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Before You Become Pregnant
During Pregnancy
Gestational Diabetes
Part II: Advice for Parents of Children with Diabetes
Part III: What School Personnel Should Know About the Student with Diabetes
General Information
Insulin Reactions
General Advice
Teacher Information
This chapter addresses special concerns of families coping with diabetes. Part I focuses on the special needs of women with diabetes during pregnancy. Part II provides advice for parents of children with diabetes. Part III provides information for school personnel who have contact with students who have diabetes.
For women with insulin dependent diabetes, pregnancy requires special care and attention. You and your husband need to understand the effects of diabetes on pregnancy and the effects of pregnancy on diabetes. You will both need to know about insulin doses, diet, exercise, and how to recognize and treat hypoglycemia. Attaining excellent control of blood sugar levels prior to pregnancy and maintaining good control during pregnancy greatly increases your chance of delivering a healthy baby. If you still have questions about pregnancy after you read this section, see your diabetes nurse educator or your doctor, and get a copy of Diabetes and Pregnancy: What to Expect or Gestational Diabetes: What to Expect, from the American Diabetes Association 1970 Chain Bridge Road, McLean, VA 22109-0592.
As you plan your pregnancy, you and husband should both be aware that it will be more expensive for you than for women without diabetes. You will need special care during pregnancy and special precautions during delivery, and your child may require special attention at birth. Choose your medical team before you become pregnant. Your obstetrician, pediatrician, diabetologist, and diabetes educator will work together to provide you with the best care and advice. They will help you choose a hospital that has the latest monitoring and testing equipment and a high-risk nursery.
Statistics indicate that 5-7% of babies born to women with insulin dependent diabetes have abnormalities. The good news is that, with excellent blood sugar control prior to and during the first three months of pregnancy, the risk of abnormalities is reduced to that of women without diabetes: 2-3 % . Your level of control can be measured by blood glucose monitoring records and by a blood test called a glycosylated hemoglobin. This test provides information on your blood sugar control over the past 8-12 weeks. The result should be in the normal range before you become pregnant.
During the first trimester, hypoglycemia may be a problem, due to morning sickness or nausea that causes you to eat less. Hypoglycemia may also occur because your baby takes sugar from your blood to support its own rapid growth. During the second and third trimesters, your insulin requirements double and triple. Frequent blood glucose monitoring, insulin adjustments, exercise, proper rest, and a good meal plan will help you stay in good control.
To maximize your chances of delivering a healthy, normal baby, follow these simple rules during pregnancy:
Inject insulin as prescribed by your doctor. You may need 3 to 4 shots per day, and you may have to make frequent insulin adjustments.
Remember that hospitalization may be necessary during your pregnancy if your diabetes is out of control.
Hypoglycemia occurs more frequently during pregnancy, so you must always carry a fast-acting sugar and you must never skip meals or snacks. Ketosis may develop more rapidly during pregnancy when you are ill. Be sure to check your urine for ketones on sick days and any time your blood sugar is over 250 mg. Other, less common problems that may also affect women without diabetes include:
Women in poor diabetic control have a higher rate of miscarriages, but in healthy women with diabetes the risk is no higher than for women without diabetes.
As a direct result of elevated blood sugar, babies born to women with diabetes may be larger than average. If your blood sugar is very high, especially during the last trimester, your baby may be over 10 pounds. Your baby's growth will be measured several times during pregnancy by a technique using sound waves (sonography ).
For another test (the LS ratio), your doctor will insert a fine needle into your uterus and obtain a small amount of amniotic fluid. The LS ratio provides information about your baby's ability to breath on its own after birth. Standard classifications of diabetes have been developed to help predict the outcome of pregnancy. Based on your classification and test results, your doctor will decide on the best delivery date.
Most women with diabetes can deliver close to their due date in uncomplicated cases. To be safe, obstetricians usually deliver their patients slightly before the due date by inducing labor or by Cesarian section. Most babies born to women with diabetes are cared for in a high-risk or intensive-care nursery. This is done to ensure a close watch and quick treatment for any problems that may develop. Your baby may have low blood sugar and require extra glucose in feedings or by IV. Special care may also be required if your baby is premature.
After your baby is born, you will experience a tremendous decrease in your insulin requirements. If you have a planned induced delivery date, you will need only half of your pre-pregnancy insulin dose. This may last several weeks. Keep a careful record of your blood sugar levels; your medical team will need this information to determine appropriate insulin adjustments. If you decide to breast feed your baby, you will need less insulin, more calories, and lots of fluids. Hypoglycemia can occur rapidly in breast-feeding mothers, so keep sugar close by.
Gestational diabetes is diabetes that is diagnosed during pregnancy. It occurs more frequently in women who are overweight or have a family history of diabetes. After delivery, 98% of these women no longer have diabetes, but they are at greater risk of developing diabetes in the future. Treatment of gestational diabetes always begins with diet and exercise; insulin is introduced only if diet and exercise fail to keep blood sugars in a normal range. The goal is to normalize pre-meal blood sugars and keep after-meal blood sugars below 140 mg (120 mg at some clinics). If you are diagnosed with gestational diabetes, your obstetrician may expand your health-care team to include a diabetes educator, diabetologist, dietician, and neonatologist.
When you learned that your child has diabetes, you may have experienced disbelief, grief, and guilt. Maybe you asked, "Why did this happen to my child?" Maybe you cried out, "It's not fair! " You must come to grips with these feelings so that you can learn the tasks and techniques of diabetes control. Your whole family needs to make adjustments to your child's condition. How you deal with and accept diabetes affects the way your child deals with and accept diabetes. The more you know about diabetes, the better equipped you are to help your child. Read this section, and get a copy of Children With Diabetes by Linda Siminerios and Jean Betchart, available from your American Diabetes Association state or national affiliate, or from Diabetes Supplies, 8181 North Stadium Drive, Houston, Texas 77054.
As a parent, you are naturally anxious, but it's up to you to help your child accept his or her diabetes with a minimum of stress. The American Diabetes Association and the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation can be of great help. Other parents who have faced the same problem and learned to cope with it are more than willing to share ideas and advice. You must learn to protect without dominating, to supervise while encouraging self-care. Work with your child for the best control, but remember that "ideal" control isn't always possible.
