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I would like to hear from anyone taking Synthroid and who is in menopause. I am in menopause and my blood tests indicate thyroid problems, but I have read many bad stories about synthroid. However, I don't feel great, and have gained 60 pounds in 2-3 years without doing anything different, so I may just give in. Thanks so much. |
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- Posted by kateskouros (My Page) on Fri, Jan 21, 11 at 22:33
hi anna, i have never frequented this board before (i live at the kitchen and building boards!) but thought i'd stop in. as soon as i saw the word, synthroid i had to respond. it's very likely you have thyroid problems as it's very common -especially at the onset of menopause. you would do yourself a huge service to take a look at books by mary shomon (thyroid patient advocate) and also the website: stopthethyroidmadness.com. please stay away from synthroid. and research! also, it's very unlikely your doc (especially and endo) will have any idea how to treat thyroid issues so please read up! good luck! |
- Posted by anna_in_quebec (My Page) on Sun, Jan 23, 11 at 13:37
Thanks so much for responding. I have seen and read those sites you mention, and others. The main problem for me is that doctors are very much in short supply here - let alone finding one that will listen to people that begin their sentences with "I read on the internet that..." I can see her blanking out every time I try. Finding any other kind of doctor is next to impossible as here in Quebec, and indeed many places, finding a family doctor is very difficult - many people do not have one and wish they did (to analyze by myself). Furthermore, I have no access to getting blood tests by myself, as seems to be the case in the US. I need a doctor's form. Bottom line - I feel lousy, and have been for 3-4 years, since menopause - if Synthroid makes me feel better even a little - is it worth it? I don't know. I am scared of taking this "big drug", but I recall how I felt when I finally got relief for my asthma with Symbicort - I could breathe again - what a feeling. What to do.... |
- Posted by countrygal_905 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 28, 11 at 14:29
I have low thyroid and Synthroid did not work for me. Armour thyroid makes me feel so much better. Last year, it started becoming hard to get, so a pharmacy is now compounding my meds to be the same as Armour. |
- Posted by mary-in-toronto (My Page) on Mon, Jan 31, 11 at 14:07
I have been on synthroid for years! and now menopausal. If you suffer from hypothyroid, you definately need synthroid, or the generic, eltroxin. It will help you tremendously. |
- Posted by anna_in_quebec (My Page) on Tue, Feb 1, 11 at 11:23
Thank you everyone! I guess it varies from person to person. Mary - have you been concerned about the fact that Synthroid can cause bone loss/osteoporosis? That is one of my biggest fears, and also weight gain/hair loss. But, I have already had the weight gain, and some hair loss. Might it reverse once on meds/Synthroid? My extreme worry is being offset by my muscle/joint pains and aches, low energy, depression, and weight gain. Sigh. |
- Posted by mary-in-toronto (My Page) on Wed, Feb 2, 11 at 5:48
Hypothryroidism causes weight gain, depression, low energy, constipation, poor skin, and more. If your thyroid is normalized, you should feel much better, and lose weight. I have never been concerned about bone loss with synthroid. If you are, perhaps you can take extra measures to maintain your calcium and vitamin D levels. It is important to realize that you will never feel good if you are hypothyroid. It needs to be treated. Good luck. |
- Posted by countrygal_905 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 3, 11 at 9:20
Hypothyroid does need to be treated for you to feel well. I don't believe synthroid is always the answer. It works for some but not all. Hopefully, you can find a doctor who will work with you until you feel good. |
I've been on thyroid medication for 15+ years for hypothyroidism. I've taken Levoxyl, a generic for Synthroid. Low thyroid impacts everything, and for me makes it difficult to evaluate choices and think... You will not feel better without a well controlled level of medication, so I would start taking medication. You can always re-evaluate your options for medication once your thyroid is stable. You will need to give it a good 6 weeks to gain the medication's full effects. If after 6 weeks you still aren't feeling well, you either need more medication or supplement it to raise your secondary thyroid hormone levels (T3). It all depends on your blood test results. Be sure to get measures of TSH, free T4 and free T3. |
- Posted by ftatum(email@example.com) onSat, Jul 9, 11 at 8:58
