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I'm a longtime reader of Chatelaine magazine, and always liked that its name, in French, means a trusted female charged with keeping all in her care safe and protected. She's the so-called "keeper of the keys." But in its December issue, Chatelaine turned her back on a small but important group of her youngest citizens.
In an article headlined, "It's Just Nuts," writer Patricia Pearson builds a case around her opinion that school accommodations for food allergies, particularly restrictions on peanut products, are nothing but a panic-driven, unnecessary over-reaction.
As a special education assistant and the mother of an child with anaphylaxis, I cannot let Ms. Pearson's article go unchallenged. It contains too many incorrect conclusions that could impact whether an important health issue is taken seriously. It leaves Chatelaine readers questioning what is right and what is reasonable. It portrays the parents of kids with allergies as fearful and neurotic, when in fact, we are asking for accommodations that medical professionals and school boards have deemed appropriate.
Chatelaine's article ignores that the inclusive, community approach to protecting children with serious food allergies has been a vast improvement, and is working well. What can be difficult to grasp, is that the steep rise in food allergies is a new phenomenon. Researchers tell us that between 6 and 8 per cent of kids have now have food allergies. Conservatively, that's the equivalent of half the population of New Brunswick. They live with the unpredictable risk of anaphylaxis, the serious form of allergic reaction that can cause shock, suffocation and heart attack in a frighteningly short period of time. There have been cases of brain damage and, tragically, even death.
It is the fast and severe nature of such reactions, combined with the fast-growing incidence food allergies and the need for total avoidance of a food allergen that have led to precautions in our schools.
Ms. Pearson fails to understand that such measures are not about inconveniencing her by depriving her son of peanut butter for one meal of the day. It's about protecting children from anaphylaxis, no matter what food is involved. She belittles the low number of deaths from anaphylaxis, without realizing that it is exactly due to the approach of taking precautions rather than letting allergic emergencies happen that protects our kids from becoming statistics. Not that there haven't been tragedies. It's curious that in all her talk about schools and allergies, Ms. Pearson never mentions Sabrina Shannon [1]. In 2003, at the age of 13, following a devastating anaphylactic reaction to an inadvertent exposure to cheese curds in her cafeteria (she was milk allergic), Sabrina died. It's hard to believe that Chatelaine's writer wouldn't have come across Sabrina's story in her research. When Ontario created the world's first legislation mandating risk-reduction measures and emergency training to protect students with food allergies in their schools, it was named "Sabrina's Law [2]" in remembrance.
Even if anaphylaxis never caused death, the need to minimize reactions would still be of paramount importance. A reaction is terrifying, excruciating and stresses the body. It is also traumatic for school staff and other children to witness. Is a sandwich worth that risk?
In 2007, I was part of a committee in British Columbia that developed the Education Minister's directive to the province's schools about food allergies. In order to understand the scope of the issue, the government requested that school districts complete a survey on anaphylactic policies and incidents from 2005 onward. Almost half the districts that responded had experienced one or more anaphylactic reaction serious enough to warrant the filing of a critical incidence report. The anaphylaxis management policies pre-dating the directive ranged from non-existent to minimal to comprehensive – a far cry from the careful, commonsense approaches that Ms. Pearson claims were in evidence.
Regulations surrounding food allergy are based on education and awareness, stressing training for school staff, access to epinephrine auto-injectors, strategies to reduce the risk of reaction and communication with the school community. Each plan for each child is unique, reflecting the child's needs and the school's environment. Hand-washing, lunchroom seating, and cleaning practices are all examples of appropriate risk-reduction measures. But there is no escaping it – children like Ms. Pearson's son are being asked to "please enjoy your peanut butter sandwich at home".
Peanut butter is sticky, hard to clean, and ends up smeared over shared school supplies, toys and playground equipment. One teacher with a class of 20 little kids cannot possibly be expected to manage the risk. My 12-year-old son has had three accidental exposures to peanut since his diagnosis. Two occurred at his school when he was 6 years old. Young children cannot be expected to protect themselves without support. Peanut often causes serious reactions with a very small amount of protein, and it's over-represented as a cause of fatalities when compared to other allergens.
While Ms. Pearson dismisses the fact that a new study finds slightly less than 2 per cent of Canadian kids have peanut allergy, she ignores that this is one of the highest rates in the Western world. Further, I would argue that the welfare of about 90,000 kids is worth bothering about.
