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There will be a whole lot of dancing going on in Chicago in the next couple of weeks, with choreographer Bill T. Jones, of "Spring Awakening" and "Fela" fame (at the Dance Center of Columbia College, Oct. 25 and 26); Deeply Rooted's Generations concert (at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance, Nov. 1); and Natya Dance Theatre (Nov. 2 at the Harris Theater) in the world premiere of "The Seventh Love," a story, told through dialogue and dance, that explores the various aspects of love based on Buddhist/Eastern teachings, and uses the ancient classical Indian style of Bharata Natyam. (The piece is a collaboration between Hema Rajagopalan, her daughter, Krithika Rajagopalan, and David Kersnar of the Lookingglass Theater.)
In addition, there is the fall season of Giordano Dance Chicago (Oct. 25 and 26 at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance), part of the troupe's overall 2013-2014 season dubbed "Escape Ordinary."
The Giordano company may be in its 50th year of existence, but to call it "middle aged" would be a huge mistake. Not only is this ensemble — founded by Gus Giordano, the late jazz dance pioneer, and run by his daughter, Nan Giordano — forever in search of new choreographic talent and fresh work. But its dancers' emblematic style is often so athletic that you hope there are oxygen machines waiting in the wings.
The Giordano program will include two world premieres: "Exit 4," a full-company work by the Israeli-born, Philadelphia-based choreographer Roni Koresh, and "Moving Sidewalks," by Autumn Eckman, Giordano Dance's assistant artistic director and resident choreographer, to be danced by the eight members of Giordano II.
"I've known Nan Giordano and the company for years by way of the annual World Jazz Congress," said Koresh, who studied the famous Luigi jazz technique as a kid in Israel.
"'Exit 4' is a concept, not a narrative description," the choreographer said, explaining the work's title. "It's about the duration of time on stage and leaving the stage. There are four sections in this piece, and by the end of the fourth all the dancers, except for one, makes an exit. The music is a compilation — a mix of the Palestinean Le Trio Joubran, Arabic house music by DJ Nader, and the work of Philadelphia composers Greg Smith and Jonathan Bowles."
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3 weeks - Sooo Tired
I posted something similar in my January 2013 thread, but wanted to post here for a wider audience and get some feedback.
Today is day 21 for my current sober run. So far in 2013 I think I have had about 55 alcohol free days in total.
There are so many great things about being sober, but I find I have gone past the initial euphoria of being sober, and am just dog tired after about 4pm every day.
I am sleeping well, in bed most nights about 9:30pm, sleep right through to about 6:30am.
I am trying to exercise but strained my back so have had to take that slow, and I am trying to eat properly. In terms of diet and exercise I have definitely improved, but I have room for improvement still.
Those of you who are on months and months (or years) of sobriety, when did this tired feeling go away for you?
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It took 30 days for me, maybe even a little more James.
if you're worried why not see a Dr?
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Off and on for a few months. Quite a few months I think. I got checked out but my iron and thyroid etc were fine. But it was good to know. Try it.
Otherwise try to be patient with yourself. We didnt get to this spot overnight and we don't get out overnight either. But we do get out.
I think post sobriety fatigue is just a testament to how much we have been poisoned. Why the loss of vitamins and minerals alone from drinking is staggering!
Besides, it takes a lot of energy to stay sober in the beginning.
Congratulations on your sobriety. I think that is just wonderful!
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This is pretty normal. For me the first two months were pretty hard and slow. It was like mentally my brain had checked out and wanted to be anywhere else but inside my head. Since then, energy and focus has come back, albeit in fits and starts, but it has by no means been a straight line.
My advice, don't take anything to challenging or new for the next few weeks and try to exercise a little every day, even that means just going for a short walk outside.
I'm currently at 4.5 months sober and generally speaking, I feel miles better now than I did on November 10, 2012. My days are soooo much more productive.
Hang in there, it gets better, just have to be patient. And huge congrats on 3 weeks, that is massive!
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Hi, JA, at 21 days I was still quite anxious and focused on drink and ways to avoid it and looking back I think that must have been quite worrying and exhausting.
I did take vitamins almost religiously to the point of very coloufull and bright pee, not sure if they helped physically but it did mentally.
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I just passed 18 months ,
Sleeping sorted itself out within the first couple of months for me and settled into my 6 nights normal and 1 night wide awake routine . i just use the wide awake night for study / u-tube / games .
For me i think it took a good 6 months for my body chemistry to settle itself down.