I have been taking synthroid for a little while now. I am in menopause but I wondering if being menopausal caused my thyroid to shut down. What do you think? |
- Posted by lpinkmountain (My Page) on Fri, Jul 22, 11 at 13:15
My experience has been like Jusula. I am aware of the issues, particularly with Synthyroid or the generic levothyroxine. Armour thyroid is a natural product made from pig thyroid glands. It is more difficult to get, and there could be issues with it just as with synthyroid (even dosing, contamination, other constituencies, etc.) It's important to have regular blood tests, I have to have one every six months as my doctor will not continue my prescription without that. I've tried to get her to go a little longer due to the expense of the test, but she convinced me to keep getting tested frequently. Your thyroid dosing needs can go up and down in menopause. Get copies of your results so you know what your doctor is doing. I've been on thyroid medication for almost 20 years and it made an immediate and dramatic improvement in my health. I didn't even realize how bad I was until I started on the medication and started to feel so much better. Thyroid can affect a lot of your body's systems. Still, don't just take it blindly, check your levels and dosage and keep up on what is happening with your body. Also, I take a vit. C, Vit. D and calcium citrate and magnesium mix at night, and take my thyroid in the morning on an empty stomach like the bottle says. It does interfere with some vitamin absorption so take supplements and time your medications according to how they interact. Good luck! Also, thyroid is no magic bullet. It should help if you truly have a problem, so try it and see what happens and just keep educating yourself and working on your problems until you find what works for you. There's no one way to health since people are so biochemically diverse. |
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Please watch our feature video above which includes crash test footage comparing the difference between the rear-facing and forward-facing positions for children in a motor vehicle crash.
Crash test footage courtesy Professor Lotta Jakobsson, Senior Technical Safety Leader, Volvo Cars Safety Centre, Sweden.
Rear-facing is safer than forward-facing for children under the age of four. This is largely due to the anatomy of a young child, combined with the forces placed upon their body in a crash. Young children have heavy heads which are large in proportion to their bodies. The head of an infant makes up 25% of their body weight, compared to the head of an adult which only makes up 6% of their body weight.
Safety Benefits of Rear-Facing
The skeleton of a young child is soft and still developing. The bones in the neck and spine are connected by cartilage rather than solid bone. The hardening process of these bones does not begin until after age 2 and can take many years to complete.
In a motor vehicle collision, everything inside the vehicle is thrown violently forwards upon impact, including the heads of all forward-facing occupants. Their bodies are restrained by seat belts, but their heads are unrestrained. The harness straps on children's car seats hold their bodies back, however their heavy heads are thrown forwards with tremendous force.
When their heads are thrown forwards in a crash, all the force of the collision is placed upon the child's immature, delicate spine. The soft bones in the neck of a young child are not developed enough to protect the spinal cord under such forces.
Forward-facing child's head is thrown forwards in a crash.
Rear-facing protects children from sustaining serious injuries. In the rear-facing position, a child's head, neck and spine are kept fully aligned and their head is not thrown forwards upon impact. The rear-facing car seat supports the child's head and absorbs the force of the crash and cradles the child. This is a much gentler way for a child to ride down a collision. It is gentler on their entire body, not just the head and neck.
Forward-facing VS rear-facing crash comparison.
Rear-facing beyond toddlerhood is practised around the world with undeniable safety results. In Sweden children have been using rear-facing car seats until the age of 4 for the past 50 years, and they have a near zero child road crash fatality rate each year.
Swedish Rear-Facing Background
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all children remain in rear-facing car seats until the age of 2, as they will be 75% safer in the event of a collision compared to sitting in forward-facing car seats.
According to Kidsafe Australia, more children die from injury in Australia than from cancer and diseases of the nervous system combined. The MAIN cause of child deaths from unintentional injury in Australia are CAR CRASHES and DRIVEWAY RUNOVERS. Most children who die or are injured in car crashes in Australia, were not properly restrained in the car.
