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Cynic - The world was not ready for Cynic when they first emerged in the late '80s. The band's jazzy prog-metal and anti-macho stage presence (inspired in part by members Paul Masvidal and Sean Reinert's sexuality — Reinert calls their music "some gay, gay metal") made them equal parts influential and reviled. On their first national tour opening for Cannibal Corpse, the extreme audience hostility they experienced was enough to make them call it quits for 12 years — during which time their reputation and influence grew. Since the crew's 2006 reunion, they've enjoyed success and reverence, releasing two more albums and playing major festivals in the U.S. and Europe. Their upcoming Fillmore gig is a chance to see one of metal's coolest influences rock a venue as comfortably and thoroughly as they deserve to. 9pm, $22.50. The Fillmore, 1805 Geary, SF. (415) 346-6000 www.thefillmore.com
The U.S. Air Guitar Championship Semifinals - The times, they are a-changin'. Now you can put "professional air guitarist" on your LinkedIn profile and actually justify the position. Unlike most artists who usually take the stage at the Independent, tonight's stars left their instruments at home, but they're ready to shred. Hear — or see, rather — contestants breathe new life into some of your favorite songs, including hits from years past. It's time for a classic rock revival. AC/DC's and Van Halen's riffs inspire fans to rock out, sans guitars, as past contestants can attest to. No offense to Bob Dylan, but his brand of folk just isn't that conducive to replicate on air guitar. 9pm, $20. The Independent, 628 Divisadero, SF. (415) 771-1421 www.theindependentsf.com
Darryl D.M.C. McDaniel - Neck of the Woods becomes a time machine on Sunday as Darryl McDaniels, better known as D.M.C., drops in for a nostalgic journey through the annals of 1980s rap. One third of the explosive rap innovators Run-D.M.C., McDaniels has kept busy since the dissolution of the group more than ten years ago, playing a full festival circuit, doing extensive charity work, and covering Frank Zappa's "Willie the Pimp" with Talib Kweli, Mix Master Mike, and Ahmet Zappa for a pulsating track on a birthday compilation put out by the Zappa Family Trust. It's hard to say whether D.M.C. will pull out anything quite as wild during this set, but expect zeitgeist-defining songs like "It's Tricky" and "Walk This Way," and hopefully some deeper cuts from the group's later work (2001's Crown Royal has some underrated tracks) and D.M.C.'s only solo album, Checks, Thugs, and Rock and Roll. Joining McDaniels on the mic are local groups the Oakland Mind and Jay Stone, each of whom have decidedly D.M.C.-inspired beats and flows and will offer up both politicized and party-themed bangers centered around the Bay. If you're feeling like "Raising Hell," then head over. 9pm, $18. Neck of the Woods, 406 Clement, SF. (415) 387-6343 www.neckofthewoodssf.com
Cloud Nothings - Cleveland's Cloud Nothings have been indie darlings since the band's formation in 2009, but have received special praise for April's Here and Nowhere Else. The new work sees the group embracing a punchier punk aesthetic — lead singer and rhythm guitarist Dylan Baldi spins confused, remarkably catchy choruses over staccato guitar lines and astonishing drum fills by hitherto unknown new addition Jayson Gerycz. Their present tour, which winds around iconic mid-size theaters in the West and Midwest before a European leg, promises a taut, kinetic setlist that includes all of their new album and a few scattered cuts from their three preceding LPs. These guys may be melodic, but they embrace involved and improvised instrumental interludes onstage that lend each show unpredictability and showcase Gerycz, Baldi, and excellent bassist TJ Duke. The stately Great American Music Hall provides an ideal locale for the group's blend of flash and homage. 8pm, $20. 859 O'Farrell, SF (415) 885-0750, www.gamhtickets.com
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Eccentric doesn't really being to cover it. Nick Cave is a madman with a burning spark of genius propelling his frenetic presence and unparalleled career, careening from genre to genre, turntable to page to screen, and implanting his gritty, unmistakable thumbprint into everything he touches. With an almost four-decade career, the onetime frontman of Australian punk and post-punk bands the Lost Boys and the Birthday Party, and current frontman of Grinderman and the Bad Seeds, Nick Cave is a legendary force of nature. Everything about Cave's musical style is unique, but it is his lyrics that set him apart as one of the most imaginative and unapologetically confrontational artists in the industry. Stained pink with blood, sweat, and semen, his songs are a visceral journey that only Cave, one of the most energetic and impassioned performers alive, could properly deliver. His sneer and snarl are a sight to behold. With Jonathan Richman. 8pm $53. Warfield, 982 Market, SF. (415) 673-4653, www.thewarfieldtheatre.com
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I'm Annie your board moderator and I've been here since 2001 or so (geez has it been that long?) and while I don't have hepatitis I do have a chronic illness fibromyalgia so some days are definitely better than others! Some days I wake up really stiff and sore and the weather changes can be good or bad. I do better on nice, warm, sunny days! That lovely lady mutt, that gorgeous blonde in my avatar is my dog Lilly!