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Johnson & Johnson's next-gen prostate cancer pill, Zytiga, has been cruising since it hit the market back in April 2011, but now, it may be vulnerable to market share losses for the first time. The FDA has approved Medivation and Astellas' rival, Xtandi, for use in prostate cancer patients before chemo, giving the pill a head-to-head shot at J&J's blockbuster.
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UPDATED: Medivation wins FDA OK for blockbuster prostate cancer drug
Medivation won FDA approval for MDV3100 today, setting up the quick commercialization of another prostate cancer drug that will further change an already roiled cancer market. The drug, later dubbed enzalutamide and now called Xtandi, won an OK a full three months ahead of the agency's PDUFA date. Astellas is partnered on the program.


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John Zube always firmly and consistently supports real freedom. His is one of the strongest libertarian-anarchist-panarchist voices on the planet, and yet only a handful of people have heard what he has to say. Let's start to remedy that right now.
I will give LRC readers a taste of John's thinking. I will provide some of John's responses to a recent speech by King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands.
The 17-minute speech of the king is in Dutch. It was written by the Prime Minister of the government, Mark Rutte.
There is no complete translation yet, but we know of one important theme. The government can no longer support the welfare state:
"The shift to a 'participation society' is especially visible in social security and long-term care. The classic welfare state of the second half of the 20th century in these areas in particular brought forth arrangements that are unsustainable in their current form."
For anyone who cares to read the entire speech, "google translate" provides an excellent approximation. The national government has been cutting back on the welfare state for some time, and now it's going to decentralize it to municipalities.
The details are of no great interest, because there is and can be no recognition of the failure of the domestically hegemonic state in a speech written by a government official who proposes only to alter the form of the state. There can be no philosophical recognition in such a speech of the inherent opposition of the state to the natural right of freedom.
A correspondent of John's informed him of this speech by sending him an e-mail with the news article linked above. Here is John's e-mail response.
I've corresponded with John for 8 years, and I can say that what you will read is typical of his unwavering spirit and clarity of purpose.
Dear Peter,
Thanks for pointing out that declaration but there seems to be no sense behind it but merely ignorance and despair and a condition close to bankruptcy.
Neither the king nor his advisors or the ministry under him and the parliament know what they ought to do.
They only know that they cannot endlessly raise and increase taxes, borrow money and inflate the currency and then spend, spend, spend.
But they do not have to know and act rightfully and sensibly themselves and immediately.
It would suffice if they simply got out of the way of those, relatively few, who do know what needs to be done or believe that they do.
Leonard E. Read said it in all too general and few words, without setting out all the practical implications: "Release all creative energies!"
That would mean allowing all kinds of dissenters to secede and do their own things, under full exterritorial autonomy or personal law, ignoring especially all interventionist and anti-economic laws.
Conceding their former subjects full freedom of contract, association and experimentation.
Including e.g. full monetary and financial freedom and free trade.
No more central banking monopoly and regulations.
No more taxation, not for any of the secessionists.
Full laissez faire options for them in economics, politics and social arrangements.
Then at least some of the Dutch people would know what to do and would do it fast, honestly and profitably.
Tax abolition alone would do a lot for them.
So would an end of inflation, through full monetary freedom.
So would fully free trade for those, who desire it.
Sure, some flawed and even crackpot experiments would also be tried – by their believers and at their expense and risk.
But they would tend to fail, mostly rather fast.
The few, who would immediately do the right things among themselves, would be rapidly successful and then their successful methods would be widely copied by more and more people, until almost all have adopted them.
The only thing to remain forbidden are interferences with the voluntary and self-responsible actions of any group, under any pretence.
The right to succeed through one's own honest and productive efforts should be completely unrestricted.
So should be the right to fail through flawed actions, always at one's own expense and risk.
Thus not only would the members of the first kind of groups become better off but the members of the second group would become even poorer.
That should start them to rethink their actions and choices, their ideas, beliefs and convictions rather fast.
That thinking would be greatly helped by merely observing how the successful groups managed to become successful.
I believe that under these conditions most Dutch people would change over to better and even the best systems on offer and also already practically demonstrated – rather fast.
Even now, most Australians and working people in other countries do frequently change their suppliers, if they see better offers and also their jobs, if they see better jobs or better paid once.
No great intelligence and knowledge is required to make these changes. They are done daily, by many.