This is a national epidemic that is completely preventable through education of correct child restraint safety practices.
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Dr. Dirk Steinke, director of education and outreach at the university's Biodiversity Institute of Ontario, reviewed 59 viable samples collected by the Vancouver Animal Defense League (VADL) from stores in Vancouver's Chinatown and Richmond's No. 3 Road.
"When we got the samples, there was the suspicion that a couple of them would certainly be endangered or vulnerable," Steinke said, "but I would never have thought that basically three-quarters of them are."
Marley Daviduk of the VADL said her organization was "absolutely shocked" by the numbers, which revealed fins from species such as the great hammerhead shark were being sold at local businesses.
"To have eight (endangered or vulnerable) species out of 59 samples is just worse than we could have ever imagined."
She warned if the apex predators' numbers diminish further, lower-level predators will flourish and reduce the overall amount of fish in the ocean.
The VADL is calling on the federal government to enact a Canada-wide ban on the sale and importation of shark fins, but Daviduk said the group's efforts are unlikely to get much traction in Ottawa. For now, she hopes more municipal governments will pass bylaws prohibiting the sale of the delicacy.
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I spray my porcelain tile floors with a 50/50 mixture of alcohol and water and use a wet wrung out mop. It does not streak. Make sure the mop is not soppy wet, wring it out like you are ready to put it away until next time. If this does not work, contact the mfgr. |
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The museum's official website details, "The Yorkshire Museum reopened on 1 August 2010 following a nine-month £2million refurbishment project. Five new galleries now showcase some of Britain's finest archaeological treasures and many rare animals, birds and fossils, in exciting new displays. Our aim is to make the Yorkshire Museum a must-see destination in a tour around the beautiful city of York. Come and see us this summer and give us your verdict, whether you're a regular user of the museum or a first-time visitor. The refurbishment work has also restored the museum's Georgian building, letting in more natural light and opening up spaces that have been divided up over the years. The museum was opened in 1830 by the Yorkshire Philosophical Society and was one of the first purpose-built museums in the country."
If you are exploring York you will find that the Yorkshire Museum is close to the York Eye, The Railway Museum, the River boat trips, shops and cafes. Part of the gardens plays host to the York Mystery plays which are scheduled for August 2012.
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Sports nicknames: Tradition needs to end
We just celebrated the one day in which the relentless hectoring of government of, by and for the people can be suspended. It was America's birthday, fercripesakes. Stop yelling.
So moved was I by the celebration of the fruited plain this past Thursday that I will mark the occasion by giving unabashed, unsolicited credit to a government worker.
I do not know Rep. Betty McCollum (D-Minn.), but she said something last month in Congress that was so honest and righteous about a sports issue that is worthy of hailing. It was a tad less eloquent than the Gettysburg Address 150 years earlier, but hey, this is sports. At minimum she nobly advanced a bit of President Lincoln's national notion about all being created equal.
She was responding to a June 5 letter sent by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to Congress in which he defended the continuing use of of the Redskins nickname by team owner Dan Snyder despite the request by 10 members of Congress that he knock it off because it is racist, insulting and breathtakingly stupid.
"The Washington Redskins name has from its origin represented a positive meaning distinct from any disparagement that could be viewed in some other context," Goodell wrote. "For the team's millions of fans and customers, who represent one of America's most ethnically and geographically diverse fan bases, the name is a unifying force that stands for strength, courage, pride and respect."
I don't know whether McCollum first slapped her forehead or stuck a finger down her throat, but she eventually found a microphone.
"For the head of a multi-billion dollar sports league to embrace the twisted logic that 'Redskin' actually 'stands for strength, courage, pride, and respect' is a statement of absurdity," said McCollum, co-chair of the Congressional Native American Caucus. "Would Roger Goodell and Dan Snyder actually travel to a Native American community and greet a group of tribal leaders by saying, 'Hey, what's up, redskin?'"
