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The Tea Party Leadership Fund says Palin supporters are "desperate" for Palin to make a comeback.
"Do the words 'Senator Sarah Palin' excite you?"
That's the opening line of a recent email by The Tea Party Leadership Fund, which is trying to draft the former Alaska governor and past Fox News commentator to run for the Senate in 2014. The fund argues Palin has a clear path to victory in part due to recent polling showing incumbent Sen. Mark Begich, a Democrat, with less than 50 percent of the vote.
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"I absolutely love her and I think she's a breath of fresh air," Amy Kremer, head of Tea Party Express, tells Whispers. "But until she says that she's going to put her name in... we're not going to go out there and advocate for her to get in the race."
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Judson Phillips at Tea Party Nation says the 2012 presidential election provided an important lesson about why drafting candidates is a bad idea. "One of the things we learned is that apparently Mitt Romney didn't really want to be president," he said. "The last thing the GOP needs is to put candidates who don't want it."
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Editorial Review – One of the Lower Garden District's grittiest stalwarts, this joint features cheap drinks, food, video poker and prime seats for people-watching.
Igor's isn't just a place to get drunk! It's a place to get drunk while doing your laundry, shooting a game of pool, having dinner, and contributing to the local SPCA. Yes, they have special promotions to raise money for the animals. Definitely the best Bloody Mary anywhere...with a green bean...no stupid celery for these guys. Awesome!
My Favorite Bloody Mary – Igor's is quite possibly the most perfect place on earth. From spending my 21st birthday, to countless memories meeting New Orleans' elite and its bottom of the barrel, Igor's has always been a big part of my life.
The spicy bloody mary here is the best drink in New Orleans and the party that rages post-jazzfest and big shows is legendary and endless.
A MOST UNIQUE EXPERIENCE – We have been coming to Igor's since 1990 and have met the most interesting people no matter what time day or night we arrive. Bartenders, food and drinks, the best in the city. Igor's our favorite, named our cat Igora in '91, but Lucky's, Checkpoint Charlie's and Garlic Glove are Great, too. Can't wait to visit Buddha's Belly next visit. Pray all is well during Katrina, know you never close. last visit in Aug., back in Dec. 05. Will bring some pics from last visit. See ya'll soon. Dedra and David p.s. don't forget your laundry!!!!!!! IGORA'S, the BEST!!!!!!!!!
Late night favorite – Picks up after 4am and doesnt slow down until after 7am. The best Bloodys in town and you can play pool while waiting for your laundry (yes, machines available in the bar). The only thing that scares me are the joggers running by while we're trying to get cabs at dawn. Who runs in New Olreans?
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That elusive runner's high. We've heard about it, but until now, it seemed as hard to find as a flight out of Iceland.
We might be getting closer though (literally) with Kangoo Jumps, rebound exercise shoes that make you feel like you're on a miniature trampoline.
The manufacturer, predictably, suggests major advantages of wearing them while jogging, claiming everything from improved posture to joint protection (less jarring on the knees) to just a harder overall workout. They are, however, exceedingly weird looking.
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Up to 65% off Otis & MaclainDesigners Shamani Hall and Andrea Cheatham's casual collection guarantees an easy transition into spring. Get the flowy pieces with vintage-inspired prints for up to 65 percent off on our sample sale site.
At 16, our prized possessions included a crush's Drakkar-soaked scarf, "going out" pants from Express, and Antonio Sabato Jr.'s autograph.
Chrissie Miller, designer of downtown-based clothing line Sophomore, however, had good taste from the start. In today's Inside Story, we peek through her rock 'n' roll-inspired wardrobe, from a jean jacket she bought in high school (and still wears) to a vintage tee collection she's been accruing since she attended a Madonna/Beastie Boys concert at age 8.
Miller also shows us a few of her favorite mementos — Woody Allen's autograph, for one — and the first records she ever owned. You'll feel cooler just by watching.
Enough to cancel out years of silk camisole tops.
For more information on Sophomore, go to sophomorenyc.com. Want more Inside Stories? Check out a jewelry maven's personal stash, fashion designer's NYC apartment, and nutritionist's refrigerator contents.
After a quick poll of family traditions, we found that every Christmas one editor's mom tops Jell-O with birdseed to honor her grandma, who did it by accident years ago.
On the less weird (but just as charming?) side: Kentshire's Carrie Imberman, whose grandfather started the NYC-based antique jewelry and furniture powerhouse in 1940.
