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FRIDAY, June 15 (HealthDay News) -- The roseola virus, human herpesvirus (HHV)-6B and HHV-7, is associated with febrile status epilepticus (FSE), with HHV infection seen in approximately one-third of FSE cases in young children, according to a study published online June 14 in Epilepsia.
Leon G. Epstein, M.D., from Northwestern University and the Children's Memorial Research Center in Chicago, and colleagues conducted a prospective study of 169 children (aged 1 month to 5 years) presenting with FSE. Participants were enrolled within 72 hours and assessed for HHV-6 and HHV-7. Viremia was indicated by the presence of HHV-6A, HHV-6B, or HHV-7 DNA and RNA, determined using quantitative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) at baseline. PCR results were used in conjunction with antibody titers to differentiate primary infection from reactivated infection.
At baseline, the researchers identified HHV-6B viremia in 54 children (32.0 percent). Of these, 38 cases were primary infections and 16 were reactivated infections. HHV-6A infections were not observed in the sample. At baseline, HHV-7 viremia was observed in 12 children (7.1 percent), of which eight cases were primary infections and four were reactivated infections. Two subjects had primary co-infection of HHV-6/HHV-7 at baseline. For those children presenting with FSE, there were no differences in the age or the nature of illness, regardless of HHV infection status.
"HHV-6B infection is commonly associated with FSE. HHV-7 infection is less frequently associated with FSE. Together, they account for one-third of FSE, a condition associated with an increased risk of both hippocampal injury and subsequent temporal lobe epilepsy," the authors write.
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Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Salem
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Next Sunday November 30
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Rev. Mark Gallagher
We ponder one of the central questions that haunt the human mind and heart: what sort of being are we? It's kind of obvious we are animals and part of the natural order. Yet it is also obvious we are different in some profound way. We look at humanity's evolutionary emergence from "just another primate" to whatever it is we are now.
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Welcome! Welcome, whoever you are, without regard to ethnic, gender, sexual, theological and political orientation. We gather at least weekly to renew, continue, and expand our free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
Our search for truth has thus far led us to understand ourselves as active members of an interrelated, interactive, and interdependent web of all existence.
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National companies B&Q and Screwfix will also be attending.
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino has launched an offensive on Governor Andrew Cuomo via video blogs on his campaign site, criticizing the governor for lacking transparency and driving New York state into debt.
Despite publishing a video daily since Monday, March 24, campaign spokesman Bill O'Reilly assured the recordings take very little time away from the county executive's duties, and are filmed locally at Astorino's campaign office in White Plains.
O'Reilly said the videos are part of a multi-media approach in Astorino's campaign team's communications to appeal to the tech-savvy and to help, "understaffed television and radio news operations statewide."
He added the videos are suitable for TV stations that would have to otherwise send film crews to record the county executive's remarks, and radio stations can download the audio from the clips. Additionally, the videos will also be released in Spanish.
In one of his recent videos, released Tuesday, Astorino focuses on Cuomo's StartUp New York job creation ads, which he believes are reelection ads due to Cuomo's lack of statistical backup.
"Andrew Cuomo has said he would have the most transparent administration in history. I guess he was playing us for fools, because Mr. Cuomo refuses to say how many jobs his StartUp New York ads have created. 'Senor Transparency' is stonewalling," he said in the video.
Astorino accused Cuomo of spending $150 million state tax dollars on "thinly disguised reelection ads."
When asked for further comment, campaign spokesman Bill O'Reilly said, "(Cuomo) will not say if any jobs have been created or if a single business has signed up for the program."
As for the nickname, O'Reilly said "Senor Transparency" is a moniker Gov. Cuomo has acquired over time, and has been "kicked around" for a while, despite Google searches uniformly attributing the term to the Astorino camp.
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HOOVER, Ala. -- South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier thinks it's unanimous among his SEC brethren: Football and basketball players should get paid, and Notre Dame should join a conference for football.
Spurrier opened his quip-filled media days address Tuesday by saying the 28 football and men's basketball coaches were in favor of paying players about $300 a game in football and perhaps a little less in hoops. Spurrier, who has made the pitch before, also said the coaches each indicated at spring meetings they were willing to pony up the $280,000 or so he estimated it would cost.
"This is tiny compared to the money that's coming in now," he said. "I think we all know that.
"I'm going to keep fighting for our guys. If President Obama would say, `Spurrier, you and those coaches need to quit fighting for your players, that they get enough, they get enough full scholarship,' then I'll shut up about it."
He said that "little bit" -- $3,600 or so a year per player, he figures -- would give players some pocket money and help their parents attend games.
Spurrier also said the football coaches spoke with BCS executive director Bill Hancock, who told them he was meeting with the commissioners of BCS conferences -- and Notre Dame's athletic director.
