Week 11, took their toll. Archer said the Falcons, who finished 7-8-1, also they didn't handle the increased expectations well.
"We just kind of lost that momentum," he said. "We were on a team that didn't expect to win; we were just hoping to get off to a fast start. I think we got a little bit tight and started trying not to lose."
By the time the Falcons lost in Week 14 to Indianapolis, which hadn't won a game until then, Fulton County Stadium was half full and the excitement generated by the hot start had fizzled.
"After we went on the five-game losing streak, I don't think even the [airport] baggage people came out to meet us," Riggs said, laughing. "It was, 'You have the key. Let yourself in.' But it certainly it was a great time for something to happen in the city. We thought we got some things turned around."
The 2004 Falcons had higher hopes than the 1984 team but their big season came one year later than expected.
Anticipation was high for the 2003 season after the Falcons became the first team in NFL history to win a playoff game at Green Bay's Lambeau Field the previous January. Those hopes took a hit when star quarterback Michael Vick suffered a leg fracture during the 2003 preseason and was out for most of the year.
Vick was healthy for the 2004 season but Jim Mora had replaced Dan Reeves as coach.
"Jim Mora thought we could still capture the momentum [from 2002] that we thought was gone," said Alge Crumpler, Atlanta's Pro Bowl tight end in 2004. "As the season got going we found out we had something pretty special."
Atlanta's 4-0 start included victories at San Francisco, vs. the Rams and Cardinals, and at Carolina. The Falcons lost two of their next three games before another four-game winning streak sent them on their way to an 11-5 record. Atlanta defeated the Rams in the divisional playoffs before losing at Philadelphia in the conference championship game.
Statistically, the 2004 Falcons were mediocre on both sides of the ball and were prone to wild swings in performance, especially on offense. They had six games in which they scored 14 points or less and four games in which they scored 30 points or more.
Crumpler said the 2004 team had "one of the closest-knit locker rooms I ever had" and showed character through adversity.
"We were a little inconsistent, at best, but I felt like there wasn't a team on our schedule we felt like we couldn't beat," Crumpler said. "I think as I watch this year's team they are more consistent."
The 2012 Falcons also say they are a close group with good chemistry. Crumpler noted that these Falcons have more offensive talent than the 2004 team, which relied heavily on Vick and Warrick Dunn to churn out rushing yards.
Riggs said, unlike the current Falcons, the 1986 team "didn't really have all the pieces to make that kind of [championship] run." Archer said another difference between the current Falcons and both the 1986 and 2004 teams is "they expect to win."
"You saw against Carolina [on Sunday], they had the ball at the one [on the final drive] and still had a 'never say die' attitude," Archer said.
The Falcons rallied to defeat the Panthers and remain one of three undefeated teams. The Texans are 4-0 for the first time in their short history and the Cardinals last were 4-0 in 1974.
Crumpler said the Falcons shouldn't take their strong start for granted.
"The longer you play, the more you realize how hard it is to win in this league and appreciate the good things that happen to you," he said. "Nothing is easy in this league."
The unit 29th against the run (146.2 yards per game), ninth against the pass (206.8 yards) and it has forced the opposing quarterbacks into a passer rating of 68.7, which is fifth lowest in the NFL.
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October 3rd, 2012
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'Skins are a 31/34 pass/rush per game ratio. Falcons are 37/24 pass/rush per game ratio. That's a pass percentage of 48% versus 61%. So they run, we pass. We defend the pass better, they defend the run better.
Both teams have very good turnover ratios, but RGIII fumbles A LOT.
In theory, you would want to stuff the run, and force them to keep the ball in RGIII's hands, and let him make a mistake.
October 3rd, 2012
11:17 am
My favorite, white on white, black hats.
October 3rd, 2012
11:19 am
Yep, that was when Mazzetti went 5/5 on field goals! Those games were like David vs Goliath, the Falcons were'nt supposed to win…
October 3rd, 2012
1:07 pm
Question is: have any Falcons been arrested this week????
October 3rd, 2012
2:29 pm
I hope so. It's brought us good luck two weeks in a row. A parking ticket, maybe?
October 3rd, 2012
2:55 pm
Copy cat leauge so look for the Skins to try and duplicate what the Cats did last week. Can they? Hope not!!! Look for another big Air day out of Ryan this time I think its Julio's turn to have a monster day. I noticed that for the last two weeks (not counting the hand injury) that teams have rolled double coverage over to his side and the Falcons have feasted with Tony G and my man Roddy. I think HD gets in a little swag this week also. O yea look for Quizz to do his thing out the backfield! I think they will try to bottle Turner up this week but we need him to do just enough to keep them honest because as always he will have 2 to 3 BIG runs for major gain. Is it Sunday yet? Now as for our D, I think we learned some lessons last week. The Skins will try to run right at us but I think we will be in position this week and not get battered at the line like we did last week. Lets go get them BIRDS!!!!
October 3rd, 2012
5:19 pm
Old, ole "MeAngelo" — here we come ……….. "The Quadtripets" will have the Redskins' LB's & DB's chasing their tails foresure
Go Falcons — Pesky Redskins next
October 3rd, 2012
5:41 pm
The Falcons…LMAO. Just like the braves, another group of halfwit idiots and losers.
October 3rd, 2012
6:42 pm
FAILCANTS have ZERO SB rings and the rednecks want to talk smack like they've accomplished something….what a joke….win something meaningful first loosahs…until then, stfu and kiss the Aints, Caints and Saints SB ring….lmao at the Delusional Failcant fans….so desperate….
October 3rd, 2012
6:47 pm
Hey, Failcant fans….where's your SB ring? Oh,that's right…you got nothing….must be sad to be celebrating a 4-0 season….pathetic….truth hurts, huh? Pretty sad the Saints won a SB before you perennial losers….rise up? Fall down…everyone of you know the truth – you don't have what it takes to win the SB….pity….lmao at the FAILCANTS….everyone else does….