In today's Inside Story, in which we peek inside our favorite people's homes, Imberman shows us some of her collection of artwork and gems — from a secret society's symbol-filled drawing to faux diamond earrings from the 1840s.
If you've ever perused Kentshire, you know it's something special; if you haven't, it's like an online museum, and you should check it out.
It's not just for the birds.
For more information, go to kentshire.com. Want to keep snooping? Check out designer Kaelen Haworth's NYC apartment, nutritionist Kimberly Snyder's fridge, and actress/writer Mindy Kaling's closet.
Plans this Friday? If not, make a date for romance.
What: The Lucky One, the new movie based on the best-selling novel by Nicholas Sparks (The Notebook; Dear John) about a U.S. Marine (Zac Efron) in pursuit of the unknown woman (Taylor Schilling) from a photo he finds while abroad. When he returns home and shows up at her door, a steamy relationship develops against the odds.
Why: Destined love that endures well past the credits.
When: In theaters Friday.
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Learn more about The Lucky One online at theluckyone.warnerbros.com, on Facebook, and on Twitter.
A few weeks ago, we introduced you to a fake band who lip-synched about Twitter trends while playing video game controllers and cowbells.
To make up for our April Fools' shenanigans, we bring you a truly special (and real) On the Couch performance by Amadou & Mariam, a blind husband-and-wife duo from Mali.
In the back of our office, they play "Cherie" from their new album, Folila, out yesterday. We are moved by their sound in person, and the album, featuring collaborations with Santigold, TV on the Radio, and Nick Zinner of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, is just as incredible.
This is the first time the French-speaking pair, who now resides half the time in Paris and the rest in Mali, have performed the song in the United States.
And unlike "I'm Trending," by @#, we hope it's not the last.
Folila is available online at amazon.com, $12. Want to keep listening? Check out our videos with Freelance Whales, Lily & the Parlour Tricks, Karen Elson, and Christina Courtin.
We know it's not healthy to feel jealous of other people's good fortune.
Line up your shrink for when you see clothing designer Kaelen Haworth's ridiculous East Village apartment. For this edition of Behind Closed Doors (in which we take a peek in our favorite people's home, closets, cabinets, etc.), the cool 27-year-old gave us a drool-inducing tour.
We're green with envy over her in-house turntables and vintage record collection, her bohemian-inspired bedroom (the Love, Adorned dream catcher is a nice touch), and — most of all — her little lump-on-a-log French bulldog, Lola.
The mismatched chairs, bunting of antique photos, and overall eclectic taste can easily be emulated, regardless of your pad's square footage.
Since we all know size doesn't matter. (Right.) For more information on Haworth's collection, go to kaelennyc.com. For more Inside Story videos, check out designer Hilary Taymour's DIY treasures, Mindy Kaling's swoon-worthy closet, and nutritionist Kim Snyder's fridge.
How many indie bands does it take to change a lightbulb? It's too obscure. You wouldn't get it.
Here's an under-the-radar group you should get: @# (pronounced "at hashtag"), whose futuristic beats and melodies have us dancing. The Brooklyn-based foursome's been generating buzz for their hit single, "I'm Trending," and we dig it.
Lucky us: The band agreed to come to our office and perform the song, armed with nothing but their iPhones, an iPad, a tiny synth, a glockenspiel, video game controllers, a cowbell, and really tight jeans. Their delightful snobbery made us love them even more.
They've already booked dates for Coachella, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, CMJ, Pitchfork, and SXSW 2013.
Do you even understand? Whatever.
For more information, go to the band's Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia, Pinterest, Tumblr, Draw Something, Instagram, Foursquare, Highlight, Spotify, Kickstarter, and VYou pages.
Here's what we're not looking for: shark-filled tanks, drop-top Mercedes collections, and people who say "This is where the magic happens" when you enter their bedrooms.
What we are seeking: character. Introducing our new video feature, Behind Closed Doors, in which we go inside our favorite people's abodes and snoop around — from a nutritionist's refrigerator to a starlet's closet.
In today's edition, we tour Collina Strada designer Hillary Taymour's curiosity-filled Brooklyn apartment. Her DIY creations are inspiring, and we expect nothing less from the creative whose just-launched clothing collection — comprising machine-washable suede pieces — makes us swoon.