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I treated first in '92 with three shots per week of interferon only for six months. Back then they just monitored liver enzymes. When mine stayed elevated, I was pronounced a non-responder. When the combo with ribavirin came out, I did that in '98, still with three shots per week but for a full year this time. Although I was reading that doctors were monitoring viral load throughout treatment, my doctor was still just watching my enzymes, which became elevated again during treatment. Eventually, three months post treatment he did do a viral load, showing that I was still detectable. I also had some pretty rough after-the-fact side effects from the treatment--hypothyroid symptoms accompanied by a weird bug-eyed appearance, extreme body aches, depression--so as far as I was concerned, I was through with treatment.
The doctor wanted me to try the new pegylated variety of interferon, but I figured it was too much like what I'd already tried, so I quit that doctor, too.
In 2005, I saw another gastroenterologist at my primary doctor's urging and did a year of treatment with daily Infergen shots and the usual ribavirin pills. That stuff worked, and the side effects were more bearable that what I suffered the other two times. This doctor monitored my viral load, which went undetectable at three months and has remained there ever since. He also referred me to a hematologist, who had me on Neupogen and Procrit when I needed them. And I saw an opthamologist to watch for retina damage. I did have one rough period after the second week when I became dehydrated and had to be hospitalized, but that was because I'd continued taking a diuretic for blood pressure which I didn't need during treatment.
I believe I had the best doctor in the world who did everything the right way to keep me on treatment for a year. It kills me whenever I read of people who have to quit treatment because of their blood counts, which would be helped with Neupogen and Procrit if insurance would only help. I also believe that Infergen is the best interferon and that daily shots are necessary.
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I learned quickly right here in Web MD and found hundreds of people that were friendly and supportive. and going through the same things as I.. I still have some long time friends from here.
I have been determined to kill my dragon (hep c) since 2003 I have been through treatment 3 times so far and wish to go on a 4th battle soon. I went through the liver evaluations to get on a transplant list but lost my insurance when I had to quit working. Applying for Medicare is not until 2011.
People may not believe this but I live with all those side effects every single day. I developed cirrhosis of the liver, thyroid is off kilter, excessive fatigue, pain, confusion and memory loss as I have encephalopathy and depression, and recently diagnosed with diabetes type 2.......... the list goes on. I have written many poems in which it has been one way to express my feelings and give back the support others have given me.
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I do have some side effects: fatigue (duh!), muscle weakness, nausea, my hair grows about 1/2" per month, and I am now noticing some serious moodiness and brain fog. I have had the extreme skin itchies and it was relieved by OTC lotions as well as a prescription cream.
I HATE THIS DISEASE -- we don't look sick, and sometimes people who don't know us can't understand why we can't or are unable to do something.