The issue of using a slur for a sports nickname has been condemned and defended for decades, but never has the foolishness been offered in a virtual theater format with protagonist and antagonist addressing each other directly. Bravo, Rep. McCollum. I could not let such plain truth be consigned to the dustbin of history marked "little noted nor long remembered."
Far as I know, Goodell and Snyder have not answered the question, and probably will vacation on a moon of Saturn before they get anywhere near a direct answer. Snyder is, however, on record telling USA Today on May 9 that "the Redskins will never change the name. It's that simple. NEVER. You can put that in capital letters."
Nothing new there. Snyder and all of his franchise predecessors, going back to the nickname's origins in 1933, have dismissed the argument as nonsense or political correctness that is no match for sacred tradition. And every poll of fans/residents shows a vast majority disinclined to do anything about it.
There's a real surprise — inertia.
A large segment of American society was once in favor of slavery, a tradition that went back about 200 years and helped build the empire. Then America thought better of it. So it's not exactly unprecedented for American traditions to come to a richly deserved end.
Regarding polls, a majority view does not make a thing right. When the U.S. Supreme Court makes a decision, it doesn't mean the court is right, merely that its decision is the law of the land. Even a majority of Native Americans who say they are unbothered by a slur doesn't make it acceptable for those who are offended.
Sacred tradition aside, what we're really talking about here is cost. Any sports team who changes nicknames will be out some coin. For a while.
"Any time you try to reinvent yourself or improve yourself or cater to the needs of some, you run the risk of ending up as new Coke," David Carter, the executive director of the Sports Business Institute at the University of Southern California, told The New York Times. "You're talking about a wholesale change of a global brand, and that's pretty substantial. It really depends on how the new name is embraced. If they took something that people could rally around, then there might be tremendous upside."
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Posted Wed, Jul 10, 5:45 a.m.
I'm much more afraid of the Demon Deacon then any Redskins.
Posted Wed, Jul 10, 9:36 a.m.
No, and if I went to Shelton I wouldn't greet the first person I saw with "hi, how you doin logger?" it's sad to see Mr. Theil accepting the strange and convoluted political correctness that find fault in something as trite and meaningless as mascot names. "Vikings" are gone, soon "Wildcats" will be found offensive by those who thrive on being offended. There will be no end to it. Bravo Mr. Goodell.
Posted Wed, Jul 10, 11:18 a.m.
Perhaps they could change the name to the Palefaces. There are a lot more Anglos than Indians in DC anyway.
Posted Wed, Jul 10, 2:28 p.m.
"Palefaces", "Ofays", "Whiteys", "Showbox Wrestlers", anything at all that takes this argument out of the realm of sociology. I would guess that when "Redskins" or "Cubs" were selected as mascots it was regarded as less than totally serious. It should be that way again.
Posted Thu, Jul 11, 10:13 a.m.
I agree with you kieth.
So the Chicago Blackhawks, who just won the Stanley Cup, should change to.... what exactly?
Perhaps they could keep the name and just change the logo to a black bird of prey.
That would actually be a slight to the native americans for whom the team was named in my opinion.
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There are certain things you may need to consider after the person you have been caring for has died.
If you are in a hospital or hospice, the nursing staff will be nearby. If your relative died at home, you should let your doctor know within a few hours. The GP, or a doctor who is covering for them, will come as soon as possible. If you are alone, you could ask a relative or friend to come and be with you. You may want a spiritual leader to be with you as well.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP|) publishes a leaflet called What to Do After a Death in England and Wales.
You can get a copy from your local Jobcentre Plus office or library, or you can download it from dwp.gov.uk The registrar will also give you a copy if you need one.
The Scottish Government produce a similar leaflet called What to Do After a Death in Scotland. You can get a copy directly from them by phoning 0131 244 3581, from your local Citizens Advice Bureau or by downloading it from the scotland.gov website|. The registrar will also give you a copy.
These booklets outline all the things that you need to do at this time. The Consumers' Association, which trades as Which?, also has a book called What to Do When Someone Dies, which is available in most public libraries or can be ordered by calling 0800 252 100.