I spend most of my days in a classroom and have never met a child who did not want to help keep kids with allergies safe once they understood the issue. I find that rational explanations almost always turn hostile parents of non-allergic pupils into cooperative supporters. Ms. Pearson is an exception, and that Chatelaine would publish such a distorted view is truly disturbing. My hope is that children at risk of anaphylaxis gain support and understanding in the community at large. They certainly didn't find either in the pages of Chatelaine.
Pamela Lee lives in Vancouver. She is a special education assistant and an associate editor of Allergic Livingmagazine. She originally submitted a first draft of this article to Chatelaine to consider publishing. The magazine's editor rejected the piece, replying that "there are no plans to publish a rebuttal article."
Related Reading
• Can this be Chatelaine? [3] by Gwen Smith
• Food Allergy Backlash [4] – Why Is It Occurring?
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Resist Auras = +130 resistance to Fire/Frost/Shadow
Blessing of Kings = +10% to all stats (for these tanks, Str/Stam/Agi for survival)
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Warriors = +6% Str, +6% Stam, 30% chance for double blocks
Pallies = +15% Str, +12% Stam, -3% all damage taken, when health drops below 35% all damage taken is reduced by 30% (functionally more stamina or more value from Stam), 10% of attacks increase block chance by 30% for 10 sec or 5 blocks
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Put them in the same raid and the pally can give the warrior 1800 more armor and 3% damage reduction (with the silly powerful rage generation), and the warrior can give the pally 1855 more health, AP reduction on the boss, and the balance of Tclap and JotJ become moot. Where pallies will have functionally higher block chances, warriors will often block more with their blocks.
I don't have time to do the math now, but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that pallies have better passive survival buffing from talents without accounting for other conditions. That being said, where they can, warriors being able to Concussive Blow, Shockwave, Spell Reflect, Shield Bash, and Charge stun, allows them to severly limit their liability in a different way. Against things that can't be silenced or stunned though (raid boss?) these things have less value.
I think the fine print here is that the two will like the same pieces of gear, but they will buff them differently and that difference will put them more on par. As it stands I'd think if you took a prot pally and prot warrior, and put them in identical gear, the Prot pally would be a more durable boss tank, and the warrior would be a stronger tank on stunnable trash.
If you want to discuss threat, it's a lot stickier territory since that has a lot more to do with player skill and they're completely different mechanics, whereas survival has become more often a matter of knowing when to use your emergency tools.
There's also the matter of group protection. Warriors get Intervene, Vigilance, Imp Spell Reflect, and stuns (where usable), and Pallies get Hands of Protection, Salvation, and Sacrifice (and Freedom), AOE taunt, Hammer of Justice (where usable).
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This year was almost a tragedy, as I got food poisoning on Thursday night. I thought I might throw up on Friday, but the sun dissolved the feeling, and by the time I watched Cold War Kids, I was good. I did leave before Caifanes and Chemical Brothers though, because I was exhausted for not having slept the night before.
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It was mentioned on the first page here, but seriously... What is up with the people taking shade near the port o johns? I mean, Just walking by them nearly knocked me over, but to actually just "hang out" against them? Something is wrong with you. There isn't a ton of shade at coachella, but you can find it if you need it. There was a nice stretch over by the freshers across from the mojave... Did i mention it was next to the FRESHERS? as opposed to the CRAPPERS?
I dropped a spanner in the port-a-potty on Friday night. I felt like a snake shedding on the inside.
"Well, that's just like, you know... your opinion, man"
Once a day in the heavenly white chariots of anal evacuation
People that are afraid to poop at Coachella:
Just balance yourself above to toilet and let it go. I am telling you, taking a nice frothy turd gives me a second wind. I don't really count on the bulky kind after my first slice of spicy pie.
Its like the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you put X amount of monkeys in a room with a typewriter and ask them to give you Shakespeare 99% of them will fling their shit at you while the other 1% will masturbate in the corner.
Only felt the need to go once, Saturday night at Lot 5. Got there just after they cleaned it, no issues lol.