Did we mention her 4-month-old puppy, PowWow?
Now that is where the magic happens.
To see (and buy) Collina Strada's new collection, go to collinastrada.com.
Oh, to have the confidence of Angie's right leg.
We're working our way to full exposure (not J.Lo's kind, mind you) with help from GST Body, an L.A.-based studio that's stretched and strengthened us in ways we didn't think possible.
In today's videos, GST Body founder Anna Rahe, whom we'll call "The Body," shows editor Lauren Lumsden a few simple exercises: the correct way to do a sit-up (above); deceptively hard arm raises to tone shoulders, back, and abs; and leg lifts that'll whip your butt into shape.
Rahe — excuse us, The Body — uses a Kinetic Traction Strap, but you can easily substitute a dog leash or jump rope.
Just don't be an exhibitionist about it.
For more information and exercises or to order the Kinetic Traction Strap ($50), go to gstbody.com.
Dear Mom,
You think it's easy dozing most of the day, begging for biscuits, nipping at your heels, and barking at squirrels?
Okay, it is. But that doesn't mean I don't want a massage, like the one certified animal masseuse Pam Holt gives to our L.A. editor's best friend, Agnes, in today's video.
All it takes is a little kneading and gentle stretching on your part to give me improved flexibility, energy, and overall happiness. Plus, it'll help my anxiety. (I know I sometimes get a little cray cray when you leave.)
Also, can I have a treat? Please and thanks.
Spartacus Brownie Von Lickety Jones Jr.
P.S. I accidentally humped the cat yesterday.
For more information about Pam Holt and dog massage, go to buddhadog.com.
This past Friday the workday disappeared before our eyes. One second it was 4 p.m.; the next, closing time.
The man behind the miracle: magician Jeff Grow, whose awe-inspiring office performance made the weekend arrive early. Hoping for time to fly on repeat, we captured it on video.
Limes inexplicably transported between cups, roses appeared out of nowhere, and insane card tricks kept us captivated. Even when we watched the footage in slo-mo, we were puzzled.
Grow, who looks like the lovechild of Michael Bublé and John Mayer, first learned magic from his grandfather in Upstate New York. Since then, he's performed for audiences of four to 1,000. He even showcased his insane juggling skills in a Progressive commercial.
And that's no hocus pocus.
For more information, go to jeffgrow.net. For more videos filmed on our office couch, check out music videos with Lily & the Parlour Tricks and Eliza Doolittle.
It's nothing to laugh about: Doritos addictions are real. One whiff of nacho cheesiness and, suddenly, you're at four (snack) packs a day.
Time for an intervention. In today's video, nutritionist Kimberly Snyder gives us something to aspire to by showing us what's in her home fridge — and why. Since she specializes in beautifying foods, each item she stocks (from kale to almonds) has qualities that improve hair and/or skin.
Plus, she reveals her recipes for a Greek-inspired millet salad and her favorite protein smoothie, as well as instructions for what she calls "energy in a spoon."
We're thanking our lucky stars for Snyder, who works with too many celebs to name, because the how-tos and advice in her book, The Beauty Detox Solution, have done more for our skin than pricey face creams.
She's way cooler than Cool Ranch.
The Beauty Detox Solution is available online at amazon.com, $11. For more nutrition tips, recipes, and information on Snyder, go to kimberlysnyder.net.
There's just no question: Elizabeth Taylor was the most glamorous person to ever grace the face of the Earth — period. That's why, when DC correspondent SuChin Pak was at Christie's this past Monday for a Women at NBCU event, we had no choice but to ask for a private tour of the treasures currently up for auction. We'll take one of everything, please. For more information about the auction, go to christies.com.
Yes, we know we shouldn't judge a book by its cover, it's what's inside that counts, and so on and so forth.
But like the body of Arnold with a Denzel face, a beautifully presented gift never hurt anybody.
In today's video, we asked Geren Ford designer/founder Geren Lockhart to show us a few of her favorite wrapping techniques from her Los Angeles home. Lockhart, who's been renowned by friends for her pretty packages for years, showed us two methods: one for a soft package (above) and the other for a boxed gift.
While we were in the zone, a few DailyCandy editors came up with nine neat ways to wrap a present in brown craft paper. (Faux bois stamps? Felt acorns? Check.)
Appearance is all that matters.
For more information on Lockhart, go to gerenford.com.