Your child's self image and self esteem are threatened by diabetes. Be understanding and supportive. Try to avoid unnecessary anxiety about "cheating." You don't want to cause guilt feelings, or make your child think he or she is "bad." Children who think are bad may act accordingly. Help your child plan ahead. No child can should be expected to assume complete responsibility for diabetes control at too early an age. But, ultimately, responsibility for eating properly, injecting insulin, testing blood sugar, and planning exercise will be the child's. Maturity, independence, self control, and self esteem will grow as your child learns self-care.
A child with diabetes is a child first, and a person with diabetes second. Like all children, yours needs to grow physically, socially, and emotionally. Alert parents who are relaxed, knowledgeable, tolerant, and accepting help in the growing process. Feelings of guilt and resentment lead to problems between spouses and between parents and children. Your child's diabetes is a challenge your whole family must face together. It is not a punishment for anything any of you did.
An overanxious parent creates an overanxious child who is overdependent. By doing everything for your child, you deny him or her the self-control and self-confidence necessary for an independent life.
An overindulgent parent feels dietary restrictions and daily injections are too much for a child to handle. He or she offers special treats while providing little discipline. Children of overindulgent parents may grow up under the impression that they are incompetent -- incapable of coping with their own problems -- which reinforces feelings of inadequacy.
A perfectionist parent may achieve good diabetes management in early childhood through discipline, but there are risks. The child may feel guilty about poor blood sugar test results, and may even alter a result to obtain parental approval. During adolescence, children of perfectionist parents may rebel -- against both their parents and their diabetes care programs.
An indifferent parent may force his or her child to seek attention through rebellion, by "cheating" on the diet, or by skipping insulin injections. Children of indifferent parents may become depressed because of the lack of discipline, support, and supervision in their lives. They also have a higher frequency of hospitalization.
Your role as the parent of a child with diabetes will change as your child grows. Every child is different, of course, but there are some general guidelines you can follow at each stage. And there are some things you can keep in mind no matter what your child's age: Accept your child. Love, teach, guide, and discipline just as you would if diabetes were not a factor. Do not overprotect or overindulge. Accept your child's diabetes without guilt. Learning all you can about diabetes will help you overcome your fears and anxieties. And remember, you cannot control your child's diabetes by overcontrolling your child.
During early childhood, the parent has full responsibility for all aspects of diabetes care. It's important to involve the child at an early age, however. Offer some choices, such as picking a spot to inject or selecting which finger to get the drop of blood from. Remember that parental approval is important at this age: be sure you describe blood test results as high, low, or normal, not good or bad.
Although the parent continues to take major responsibility, during this period the child can take over blood glucose testing and insulin injections some of the time. By age 12, most children can manage their own injections, but parents must be vigilant and remind them if they forget. Children who are away at school or off playing with friends most of the day must assume partial responsibility for dietary control. Participation in self-care at an early age encourages the child to become independent and self-reliant
Try not to be rigid. Children need to learn that a reasonable compromise is all right for parties and special occasions. There is no reason for them to feel " different. " A serving of birthday cake and ice cream may elevate blood sugar, but the emotional value of participating with other children is also important. Cover extra food with a few units of regular insulin, if your doctor approves.
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At adolescence, your child will greatly resent dependence on you. Once you and your child are educated about diabetes, he or she must be permitted to participate in treatment decisions. Adolescents may act as if they did not have diabetes, ignoring their treatments (especially diet) and falsifying blood sugar tests. Or they may need to see for themselves just how awful they can feel before accepting the importance of control. Depression in adolescents with diabetes is not uncommon. They are aware of diabetic complications and death. They wish to be carefree and refuse to adhere to their regimen because they assume they will die young. Make sure your child understands the importance of good control -- significant improvements in diabetes treatment are likely during his or her lifetime (see Chapter 15)-- and make sure your child is aware of the many people with diabetes who lead full, rich lives. Don't hesitate to contact a professional counselor. Psychologists specializing in children with diabetes are available to help you.
Diabetes is no reason for missing out on sports or skipping gym class. In fact, exercise is an important factor in diabetes control. If your child has gym class before lunch, increase the morning snack of carbohydrate and protein. If your child participates in after school sports, increase the afternoon snack. Make sure your child understands that he or she must always carry fast acting sugar. It won't do any good in a gym locker. And make sure the coach and a few friends know how to help in case of a reaction.
Groups and camps for teens with diabetes can help by offering them a chance to share their troubles and concerns with peers. Teenagers need someone to talk with besides their parents. Let your teenager meet with his or her doctor or diabetes educator alone.
Your teenager can enjoy social occasions with friends as long as he or she remembers the following rules:
At the end of adolescence, around 19 to 20 years, your child will begin to mature in attitude and responsibility. Democratic guidance is the best approach as children progress from dependence to independence. Set realistic limits and goals, and use positive reinforcement. Praise is more helpful than punishments and threats.
Teachers, school nurses, and other school personnel need to understand your child's condition. Section 3 just ahead contains a concise overview of diabetes that will help school personnel cope with your child's special needs.
Like any parent, you deserve a night out once in a while. Don't let your fear of leaving your child with someone who does not understand diabetes keep you from enjoying life. For your own piece of mind, instruct your trusted baby sitter or relative in basics of diabetes care. Include the following:
Keep supplies, equipment, snacks, and quick sugar food all together in a special location. Prepare a checklist that specifies what needs to be done at what time, and written instructions for emergency procedures.
Make sure the baby sitter knows how to reach you and your child's doctor at all times. Make printouts of the forms in the following section, or design your own.
TO THE BABY SITTER:________________________ has diabetes. Diabetes means that this child's pancreas does not make enough insulin. Without insulin, food cannot be used properly. A child with diabetes must take daily injections of insulin and must balance his or her food and exercise. An insulin reaction may occur if the blood sugar gets too low -- especially before meals or after exercise. WARNING SIGNS OF INSULIN REACTIONS
Our child usually behaves as follows when having a reaction: If this happens, immediately give the child sugar in the form of:
You will find this supply of sugar in this location: _________________________________________________________________ Repeat the above feeding if the child does not improve in 10-15 minutes. Follow with a milk and cookie or sandwich snack. If the child does not improve after eating the snack, call the parents or physician. |
Prepared by the American Diabetes Association Committee on Diabetes in Youth
Endorsed by the National Education Association Department of School Nurses
We encourage you to print out these pages and bring them to your child's teacher every year.
All school personnel (teachers, nurses, principals, lunchroom workers, playground and hall supervisors, bus drivers, counselors, etc.) must be informed that a student has diabetes. It is imperative that all personnel understand the fundamentals of the disease and its care.