Caints, Aints, Saints > Micheael Redneck M and the FAILCANTS
October 3rd, 2012
7:34 pm
Knock, Knock
Who's there?
Noah who?
Noah wins for them aints
October 3rd, 2012
8:24 pm
All four of the quarterbacks the Falcons have faced are or have been Pro-bowlers.
Just sayin….
This year against common opponents Falcons 2-0, Saints 0-2.
Just sayin…
Falcons at 3 and 0, down by 1 on their own 1 yd line, less minute left. Could have packed it in and been happy with 3 and 1, but no, they did what no team has done in over 20 years, came back and won.
Just saying…
October 3rd, 2012
11:29 pm
Knock Knock
Who Dat
Owen Who
Owen Four, LOL
October 3rd, 2012
11:32 pm
Who Is Mikey M, LOL, step away from the crack pipe my friend, LOL
October 4th, 2012
11:54 am
I know who that is that wrote that post up there , Lol at the Aints…………….thats the Loser hiramsaint……………….that good for nothin low-life scumbag troll ………….hey sackhead……I bet your team does a 5 – 11 this year or maybe worse………its called the curse of the Superbowl you idiot…….no team that hosts the big game has a good season during that year and to add to the demise of the Caints is what they did to their own selves with Bountygate…………..you the biggest idiot I ever saw in all my days…………..Get a Life , you imbecile ! ……………………………………


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What was not taught in school that you realize, REALLY should have been? (Why?)
For me, things like Financial Literacy, Entrepreurism, Cooking and Sex Ed (and the Psychology of Relationships), were not taught. And I realize that I have had to spend quite a few years now bumbling through life with the rest of my friends, rather clueless. Yet, I'd always score high on calculus quizzes, in labelling body parts and I am an excellent speller. Oh! And I am really confident! : /
I feel I have useless superpowers in some areas and not enough power in others where I super need it. (Perhaps my ignorance is ripe for being picked on by predators in society...) Most of the things that I wish I learned, improved the quality of my life and mind once I did learn them.
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Sep 18 2012: 1. Not to memorize, but thinking by myself, and to be positively critical.
2. How to separate and choose the interesting from the useless.
3. How to listen.
4. How to be silent.
5. How to put myselfo into the others' skin
6. How to be compassionate.
7. How to feel fine under bad conditions.
8. How to think wisely.
9. How to be patient.
10. How to think well.
Now, may be it's a little bit late for me. I try to do my best and to feel so, but how much life lost ! And what a hard way it was!
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The Jazz's starting point guard has not played since Dec. 22 when he collided with Heat guard Mario Chalmers in a loss at Miami. Originally listed with a "severely sprained" right thumb, Williams underwent surgery Friday in New York for what he revealed Tuesday was a "complete tear" of a ligament he also tore in 2008.
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"Just like last time," Williams said. "The only difference was it actually pulled a little piece of the bone with it this time."
The official word on Williams has been that he will be re-evaluated after six weeks of rehabilitation. However, Williams said Tuesday that the six-week mark, which would be Feb. 15, the Friday of All-Star weekend, is merely when the pin in his thumb will be removed.
"That's when the rehab really starts," he said.
Williams added: "That timeline can be long, can be short. We're going to fight to get back and we're going to listen to [trainer Gary Briggs] and the guys and we're going to make the right decision."
Williams, who never has played a full slate of games during his 10-year career, is more than familiar with what that rehab entails, thanks to his 2008 injury. That surgery, like Friday's, was performed by hand specialist Dr. Michelle Carlson in New York.
Williams flew back to Salt Lake City on Monday and arrived at EnergySolutions Arena as the Jazz began their game against the Dallas Mavericks, an eventual 100-94 win.
"It's frustrating to watch," Williams said. "It's better to watch when they win. When they lose and they struggle you always feel like you can lend a hand, and that frustrates you the most."
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Directioners, I ask you to take one moment from your scrolling and please read this. We have the opportunity to change several lives.
I'll try to make this short and sweet. I, as well as many others of you, have been impacted by these 5 boys. They showed that ONE is significant. Without any single one of them, the band would not be where they are today. They would not be One Direction. Without all the millions of "ONE"s voting for them on the X Factor, tweeting, and buying their songs, they would not be where they are today and all the wonderful effects of their music would not have taken place.
They taught us that when ONEs come together, anything can happen. They taught me to dream big because ONE is important.
And so I have. I'm dreaming big and putting this before you: PROJECT ONE.
What are we gonna do?
Raise $1.7 million dollars.
A few nights ago it occurred to me how much potential comes together under the roof of a concert. Several thousands of people all under one roof. Anything could happen even if each person just gave one dollar.
At my show alone, there will be 80,000 people in the crowds. So I got curious and did the math at what the seating capacity for all the stadiums/dates on the North America leg of the WWA tour would be. The results? 1,709,269. Not including unaccounted for floor seating. THAT IS ALMOST TWO MILLION PEOPLE.
How are we gonna do that?!
Giving $1.
Let's say each of these 1.7 million people scrounged up $1. Simple math, we'd have $1.7 MILLION DOLLARS. It seems like a lot of money, but all it would take is all of us going to the Where We Are Tour to just give ONE dollar.
What's the money for?
Mosquito nets.
I'm sure we've all seen the boys videos that were in partner with Comic Relief where they went to Africa and first hand saw the effects Malaria can cause. Thanks to Red Nose Day, the boys were able to help raise tons of money thanks to us donating and texting in. But I want to keep on going. I want everyone to be involved.
After doing some research, I discovered that there is a simple prevention method to Malaria. Mosquito nets. Each Mosquito Net costs $10 to purchase and deliver to Africa.
How many mosquito nets can we buy?
Assuming the minimum funds we get is $1 per concert attendee we are back at $1.7 million. Divided by 10, that's 170,926! That's more than enough to cover not just one, but SEVERAL communities in Africa!