We're all fans of plopping a gift into a bag with tissue paper and calling it a day. But sometimes you want to do something truly special. In this video, designer Geren Lockhart wraps a boxed gift and gives us all something to aspire to.
For more information on Lockhart, go to gerenford.com. For more gift-wrapping ideas, check out how we jazzed up packages nine ways using brown craft paper.
By the Wednesday after Thanksgiving — already 30-plus hours into the workweek — it's hard to retain that holiday spirit.
Get it back by watching today's video, in which we asked a bunch of the cutest kids you've ever seen what they like to eat during the holidays, what they want for Christmas, and what they're thankful for.
We captured the footage during an event with Nourishing NYC, a nonprofit that provides healthy meals and nutrition education to low-income residents. On this particular day, children (ages 5 to 13) were learning to make a good-for-you Thanksgiving feast.
The kids' answers to our questions were equal parts touching and hilarious, especially when they told us how their parents would react if they made the turkey all by themselves ("My mom would faint").
It really is the most wonderful time of the year.
To donate, volunteer, or get more information on Nourishing NYC, go to nourishingnyc.org. For more cute kids, watch our video in which we asked munchkins about love.
Romance. Excitement. Celebrities. Celebration. Anything is possible.
Enter for the chance to have an Ultimate Date Night from the film New Year's Eve. The winner receives two tickets to the movie and a dinner on the town, plus a Tory Burch clutch to complete your date night outfit.
Watch Halle Berry, Jessica Biel, Robert De Niro, Zac Efron, Katherine Heigl, Ashton Kutcher, Sarah Jessica Parker, Michelle Pfeiffer, Hilary Swank, and the rest of the all-star cast in a film about the holiday's unlimited possibilities.
Tip: You don't want to spend such an extraordinary evening with just anyone, so choose your plus-one wisely.In theaters December 9. Watch the trailer and visit The Sweet Shop to enter for the chance to win the Ultimate Date Night Sweeps.
A good test of a band's worth? Bring its members to your office, get them to play an acoustic set next to your boss's desk without proper notice, and see if you get fired.
At least that's what accidentally happened with NY-based rock and rollers Lily & the Parlour Tricks last week at DailyCandy. And as soon as they started playing, even our most serious computer-starers ditched the Internet and ran over to bop along.
For proof of the band's draw, watch today's video, in which they play "The Poison Song" from their eponymous EP. As a bonus, they gave us their rendition of "White Christmas" to get us in the holiday spirit.
The six-person group channels an old-timey vibe that makes us want to dance in a billowing skirt while slinging back the hard stuff.
Which might've accidentally happened after the performance.
To buy Lily & the Parlour Tricks's debut EP, go to itunes.com. Hear them live December 14 at The Bowery Electric. For more ear candy, check out our videos with Freelance Whales, Eliza Doolittle, Karen Elson, and Regina Spektor.
If you live in New York (like a lot of our staffers do), you know a "white Christmas" really means a "dark gray slush Christmas." But that won't stop us from dreaming, especially when NYC-based band Lily & the Parlour Tricks plays the old Bing Crosby song on our office couch.
To buy Lily & the Parlour Tricks's debut EP, go to itunes.com.
It's a simple truth: If you were always the cool, popular kid (especially in middle school), you're probably a boring adult.
So though we're not exactly glad Mindy Kaling, a.k.a. The Office's Kelly Kapoor, was chubby, deathly afraid of bicycles, and preferred her parents to children her own age for most of her youth, for the sake of her LOL-inducing new book, Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (out Tuesday), we wouldn't have it any other way.
In today's video, editor Lauren Lumsden sat down with Kaling at her L.A. home to talk about the book, from why she wrote it to who would play her in the movie version. While there, we also got a tour of her awe-inspiring closet (Cinderella Miu Mius, anyone?).
All the cool kids will be jealous.
Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? is available for preorder online at amazon.com, $16.


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- On the history of the genitive plural in Slavic, Baltic, Germanic, and Indo-European (1978)
- A correct interpretation of the genitive plural forms in Slavic and related languages requires a detailed chronological analysis of the material. At every stage of development we have to reckon with both phonetically regular and analogical forms. Analogy operates quite often along the same lines in different periods. Explaining an analogic change amounts to indicating a model, a motivation, and a stage of development for its effectuation. If one of these cannot be indicated, we must look for a phonetic explanation.