We have included on this page some practical tips from carers about dealing with the death.
Our Bereavement| section has more on how to cope with grief, and, when you're ready, offers suggestions for ways to celebrate the life of your loved one.
You might want to help to wash and clothe (lay out) the body. In a hospice or hospital the nurses will usually do this, but they will be happy to let you help if you'd like to. At home, if you've contacted an undertaker, they'll show you what to do.
This process is different for different religions but may involve carefully washing and drying the body, closing the eyelids, and making sure the mouth is supported and closed. The person's hair is tidied and sometimes washed.
The doctor will give you a medical certificate of the cause of death, with a slip of paper called 'Notice to informant', which tells you how to register the death. If a post-mortem has been arranged, a certificate may not be available until afterwards.
You need to take the death certificate, together with the person's birth and marriage/civil ceremony certificates, to the registrar's office in the area where the death occurred. This needs to be done within five days (eight days in Scotland).
The registrar will ask you several questions about the person who has died, and will look at all the documents you have brought with you. They will then enter the details in a register that you'll need to sign. A certified copy of the entry in the register, commonly known as a 'death certificate', will then be completed.
Some registrars' offices now operate an appointment system, so check before you go. You can find the number of the local registrar's office listed under 'Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages' in the business section of your local phone book and it may be on the envelope containing the medical certificate.
If you aren't able to attend in person, several other people could act as an 'informant' and register the death for you. Details of who can act as an informant are listed on the back of the 'Notice to informant'.
Slightly different information is needed when registering a death in England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, so it's important to read the details of the 'Notice to informant' carefully and make sure you have all the information before you go to the registrar's office. If you can't find some of the documents, you may be able to register the death and take them in at a later date.
Before you attend the registrar's office, it's helpful to know how many copies of the death certificate you need. You can buy these 'certified copies', which are duplicate original certified copies of entry, not photocopies, at the time of registration. The cost varies between local authorities. If you need copies at a later date they cost more and are harder to get.
You will usually need one certified copy for each life insurance policy or similar that you need to claim. Other organisations, such as your bank, will just need to see the original certificate, or will make a copy for their records. The executor, if there is a Will, can help you work out how many copies will be needed.
The registrar will give you a certificate of burial or cremation to say that the death has been registered and that the funeral can take place. You need to give this to the undertaker.
The registrar will also give you a certificate for social security purposes that is used to obtain or adjust any benefits or allowances.
In most cases when someone dies from cancer, a post-mortem won't be needed, but there are occasions when it can give helpful information to help you understand exactly what happened. For example, the cancer may have been diagnosed at an advanced stage and only the secondary tumours identified. A post-mortem may show where the cancer started.
People who die from mesothelioma need to have a post-mortem as this is an occupational disease. A post-mortem may also be necessary for anyone who has ever been a miner and for some people who are claiming occupational compensation. You can agree to a limited post-mortem, where only the relevant parts of the body will be examined. This may feel like a more acceptable option, yet it will still allow the doctors to get the answers needed.
We live in a multi-cultural and multi-faith society, and each group has its own traditions and ceremonies. Funerals and memorials are one way in which we seek to pay our respects to the person who has died. They play a big part in helping us to acknowledge the death and say goodbye to the person. This allows people to express grief and draw strength from other people who knew them.
Before making any funeral arrangements it's important to consider several issues:
Some people have no religious beliefs, while others will have a strong religious or spiritual faith, or may have lived their lives as humanists, agnostics or atheists. You may have very clear ideas about how you want to pay your respects to the person's body and how you want the service to be dealt with. It isn't necessary to have a religious leader to conduct a funeral or memorial service.
If you're unsure what to do or didn't have a chance to discuss this with your loved one, an undertaker can guide you through issuing the death notices and planning the funeral service. You can also get information from the registrar.
People who have a spiritual or religious faith often have a clear idea of the person they wish to conduct the funeral and where they wish the funeral or memorial service to take place.