Diabetes is NOT an infectious disease. It results from failure of the pancreas to make a sufficient amount of insulin. Without insulin food cannot be used properly. Diabetes currently cannot be cured but it can be controlled. Treatment consists of daily injections of insulin and prescribed food plan. Children with diabetes can participate in all school activities and should not be considered different from other students. It is essential school personnel have conferences with parents early in each school year to obtain more specific information about the individual child and his/her specific needs. Communication and cooperation between parents and school personnel can help the diabetic child have a happy and well adjusted school experience.
Insulin reactions occur when the amount of sugar in the blood is too low. This is caused by an imbalance of insulin, too much exercise, or too little food. Under these circumstances the body sends out numerous warning signs. If these signs are recognized early, reactions may be promptly terminated by giving some form of sugar. If a reaction is not treated, unconsciousness and convulsions may result. The child may recognize some of the following warning signs of low blood sugar and should be encouraged to report them.
At the first sign of any of the above warning signs, give sugar immediately in one of the following forms:
The student experiencing a reaction may need coaxing to eat. If improvement does not occur within 15-20 minutes, repeat the feeding. If the child does not improve after administration of the second feeding containing sugar, the parents or a physician should be called. When the child improves, he should be given a small feeding of l/2 sandwich and a glass of milk. He should then resume normal school activities and the parents advised of the incident.
Children with diabetes follow a prescribed diet and may select their foods from the school lunch menu or bring their own lunch. Lunchroom managers should be made aware of the child's dietary needs, which may include midmorning and midafternoon snacks to help avoid insulin reactions. Adequate time should be provided for finishing meals.
Blood sugar testing may need to be done during the school day. This information is needed to determine an appropriate diet/ insulin/exercise plan. It may also be helpful to get a blood sugar test if the child becomes ill during the day.
The child with diabetes should be carefully observed in class, particularly before lunch. It is best not to schedule physical education just before lunch; and if possible the child should not be assigned to a late lunch period. Many children require nourishment before strenuous exercise. Teachers and nurses should have sugar available at all times. The child with diabetes should also carry a sugar supply and be permitted to treat a reaction when it occurs.
Diabetic coma, a serious complication of the disease, results from uncontrolled diabetes. This does NOT come on suddenly and generally need not be a concern to school personnel.
NOTES FOR TODAYChild's Name ________________________________________________ Teacher ____________________________________________________ Test blood sugar at: Serve: _____________________________________________________ Serve: _________________________________________________ Serve: __________________________________________________ Parents are at Physician: |
REMEMBER: The care of diabetes is a team effort involving you, your physician, and the diabetes education staff where you receive your medical care. This handbook cannot-and was not meant to-replace this team effort.
This handbook embodies the approach of the diabetes care team at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Different diabetes care teams may approach some aspects of diabetes care in ways that differ from those in this handbook. While most teams are in close agreement regarding the GENERAL PRINCIPLES of diabetes care, they may differ in the DETAILS. There can be more that one "right" way to approach a specific issue in diabetes management.
Always remain in touch with your diabetes care team, and bring any questions you may have about the materials in this handbook to their attention!
Copyright 1995-1999 Ruth E. Lundstrom, R.N. and Aldo A. Rossini, M.D. All rights reserved.
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One in 10 Welsh farmers have killed badgers, 'dice survey' suggests
AROUND one in 10 livestock farmers in Wales could have illegally killed badgers in the past year, according to a random poll involving the throw of a dice conducted by universities in Bangor, Kingston and Kent.
In all, researchers spoke to 428 farmers at rural shows in Wales. Because of the sensitivity of the issue, researchers who carried out the study decided to adopt the 'randomised response technique method'.
The technique involves the person being questioned rolling two dice and following rules as to whether they should answer truthfully or dishonestly, depending on the numbers rolled.
The researchers never know the result of the dice rolls, so they cannot tell if any specific individual may have committed an illegal act.
The research, published in PLOS ONE, showed that 'over 10 per cent of livestock farmers in Wales have illegally killed badgers in the 12 months preceding the study, the researchers said.
The researchers stressed that the figures they uncovered can only ever be an estimate - as they can never know for certain what percentage of those who took part actually stuck to the dice rules and answered truthfully.
It means there is also an estimated margin of error in the results of between +5 per cent and -5 per cent.
But, say the report authors, the survey sample represents about 2.8 per cent of the farming industry in Wales, a higher ratio than those that may be questioned in a political opinion poll.
The technique has been used successfully in the past in difficult subject areas, such as wildlife crime in South Africa, abortion in Catholic countries and tax evasion in the Netherlands.
"Attempting to resolve the issues regarding badgers as carriers of bovine TB requires cross-disciplinary scientific research, a departure from deep-rooted positions, and the political will to implement evidence-based management," says Dr Freya St John, from the University of Kent's Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology.
"We believe this study makes an important contribution to that debate."
It followed last year's decision by the Welsh Government not to instigate a cull and introduce a badger vaccination programme in parts of West Wales and the decision to postpone planned pilot culls in England last autumn.
According to Dr Paul Cross, from Bangor University's School of Environment, Natural Resources and Geography, the proportion of farmers estimated to have killed badgers should be considered by policymakers and in the wider debate.
"Studies investigating the effects of badger culling on TB outbreaks in cattle have not factored in the prevalence of illegal badger killing, and its potential to spread disease," he added.
John Evans, from the Save the Badger group in south Wales, said it was "shocking" that such a high number of farmers in Wales could have been killing badgers.
"It begs the question how many farmers are doing this and have not been quite as frank. Badgers are protected by law and to kill, injure or disturb them is illegal."
From the farming industry's point of view Farmers Union of Wales vice-president, Brian Walters, urged farmers not to kill badgers and while he said condemned anybody breaking the law he said he could understand why someone could be driven to it.
"It shows the pressure farmers are under and the measures they are prepared to take in order to control TB because at the moment our government is not doing anything and successive governments have not done anything to tackle TB in the rural countryside."
Responding to the report, a Welsh Government spokesperson said: "There is no quick fix to tackling this disease.
"It demands a sustainable and long term approach and the application of a comprehensive range of measures including strict biosecurity, cattle testing and movement controls.
"Last year we vaccinated over 1,400 badgers against TB and will resume vaccination later this year.
"Badgers are protected animals in the UK and the issue of illegally killing them is therefore a matter for the police."