"We just started trying to figure out why the athletic director of Notre Dame is equal to all the conference commissioners," Spurrier said. "Nobody had a good answer except that's the way it's always been done.
"For whatever reason, all 14 of our head coaches thought that Notre Dame should join the ACC and play football like the rest of us."
The colorful coach added he knows that notion would anger "the Notre Damers" at him and his colleagues but didn't back down.
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Trial over Plan B prescriptions begins Monday
A legal battle over who must provide morning-after contraceptives such as Plan B lands in a federal courtroom Monday, testing Washington state Pharmacy Board rules requiring pharmacies to dispense any medication for which there is a community demand. A pharmacy in Olympia and two pharmacists in the state say they consider the medication an abortion agent and don't want to stock or dispense it.
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A four-year legal fight over who must provide morning-after contraceptives such as Plan B lands in a federal courtroom Monday, testing Washington state Pharmacy Board rules requiring pharmacies to dispense any medication for which there is a community demand.
At issue in the U.S. District Court trial is the right of the Ralph's Thriftway pharmacy in Olympia and two licensed Washington pharmacists — Margo Thelen and Rhonda Mesler — to refuse to stock or dispense a lawful medical treatment on grounds of religious conscience.
Plan B is considered most effective in preventing an unwanted pregnancy if a woman takes it within 72 hours after unprotected sex.
The state Pharmacy Board has had a rule since 1967 requiring pharmacies to stock and provide medications in demand in their communities. Gov. Chris Gregoire and reproductive-rights groups favor the requirements, which have been amended since 2007 to let pharmacists withdraw if others can fill the order.
But Stormans, owner of Ralph's, also is objecting to stocking the medications.
"All our family wants is the chance to keep doing what Ralph's Thriftway has aimed to do for four generations: to serve our customers in keeping with our deepest values," Stormans co-owner Kevin Stormans argued in a news release last week by The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty in Washington, D.C.
The Becket Fund, which is handling the case for Stormans and the pharmacists, describes itself as "a non-profit, non-partisan law firm that protects the religious liberty of all faiths." Also on the legal team are lawyers Kristen Waggoner and Steve O'Ban with Seattle-based law firm Ellis, Li & McKinstry.
Staffers for Attorney General Rob McKenna, led by senior attorney Rene D. Tomisser, are defending the Department of Health, agency Secretary Mary Selecky and the state law, which applies to all medications including those to treat AIDs or any other condition that might draw moral objections.
"The state will argue the rules are neutral, generally applicable and rationally relating to the legitimate interest of the state in promoting timely delivery of lawful medication. The plain language of the rules applies to all time-sensitive medications," said McKenna spokeswoman Janelle Guthrie.
The federal courts have taken differing positions on some of the legal issues. U.S. District Judge Ronald Leighton in Tacoma initially issued an injunction blocking the state's rules and their enforcement against Stormans, but the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco reversed that ruling in 2009.
Those who support the dispensing of Plan B say it is a high dose of the ingredients of a birth-control pill that greatly reduces the chance of pregnancy if ingested by a woman within 72 hours of unprotected sex. The Food and Drug Administration in 2009 ordered that it be available over the counter for teens as young as 17, but with prescriptions for those who are younger.
The FDA also says the medication does not affect existing pregnancies, unlike the RU-486 drug, but that the medication might act to prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the womb.
Kevin Stormans has been undeterred and at one point explained that his firm was not stocking the medications, despite state law, based on his belief that Plan B can act as an abortion agent.
The Becket Fund describes the case as landmark, and it is likely to work its way up the appellate courts.
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Interest free debt can also be a good thing, take out a card with say a 10k limit and a years interest free, do your normal purchasing on it until you reach the limit but instead of paying off the bill every month put that money into a savings account. At the end of the year, pay off the card and keep the interest you earned in the account.
I also finding counting out change, and carrying it around with me extremely inconvenient.
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Nearly 50,000 coins thought to have been hidden away from Julius Caesar's advancing army have been found on Jersey.
The trove was found by local metal detector enthusiasts Reg Mead and Richard Miles, who had been hunting for them for nearly 30 years.
"We hit something hard. We just put the shovel in here and moved it. We hear that grinding noise of metal rubbing against metal. Just flicked and out came five Iron Age coins. You just go numb. You say: isn't that lovely? And it's a very quiet feeling, isn't it? Wow," Mr Mead said on the discovery....
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SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — Broadway leading lady and Valley Music Hall star Melva Niles Barborka died on March 12.
The South Jordan resident was 86 and died of chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, a neurological disease.
In 1948, Niles Barborka created the role of Solis in the Broadway premiere of "Magdalena," composed by one of Brazil's most famous composers, Heitor Villa-Lobos. She also starred in the Broadway production of "Song of Norway."