All because WE, (every ONE) of us, decided to make this tour make an impact and show those boys they taught us to make a difference and follow your dreams.
This project needs to be talked about. Tumblr'd about. Tweeted about. Let's get the boys to know what we are trying to do! Practically, we will need booths and donation set ups at each of the tour dates and we would have to work with the tour agency to get this to happen.
They may not listen to one of my phone calls. But they WILL listen to every single ONE of us working together to make this happen.
Let's SIGNAL BOOST this like CRAZY! We still have several months before the North America leg of the tour. Let's use them to our advantage!
The official hashtag is #ProjectOneWWA!
Send this link to your friends. REBLOG THIS POST. SPREAD THE WORD!!
I know that if any fandom can do this, it's ours. We helped the boys get where they are because of social media, let's help them go even further!! Please, please, please help this project see the light of day. I know we can make a change.
Even if you aren't a Directioner, let's help make a difference in this world because it's the right thing to do. Lives are at stake.
Thanks for your time!!
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Zayn has his own room dedicated to his art and none of us knew that because no one ever asks about what he's into and his other passions like he decorated a giant dog for charity and no one asked him about it, zayn spends a lot of time at home alone probably reading and doing art and I want to talk to him about that because he's probably really passionate about it
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From April 2009 to April 2010, 38 states and the District of Columbia recorded unemployment rate increases, 10 states had decreases, and 2 states had no change.
Minnesota reported the largest rate decrease from a year earlier (-1.1 percentage points). Vermont and North Dakota experienced the only other significant rate decreases (-0.8 and -0.6 percentage point, respectively).
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Top stocks for 2009 - still buys?
Stocks surged again in the third quarter. But have they gone too far too fast? And are my Top Stocks for 2009 still buys?
The third quarter brought another surge in stocks, as investors see signs of a return to corporate profit growth.
So much for that double-dip recession. The economy is doing just fine, thank you. As a result, most investors are playing catch-up, hoping to buy stocks before the run ends. While the little guy remains entrenched on the sidelines, the institutional investors, some of whom were aggressively short, are now buying stocks en masse.
It is this buying, which was mostly unexpected, that has allowed the major indexes to move significantly above the lows established in March.
In the case of my own Top Stocks for 2009 we have been ahead of the game from day one. Since the March bottom, the long recommendations have been on fire, recording a composite gain of more than 30% in 9 months. Considering the S&P 500 is up only 17% during the same period, our stocks are doing significantly better.
Here is an update on how five of our Top 10 stocks are performing including some thoughts on where we go from here. (To see the complete Update on my Top Stocks for 2009 here.)
Stock #1 - Jacobs Engineering
The Republicans will tell you that none of the stimulus money has been spent thus far. If that is the case, one would expect Jacobs Engineering (JEC) to be doing poorly this year, and that has certainly been the case. Shares are down more than 4% as of the end of the third quarter.
The bias on JEC is to the downside until the economy roars back to life or government spending becomes a reality. Shares are worth holding as there is talk of a second stimulus plan that perhaps might actually go to brick-and-mortar projects.
Stock #2 - Pulte Homes
For the most part, economic activity in housing was mostly positive in the third quarter, but there remains a healthy dose of skepticism about supply. Foreclosures are the biggest hurdle for the market. Increasing unemployment does not help matters. Prices have indeed fallen, but not far enough to really spur a boom in buying activity.
Until supply is absorbed, new construction will be dampened. Pulte Homes (PHM) was a Top Stock for 2009 as a long recession in housing was expected to end. So far investors are skeptical.
Shares of Pulte are flat for the year through the end of September. Patience here is really a virtue. PHM is worth holding, as the sector is likely to recover eventually. Unfortunately for those, including me, hoping for a 2009 rally, 2010 may be the year.
Stock #3 - Chicago Bridge & Iron
One of the biggest winners on the Top Stocks list has been Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI). Shares have increased by more than 85% through the end of the third quarter on the strength of its niche construction projects.
liquefied natural gas terminals under construction, and the potential
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infrastructure play that has been a huge winner in 2009. Energy and most
anything tied to energy have been doing well this year, as we
transition from global contraction to global growth.
At the current price of $20 per share, CBI trades for under 13 times December 2010 earnings. There is more growth to come on CBI, and I would not be surprised to see some of that growth occur in the fourth quarter. CBI should be a double by the end of the year.
Stock #4 - General Electric
General Electric (GE) finally brought itself to life during the third quarter. The stock had been a laggard for some time as it struggled with a weak economy and troubles in its GE Capital unit.
The financial crisis made loans at GE Capital worth less, and frankly, difficult to value at all. Thankfully, the disaster in lending looks to be ending, as GE worked frantically to right its ship. After bottoming in March in the mid-single digits, GE has roared back to more than $16 at the end of the third quarter, nearly tripling in value. That impressive move, though, would be impressive if you bought shares in March. If you had started in GE at the beginning of the year, you would be just over break-even.
The point is GE has a long way to go before recovering lost value during the recession and financial crisis. Any future gains in the stock will have to be tied to earnings. GE will simply need to grow its way out of trouble. Given its history as a top innovative industrial powerhouse, I would bet on that recovery coming sooner than later.
Stock #5 - Chesapeake Energy
Of course, anything tied to energy has done very well in 2009. The huge natural gas company, Chesapeake Energy (CHK), fits that description.
Shares are up more than 75% in 2009, with more gains on the horizon. Oil and gas prices had been quite volatile in 2008, leading to a mispricing of assets across the category. Stocks like CHK were dirt cheap at the beginning of the year.
Today, looking forward, CHK is positioned to increase even further. The global economy is recovering, and with it, commodity prices are rising. In addition, the dollar has been in decline during the last several months, putting more pressure on prices. The benefactor of an inflationary environment will be commodity plays like CHK.
Of the stocks listed here, the energy plays make the strongest case for continued holding in 2010. Another double from current prices is certainly possible as economies across the world spring to life.