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The Peasant
Perhaps it could be pointed out to John Evans, from the Save the Badger group in south Wales that trespass, theft and criminal damage are also illegal and until he and his fellow group members are willing to condemn those who committed these crimes to disrupt the Random Badger Culling Trials, he and they cannot complain if they are simply written off as hypocrites.I have to say that farmers are getting fed up with all this dilly dallying. One thing you can be sure of, is, that police are very rare visitors in the depths of the countryside.
2ladybugsCompared to the numbers that we are constantly led to believe now smoke cannabis and take other illegal drugs, right across the UK, and are now virtually tolerated; I say, "Bring it on you sons of the Sons of Glendower"!!! . . This is a bad law brought in and supported by the worst pusillanimous governments of the last century and only enforced by their sycophantic fanatic followers who care more about animal rights than human welfare; all based on their naivety and total ignorance of the genus of pathogen we are having to deal with.
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Do you really think that these people care more about animal rights than human welfare Charles Henry? i think they are prime examples of the truth that the easiest people to con are those that know everything. And they definitely know everything because they learned it all from the con artists at the Badger Trusts.Why else would they want to be vaccinating badgers with the BCG vaccine The Peasant, so contributing to its eventual total demise whilst there are still populations with children around the world where it is still useful that are desperately in need of it.?? . Advocates of "good causes" all too often confuse the justice of their cause with their own moral worth. Since they support a holy cause they are sanctified by it and brook no criticism.
Quote:- "When that sort of self-righteousness peaks in an extreme animus, other moral considerations go out of the window. Supporting animal rights for instance can legitimise violence against human beings in such people's minds.. . . "
Mark Almond- Lecturer in Modern History, Oriel College, Oxford.
About the Nazis:- Quote- "It does seem rather strange that they should be so concerned about foxes and other animals when you consider how they were treating humans."
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I now give these morons no quarter The Peasant.
Best CharlesThe RSPCA campaign to protect, rather than humanely manage sick badgers, which effectively prevented the issue of culling licences, is now projected by Defra to cost the taxpayer at least an unnecessary £3bn. This is despite the fact that RSPCA spokesmen and current director David Grant have said publically, that searching for, locating and dispatching sick super-excreter badgers, (which are driven well away from sets and territory towards livestock by young healthy badgers, proven by Maff (1978) to be the principle source of TB infection), could not be successfully prosecuted.
The RSPCA over past twenty years have been repeatedly found to be responsible by the Advertising Standards Authority for presenting misleading and untruthful statements to the public and Parliament on wildlife management and farming issues upon which they raise funds.
The RSPCA have now effectively demonstrated that they act in concert with the extreme elements of the animal rights industry and are clearly hostile to British agriculture. Milking the emotions of the uninformed public on live exports and shooting sheep and calves unnecessarily is among of their specialities. They do not believe that wildlife need magaging including badgers.
It is now only a matter of time before the due processes of the Law, and a competent Charity Commission, close them down for their deceitful and fraudulent activities.
Support British Wildlife Management in bringing back best practice in Wildlife Managent in the Upland and Lowland farming areas where so many vulnerable wild species are on the path to extincting, including Upland and Dairy Farmers through the failure to control badger numbers and other major predators. Losses toin ground nesting birds from predation amount to 80 to 90% of annual loses,
Support British Wildllife Management for compulsory keepering and hunting methods to restore a biologically diverse countryside and our own profitable agriculture industry in the Upand and Lowlands.
Edmund MarriageWhat a meaningless piece of research!
How can they be so certain by this method of dice throwing?
We should not read too much into it at all!
I know, instead of spending money on looking for a better vaccine, why don't we invest millions in pointless and meaningless games?For information from the net.
A very welcome voice.
"Edmund Marriage." .
"Edmund is the Principal of the Patrick Foundation, an Independent Researcher with a background in Business and Land Management. He qualified as a Chartered Land Agent and as an Associate of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (ARICS) at the Royal Agricultural College Cirencester and Wye College, London University. He founded British Wildlife Management in 1995 to lobby Parliament and other organisations for best practice in Countryside and Wildlife Management, specialising on Animal Welfare Science."
And a lot more.The Peasant
If the Save the Badger group in south Wales were logical beings Charles Henry, they would be thanking anyone who reduces the badger population because that will save them time and expense catching and vaccinating them. But they are not......The very idea that ANY badgerists, ANYWHERE are going to be able to vaccinate enough badgers to make even the slightest difference to the problem long-term, is the biggest deceit and confidence trick since the invisible suit of clothes.
"BCG' s efficiency was never over 80% and new scientific papers say it is dubious to rely on it.
The way BCG should work in already diseased badgers (and cattle) is highly questionable, meaning it is much more likely to produce adverse reactions such as awaking existing "silent" or low scale Tuberculosis.
The Merck Veterinary Manual covering all aspects of Vet Medicine worldwide comments:
"The BCG vaccine, sometimes used to control TB in man, has proved to be poor at protecting most animal species, and inoculation often provokes a severe local granulomatous reaction."
This is likely to be a quite hurtful process and the vaccination site itself might well end up as an abscess.
As seen in trials, one cannot trap more than 60% of all badgers roaming around. Therefore if 60 out of 100 badgers are vaccinated with a vaccine which is only efficient to a maximum of 50 - 80% ( in healthy animals! ) you end up with far less than 50 badgers with a rather dubious protection.
It is well known and common practice that if you do not succeed to vaccinate up to 95% of all animals of a target species, the long term positive effects in an area are likely to be pretty close to zero.
If BCG is used as planned by DEFRA there will be huge perturbation and stress for all badgers, high costs and risk that the whole project will backfire.
In the hot spots some 50 % or more of all badgers might carry the TB infection already increasing the risk of TB spreading when being vaccinated and according DEFRAs plans all badgers should get a booster vaccination every 12 months making things even worse.
Who will be liable when it all goes wrong?"
Dr Ueli Zellweger MRCVS GST TVL. Somerset
All note. . This Welsh fiasco has now been sanctioned by those totally incompetent, self-serving nincompoops in the European Commission who couldn't run a bath!.
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5 The original and the Best!!Timewar | 13/06/2009 | See all Timewar's reviews (15)As a big fan of the Resi Evil games for me this one is most terrifying out the lot, not just that but the overall gameplay , graphics, sound and story are superb, a must for all fans.