At the popular musical theater production company Valley Music Hall in Bountiful, Utah, Niles Barborka performed opposite Robert Peterson in "Kiss Me, Kate," James Shigeta in "The King and I" and Art Lund in "I Do, I Do."
Niles Barborka also starred in the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera productions of "Magdalena" and "Song of Norway." Edwin Lester, the company's longtime producer and founder, said she had "the most beautiful soprano voice I have ever heard." In Los Angeles, she also performed opposite Mitzi Gaynor and Walter Slezak in 1949's "The Great Waltz."
With Peterson, Niles Barborka recorded a collection of LDS hymns, "Things Lovely," with the CBS Radio Orchestra. Two other recordings were "Bring Us Together," a 1968 concert tour with Peterson, and "The Song of Norway" from the 1949 Rail Road Hour production, opposite Gordon MacRae.
During the national tour of "Song of Norway," she met Clifford Joseph Barborka Jr., whom she married in June 1949. The couple's conversion to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is recorded in "No More Strangers, Volume I" by Hartman Rector Jr.
With her husband, Niles Barborka made many public appearances to speak about the LDS Church following her retirement from the stage.
Niles Barborka is survived by two sons, Utah residents Cliff Joseph Barborka III and Vincent Barborka.
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Still, I don't know that anyone could've foreseen his final days in Stillwater ending like this.
OSU sent out a three-paragraph statement late Thursday announcing that Young had been let go and that Glenn Spencer would take over as defensive coordinator.
"We are appreciative of everything Coach Young has done for us over the past four years," Gundy said in the statement, "but we are also excited about heading in a new direction with our defense."
The fact that OSU chose not to have a press conference announcing the change, properly sending off Young and properly welcoming Spencer is a shame.
No one who truly loves OSU can be happy about how this change has come about. If all that Young says is true, it looks really bad for Gundy. Really bad for the Cowboys. Really bad for OSU.
I mean, there might be some Cowboy fans out there who are happy to see Young and his 15-yard cushions go. The ever-increasing space that the Cowboy defensive backs gave to opposing receivers this past season drove plenty of people crazy. But those cushions seem like minor nuisances compared to the firestorm that's been stirred up.
Spencer is likely to do a fine job in his new gig. He is a fiery guy with great connections to southern recruiting pipelines. He's already landed some good recruits out of SEC country, the latest being a defensive end from Georgia who switched his commitment to OSU earlier this week.
About the only good thing you can say is that Gundy granted Young's wish of not saying anything during the season about this being his last year. That, Young said, was one of his requests, and those closest to the program say they never heard anything about this being it for Young.
What could have been a day to offer well wishes to an alum and successful coach, then usher in a new defensive era has instead became a day filled with uncomfortable accusations and unfortunate details.
If you bleed orange, you can't like this chapter in Cowboy football.
What a mess.
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The family of a newlywed woman who died due to carbon monoxide poisoning has urged homeowners to install alarms against the "silent killer" gas.
Katie Haines died a month after returning from her honeymoon in 2010 when carbon monoxide from a faulty boiler made her lose consciousness, knock her head and drown in a bath.
Her loved ones today called for families to protect themselves as new research revealed many people wrongly believe their fire alarm protects them against the gas.
Their plea comes as a new law has made carbon monoxide alarms compulsory in Northern Ireland following the death of two teenagers in 2010.
Gordon Samuel, Mrs Haines's father, described his daughter as "beautiful, talented and extremely intelligent" and said the gas killed her at the happiest time of her life.
Mr Samuel, 61, from Wimbledon, south London, said: "I can't even articulate what it was like for us to lose our daughter in this way. It is totally unnatural for a child to go before their parents.
"That is why we are encouraging people to to save their own lives and would like to see carbon monoxide alarms become as common in every home as smoke alarms.
"Smoke alarms are not compulsory but you would be foolish not to have one. The same should be said about carbon monoxide alarms."
Mrs Haines was a graduate of Manchester University who worked as a journalist before becoming a press officer for the University of Oxford.
She was found dead at her home in Wokingham, Berkshire, in February 2010 by husband Richard Haines, weeks after the couple returned from their honeymoon in Argentina and Brazil.
The Katie Haines Memorial Trust, run by her family, recently launched a video campaign on YouTube to warn of the need for audible alarms to detect the invisible, odourless gas.
Trade association Energy UK is today publishing research which found that many people mistakenly believe their smoke alarm will detect carbon monoxide.
The Carbon Monoxide - Be Alarmed campaign said 35 million people are still at risk from carbon monoxide poisoning.
A survey conducted by the campaign discovered that 42% of those who do not have a carbon monoxide alarm said this was because they have a smoke alarm, indicating confusion between the two.
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