The "lawless" and suddenly legalised and self-chosen changes can come rather fast, as they did e.g with the end of the Berlin Wall and also, before that, with the ending of price controls, delivery quotas and rationing and a new and better currency in Germany back in 1948.
Money was still a governmental monopoly but for at least for a few years it was no longer fast inflated and for some years not at all.
Before that change the shop windows were rather empty. After it, they were suddenly full with displays of goods offered at market prices.
The improvement would have been as fast but would have gone further with the ending of compulsory taxation and of monetary despotism and of xyz other wrongful economic restrictions, which did remain.
Yes, those who wished to drop out of the constitutional monarchy should also be free to do so.
The various state socialist and communist sects should also have been allowed to do their things – to themselves, at their own expense and risk. They would thus make themselves rapidly ridiculous.
The only "sacrifices" required would be wrongful and irrational laws and institutions and flawed opinions on economic, political and social matters.
All would get their maximum chance under optimal conditions, with unanimous voluntary support in the beginning.
But with secession from these experiments also being quite free, the number of volunteers for the flawed systems would tend to shrink fast.
What works well or well enough would be rapidly demonstrated.
So would everything that does not work well enough or even badly.
Even dumb people can recognise bargains and can copy successful systems which they have under close observation, almost next door.
"Spying" on the successful neighbours would be helpful to all. It would even be invited.
The volunteers in the xyz experiments would wish maximum publicity for their efforts, at least as long as they still believe that they will be successful.
Productivity, employment and exchange would rapidly rise.
My younger granddaughter understood at least one of the libertarian slogans from my collection, printed it out in large fat letters and encased it in plastic and made a present of it to me:
"Can a people tax themselves into prosperity? Can a man standing in a bucket lift himself up by the handle?"
She has certainly not yet studied economics but has common sense and is a good observer.
All that is needed is setting people free to do their things for or to themselves.
That will force them to make quickly many choices and among them more and more correct ones, those, which do pay them sufficiently or much for their offers – and this untaxed and in competing sound currencies or clearing certificates or clearing account credits.
Let all of them be set free to practise sound freedom principles immediately or to learn about them by their own experiences and by observing the free and successful actions of the first freedom pioneers.
The whole could be advanced as "fools' liberty" or as a new game, adventure or competition for volunteers freely acting out their own notions and ideas, together with likeminded people and without any compulsory participation, subjugation or tribute levies or subsidies.
This new "game" could be played in good humour, tolerantly, pleasantly and without any heated arguments.
But it could also lead to extensive betting on which system would be most successful and this soonest.
Until the successes are understood, widely copied and finally taken for granted, it would be a new and adventurous as well as challenging game, perhaps more attractive for a while than soccer, tennis or cricket games.
For the failures there would still be some charitable actions required and, most likely also offered.
That would be more assured if all these aids were given only as personal loans, to be repaid, gradually, with interest, once the failures have adopted one of the successful systems.
Any continued failures should certainly not be subsidised by anyone but the remaining believers in the failing systems.
A whole population will not learn a new lesson or be ready to undertake a new experiment. But individuals and small groups can and will, especially if it merely means applying what they do already believe in. Let them act as scouts for the masses to follow, sooner or later, at their own speed.
How does nature gradually change whole species? By single mutations being given their chance.
PIOT, John
That ends this particular e-mail of John's. PIOT means panarchy in our time. That is what John calls for when he writes "That would mean allowing all kinds of dissenters to secede and do their own things, under full exterritorial autonomy or personal law, ignoring especially all interventionist and anti-economic laws."


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December 16, 2014
Monmouth University Professor John Buzza was featured in Bloomberg News BusinessWeek on December 12.
December 05, 2014
Launch party set for Thursday, December 11.
November 25, 2014
Local venders will be selling a variety of fun and unique products including jewelry, home goods, clothing, cookware, and much more.
November 24, 2014
Santander Bank, N.A. announced that it renewed its commitment with Monmouth University for its Santander Universities Global Division to support the Urban Coast Institute (UCI) Marine Science & Policy Initiative.
November 18, 2014
Proceeds from this event support the Monmouth University Scholarship Fund.
November 11, 2014
This lecture is free and open to the public.
October 29, 2014
In its 15th year, the student-organized community service initiative celebrated its largest turnout ever.
October 28, 2014
The lecture by Avi Melamed, a former Israeli senior official on Arab affairs, is free and open to the public.