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- It appears that the complexity of Slavic historical accentology is prohibitive for most non-specialists in the field. It may therefore be useful to approach the subject from a number of different angles in order to render it more accessible to a wider audience. In the following I shall discuss the separate accent paradigms and their development from the Late Balto-Slavic system, which is structurally similar to that of modern Lithuanian, up to the end of the Proto-Slavic period, when the system resembled what we find in modern Serbo-Croatian. The numbering of the stages 1.0 through 10.12 is the same as in my earlier publications (1989, 2003, 2005, 2006a, 2008b). For the rise and development of the accentual system up to the end of the Balto-Slavic period I may refer to my discussion (2006b, 2008a) of Olander's dissertation (2006). It resulted in a system of four major and two minor accent types.
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- At the time of the earliest reconstructible dialectal divergences, which belong to the Late Middle Slavic period of my chronology (stages 7.0 - 8.0 of Kortlandt 1989a, 2003, 2008), the West Slavic languages represented the most conservative part of the Slavic dialects (cf. Kortlandt 1982b: 191 and 2003: 231).
- The evolution of sibilants in Polish and Russian (2003)
- In this paper we provide an account of the historical development of Polish and Russian sibilants. The arguments provided here are of theoretical interest because they show that (i) certain allophonic rules are driven by the need to keep contrasts perceptually distinct, (ii) (unconditioned) sound changes result from needs of perceptual distinctiveness, and (iii) perceptual distinctiveness can be extended to a dass of consonants, i.e. the sibilants. The analysis is cast within Dispersion Theory by providing phonetic and typological data supporting the perceptual distinctiveness claims we make.
- Phonetic and phonological aspects of Slavic sibilant fricatives (2003)
- In this article I reanalyze sibilant inventories of Slavic languages by taking into consideration acoustic, perceptive and phonological evidence. The main goal of this study is to show that perception is an important factor which determines the shape of sibilant inventories. The improvement of perceptual contrast essentially contributes to creating new sibilant inventories by (i) changing the place of articulation of the existing phonemes (ii) merging sibilants that are perceptually very close or (iii) deleting them. It has also been shown that the symbol š traditionally used in Slavic linguistics corresponds to two sounds in the IPA systemsystem: it stands for a postalveolar sibilant (ʃ) in some Slavic languages, as e.g. Bulgarian, Czech, Slovak, some Serbian and Croatian dialects, whereas in others like Polish, Russian, Lower Sorbian it functions as a retroflex (s). This discrepancy is motivated by the fact that ʃ is not optimal in terms of maintaining sufficient perceptual contrast to other sibilants such as s and ç. If ʃ occurs together with s and sj there is a considerable perceptual distance between them but if it occurs with ç in an inventory, the distance is much smaller. Therefore, the strategy most languages follow is the change from a postalveolar to a retroflex sibilant.


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Well its official, another bogus threat of possible human disaster nothing more than B.S.. In today's paper a health expert called the Swine Flu threat dead. The boy cried wolf again. I was basically called an idiot for not getting a shot. I know people who got the shot and came down sick.
Here ismy 2nd post on this massive thread.
I'll take my chances, dont trust some big agency sticking some crap in me, just dont.
I'd like to see where everyone comes down on this.
Healthy, athletic males, or people with known immunity (indolence) to influenza could opt out of immunization and get away with it.
I wonder, if SQUACKEE and mcgato were just as cocky in a smallpox epidemics. Actually, no, I don't wonder, I know, what they would do, sensible people as they are.
Smallpox is not the flu, and you know it.
Im not cocky against real threats, only false alarms.
Cant i be right once in my life.
While the situation surely could've been handled better, my fear is that this will only fuel America's bizarre obsession with distrusting the medical community (who, you know, had all the facts out there on the CDC website and such for people to make reasonably informed opinions) rather than the media who regularly sensationalized and distorted many of the facts.
Yes, I do. Just as you know perfectly well a difference between trace metals and poisoning, which did not prevent you from a gratuitous low blow against me. Your unsupported attack on physicians and hospitals was not too endearing either.
Continue with your antiscience and there will be a like response.
Except no one is equating smallpox with the flu. A lot of people are concerned about the health effects of Thimersol. So much so that the CDC and AAP requested removal from infant vaccines in 1999(which makers did).
There is no substantive evidence that your immune system is or is not compromised by the FLU shot, so I repeat, the odds are WITH you if you get the shot.