4 The only thing scarier than the zombies..Hikari | 24/08/2009 | See all Hikari's reviews (20)..are the controls.Resident Evil Archives: Resident Evil is essentially a port of the Gamecube remake a few years ago. This is no bad thing, when the GC remake was released it had a terrifying atmosphere, astounding graphics and a whole bunch of extras.The only problem is that true resident evil fans probably already own it, with no added extras or control options, there's no real reason for them to pick this one up again. For new commers to the series it's a double-edged sword, it's a real treat to play through such a polished port, however those that started with the fantastic Resi 4 scheme will be truly shocked with the archaic controls that this port offers.At £17, this game is worth picking up for any Resident Evil fan, so long as you're aware that the controls are going to take a lot of adjustment (and really, they need to be played with a GC pad) then it could well be the best game you buy all year ;)
4 great gamethanos01 | 03/07/2009 | See all thanos01's reviews (13)The first thing you should know is, if you own the game cube version of this game then there is basically no difference. With the exception of a few new unlockables for completing the game in a set time limit it's a straight transfer. However if you have never played this game, or the extended cube version, which is very different to RE1 on PS2, then I would recommend getting it. The story is fantastic and the game play great. Controls can be a bit fiddly, but you can use controller with or without nunchuck, Wii pad and even the cube pad so there is bound to be some control option to suit your playing style. And try playing it in a dark room, on your own with the sound up, I dare you not to jump, just once. Especially as you can walk down a corridor several times and nothing will happen, however at a certain moment something will jump out on you and scare the living bejesus out of you. Brilliant! The reason for four stars is because of the lack of new content. An all time classic that I'm glad is now on the wii. I guess with this out now and RE0 out in October it's time to sell my cube!
1 sorryGilly11 | 06/07/2009 | See all Gilly11's reviews (7)this game was great on the ps1, when re released on wii i thought it would be even better, i expected the wii controls to be intergrated into the game play, how wrong was i!i kind of hoped this would of had more of a res4 feel, i was utterly disappointed! and will not be buyin the future archive res evil games, keep the memories of the origional as that origional very poor re release origional would be 5 stars sadly this has put the rating way down, please just buy retro version if you still have gamcube or ps1
5 Resident Evil does it again!!djo300 | 07/07/2009 | See all djo300's reviews (1)Another classic from the Res Evil games! Played Res Evil 4, was hooked instantly!! Couldn't wait for this one to be released. Played it on DS but not as good as on the Wii. Controls are a bit weird to get used to but you soon get the hang of them. Some very scary bits and on the edge of your seat stuff but that's what makes the Resident Evil games so good!! Defo recommend you buy this if you're into platform games and at £17.99, it's a snatch!!! Enjoy if you dare!! Mwah ha ha ha!!!


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These are delicious bars of goodness that have all the flavors of the season. The butterscotch crumb topping adds an extra layer of yumminess.
I like these better the day after they're made straight from the fridge.
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Bathroom to wet room conversion success
Now our bathroom to wet room conversion is complete I thought I would let you how it has all gone.
In my last post I explained what I thought the wet room conversion could do for me. The most important thing was getting some dignity and independence back. As a wheelchair user, my regular bathroom was just not suitable and made life unnecessarily difficult. I am glad to say that the new wet-room has lived up to and exceeded my expectations.
While the work was being done, the house was a bit chaotic as quite a lot of building work needed to be done. For example the door to be made wider, the airing cupboard had to be removed and a wall was reinforced for fitting grab rails . Now I don't have to do a really tricky manoeuvre to get into the room; there is plenty of space to just roll in.
So that a pedestal-free wash basin could be mounted on the wall, the existing stud partition wall had to be made stronger. This also meant that grab rails could be fixed firmly to the shower wall.
With no bath in the room, there is so much space. Before, if I went in forwards I had to go out backwards; now I can turn around 360 degrees!
I can now reach things on shelves without asking for things to be passed to me. I can even see myself in the new low-down mirror (some would say this is not a good thing!)
The sink has taps with easy grip handles that I can turn easily. The shower controls are low down and very easily to operate.
I have a new self propelled shower chair. All I do is transfer into this (it is like a wheelchair, but very lightweight and the seat is like a toilet seat) then roll straight under the shower. The first time I had a shower in the new wet-room it was quite emotional. I hadn't been able to get a shower in over 3 years, so to have a proper shower was just amazing. I stayed there for quite a while – I think my wife thought I had taken root! I really can't explain how good it is too feel running water again.
The shower chair is great as it means I can also use the toilet easily. I just roll over it, with no need for a transfer onto the toilet. This makes life MUCH easier!
I am very pleased with the new room as it not only helps me immensely, but it doesn't look like a 'disabled' bathroom. I worked closely with the workmen and have exactly what I wanted and needed. I didn't want something that looked like it belongs in an hospital in my home. Just because I have a disability doesn't mean I don't have taste!
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The Susan G. Komen Tyler Race for the Cure
The Susan G. Komen Tyler Race for the Cure is a 1 mile and 5K (3.1 miles) through the beautiful brick street Azalea district in downtown Tyler, Texas. The event is open to anyone who registers and includes breast cancer survivors, other type cancer survivors, friends, family, children and competitive runners. You may run or walk either event but we ask that you respect the competitive runners if you are participating in the 5K. Race policy requires that all particpants be registered for the Race (and wear their official Race t-shirt or team t-shirt and official race bib).
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6:30 am Race Day Registration Opens
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The Kids Dash ~ All registered children ages 7 and under are invited to participate in a 50 yard dash at 8:45 am at the Race Start Line. The first dash will be for children 7 years old and under. The second will be for children 8-12 years old. Each child must have on a Race T-shirt and bib. All will be winners!
Children's Area~ There will be an area dedicated to children. Join us for fun and give-a-ways.
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Dress properly -check the weather and dress accordingly.
Pin your number bib on the front of your shirt. This number MUST be visible, so don't leave home without it! This is your ticket to participate.
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Be early! Allow yourself plenty of time to park and walk to the Race area.
For those that register for the $50 VIP Premium entry, you may park in certain designated areas, TBD at a later date. Details will be printed on your VIP parking pass included in your Race packet.
* Survivors: arrive at the Survivor Tent on the tennis courts by approximately 6:45 am for direction on where to go for the Survivor photo, which will be taken promptly at 7:00 am.
* 5K Participants: please be at the Start Line for the Aerobic Warm-up no later than 7:40 am. The 5K Race will begin promptly at 8:00 am.