October 21, 2014
Associate Vice President for Global Initiatives & Professor of Political Science Saliba Sarsar wrote an essay that appeared in the Asbury Park Press on October 19.
September 29, 2014
Sarsar, born and raised in Jerusalem, is the author and editor of several works on the Middle East, as well as two books of poetry.
September 15, 2014
Florio will give select lectures on U.S. healthcare policy and U.S. energy policy and participate in public events on campus during the fall and spring semesters.
August 21, 2014
Monmouth University music industry students from its student-run record label, Blue Hawk Records, performed and toured in Italy this summer.
August 18, 2014
The successful internship program is coordinated by the University's Career Services office.
July 28, 2014
Associate Vice President for Global Initiatives & Professor of Political Science Saliba Sarsar was featured in the Huffington Post on July 28.
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[Translate] For erev Rosh Hashana I tried another recipe from Joan Nathan's new cookbook, Quiches, Kugels, and Couscous: My Search for Jewish Cooking in France, and it was a perfect ending to a lovely meal. Apart from the wonderful taste, what I loved about it is that it was easy to make. I made the apple sauce and the tart dough a couple of days ahead and baked it the morning of the dinner. The apple sauce is delicious on its own and the best part is that this dessert has very little sugar in it. I used Granny Smith apples for the apple sauce because I prefer their tartness and for the slices on top, Click here to continue reading this post
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Soma Bay: The perfect half-term getaway
Soma Bay, the self-contained holiday paradise on the Red Sea, is Egypt's best kept secret and considered the leading location for scuba diving, snorkelling, wind surfing, sailing and kite surfing for all ages and levels.
World number one kite surfer takes top spot in Red Sea Kite Surfing World Cup
Karolina Winkowska, the world number one female kite surfer, added another significant trophy to her collection, taking home the top prize at the prestigious Red Sea Kite Surfing World Cup in Egypt earlier this month.
Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan reopened
A visit to the Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan (Egypt) is like stepping into a legend. In the Nubian Desert on the banks of the Nile River across from Elephantine Island the Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan rises after a 3-year closure.
Seasonal savings for singles in Sharm El Sheikh
Leading singles specialist, Friendship Travel, has announced savings of up to £350 on its Christmas holidays in Sharm El Sheik, which depart Gatwick on 22 December.
New resort in El Gouna to offer opulence by the Red Sea
Ancient Sands, a brand new luxury resort and residential project based in the Red Sea town of El Gouna, will begin welcoming guests to its first five-star apartment hotel in April 2014.
Hotel prices increase for the Ashes and decrease in Turkey and Egypt
Hotel prices in Nottingham are currently up by 51 per cent for the 2013 Ashes series at Trent Bridge cricket ground, according to the trivago Hotel Price Index (tHPI).
Summer Moulids in Egypt
Summer is almost here, promising scorching sunshine and lively festivals in Egypt.
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Book your journey to Egypt with confidence, safe in the knowledge that if there is a hint of trouble which makes you nervous, you can postpone your journey with Abercrombie & Kent for up to two years.
Hoist the main sail and cast off for El Gouna
Sail La Vie is the newest recruit to the Red Sea town of El Gouna offering sailing and windsurfing lessons to holidaymakers.
Riders, sliders, kickers and cables come to the Red Sea
El Gouna, the Red Sea's premier leisure destination, is preparing to welcome its latest attraction and one of the world's largest cable water parks - the El Gouna Watersports Complex.
Intrepid to run special tour to see Rwandan gorilla-naming
Intrepid Travel has launched its 2013 Africa & Middle East programme with two new comfort-standard itineraries in Jordan, and plans to run a special departure of its Gorilla, Chimps & Game Parks tour in June so that travellers can experience an annual Rwandan mountain gorilla-naming ceremony.
Huge savings on family adventures to Egypt
Working with their local partners in Egypt and with British Airways, Families Worldwide has managed to reduce the prices of half-term holidays by up to £180 per person. The two trips that the offer applies to are the 9-day Nile Cruise and the 9-day Feluccas and Pyramids.
Face up to the ultimate underwater villain
Jaws - the name alone is enough to send shivers down your spine. In fact, this fictitious character has quite a reputation among cinema goers of the mid-70's and has done its bit to discourage a whole generation from ever entering the water again.
Get fit this summer in Soma Bay
If you're feeling inspired to get fit and try a new sport this summer, head to the luxurious Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay on Egypt's Red Sea and try out their brand new sports programme including complimentary activities such as tennis, beach boccia, catamaran sailing, kite-surfing and golf.