Click here to see the complete Update on my Top Stocks for 2009. See all of my holdings in my Wall Street Survivor Portfolio.
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I imagined this high school to be a perfect Catholic school. Well, it was just my imagination and reality is completely different. Please save your time, energy and money for a better college/university in the future.
Unless you want too excel in sports and be an OK student, I don't recommend DLS. I currently attend DLS. The academics aren't worth 15,000. If the public school your child would go to is a good school just send them there. On the other hand your child will most likely have a great social experience the School is fun, hanging out with friends is all you really do. I'm a 10th grader with a 3.5 GPA, I can't tell you one thing I've really learned this year. The classes are quite boring. if you cant understand English and remember things you can be a "Honor Roll" student. I spent about 20 minutes studying in total studying for finals (my worst grade was a B+). Some teachers care about you being successful, some honestly couldn't care less. My Biology teacher lets students run the class while see sits in the back of the room. The sports are amazing, but just because your kid was good in pop warner or little league DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING. I know plenty of people you said they were gonna be stars on the football team and haven't ever seen the field.
De La Salle provided an excellent learning environment for my son to grow and develop. He was challenged not only academically, but socially and spiritually as well. The teachers were excellent (like Mr. Sansoe) and genuinely cared about their students. Although the tuition was a little high, the school provided a safe and nurturing environment that allowed our son to concentrate on learning. He is off to college now but enjoyed every minute of his 4 years as a DLS Spartan.
Had great expectations in the beginning, but by year's end . . . disappointed, tired, and disillusioned. As long as your child succeeds without any issues and doesn't fall behind, it's a great school. If not, the school takes no responsibility. There is no summer school and the counselors are unresponsive. The program in the athletics department is pretty much based on who you know. Didn't find out later until it was too late, that my son should have tried out for the football team in order to have had a better chance at getting on the basketball or baseball team. The mantra is 'you have to distinguish yourself and be seen as much as possible.' True academics and jocks rule, and the ones who are in between or struggle along fall between the cracks. Overrated for the cost.
I am a coach at this school and I can not say enough good things about the students. The involvement level of the students, parents, & teachers is incredible. I've never met a more motivated group of teenagers in my life. Respectful, caring, goal oriented, amazing. Although it boasts great academics and many students have gone on to great schools: Naval Academy, Univ. of Cal schools (Berkeley, UCLA, UCSB, UCSD), the Ivies, U of Michigan, etc - it is not a 'college prep' school in the strict definition of the phrase. As a result - the students are more diverse than one would expect from a top-notch private school. It also is home to some of the greatest athletics in Northern California - in every sport. With an all-girl Catholic school across the street - the Jr.and Sr. classes are co-ed so it also has the best of both worlds.
Great School..My son has excellent comprehension skills....I would reccomend this school. The only drawback is the cost.
The level of education at De La Salle is terrific. My son has grown leaps and bounds at this school. The teachers are outstanding and really enjoy teaching. Their athletic programs are some of the best in the country. I would definitely reccomend this school to anyone who has a desire for their son to achieve excellence.
I like teachers this school. They teach my children importance of education and college. I can see this school has helped them a lot in their future as students.
This is my son's last year at De La Salle it's been the best thing that could of ever happen to him. I will truly miss him being at De La Salle after Graduation. But Knowing he went to De La Salle he will always survive in anything he does with his life.
De La Salle High School is an excellent school providing a positive, enriching environment which motivates each student to do his best and become a balanced individual. The school emphasize the academics with participation in extracurricular activities and encouraging students to reach out to others and contribute to the community. There is great community support. Students are made to feel proud to be part of the school. The school does a wonderful job in helping students to do their best and prepares them as they develop into young adults.
De La Salle High School is great school, from its challenging curriculum to its extracurricular activities. Even though extra curricular activities are a big part of a student's life, at De La Salle academics always come first. At De La Salle a student can feel free to become the best he can be. He can expand his wings and fly as far as his dreams will take him and the entire De La Salle community will be there to help him and cheer him on.
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A new study performed by researchers at the Washington University in St. Louis has found that players retired from the National Football League (NFL) are far more likely than the general population to use and misuse opioid painkillers, the L.A. Times reported Jan. 28.
The research, commissioned by ESPN with funding from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), is the first of its kind.
According to the study abstract, 644 players in the 2009 Retired Players Association Directory were surveyed by phone between March and August 2010, with a 53.4 percent completion rate. ESPN's Outside the Lines said the surveyed players had retired between 1979 and 2006, and on average were 48 years old and had played 7.6 seasons.
The study's chief findings were that 52 percent of the former players had used opioids while playing, of whom 71 percent reported misuse. Players who misused opioids while playing were three times as likely to have misused them in the past 30 days as those who used them as prescribed. The majority of players (63 percent) who used prescription painkillers during their careers obtained them from someone other than a doctor.
Half of the retired players in the survey said they had been seriously injured three times or more while playing, and half also said they had received concussions, though many kept playing because the concussions were undiagnosed.
"The rate of current, severe pain is staggering," said Linda B. Cottler, Ph.D., who led the research. She is a professor of epidemiology in psychiatry at Washington University in St. Louis.
Cottler and her team found that three factors correlated with current abuse of pain medications, according to ESPN: "significant pain, undiagnosed concussions and heavy drinking."
Eric Strain, M.D. — who directs the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Johns Hopkins Center for Substance Abuse Treatment and Research and who edits Drug and Alcohol Dependence, the scientific journal in which the study appeared – recommended that the NFL conduct aggressive drug testing. "At least consider doing it on a pilot basis and see what's happening," he said.
"The NFL has the most intrusive drug testing of any sport," said Lawrence S. Brown, M.D., medical adviser to the NFL on abused substances.
"It is scientifically flawed to compare the general population with athletes, active or retired," Brown also said.