A funeral, religious or spiritual service can be held wherever you wish, for example, in the person's home or their favourite place. Often, services are held in the church where the body will be buried or in the chapel next to a crematorium, but they can be held in other places if you like.
You may be able to claim help towards funeral or cremation costs from the Social Fund. Speak to your social worker, if you have one, or contact your local Citizens Advice Bureau| or the Department for Work and Pensions to find out exactly what expenses will be covered.
After the memorial service, the body of the person is cremated or buried.
Cremation takes place in a designated crematorium, sometimes close to a church. The ashes of the person are given in a small container to the next of kin. The ashes can be scattered or buried in a place chosen by the dead person.
Burial is usually in a churchyard or other designated burial place, although it's possible for people to be buried in other places, such as a garden. If you want to bury the person on property that you own or in a place that they loved, you can get information from The Natural Death Centre|.
If you and your relative or friend didn't have the opportunity to discuss their choice of burial or cremation, and there is a Will, it's important to consult the executor to see if the Will provides this information. If you had the opportunity to discuss plans for the funeral before death, this makes it much easier to be sure you are arranging a service of remembrance that would have reflected the person's wishes. Some people also have strong views on the clothes they wish to be buried or cremated in.
Probate is the official validation and approval of a Will. You must apply for it to the local probate court before the contents of the Will can be actioned. This will take several weeks. If there was no Will, 'letters of administration' should be applied for but this may take even longer. None of the dead person's property should be sold or given away until probate is granted. In Scotland, probate is called 'confirmation' and 'appointment of executor-dative' is equivalent to 'letters of administration'.
Which? publishes a useful book called Wills and Probate, which will help you understand the probate process - you can order a copy by calling 0800 252 100. The solicitor who helped to prepare the Will can also answer any questions you may have. It's important that the executors of the Will understand their role and keep you up to date on progress.
Things will be much easier for you if you've made sure that you have access to enough money in your own account to see you through the first few weeks and months, as probate can take a long time. Some money can be released early to pay for immediate incidental costs but it's much easier to have independent funds in a joint account.
You may be entitled to new or different benefits after the person you are caring for has died. For more information ask your social worker, if you have one, the local Department for Work and Pensions office, a Citizens Advice Bureau or a welfare rights unit. You can also talk to our cancer support specialists|.
At some point you should return documents belonging to the person who has died, such as their passport, driving licence, season ticket, bus pass and membership cards to the organisations that issued them. There is no need to do this straight away. You can ask someone else to do it for you if you find it too distressing.
You might find our section on bereavement| helpful at this time.
You can read advice from other carers about coping after the death of someone you have been caring for in our booklet Hello, and how are you? [PDF, 914 kb] - a guide written by carers, for carers.
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Cardiff's top-rated restaurant is a prison
January 23rd, 2015
CARDIFF, Wales, Jan. 22 (UPI) – Residents of the Welsh capital cast votes on a restaurant-rating website and chose the city's top eatery — a prison-based restaurant staffed by inmates.
The Clink Restaurant, which operates out of the HM Prison Cardiff and is staffed by 30 prisoners, was chosen over 945 other eateries in Cardiff to earn the top rating on TripAdvisor.com
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BOSTON (AP) - Protesters at the Occupy Wall Street movements have taken pains to include religious components, from a "golden calf" paraded around Wall Street to Boston's "Sacred Space" tent where people can meditate and pray.
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Dear Doctors, I have been advised to avoid gluten as much as possible by my chiropractor. I feel much better if I do not eat it. Several Celiac test all came back negative. Being diabetic for almost 30 years, I have blood test frequently. My last test show I have lost a considerable amount of my kidney functions in the past 3 months. I am now wondering if gluten could have something to do with the drop of function? If I can get to be "Gluten free"could it help regain some of my function? Thanks, Skinny4026
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The latest report from the Intuit Future of Small Business series takes a look at how small firms innovate.