This deserves an answer. First, "people are concerned about the health effects of Thimersol". You quoted one article in this regard on the other thread. While I have neither the tools, nor the time to evaluate their statistics, I read carefully the clinical part. It is erroneous at best, outright nonsense at worst. If this is representative of "people that are concerned about the health effects of Thimersol", you need to do better.
Secondly, the change in vaccines. While I am not familiar with the process, I would dare to bet that the reason for change would be the elimination of fear the crackpots caused to the parents as well as legal issues, rather than the merits of your argument.
Are you sure, my bet is that the odds are that I have been exposed to something similar enough in my lifetime to not have to worry about it, as most people over 40. Odds are probably better that I would have a greater risk for something going wrong in getting a vaccination than to let mother nature take its course.
In other words, I think for me the odds of having any serious problems from this were very low and I would rather take that chance than to have any chance of something going wrong with a vaccination.
I know people who get flu shots every year and always seem to get sick, or at least far sicker than I do.
The largest epidemic in history is the flu epidemic of 1918. In 2 years more than 50 million people were estimated to have died worldwide.
I would guess that the reason that the H1N1 was not so deadly this time was due to the many news reports, precautions, antivirals, and the vaccines. Those of you who didn't get the vaccine and didn't get the flu can thank herd immunity and everybody else's precautions.
As for the idea that in 40 plus years your immune system has been exposed to enough antigens that there is likely crossover immunity.......just not true. Pick up an immunology text and an infectious disease text and you'll learn how acquired immunity works.
I know an old man down the street that walks with a limp and uses a cane. Now I'm not saying the cane causes his leg to malfunction, but I never use a cane and my leg works just fine . . . seems a little suspicious.
Exactly. And it's quite possible that the reason these people are getting flu shots is because of an underlying predisposition to illness/weaker immune system in the first place.
It's like suggesting that multiple drugs for hypertension cause higher blood pressure, because all the people I see who have the highest blood pressures are on the most medications for it.
I knew someone would bring up this point. I have no proof if its valid or not, only a feeling it isnt.
You can well be right, actually, you are probably right. There is a lot of indications that H1N1's virulence was overestimated by world health agencies. That does not change principles of this debate. If you look at the history of vaccinations, you'll find that the critics are always the same as the flat earthers, young age creationists, home schoolers, in other words the regressive anti-science, anti-intellectual crowd that loves benefits of scientific discoveries, but fights all new developments tooth and nail. That was the case with Jenner's first attempt to vaccinate over 200 years ago, it continues to this day. Let's face it, nothing in medicine is 100% safe. People died from ingesting an aspirin, people died from penicillin. Fringe medical practitioners (they are nowadays known as "alternative medicine") have fought immunization as well as sound pharmacology ever since its beginning, just pick up some chiropractic or homeopathic pamphlets. People keep forgetting that modern medicine (particularly pharmacology) is less than 150 years old. Let's compare life expectancy, neonatal and puerperal mortality 200 years ago to today. Remember, immunization has been a big part of it.
Pego, your comments above are absolutely dead center correct on several different levels. Well said.
The key to Dr. Pego's analysis is that the same people who decry the science behind immunization are very selective in their thinking and for the most part probably gobble pain-killers and antibiotics (part of the same golden age of medical therapy) without a thought.
It's so much easier to seek relief when one is ill than it is to think about getting ahead of the curve with solid preventitive measures.
Not always a bad thing.
I know you said most, and not all, but I have taken painkillers once in my adult life - ibuprofen when I had a kidney stone back in '06. A full bottle of vicodin sits unopened in the medicine cabinet(why I let the doc talk me into getting it filled I have no idea).
I wish people would quit assuming that everyone who chose not to get a flu vaccine (me) also believe that all vaccines are bad. Vaccinations given in early childhood against a whole array of diseases are very good, as the child then should never get the disease in question, most of which can be very serious diseases. We don't see tons of people with polio in iron lungs for a reason. I doubt a flu vaccine is even 90% effective in preventing the flu for that season. And the flu is usually not a very serious disease for most healthy people.
Not getting a vaccine to have over a 99.999% chance of preventing a life in an iron lung is stupid.
Not getting a vaccine to have less than a 90% chance of preventing a few days of feeling crappy and throwing up a few times is a chance I'm willing to take. I figure with or without the flu vaccine that I'm going to get the flu every three to five years anyway.