"There's almost nothing that's exactly like a professional athlete so I'm not sure what the proper comparison is," said Wilson Compton, M.D., of NIDA. "I don't think it's scientifically flawed. … We need to put it in some context." Compton worked as a treating clinician in the NFL's substance abuse program from 1995 to 2002.
Active and retired players said the NFL testing focused primarily on drugs that enhanced performance, rather than opioids or other street drugs, ESPN reported. The players said they always knew about the test for street drugs in advance, and so it was "easy to pass."
"We call it the IQ test, 'cause if you fail it, then you're stupid," one said.
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In 2003, he received the fire department's Medal of Gallantry for apprehending an arson suspect at the scene of a fire. The suspect was convicted of aggravated arson and is serving a life sentence in prison, according to a news release.
Freitag is also a Layton city councilman.
"I am confident [Freitag's] experience, keen insight and management acumen will ensure the future success of our new communication department," said Fire Chief Kurt Cook.
Salt Lake City consolidated its previously independent dispatch centers for police, fire and emergency medical services to create the bureau.
The bureau eventually will be housed in the new Public Safety Building, which is supposed to be completed this summer and equipped with "state-of-the-art phone, radio and communication equipment," according to the news release. Both the police and fire departments will call the new headquarters home.
The bureau is only one of seven 911 centers in the world with a triple-accreditation from the National Academies of Emergency Dispatch, and the only one in the state with the rating, the release adds.
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Welcome to my Guided Meditation Class. I gave this ad a lot of thought before I wrote it because there are many misconceptions about meditation including "it's a cult activity" or "spirituality quest". I have been meditating for 20 years and teaching it for 14 years, and have found that neither of these are true. Meditation is learning to silence the mind, to give it a break. Meditation brings discipline to your mind and in turn, to your life. Meditation is taking your mind to the gym. What you do with the silence is up to you. Let this class help you train your mind to bring silence into your daily life.
I have modeled my life with the help and inspiration of meditation. I live my life in the real world with problems that we are all dealing with. We are all monks with no monasteries. Please join me and we will work together to bring this change in your life. Class is casual and open to all. No experience necessary. This class uses visualization techniques, breath work, and thought provoking comments and stories to guide you through meditation. We sit in folding chairs to meditate or you can sit on the floor. Please, take this time and do it for yourself. "See you there".
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Don't even think about comparing them to Justin Bieber.
I love this song and this cover is AMAZING!!
Two girls, one piano. Warning: Awesome.
Oh wow these girls are brilliant.
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Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor | Johann Sebastian Bach.
I have seen this live and it is phenomenal. For some songs they do cartwheels.
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Day After Christmas
This year has been one full of many different things: traveling, emotions, friends and family.
Traveling: I was fortunate enough to visit and/or live in 12 countries. Visit loads of different cities full of all new culture and sights.
- The United States: Rochester, Buffalo, New York City, Albany, Syracuse, Ithaca
- Jamaica: Kingston, Treasure Beach, YS Falls
- Ireland: Dublin
- Scotland: Edinburgh, Perth, Dundee
- England: London
- Italy: Florence, Siena, San Gimignano, Via Reggio, Rome, Cinque Terre, Trento, Verona, Venice
- Germany: Munich, Berlin
- France: Paris, Cannes, Nice, St. Paul de Vence, Eze
- Czech Republic: Prague
- Vatican City
- Monaco
- Croatia: Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes
- (I also was stopped at a train station in Vienna, Austria for about three hours, I don't officially count it)
Friends: I have been extremely fortunate enough in my travels and in my everyday life to have met some amazing people. I met one of my best friends in Jamaica and Im so happy for him to be studying abroad too. I also met some wonderful people studying abroad that I look forward to keeping in touch with and visiting while home in the United States. During Study Abroad and being away you realize who your true friends are. This played into the emotions and losing friends along the way. Its unfortunate but something good always comes from it. Like a new boyfriend per say. I know the people I will strive to be friends with for life and I know the people that are not worth my time. Working on me and knowing who I am is something that I have been shown this year.
Family: Where would anyone be without family. I am truly blessed with a great one. I have two amazing dogs too!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.


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Apr 19 2012
Handicrafts from Siem Reap: Are they really?
The word 'souvenir' is derived from the French for to remember, and far more than their beauty or intrinsic value that of course is the ultimate purpose of those odd trinkets we buy when we travel. We're not really buying a thing so much as a memory trigger: for that moment on a rubbish day … read the full post


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Predictions Abound as Mortgage Market Enters Uncharted Territoryby Tim Manni
Today, April 1, is day one in the mortgage market's expedition into uncharted territory — uncharted in the sense that mortgage rates have been corralled by the Fed's MBS-purchase program for well over a year now.
The big question — the 800-pound gorilla in the room, if you will — has been, "what will happen to mortgage rates now that the Fed has stepped out of the picture?"
The answer to that question largely depends on several factors, but mainly hinges on if private investors are willing to once-again invest their money into mortgages.
Our friend Jamie Smith Hopkins at the Baltimore Sun asked the readers of her blog, The Real Estate Wonk, for their predictions. Here are some of the responses:
"…mortgage interest rates are going to rise and may do so quickly, like .50% to 1% in a matter of a weeks."
"I predict mortgage rates will go up to 6.0% to 6.5% by the end of the year."
"Bottom, bottom line, rates don't move much, but its due to more smoke and mirrors, central planning tricks, not fundamental market forces. Absent trickery and manipulation we'd quickly be north of 6.5%, about where we were before the trickery began."
What Do We Say?
In our latest Two-Month Forecast for Mortgage Rates we wrote that, "If everything works as planned, we think that the next nine-week period will see HSH's overall FRMI trend between an average rate of 5.25% to perhaps 5.60%. At the same time, the overall 5/1 ARM will likely wander from perhaps 5.25% to 5.60%. Although we don't usually provide an outlook for conforming 30-year fixed rates by themselves, we'll wing it a little this time, and call for a 5% to 5.40% range over the next couple of months."