* Kid's Dash Participants: registered children age 8 & under can participate in a 50-yard dash at 8:45 am at the Race Start Line. Each child must have on a Race t-shirt and number bib and all will be winners!
* 1 Mile Participants: please be at the Start Line no later than 8:50 am. The 1 Mile Race will begin promptly at 9:00 am.
Timing is available exclusively for the 5K and only timed runners are eligible for timed results and awads. Awards must be collected at the Awards Ceremony on Race Day- no awards will be mailed and will be unavailable for pick up after the Race.
The first place breast cancer survivor will receive a special award. To enter give-aways, tear off your "prize drawing" tag located on the bottom of your Race bib and place it in collection boxes at the Awards Ceremony.
Awards are given in the following categories:
* Top 3 Breast Cancer Survivors
* 1st Place Master (50 & Over) Breast cancer survivor
* 1st Place Senior (65 & Over) Breast cancer survivor
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10 & under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+
Awards must be collected at the Awards Ceremony after the Race.
Awards will not be mailed and will be unavailable for pick up after the Race.
Safety Reminders: For the safety of all participants, rollerblades, bikes and pets are discouraged from participating in this event. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Little Nori is one lucky lady this holiday season! Kim received luxurious baby-sized fashions custom gifted from top high-end designers to pass on to her daughter for Christmas, and the expensive duds are seriously stylish!
North West officially has every fashionista's dream Christmas presents — and she's only 6 months old! Kim Kardashian took to Twitter on Dec. 23 to thank some of the fashion industry's top designers for their thoughtful gifts to Nori — and show off her baby's incredible new clothes! You won't believe the top brands North will be rocking for the holidays!
North West's Christmas Presents: Kim Kardashian Shares Baby's Chic Fashion Gifts
Nori's closet is already one of the most desirable fashion collections out there, and she's too young to even realize it! Kim's designer friends and industry mega-stars showered her baby girl with the very best this Christmas. "A little something to start your shoe collection!" designer Charlotte Olympia wrote in a personalized note to little Nori, accompanying a pair of too-cute kitty cat flats.
Thank you Charlotte for the cutest kitty shoes for North! Xo charlotteolympiaworld http://t.co/XUvLsMfjkK
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) December 24, 2013
The flats are far from Nori's only pair of designer footwear. Hermes gifted Nori the most adorable pair of baby pink booties and a matching checkered blanket.
Thank you Michael Coste and Hermes Paris for the sweet gift for North! @mcoste75 hermes http://t.co/ouTCFRRQMt
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) December 24, 2013
Top shoe designer Giueseppe Zanotti also gifted Nori some pint-sized couture footwear — along with a customized shoe illustration in her holiday card.
Thank you so much Giuseppe for the amazing shoes you made for North! WE LOVE YOU giuseppezanottiworld http://t.co/vL2LvE4Zw6
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) December 24, 2013
North didn't only get shoes for Christmas, she also was gifted beautiful Stella McCartney fashions! We absolutely love her bunny sweater and little lamb mittens!
Thank you so much Stella for these adorable clothes for Nori! @stellamccartney xoxo http://t.co/1bS5TevhMj
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) December 24, 2013
What do YOU think, HollyMoms? Would you trade closets with North?
– Kristine Hope Kowalski
More Kim Kardashian & North West News:
- Kim Kardashian: Mason Disick Bosses Around North West & Penelope Disick
- North West's Adorable New Pic: See Kim Kardashian's Baby's Huge Grin
- Kim Kardashian Reveals Surprising Plan For North West's Schooling
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Posted at 10:30 AM on December 29, 2013
Love you KIm!!!! very much love your show so much? that's why the show is so popular! Most of us love the Show! Go kim baby is so so beautiful her eyes are exoditic! she is gorgeous!! sure can't say isn't because she is! if anyone on here she's not? their racist or jealous because that baby North is Gorgeous!!!
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all part of her endorsement $$$ -now she can do an E-bay auction bump the bidding saying it's for charity and pocket the cash-it will be so amusing when their little ponzi scheme crashes down-I wonder if they will ever move into that mausoleum they are building before they spend themselves right out of the game
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Posted at 1:58 PM on December 25, 2013
Really right after she visited a children's hospital with a picture the grim reaper on her shirt. I shizz you not.
She is totally clueless. No one cares kim if you received designer clothes from designer suck ups that think you are still relevant.
We want to know what you did with the 90 percent from your ebay sales to charities and how you made a profit off of other people's misery.
We want to know about that church you mother made up to hide money from the IRS you know the one your ebay 10% goes to? Life Change Community Church is now
California Community Church.
The church where there is NO BUILDING. It is the desk to the Sheraton Hotel! The Sheraton Agoura Hills
30100 Agoura Road · Agoura Hills, CA 91301
Hotel: (818) 707-1220
Total scam artists and grifters. May they burn in hell.
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Posted at 11:37 AM on December 25, 2013
So now we not only have to view stupid Kim comments on this site, but her thank=-you notes to people who send this millionaire-ess little shoes and socks for some reason. Doubtlessly she is doing this in order to have even more people send her offerings and gifts. The kid is 6 months old and probably does not feel as ostentatious as the rest of the greedy K's quite yet. But give her time.
Nori needs shoes and socks. The people sending those items saw the pictures the whole world saw that every time Kim took Nori out, pictures show Nori NEVER had any shoes or socks on. So guess? what the "cluedin" people sent shoes and socks. Please do not send any little dark hoodies, Nori has enough of those, but if you want to send pretty little girly "designer" dresses or the kind of dresses baby girl Harper Beckham wears, please feel free to so. Nori's first picture shown on the Kris Show showed Nori in a Black, yes Black, onesie. Well, Kanye dresses her. Whatchagonnado? Thank you people.
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A new food craze may drive that point home. ABC has already started the bandwagon rolling by developing a sitcom about food trucks. It will be based on a family of Hispanics and star comedian Al Madrigal, whose previous credits include three never-before-heard-of television shows.