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|Sun, 08-19-2012 - 5:28pm
We are all aware of the definition of insanity and yet we continue to put ourselves through it. I personally am done. My plan is simple, in 90 days, I'm moving back home, getting a regular job, living for one year with my parent, saving my money and officially moving on to a new career.
I cant keep going on like this, its awful. The blatant disrespect and lack of real progress in this profession, I just cant take anymore. I've said it years ago and then I thought I found a happy place to be only to get what, laid off??
Going back to yet another job tomorrow who doesnt value me or my talent and I'm wondering why I'm sitting here iwth tears in my eyes.
I have to give this up now, so I can save my life cause I cant go on like this. Begging for jobs that dont pay well only to watch someone with less talent and common sense get it??
Having someone think its ok to pay me half the salary of someone who has EXACTLY THE SAME CREDENTIALS as I do?
This is all insanity. I've gotten all the good out of it I can get, its time to save my life cause TEACHING has taken enough from me.
Thanks for listening ladies. I do love you and I'll post from time to time but this has to stop. There has to be something better.
|Sun, 08-19-2012 - 5:36pm
You know, sometimes I think every college education building should have a sign on the door that reads, "Abandon all hope ye who enter here." I haven't abandoned hope yet, but someday I just may get around to it.
Beth "Petrouchka"
P.S. Ruth, I wish you all the luck in the world in greener pastures. If you are interested, the ESL company out of Korea I work for also hires people in the U.S., and perhaps I could put you in contact with them.
|Sun, 08-19-2012 - 11:48pm
Hey GT. If you change your mind our district is always looking for teachers that bring diversity of race and culture to the classrooms. They prefer less experience as I have mentioned, but they will hire in the 10-15 experience range if you bring something they really want and need. We have three TAP schools with grants that look for master teachers and salary scale is second to creativity, experience and the ability to model and teach best practices. We also have a very sound K-6 charter that has been hiring a few teachers each year because they have low turnover. They have a very diverse staff.
I know you are upset and disillusioned, but I've told you before that you are fishing in too large of a lake. There's too much competition and too many issues in DC and Detroit. The smaller communities offer a more consistent, positive environment and a clearer focus than the large cities. Our problems pale in comparison to what you've been fighting.
No matter what you do, stay in touch. I've missed hearing from you lately.
Best wishes,
|Tue, 08-21-2012 - 7:45pm
Have you looked into online teaching? I don't know what the market is like there but, maybe it's better. I know online colleges are exploding.
If you really do decide to leave teaching, I hope you're happy in whatever you wind up doing. Good luck!
|Thu, 08-23-2012 - 9:50pm
I weigh a billion pounds, fight boughts of depression and cant stand the thought of having kids (no disrespect to moms) I have no money and have never been able to afford much of anything.
Just when I thought was at least making a decent salary and being somewhat happy, BOOM!! It all was swiped out from under me and 3 years later, I cant get myself back on track.
Can you imagine how EMBARRASSING it is to stand in front of a group of parents and tell them my credentials and they ask, so why are you a teacher's AIDE??
All I can say is I dont know. Yesterday for example, it was "meet the parents night" every stands in a line and tells the parents al about themselves. All I said was my name and what I did, why, CAUSE I FELT LIKE A DAMN FOOL SAYING OH I HAVE A BS AND A MA IN EDUCATION BUT COULD ONLY FIND A JOB AS AN AIDE??
It's just too much. All I've done is struggle, with a few small triumphs in between. But mostly struggle. My clothes are raggedy, my dog got sick and I could barely afford to help her, I have to once again sell what I have just get by. Oh and I'm living with a friend just to make some money and get out of debt.
I feel stupid. What has this all been for? To constantly move from school to school and be told what's wrong with me. How long do I do this before I just realize, its no longer for me??
How much worse does this need to be?? And then ok, I understand that I need to improve my skill set, but can't find a job that pays well enough for me to afford to pay for a class.
Its all exhausting and I just feel like I'm drowning. Its time to stop talking about moving on and just do it. It may take some time but this is all just INSANE.
I maybe a greatteacher, but teaching is not great for me.
Just gotta face facts. I dont belong in this profession anymore. I loved it, but it has never loved me. I have to reclaim my life and very soon.