Only Time Will Tell
It's going to take more than a few hours into the first day of the Fed's absence to see where rates are headed. The problem with all the predictions you have read is that they're all based on things that haven't happened yet. All you can do is examine the past trends, look at the present factors and make an educated guess. In the words of our VP Keith Gumbinger, "Forecasting is more of an art than a science."
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Freedom Victory Tour Announcement
My 2013 Freedom Victory Tour is officially announced! Go check out when my concert is coming to your town!
"Fill It Up Again" on Bad Girls Club
by Ali Spagnola on Jan.29, 2013, under Uncategorized
I got another placement on TV! Tune in to Oxygen tonight to hear my song "Fill It Up Again" on Bad Girls Club!
My Power Hour Court Case Is Over!
by Ali Spagnola on Jan.17, 2013, under Uncategorized
After 3 years of hard work and $30,000 of legal fees. The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has finally come to a decision on my "Power Hour" legal battle! The verdict? I win!! Steve Roose's trademark has been revoked and Power Hour is now free!
I'm launching Freedom Victory Tour campaign today in connection with the huge announcement. If none of this is making sense, check out the video and Indiegogo page to get the summary on what when down. Then contribute to my campaign so we can make a global party to celebrate!
If you want even more after video and summary, I've written an in-depth story about how everything unfolded over these past 3 years. Check out: How I stuck it to The Man while simultaneously chugging a beer!
Bad Girls Club is Featuring "I'm On Top"
The season premier of Bad Girls Club will feature one of my songs from The Ego. Watch Oxygen tonight to hear "I'm On Top" with vocals! I'm psyched to be more than just background music this time.


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ATLANTA -- The clutch quarterback. The genius coach. The big-play defence.
The San Francisco 49ers are ready to start a new dynasty with a familiar formula.
Next stop, the Big Easy.
Colin Kaepernick and Frank Gore led San Francisco to a record comeback in the NFC championship game Sunday, overcoming an early 17-0 deficit to beat the Atlanta Falcons 28-24 and send the 49ers to their first Super Bowl since 1995.
Gore scored a pair of touchdowns, including the winner with 8:23 remaining for San Francisco's first lead of the day, and the 49ers defence made it stand up. A fourth-down stop at the 10-yard line denied Atlanta another stirring comeback after blowing a big lead.
"Everybody does a little," 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said, "and it adds up to be a lot."
San Francisco (13-4-1) moves on to face Baltimore at New Orleans in two weeks, looking to join Pittsburgh as the only franchises with six Super Bowl titles. It'll be a brother-vs.-brother matchup, too, since John Harbaugh coaches the Ravens.
Joe Montana led the 49ers to four Super Bowl wins and Steve Young took them to No. 5. It's up to Kaepernick and Co. to get No. 6.
"He just competes like a maniac all the time," said Harbaugh, whose much-debated decision to bench Alex Smith at midseason now looks like the best move of the year.
Harbaugh was hoppin' mad when a disputed call went against the 49ers on Atlanta's potential winning drive. He leaped in the air, screamed at the officials and had to be restrained by his staff from charging the field.
No complaints when it was over.
"We rose up there at the end," Harbaugh said.
His second-year quarterback, who runs like a track star, didn't get a chance to show off his touchdown celebration -- flexing his right arm and kissing his bicep, a move that quickly became a social media sensation known as Kaepernicking.
But he shredded the Falcons through the air by completing 16 of 21 for 233 yards, including a 4-yard touchdown to Vernon Davis, and had them so worried about his running ability out of the spread option that Gore and LaMichael James had plenty of room.
Gore scored a pair of touchdowns, including the game winner with 8:23 remaining for San Francisco's first lead of the day. Davis scored the first TD for the 49ers on a 15-yard run.
"I take my hat off to Atlanta. They played hard. They've got a great team," Gore said. "But we fought, man. We fought and we deserved it."
The 49ers pulled off the biggest comeback victory in an NFC championship game, according to STATS. The previous NFC record was 13 points -- Atlanta's victory over Minnesota in the 1999 title game, which sent the Falcons to what remains the only Super Bowl in franchise history.
The AFC championship game record is 18 points, when Indianapolis rallied past New England in 2007.
Harbaugh is hardly cool and collected like the 49ers' first Super Bowl-winning coach, Bill Walsh, but has pulled off a similar turnaround in San Francisco. The 49ers had eight straight years without a winning record before their new coach arrived from Stanford in 2011.
He immediately led San Francisco to the cusp of the Super Bowl, losing to the eventual champion New York Giants in overtime in last year's NFC title game, a bitter defeat at home set up by a fumbled return.
This time, the 49ers were the ones winning on the road to set up another celebration in the city by the bay, which is rapidly becoming the new Titletown USA. They'll try to follow the lead of the baseball Giants, who won the World Series in October.
"We've come full circle," said Denise DeBartolo York, part of the family that has owned the 49ers since their championship days, "and the dynasty will prevail."
Kaepernick guided San Francisco on a pair of second-half scoring drives that wiped out Atlanta's 24-14 lead at the break. Gore scored on a 5-yard run early in the third quarter, then sprinted in from 9 yards out for the winning score with 8:23 remaining after each team made crucial mistakes to ruin potential scoring drives.
On both of Gore's TDs, the Falcons had to worry about Kaepernick running it in himself. They barely even touched the running back on either play, and James scored pretty much the same way.
"I kind of figured that coming in and they showed that on film, so I assumed Frank and LaMichael were going to have a big day," Kaepernick said. "Frank ran hard today, and I can't say enough about him."
The top-seeded Falcons (14-4), in what appeared to be the final game for Hall of Famer-to-be Tony Gonzalez, tried to pull off another season-extending drive. But, unlike the week before against Seattle, they needed a touchdown this time.
They came up 10 yards short.