The report notes that, while small business owners are natural innovators, few view themselves in this manner. Instead, they refer to "tweaks," "improvements," or "experiments." To put it more technically, they tend to engage in incremental, as opposed to breakthrough, innovation. The report also summarizes some of the key factors that affect and amplify small business innovation. Important amplifiers include information technology, which has drastically market barriers to entry, and also helped business owners gain access to new information and skills. The report concludes that innovation, both market-sustaining and market-changing, will be critical to the future success not only of individual small businesses, but also of the overall US economy. Meanwhile, SBA's Office of Advocacy has released a sponsored report that looks at various measures of small business innovation. The study finds that patenting activity is not a strong indicator of a firm's value. It also finds that increasing sales are not a strong indicator of innovation, but that increases in firm head count do serve as useful indicators of increased innovation. Report: Intuit Future of Small Business report, "Defining Small Business Innovation"
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how api works client side
I have been interested in APIs in the last time and i want to know exactly how it works from the server side.
so i tried to figure out how the client side API working ,
first step i took the Google Plus One JS client side code and i tried to figure out how it works , mostly i tried to find how it gets connect to the server side.
i couldn't find what this whole code doing , mainly because i focused to find Ajax requests , but there is none of them.
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i want to know how API connect to the server side , do they use AJAX?
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In 1965, a gifted 42-year-old Korean tenor named Johsel Namkung, who had emigrated to Seattle 18 years earlier, gave a farewell recital, singing Schubert's Schwanengesang (literally "Swan Song"), and turned his artistic talents from music to photography. It was a surprising change of career; except for the occasional famous name like Ansel Adams, photographers were not taken seriously by the art world. Yet, with the Sierra Club leading the way in 1961 with a popular volume of nature photographs by Eliot Porter titled In Wildness is the Preservation of the World, a new genre of lavish, coffee-table publications was on its way.
Namkung felt that photography competed as an art form with oils and watercolors, so it needed to be presented in large formats. For the next several decades, like a European plein-air painter, he would hike into the wilderness bearing the tools of his trade: a tripod, a heavy view camera, his own remarkable eyes, and the luxury of patience. In his book, Ode to the Earth (published by Cosgrove Editions in 2006), Namkung described "the loneliness and exultation" of reaching the top of the mountain, "standing all by yourself with your camera."
Namkung was born in rural Korea in 1919. His father, a theologian with a graduate degree from Princeton, translated the Bible into Korean. But young Johsel's interest was music, specifically the genre of songs known as Lieder: German poems celebrating the beauty and discipline of nature. At the age of 16 he performed his own translation of a Lied by Heine and won a national competition. The prize allowed him to study in Japan, where he won another national competition. He also fell in love with a local lass, Mineko.
Both sets of parents opposed the match, so they eloped to Shanghai. Having survived World War II, Johsel and Mineko eventually made their way to Seattle Pacific University, where they were welcomed by missionaries who had befriended the Namkung family in Korea. Johsel quickly moved to the University of Washington's School of Music and earned a Master's degree. Still, a burgeoning interest in photography brought him in contact with local artists George Tsutakawa, Paul Horiuchi, Mark Tobey, and Kenneth Callahan. Because he spoke several Asian languages fluently, Namkung also worked for Northwest Orient Airlines.
Then, in the early 1950s, on a routine trip to visit relatives in Korea, Namkung carried a letter (at the request of a friend on the UW faculty) that he delivered to a North Korean bureaucrat. Unfortunately, this was during the tense McCarthy era, and sentiment against the Communist North ran high. On his return to the U.S, Namkung was questioned by the House Un-American Activities Committee and branded a communist sympathizer; the Immigration & Naturalization Service ordered him deported.
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The Liberty Sun was headed to Kenya with food and supplies when pirates fired automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades.
The ship was able to get away from the pirates and none of the 20 crew members were hurt.
Still, the ship is being escorted by the USS Bainbridge-- the same warship that came to the rescue of Capt. Richard Phillips when his ship, the Maersk Alabama, was attacked last week.
Phillips was freed Sunday when Navy snipers killed three of the pirates holding him hostage.
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