Love you ladies,
|Fri, 08-24-2012 - 6:20am
If I could have half your teaching (and writing!) talent, I would consider myself lucky. What about the teaching overseas idea?
|Fri, 08-24-2012 - 3:55pm
Ruth, Pam has a point. If my husband was willing to go with me overseas, I bet I could find a job tomorrow.
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Now that Thanksgiving is done, it's time to saturate yourself with copious amounts of unbridled holiday cheer. String up your strands of twinkly white lights. Get your pocketbook ready for Small Business Saturday. And bombarded your eardrums with glorious Christmas music. To help, we've complied and ranked the top 10 modern holiday songs.
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On a hectic October Tuesday, just before 7x7's monthly race to the printer, I took it upon myself to enjoy some languorous me-time at the W Hotel. Looming deadlines had triggered my tendency to crack under pressure. I settled in at Trace for a two-hour feast of beet salad, mushroom flatbread, a lamb pastrami sandwich, and butterscotch pudding, and then waddled up to Bliss Spa for a two-hour mani-pedi chaser.
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Avoiding tourists and their go-to spots is practically a precursor for San Francisco residency. But in the process of dodging out-of-towners, we often miss out on some of the beloved cultural gems that bring these tourists to our fair city. Case in point? Alcatraz. The visionaries at For-Site have given us the recently acclaimed @Large: Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz, the perfect excuse to hop on a ferry and head to the notorious prison of yesteryear.
PianoFight Brings Cocktails, Theatre, and Live Music to the Tenderloin
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Hoosiers face record flu season, virus peaks early
Healthcare professionals push for flu vaccine
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana is facing record-breaking flu activity this winter.
The Marion County Health Department said hospitals saw a 38 percent increase in cases of people with flu-like symptoms last week compared to the week before.
"I feel like a lot more people have been sick lately. I think almost everyone in my family has had the flu. A lot of people at work (are sick) so I'm just glad right now I only have a cold," said Jordanna Paciorek of Indianapolis.
The illness isn't isolated to Indiana.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported 41 states, including Indiana, are seeing widespread flu activity.
Healthcare professionals said it is the earliest peak of the flu in 9 years.
Paciorek was hoping over-the-counter remedies would suppress her symptoms.
"I'm feeling kind of crummy actually. You know, stuffed up with a cough and the typical cold symptoms," Paciorek said.
While Hoosiers packed immediate care centers, doctors said more people were coming in for flu vaccinations.
"I absolutely got it. I just had a baby a couple of months ago, so I definitely got it while I was pregnant. (It's) very important, especially if you have young children around," said mother Quinn Roe.
The flu has the highest death rate of any vaccine-preventable disease.
Doctors said the myth that the vaccine causes the illness keeps people from protecting themselves.
Marion County residents can contact a flu hotline (317-221-2121) for tips and advice this flu season.


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If you pick up any Xmen comics be sure to get the stuff joss did. Great stories.
I have been getting them online. I guess I could look up what was he did.
Astonishing xmen vol 3 #1-24
Ok thanks will check them out.
Has anyone seen a teaser for Days of Future past beside what we got at the end of The Wolverine?
There aren't any so far as i know. Lots of pics and info from Singer on twitter though.
This is on IMDB, but I can't find it.
Search Days of Future Past. Good bit of info but there is a short "commercial" for Trask Industries that gives us a first look at what I suppose is a Sentinel. Sorry I can't get the link to post on my phone.
Thanks, Yeah, I saw that doozy and all the fanmade ones. Apparently this was shown at comic con. The studios cheat the comic man who can't afford to go.
There is a video of the panel here. Not sure what it shows though.
Thanks I will see, Thanks Leaf.
sadly it was only highlights THANK YOU THOUGH
Yeah I'm sure they did their best to keep that offline. I didn't realize how far along they were with it.
Yeah less than a year to go. Comes out in May.
more details of the footage seen during the trailer.
what if when in the past Wolverine goes back and kills Victor Creed or Stryker.?
going to see this tonight with my brother who just broke all his ribs and 6 bones in his back.
So he is not wolverine? Is he gonna be comfortable enough to sit through a movie? Also, wow that sounds super painful hope he feels better soon.
He was riding a bike through Iowa with the wounded warrior project when his brakes failed him on a hill.


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An Austin news director with Little Rock ties has left NBC affiliate KXAN after the station found itself in legal trouble earlier this month.
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- The net income growth from the same quarter one year ago has significantly exceeded that of the S&P 500 and the Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels industry. The net income increased by 184.6% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, rising from $3.12 million to $8.89 million.
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