Of course, in their limited way, network execs feel that the best way to tap into this market is by creating a line-up of food-related sitcoms for next season. We happened to come across a discarded memo in a strip club parking lot, and it looks like we have something to
To: D. Mann
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Re: Fall lineup
Las Cucarachas (Mondays at 8 p.m.): This animated series will hook us into two trends that are smoking hot right now--Latinos and food. The nonstop laughs take place at La Cuchara (The Spoon), a Cuban restaurant in Miami (marketing says there is a significant Cuban population down there). Unbeknownst to the Rodriguez family who owns and operates the restaurant, a family of Cuban cockroaches ('las cucarachas' of the title) has lived in the restaurant since Hurricane Andrew. Once Abuela Maria loses her sight and starts faltering in the kitchen, the roaches (who have watched and eaten her cooking for years) decide to pick up the slack and help by seasoning the food as she used to. It's like Ratatouille meets Joe's Apartment meets the Mambo Kings. If we cancel it, Telemundo would be interested in picking it up to try and tap into the popularity of The Simpsons, Family Guy, and South Park. Las Cucarachas is a win-win situation.
3E Monte (Tuesdays at 10 p.m.): This edgy comedy follows the comedic and criminal exploits of Monte, an ex-con fresh out of prison. Trying to pull a scam at a Whole Foods (think-promotional consideration), Monte gets mistaken for a chef due to his heavy accent and excessive use of hands while talking. Monte is American, but sounds foreign due to bad dental work he received while in the slammer. When he realizes that the customer mistaking him for a chef is a rich investor, he cons the guy into opening an upscale restaurant called 3Eats, which of course will be run by Monte as chef. The scam, you ask? Monte hates, and we mean hates, pretentious, snobby people, whom he calls 'droppings' (think-catch phrase!). So, in order to make money and get his revenge on all the droppings in South Beach, he plans to trick food snobs into paying outrageous prices for almost empty plates! 3Eats menu offers only three entrées weighing three ounces each. His crowning glory is an entrée consisting of one escargot set in the middle of the plate on a spoonful of lemon grass for $45. Three Entrée Monte (3E Monte) follows Monte as he pretends to be a snobby chef, whose only real cooking experience was in the can. Lots of potential for laughs from the snooty clientele and Monte's culinary mishaps (which often get mistaken for 'genius' creations!).
Phat E (TBA): We're very proud of this one. Phat E will score points with foodies as well as the urban market. We believe that it may also play well with the gays. Pierre Esteban is a well-known chef by day, in charge of the kitchen of one of the most prestigious hotels in Miami. But he has a secret. At night, he drops his toque (tall chef's hat) for a backwards baseball cap and becomes Phat E--rapper extraordinaire! Pierre is a mild mannered, gentleman and Phat E is a 'gangsta' style character--just thinking about this show makes us laugh! Both of his personas are local celebrities and he must bounce back and forth between them in true Mrs. Doubtfire fashion, especially when Phat E is invited to an event that Pierre is catering! The potential for laughs is endless in this comedy of errors.
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Designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, who did Paris's George V conversion for Four Seasons, it's a $260 million Art Deco-style extravaganza of 334 rooms set on 10 acres, all with balconies—75 percent of which have that all-important Med view. The signature treatment at Le Spa Cinq Mondes is the Royal Lulur Ritual, a treatment package inspired by the wedding day customs of the princes and princesses of 16th-century Indonesia. It includes a Turkish bath, papaya scrub, Lulur exfoliation, and Balinese massage. There's also a 320-foot lagoon pool with sandy bottom, an indoor pool and a kiddie pool, four restaurants, several bars and, of course, a casino. If that's not enough gambling for you, the Sporting Monte-Carlo, with Alain Ducasse's Bar & Boeuf nightclub/restaurant, is next door.
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Everything at this 334-room hotel is larger than life, from the cybernetic lobby fountain to the huge interconnected indoor-outdoor pool (with a Cinq Mondes spa next door), and from the man-made lagoon to the garden that's a miniature riff on the one at the Villa Ephrussi, in nearby St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. Surprisingly, the room decor is low-key, with pale oak furniture and lots of beige. Every room has a covered balcony, and in the closet you'll find an iron—proof that even Bentley owners sometimes prefer to fend for themselves. Martinican chef Marcel Ravin does a brilliant take on island cooking at the Blue Bay Restaurant. 2006 Hot ListWhen to go: May, June, September, and October.
Which room to book: A high-floor sea-view double, such as No. 821, 823, or 825 (doubles, $487–$876).
Amenities: 24-hour Room Service, Bar/lounge, Gym, Pool, Spa
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Sarcoma Foundation of America - The SFA raises money for sarcoma research and aims to raise awareness of sarcoma. The site has information for patients as well.
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Bone Tumor.org – A site maintained by, Dr. Henry DeGroot, an orthopedic oncologist from the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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Our research team addresses ecology and conservation in rivers and lakes around the world with a focus on the organism-ecosystem interface. We study the many ways in which animals affect ecosystem productivity and nutrient dynamics, and conversely how ecosystem structure and functioning influence the diversity and ecology of animals. To understand these reciprocal relationships, we combine intensive field research with cutting-edge tools from environmental chemistry (stable isotopes, trace elements, nutrient analysis, ecosystem metabolism). Our work aims to reveal fundamental patterns and processes in aquatic ecosystems, but also to inform environmental management and policy. Along the way, we contribute to the discovery of new species and global-scale patterns of biodiversity, and work with collaborators to understand the role of ecological traits in speciation.
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Macro. Test Your Lie-Q. By Pamela Meyer Most people are no good at detecting lies.
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Either empty, or with a drink in it, the underside is specially designed and hand finished. If you choose the glass with a spiral design, the spiral either seems to be moving up the glass or down, depending on which way you spin the glass. Crafts. This Is Why I'm Broke. Battery saving. How to Get a Siri-Like Personal Assistant on Your Android Phone for Free. Battery saving. 'Naked' penguins have scientists perplexed ? This Just In - CNN.com Blogs. A mysterious ailment is causing penguins to lose their feathers, according to researchers at the Wildlife Conservation Society.
The condition, called feather-loss disorder, has been seen in penguin chicks in both sides of the Atlantic Ocean the past few years and is featured in a recent edition of the journal "Waterbirds," the conservation society said in a press release. While scientists don't know what could cause a penguin to go "naked," possible culprits include genetics, nutrient imbalances, thyroid disorders or pathogens.
"We need to conduct further study to determine the cause of the disorder and if this is in fact spreading to other penguin species," Dee Boersma, who has studied Magellanic penguins, said in the release. Microsoft May Add Eavesdropping To Skype. The U.S.