I'm Joel I've had hep for I don't know how long, probably the 70's I was dx'd in 01 and spent 02 on Tx, that's when I found this place and it helped alot to get thru the tx. I was clear on my pcr at mid tx I wish I would have tested earlier but the significance of clearing early was just being talked about then. At least with MY dr. But anyway, On my 1st pcr a month after completing 48 weeks of all that fun my 1a hepc was back in business So now I just watch what I put thru my liver, read labels, eat healthy, don't drink or smoke and drop in here from time to time to see if there is any buzz about any new tx's And maybe add some words of encouragement.
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I can't remember anything(but my memory wasn't much before).Some nights I sleep great,some nights I don't. My skin itchs me to death!!!
My wife is doing everything I used to do around the house, on top of her full time job. I don't like that at all, it's not fair to her.
I don't know if I can take 40 more weeks of treatments. My viral load was over 1,400,000 before I started meds. They will check again at 12 week mark.
All I can say to anyone else is "hang in there" I know everyone's situation is different, but it can get worse! Since I've been diagnosed I've had 2 friends pass away- one heart attack and one cancer. At least we've got a chance to fight this disease!!
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In sickle cell anemia, a genetic disease affecting people of African and Mediterranean ancestry, the body produces curved or "sickle-shaped" red blood cells. The shape diminishes the cells' oxygen-carrying capacity, leading to shortness of breath, dizziness, headaches, and cold hands and feet. Blood flow to limbs and organs can be restricted, causing chronic pain, organ damage, and sudden onset, severe bodily pain, a situation called sickle cell crisis.
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- Don't stop medications. During the study, participants continued their regular medications to manage and reduce complications of sickle cell disease. Even if trying omega-3 fats, prescribed medications should be continued unless directed by the treating doctor.
- See the experts. The best way to manage sickle cell disease can vary from person to person, though optimally a blood disease specialist (hematologist) should be met at least once to establish baseline care. For those in a rural area, telemedicine options can allow family doctors to communicate and follow up with specialists in other areas of the country.
- Supplement appropriately. Omega-3 fat supplements were given based on the age of the study participant. Smaller children likely do not need as much omega-3 fat as older, larger children or adults. People managing sickle cell anemia should ask a doctor if, and how much, omega-3 fat may be helpful for them.
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December 10, 2012 | WMFE - The Florida legislature's annual session doesn't begin until Tuesday March 5th but lawmakers are already at work in Tallahassee hammering out a plan for the session. The tentative outline involves new committees, new priorities and a more intensive review for the state's budget.
"Don't pass bad bills." That's what the state's new senate president, Don Gaetz, told his chamber's committee chairs and leaders during a pre-session organizational meeting. Gaetz says it's up to committee leaders to be sure the measures they're sending on to the next committee are up to par.
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"If somebody comes in with a 40-page strike all an hour and a half before the committee meeting and wants you to consider it, then I would ask you, I would plead with you, to TP the bill or TP the strike all." Gaetz said. "It's just not fair to your committee members to ask them to shoot in the dark."
Republican Senator John Thrasher, the Rules Committee chair, says lawmakers will need to take responsibility for making sure their bills make it through all the committees.
Thrasher says, in years past, as time has started to run out, lawmakers have asked for a reduction in the number of committees their bill has been required to get through. But he says that won't work this year.
"Work your bills. Don't take it for granted that that's going to happen this particular session." Thrasher said. "Work your bills so that they can get through the committee process so that they can get to the final stages of being brought to the floor of the Senate in an appropriate time."
The Senate leadership has also proposed plans for a more thorough budget review which would include a careful look at both state contracts and special member projects.
The House hasn't moved forward with such strict planning but House Speaker Will Weatherford is working to lay out a number of priorities for the coming session such as creating jobs.
Weatherford is also echoing Gaetz's call for a strong look at ethics and elections reform.
"When you're looking at the TV on a Friday after an election and you still don't know who won the electoral votes in the state of Florida, you've got a problem." Weatherford said. "I think that's something we have to be cognizant of. I think we have to admit that mistakes were made. Certainly, you shouldn't have to wait in line for six hours to early vote and we're going to look at those things and come up with something to solve the problem."
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