On fourth down, Matt Ryan attempted a pass over the middle to Roddy White that would have been enough to keep the drive going. But linebacker NaVorro Bowman stuck a hand in to knock it away with 1:13 remaining.
The 49ers ran off all but the final 6 seconds, not nearly enough time for Ryan to pull off his greatest comeback yet.
In the divisional playoffs, the Falcons blew a 20-point lead in the fourth quarter, the Seahawks scoring the go-ahead touchdown with 31 seconds remaining. But Ryan completed two long passes, setting up Matt Bryant's 49-yard field goal for 30-28 victory.
The Falcons came up short of their second Super Bowl, leaving the 1995 Braves as the city's only major sports champions. This one figures to hurt for a while.
"We didn't make the plays when we had the opportunity," Falcons coach Mike Smith said. "There were five or six plays, like in most hard-fought games, that make a difference. There were ebbs and flows and changes in momentum, and they made more plays than we did."
Kaepernick, who ran for 181 yards against the Packers the week before to set an NFL playoff record for a quarterback, didn't have much chance to use his legs against the Falcons. He broke off a 23-yard gain, but was thrown for a 2-yard loss the only other time he carried the ball.
But Kaepernick showed he's more than a runner. His favourite receiver was Davis, who hauled in five passes for 106 yards.
Gore carried 21 times for 90 yards, while James added 34 yards on five carries.
Ryan finished 30 of 42 for 396 yards, by far the best performance of his playoff career. But his post-season record dropped to 1-4, done in by two big miscues -- an interception and a fumble -- in the second half.
Julio Jones was Ryan's leading target most of the day, finishing with 11 catches for 182 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He hauled in a 46-yarder less than 4 minutes into the game, then made a dazzling grab in the left corner of the end zone for a 20-yard score. He got his left foot down, then planted his right foot about an inch inside the line -- while cornerback Tarell Brown was all over him.
Ryan threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Gonzalez with 25 seconds remaining in the first half after the 49ers had cut the deficit to 17-14. It seemed the home team had reclaimed the momentum heading to the locker room, but, amazingly, that would be its final score of the day. The 49ers quickly seized control on the opening possession of the second half, driving 82 yards in just seven plays for Gore's first TD.
After a nearly perfect first half, in which Ryan was 18 of 24 for 271 yards and those three TDs, the quarterback known as Matty Ice made a couple of crucial blunders.
First, he tossed a pass that was picked off by Chris Culliver, halting a drive in 49ers territory. Ryan ripped off his chinstrap in disgust.
Then, with the Falcons in scoring range for at least a field goal, Ryan failed to grab a shotgun snap, appearing to take his eyes off the ball before he caught it. The ball squirted away and Aldon Smith recovered for the 49ers at their own 37.
"Against a good team, you can't have those kind of mistakes," Ryan said.
San Francisco also squandered some chances. Struggling kicker David Akers clanked a 38-yard field goal try off the upright, and Michael Crabtree fumbled just short of the goal line, the ball stripped away by Dunta Robinson and recovered by Stephen Nicholas. But, after that big defensive stop with 13 1-2 minutes remaining, the Falcons went three-and-out.
The 49ers drove for the winning touchdown.
Atlanta took the ensuing kickoff and used up nearly all the clock while going 70 yards. The Falcons might have reclaimed the lead if Harry Douglas had been able to stay on his feet while hauling in a 22-yard pass.
The defender slipped, and so did Douglas, but he held on to the ball. Harbaugh thought it touched the turf and challenged the call, then launched into his tirade when the officials let it stand. It all worked out, though.
As for the 36-year-old Gonzalez, who said all year he was all but certain this would be his final season, it sure sounded like the end.
"I've had such a great life," he said. "I wish it would've culminated with the Super Bowl, but it didn't."
Alex Marvez of Fox Sports 1 joins the show to discuss Jim Irsay, Michael Sam, and J.J Watt.
WKYC Cleveland's Matt Florjancic joins Andy McNamara and John Letherby on Game Night.
Pro Football Hall of Fame VP of Communications Joe Horrigan joined Game Night with Jim Tatti & Andy McNamara to talk NFL Hall of Fame Weekend
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- Director: David Bowers
- Writers: Maya Forbes, Jeff Kinney, Gabe Sachs, Wallace Wolodarsky
- Producers: Nina Jacobson, Bradford Simpson
- Executive Producers: Jeff Kinney, Jeremiah Samuels
- Art Direction: Shannon Grover
- Castings: Heike Brandstatter, Ronna Kress, Coreen Mayrs
- Costume Design: Monique Prudhomme
- D.O.P.: Anthony B. Richmond
- Editor: Troy Takaki
- Makeup: Lisa Love
- Music: Ed Shearmur
- Production Design: Brent Thomas
- Set Decoration: Mary-Lou Storey
Based on author and cartoonist Jeff Kinney's fourth Wimpy Kid book - released on October 12, 2009. The book continues right after the previous book, "The Last Straw." The book opens describing Greg's worst summer ever beginning with Greg Heffley and Rowley Jefferson going to Rowley's country club after school closes for the summer, but Greg is kicked out because he complained of even the smallest predicaments.
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- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
- Filming Locations: Vancouver, Canada
- MPAA Warning: Some rude humor
- Production Companies: Color Force, Fox 2000 Pictures, TCF Vancouver Productions, 20th Century Fox Film Corporation
- Production Schedule: 8 August 2011 - 7 October 2011


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Sexual intercourse and contact with contaminated blood products (e.g., intravenous drug use) account for the majority of HIV infections. The wearing of condoms during sexual intercourse has been promoted to reduce the infection and spread of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as HIV. The review of studies found that condoms, when used consistently, substantially reduced HIV infection but did not totally eliminate the risk of infection.
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Sears model 153.320860 HT ANODE?
Posted 01 December 2011 - 11:08 AM
Well...thought I had a handle on this...But I guess not.