Patent and Trademark Office published a Microsoft patent application that reaches back to December 2009 and describes "recording agents" to legally intercept VoIP phone calls. The " Legal Intercept " patent application is one of Microsoft's more elaborate and detailed patent papers, which is comprehensive enough to make you think twice about the use of VoIP audio and video communications. The document provides Microsoft's idea about the nature, positioning and feature set of recording agents that silently record the communication between two or more parties. The patent was filed well before Microsoft's acquisition of Skype and there is no reason to believe that the patent was filed with Skype as a Microsoft property in mind.
However, the patent mentions Skype explicitly as an example application for this technology and Microsoft may now have to answer questions in which way this patent applies to its new Skype entity and if the technology will become part of Skype. Microsoft May Add Eavesdropping To Skype. Android phones keep location cache, too, but it's harder to access. After this week's disturbing revelation that iPhones and 3G iPads keep a log of location data based on cell tower and WiFi base station triangulation, developer Magnus Eriksson set out to demonstrate that Android smartphones store the exact same type of data for its location services.
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A Good Lake
This contributor to the Voices for the Lake exhibit at ECHO responded to the prompt: Think about a healthy lake, how would you describe it?
I love to look at the lake in the in the summer it looks like
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It's Monday What Are you Reading is the perfect way for me to begin my week and allows me to focus on what needs to be read and to see what I have or have not accomplished the previous week. I also enjoy discovering new books by visiting other participants blogs.
I Read and Reviewed (click the title to be taken to the review):
- The Girls From Ames by Jeffrey Zaslow
- Flaherty's Crossing by Kaylin McFarren
- Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show by Frank Delaney
- Necessary Heartbreak by Michael J. Sullivan
- Skin and Bones by D.C. Corso
- Web of Secrets by Ernesto Patino
- No Greater Love by Kathi Macias
- Firefly Rain by Richard Dansky
- Flawless by Scott Andrew Selby and Greg Campbell
- The Bridegrooms by Allison Pittman
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By Ted Brown
This weekend, as veterans gather to remember their friends and comrades, there will be one face missing.
Orval Paul, a longtime member of Branch 120 (Georgetown) of the Royal Canadian Legion died last week.
I've known Orval for almost 30 years, going back to when I started working in the newspaper business. If I covered an event at the Legion, chances were pretty good he'd be there, hanging out with longtime friend and golf buddy Shel Lawr.
I am pleased to call both of them friends. The Sidekick and I had the opportunity to create some great memories when Orval and Shel joined us on the Keeping the Memory Alive Tour in 2005, in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands.
Part of the tour included a ceremony at the Dutch Royal Palace at Apeldoorn, where then Governor-General Adrienne Clarkson took part in a ceremony. The veterans were given front row seats.
Portable bleachers had been set up, and Orval and Shel were directed to sit up in the bleachers. The bleachers were a bit rickety and Orval looked in my direction, asking "Can you two come up the steps with Shel and I? It's wobbly."
Naturally, we helped them up the steps.
The Sidekick, a Captain in the Canadian Reserves, was in uniform, wearing her raincoat, as the weather was iffy. With the raincoat, her Captain's bars were not fully visible on her arm.
When we got to the seats, a cocky young Canadian Forces corporal pointed to the seats and said to Shel and Orval saying, "You men sit here," then turned to The Sidekick and I, icily saying, "However, YOU TWO CANNOT sit here."
Orval turned, faced the prepubescent corporal, and mustered up his best 'my puppy just died' look, and said to him, "But they're our caregivers…"
Between a rock and a hard place, the corporal had to back off— we were seated with Shel and Orval. The bleachers were half full at best, so it wasn't as if we were taking a veteran's seat.
Within a few minutes, the sunny day turned wet. Light rain fell on the veterans. Shel, The Sidekick and I were dressed for it— but not Orval. He was just wearing his Legion blazer. The cocky corporal was walking up the centre steps with an armful of umbrellas. I called out, politely asking if he could pass an umbrella over for Orval.
By now he didn't like any of us— he whipped around, glared at me, saying, "Who do you think you are? We cannot give umbrellas to just anyone. There are others you know!"
With that, The Sidekick snapped up to her full 5'2" stature, put out her hand and demanded in a most impressive drill sergeant voice, "Corporal!! Umbrella!!!"
As she extended her arm for the umbrella, the sleeve of her raincoat slid up, exposing her Captain's bars.
The kid's heart sunk like a rock.
"I am so sorry ma'am," he started, but she cut him off. He beat a hasty retreat to the top of the bleachers, avoiding her like the plague for the balance of the day.
"He really p**d me off," she said as she sat back down to my inquiring look.
Orval never stopped grinning all day.
Years later we'd reminisce about the look on that Corporal's face when The Sidekick pulled rank on him.
Now, like so many others, Orval is gone— but certainly never forgotten.
As we observe this weekend, think about veterans like Orval. Enjoy those fond memories, and in doing so, remember them.
Because you know, they deserve no less.


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Primary Orthostatic Tremor
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It is possible that the main title of the report Primary Orthostatic Tremor is not the name you expected.
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Primary orthostatic tremor is a rare movement disorder characterized by a rapid tremor in the legs that occurs when standing. The tremor disappears partially or completely when an affected person is walking or sitting. Individuals with primary orthostatic tremor experience feelings of unsteadiness or imbalance. In many cases, the tremors become more severe over time. The exact cause of primary orthostatic tremor is unknown.
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Donald Trump Announcement And Obama 'October Surprise' Coming Wednesday
Donald Trump's 'gigantic' bombshell about Obama is set to drop on Wednesday at noon.
The attention loving real estate mogul appeared on Fox & Friends and TMZ over the weekend where he told viewers that he has a major October surprise that will change the election.
Trump who has endorsed Mitt Romney for president went on to add that the big news will affect Obama politically and personally.
The Twittersphere has been buzzing on what Donald Trump's 'gigantic' bombshell about Obama might be.
Some people believe that Trump will switch his vote and will endorse Obama.
Others claimed that he will produce Obama's fake Kenyan birth certificate.
While few think that he will come out with a man who will say that not only he smoked, but he sold cocaine in college with Obama.
Trump will be surprised to learn that Obama's confession to using drugs in youth were revealed in his book "Dreams From My Father" that came out in 1995.
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Turkey in the Straw - Happy Thanksgiving
Turkey in the Straw was a fiddle tune called Natchez Under the Hill before it was published with words. It became popular during Andrew Jackson's presidency, which would put it on the scene about the early 1830s. We know that Wild Turkeys prefer woodlands to barns with straw. Nevertheless, we asked a few what they think of the tune. Here's what we got: Gobble gobble gobble gobble gobble!
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