Very well said ALSO
If I thought that getting the vaccine would have made a significant difference in my life, I would not hesitate. There had been plenty of statistics published about this flu long before the vaccines were available and it made me think twice about getting a flu vaccine, but that is it. This was not the 1918 flu. And it was more than the media that was the difference.
By the way, I do take antibiotics. . . . if I am sick enough to need to go to the doctor and they prescribe it. Fortunately that has not happened more than a couple of times in the last 30 years.
I think you guys are underestimating the potential of the flu to cause another major epidemic. It's airborne, mutates rapidly to avoid immune surveillance, and, depending on the strain, can have a severe effect on otherwise yung healthy people.
I'm not certain but I think the recent H1N1 was a very similar flu virus to that which caused the 1918 epidemic. If a vaccine and antivirals/other precautions are only even 50% effective, it may be enough to stop the spread and limit deaths.
Then again, there did seem to be a lot of sensationalistic media coverage.
I think you guys are underestimating the potential of the flu to cause another major epidemic. It's airborne, mutates rapidly to avoid immune surveillance, and, depending on the strain, can have a severe effect on otherwise yung healthy people.
I'm not certain but I think the recent H1N1 was a very similar flu virus to that which caused the 1918 epidemic. If a vaccine and antivirals/other precautions are only even 50% effective, it may be enough to stop the spread and limit deaths.
Then again, there did seem to be a lot of sensationalistic media coverage.
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Whooping cough on record pace in California
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.c ... .DTL&tsp=1
let's hope there's a decent response rate among those needing vaccinations.
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I am pretty sure, I am the only poster here that actually saw cases of whooping cough. Those blue faces of children unable to stop hacking you don't forget. Parents that refuse the immunization should be made to watch these films for a while.
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Fully agree - having seen some cases of kids with whooping cough.
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43% of US H1N1 vaccine supply to be destroyed after expiring unused, to the tune of over $300 million.
That protection may soon be coming to an end.
http://www.onthedocket.org/cases/2009/b ... tz-v-wyeth
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... =D9IQCQ000
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90% of the improvement in health over the last 100 years resulted from improvement in hygiene not from any advancement in medical science.
The availability of clean, safe drinking water is a key. The safe disposal of waste is another.
The improvement in the health of doctor's patients went up significantly when the doctors began to wash their hands before each examination.
A significant percentage of patients in hospitals die not from the ailment they were admitted for, but from ailments they contracted while staying in the hospital.
Is there any truth to the rumor that the company that produces most of the swine flu vaccines is owned by one of the Bush crew?
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While 'cleanliness' has made a HUGE difference in public health, it accounts for much less of the improvement than the introduction of sophisticated medicines and improved treatments/surgeries. The radical improvements made in the treatment of heart diseases and cancers is an example.
Re: as our descent back into the Middle Ages continues
Not remotely close to 90%
What do you consider "significant percentage?"
It never fails to amaze me how virtually every debate dealing with issues such as immunization or variable "alternative healing options" end up with somebody eager to blast traditional medicine or its providers.
Re: as our descent back into the Middle Ages continues
And with wild claims made without data to back them up (see above quote, "A significant percentage of patients in hospitals die not from the ailment they were admitted for, but from ailments they contracted while staying in the hospital.")
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by Caron_Beesley, Community Moderator
- Created: September 13, 2012, 4:19 am
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According to Kauffman Foundation, young entrepreneurship in the U.S. is on the rise, with the 20-34 age group comprising 29 percent of the total new entrepreneurship activity in 2011.
Entrepreneurship can be an exciting adventure, and for the young it can be easier than you might think. The barriers – including cost of entry –are low, (working at home, online, etc.), and younger people are often unconstrained by the commitments of family and marriage.
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Interim Kane County Health Department Director Barb Jeffers is one step closer to having the first word removed from her job title.
Jeffers came in on a temporary basis last June, after previous director Paul Kuehnert left for another position. Kane County Board Chairman Chris Lauzen introduced a measure at the executive committee meeting Tuesday that would keep her in place. The measure still needs to pass the full county board next week before it can be adopted.
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Jeffers, who previously worked for the Department of Human Services and holds a master's degree in public health, would be paid $109,386 annually.
Jeffers wants to make turning around a struggling animal control department — which sits under the health department in the county structure — a top priority, she said.
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