I have a rental house and in trying to be diligent, went over to inspect and/or change the anode rod in the water heater. I inspect my home one annyally. I figured if the existing one was too tight or othewise difficult to access I would add one to a spare fitting whole...simple and all is good..
Well no good deed goes unpunished!!
The water heater is
Sears model 153.320860 HT 82 gal.
Where is the anode? Is it part of one of the input or output nipples? How to tell for sure...
Also there does not appear to be any plugged holes on top of this model...This sucks!!!
Does anyone know about this model in particular? Where is the anode located? If it's part of the input or output nipple, is there a way/place to add a spare rod w/o having to break into the plumbing to replace this?? I did not install this heater and it does not have unions or other helpful parts installed..
Any help or ideas would be great...
Posted 01 December 2011 - 11:53 AM
... it's usually the Cold Water Dip Tube
... Where is the anode?
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — John Galtieri sits behind bars, in part because he used his cell phone minutes before murdering his ex-wife at a Pleasant Plains park-and-ride.
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The newest US Air Force stealth fighter, the F-35 Lightning-2 arrives at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale later this year adding to a growing collection of military aircraft over the skies of Arizona.
But the F-35 is no stranger to our state the U.S. Marine Corps pilots have been flying them for about a year now.
Lieutenant Colonel Steve Gillette is the "Green Knights" squadron commander, the first operational Marine squadron in the country to get the new F-35's.
"It's absolutely cutting edge when it comes to aviation... I have been flying the jet since 2012 and I have an F-18 background and I can tell you the jet is incredibly easy to fly, it's very intuitive" said Lt. Col. Gillette.
The first of 16 F-35 Lightning's were delivered to the squadron in November of 2012 and the Marine aviators of Squadron 121 in Yuma have been working out the kinks ever since.
"She's still kind of in her infancy, she has a ways to go" said Captain Rob Guyette.
Captain Guyette oversees squadron maintenance and also flies the F-35. He's used to flying 30 year-old F-18's and moving into the F-35 Lightning 2 was a big step for all of them.
"A lot of things are the same but technology has come a long way in 30 years" said Guyette.
Last fall we took you to the Lockheed Martin plant in Fort Worth, Texas where the F-35's are built in a massive assembly building. It hasn't been easy, cost overruns and delays have made this the most expensive weapons program ever at more than $100 million per plane.
"The platform is what it is because this is what our services have asked for, they set the requirements of what kind of capabilities are going to be important to them and that's what we're pursuing" said Kevin Smith the F-35 program manager for Lockheed Martin.
Capabilities aside FOX10 had to ask the Marines how does she fly?
"It flies so nice and it's probably the easiest airplane I have ever had to fly... the airplane itself is extremely easy to fly and it was designed to be that way... it smells new, it flies new, and instead of being a hatchet it's more like a scalpel" said Guyette.
The Marine version of the F-35 is called an F-35 "B" as opposed to the Air Force's "A" version and the Navy's "C" version. The Marine F-35 only requires a short runway to takeoff and it can land vertically like a helicopter which can come in handy when you think about its mission to help Marines on the ground.
"I think that this airplane will serve the Marines on the ground very well" said Lt. Col. Gillette.
Still are the days of the combat pilot nearing an end? Some people say yes as advances in drone technology make pilots an unnecessary risk. But these Marines say no, there will also be a need for manned jets.
"When it comes to combat situations I don't think this country will ever be in the position where we don't want a man or woman making decisions, a person making decisions in the front" said Guyette.
"But in terms in me as a pilot am I being worried that I'll be replaced by some machine? I'm not losing any sleep over it" said Gillette.
When it comes to drones, Arizona plays a big part in that as well.
At Davis Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson the Arizona Air National Guard operates predator drones flying half a world away. All thanks to the defense satellite communications system, a sophisticated world-wide network of satellites. Safe from harm pilots in the 214th Reconnaissance Squadron can fly their predator drones from just about anywhere including Afghanistan. The missions are classified of course and our repeated requests for an interview were never granted.
But for now piloted jets dominate the skies over Arizona. The Marine F-35's in Yuma will eventually be joined by 144 US Air Force F-35's based at Luke in Glendale. Taken together with the large bombing ranges already used by the A-10's and F-16's based in Tucson it shows a huge military commitment to Arizona. A commitment these marines hope to take advantage of.
"Arizona in terms of the weather and the ranges we have in order to do that training is fantastic... there's no place else I'd rather be" said Gillette.
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Radiation - abdomen - discharge
When you have radiation treatment for cancer, your body goes through some changes.
Two weeks after radiation treatment starts, you might have changes in your skin. Your skin and mouth may turn red. Your skin might start to peel or get dark. Your skin may itch.
Most of these symptoms will go away after your treatments have stopped.
Your body hair will fall out after about 2 weeks, but ONLY in the area being treated. When your hair grows back, it may be different than before.
Diarrhea, cramping in your belly, and upset stomach may start around the second or third week after radiation treatments start.
When you have radiation treatment, a health care provider draws colored markings on your skin. Do not remove them. These show where to aim the radiation. If they come off, do not redraw them. Tell your doctor instead. These must stay there until your treatments are done.
Take care of the treatment area:
Tell your doctor or nurse if you have any break or opening in your skin. Do not put heating pads or ice bags on the treatment area.
Wear loose-fitting clothing around your stomach and pelvis
Most people who get radiation treatments begin to feel tired after a few weeks. If you feel tired:
Ask your doctor before taking any drugs or other remedies for an upset stomach.
If your stomach feels upset just before your treatment:
If your stomach is upset right after radiation treatment:
Some tips to help an upset stomach:
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Sharma RA, Vallis KA, McKenna WG. Basics of radiation therapy. In: Abeloff MD, Armitage JO, Niederhuber JE, Kastan MB, McKenna WG, eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 29.
Czito BG, Willett CG. Radiation injury. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 39.
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