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I saw those bathroom trailers next to the Sahara and avoided it ALL weekend long because i thought those were hand washers. I had my bottle of hand sanitizer so that wasn't necessary. Sunday rolls along and i find out those were shitters as well. I was pissed, only because they were empty Friday & Saturday when i would go,but by Sunday, the word had gotten out and the lines were huge. *face-palm*
Friday Lou Reed, Modest Mouse,Beach House,Infected Mushroom, Johnny Marr,Wolfgang Gartner, Four Tet, TNGT, Earl Sweatshirt, Lee Scratch Perry, Dam Funk
the XX, New Order, Knife Party, Violent Femmes, SMD, Major LAzer, 2 Chainz, Danny Brown, Booka Shade, Bingo Players, Pusha T, Trash Talk
RHCP, Nick Cave, Vampire Weekend, Social D, Wu Tang,Eric Prydz, Lumineers, James Blake, Grimes, Raider Klan, Roni Size, Smith Westerns
When your trying to go number 2, always aim for a port-a-potty that a female has just used prior to you. %100 clean %99 of the time.
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It seems like I have been around hot rods and race cars all my life. I was cruising around our local drive ins and old Star Lite (outdoor movie theater) with friends before I had my own drivers license. I was on the pit crew with my best friend who ran dirt race cars in 70's & 80's tracks from NC,SC,VA, we then when up to pavement in 90's. I also drag raced with my street cars. My first car was a 72 Nova and then 68 RS SS Camaro with 396-4 speed. Now that I have slowed down on the racing, I have been collecting and showing old cars. I previously had a 67 Camaro and a 55 Chevy Belair now the 67 Chevelle SS in my garage is what I currently showing and cruising. My wife and my son enjoy cruising and always meeting new people. No matter where you stop someone is always telling you about the cars they had and wish they still had them. Messing around with cars is and will always be apart of my life. (Car Crazy)
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New York's senators and congressional representatives are making the case for the state to get billions of dollars in federal aid after Superstorm Sandy. Both Senator Schumer and Senator Gillibrand delivered heartfelt testimony Thursday. Our Erin Billups was at the hearing in Washington, D.C. and has more.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- It was the story of a Staten Island mother's loss that captivated lawmakers on Capitol Hill Thursday.
"A ten foot wave came across the road. Her vehicle stalled, she took her children out of the car. She tried to get them to higher land and they were taken from her arms. These children were two years old and four years old and the mother could do nothing about it. Because the storm was so strong. Now she's just one story of many," said Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. About 20 Senators and House members recounted stories of loss and devastation resulting from Hurricane Sandy during the lawmakers' first hearing examining the storm.
"We cleaned up the surface rather quickly, but there are still much deeper and continuing challenges that remain," said Representative Michael Grimm.
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New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez said, "The urgency of now is critical, because if we get a Nor'easter, based on what we've suffered after Superstorm Sandy, then the effects would be devastating for us."
New York's Senior Senator Charles Schumer called for an acceleration of funding for already approved Army Corps of Engineer projects to shore up the state's coastlines. He also hopes to get a provision authorizing a comprehensive study of the New York Harbor into the supplemental disaster aid bill currently being drafted.
"We need the Army Corps to start right away and do a study. They did that in New Orleans and then they build a series of levees, and barriers and sea walls," Schumer said.
Lawmakers repeatedly cited this "new normal:" Massive storms, causing tremendous damage. Democrats say they hope Sandy will finally compel action on climate change legislation. "The science is clear: Cutting carbon emission over the long term is key to reducing the risks of extreme weather," said Representative Eliot Engel.
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Aston Villa notched their 300th Barclays Premier League win by battling from two goals down to beat Midlands rivals West Bromwich Albion 4-3 at Villa Park.
A thunderous strike from Chris Brunt and a Fabian Delph own-goal inside the first 10 minutes seemed to have put West Brom well on their way to three points on Wednesday.
Villa were reading from a different script, however, and Andreas Weimann's lobbed finish in the 12th minute inspired the hosts, with Leandro Bacuna equalising before the half-hour mark.
Against all odds, Paul Lambert's side looked set to take a lead into the break as Delph scored at the right end with a thunderous strike, but Youssouf Mulumbu levelled the scores again with a composed finish in the 43rd minute.
West Brom coach Pepe Mel admitted in the build-up to the game that he tried to sign Christian Benteke in his days at Real Betis and it was the Belgium star who netted the winner when he converted a second-half penalty to move Villa into 10th.
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Bacuna continued Villa's stunning comeback in the 25th minute as he fortuitously sliced Lowton's low cross over the diving Guzan before Delph made amends to score at the right end as he burst into the area and unleashed an unstoppable drive eight minutes before the break.
There was still enough time for one more goal before half-time as West Brom levelled the scores again, with Mulumbu confidently slotting past Guzan following a delicate first touch.
Ten minutes after the break, Lugano missed a glorious chance to give West Brom the lead as he headed Brunt's free-kick wide at the back post and the Uruguayan played a big role in Villa's fourth goal in the 64th minute.
Lugano hauled down Benteke in the penalty area as he jumped to reach a cross and the Belgian buried the spot-kick, scoring for the third consecutive match.
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert: "It's not great for the heart, to go down 2-0 in a derby. All credit to the team, the response was fantastic.
"With derby games, it doesn't matter where you are in the table, they're really unpredictable.
"We've done so much in a short space of time. We have a young side and we are giving it a right good go."
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Discover Your Creativity!
Young people will discover and grow their creativity at Moore College of Art & Design. Young men and women in grades 1 – 12 can enroll in an array of courses, including Animation, Ceramics, Computer Graphics, Drawing, Fashion, Fine Arts, Gaming, Illustration, Photography, Portfolio Preparation, and more. All taught in a fun and challenging environment.
Click on the links on the left or below for additional program information. Or contact us at 215.965.4030 or firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule a campus visit or for additional information.
Youth Programs Spring 2015 – Saturday February 7 – April 18, 2015
Space and Scholarship Funding Available for Spring Classes. Register Now!
Download Youth Programs Spring 2015 catalog
Download Spring 2015 Registration Form
Registration, Tuition and Scholarship Information
Contact us 215.965.4030 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Click on the Pre-College and Youth Programs link on the left for additional program information. To register for courses click HERE.
For questions or more information contact Youth Programs at 215-965-4030 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Youth Programs Open House
Offered prior to fall, spring and summer semesters.
The next Youth Programs Open House takes place:
Saturday, January 24, 2015, 12pm – 3pm
Attend the Youth Programs Open House to learn about various youth classes for young men and women in 1st-12th grade. Take a campus tour, meet staff and take a "sneak peek" studio class. A great time to have your questions answered about courses, youth programs faculty, supplies, scholarships and more.


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PICS Lecture – Climate Change and Health Impacts
Tags: active transportation, carbon emissions, climate change impacts, climate policy, extreme weather, health impacts, Land Use, lecture, michael bower, poor air quality, respiratory issues, sea level rise, SFU, stern report, Tim Takaro, ubc, water borne illnesses, world health organization
The Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions hosts free monthly lectures from many academic disciplines that focus on climate change. This lecture by Michael Bower from UBC and Tim Takaro from SFU focuses on the intersection of climate change and health impacts.
The World Health Organization estimates that climate change causes 150,000 deaths a year (2000). The health impacts of climate change are direct and indirect. Direct impacts include temperatures, and indirect ones include asthma, infectious diseases, malnutrition, mental health, etc.
Climate change impacts in Canada include extreme weather, air quality, the spread of infectious diseases, and increased population from migration, drought, and sea level rise. Canada will also see an uneven distribution of impacts, with some areas being less able to adapt, like rural areas ability to adapt. Luckily we have good infrastructure and public health systems so we will see … Continue Reading


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In 37 Days, 16 Hours, 23 Minutes and 15 Seconds, Karl Lagerfeld will debut his new lower-priced womenswear collection exclusively at Net-A-Porter.com. For the younger woman who adores Karl, is part of the 'Karl Kult,' and just wants to dress fabulously (but still has to pay her rent), Lagerfeld has created something especially for us.
Net-A-Porter is pulling out ALL the stops to promote his new line, including news flashes (video below), a special sign-up list and a sneak peek (above). I don't know about you, but I haven't been this excited about something since, well, I guess Versace partnered with H&M? However, judging from the preview, this collection is much more sleek, sophisticated and practical. It even looks a bit like, Chanel!
Available only online starting January 25th on Net-A-Porter.com and then in February on www.KarlLagerfeld.com. It will include a full range of pieces and will range in price from $70 and $500.
Mark your calendar ladies, the sure to be iconic collection is now available in … 37 Days, 16 Hours, 2 Minutes and 6 Seconds.