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Orbit Lesion Locator Neel Vaidya, MD Joel McFarland, MD CPT, MC USA LCDR, MC USN Fletcher Munter, MD J. G. Smirniotopoulos, MD LTC, MC, USA Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, MD and Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, DC and National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, MD Author Credits Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits Lens Normal Orbit Globe Medial Lateral Axial section schematic Orbit Anatomy Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits Intraconal – Optic Nerve Lesions Optic Neuritis Optic Nerve Glioma Optic Nerve Meningioma Dilated Optic Nerve Sheath Optic Neuritis Axial T1W MR w/Gadolinium (fat suppressed) Optic Neuritis Axial T1W MR w/Gadolinium (fat suppressed) Optic Neuritis Who: Adults < 45yo, women >> men Why: Multiple sclerosis, ocular infection, degeneration, ischemia, meningitis Symptoms: onset of unilateral vision loss over hours to days, with painful eye movements CT: Normal to mildly enlarged optic nerve and chiasm, may enhance MR: mild enlargement, enhancement of optic nerve Prognosis: spontaneous improvement, 1-2 weeks Optic Nerve Glioma Optic Nerve Glioma Optic Nerve Glioma Optic Nerve Glioma Who: 80% < 10yo, M<F, peak 5 yo, extremely rare variant in 6th decade Why: Associated with NF in 10-50% Symptoms: Decreased visual acuity, minimal proptosis CT: fusiform enlargement of optic nerve, posterior extension along optic tracts in 2/3, slight enhancement, rarely calcification MR: T2 bright, slight enhancement, more sensitive for intracranial extent Prognosis: Pediatric – grows slowly, if at all Adult form – usually fatal Optic Nerve Meningioma The enhancing mass surrounds the optic nerve. The optic nerve is not enlarged and does not enhance. Optic Nerve Meningioma The enhancing mass surrounds the optic nerve. The optic nerve is not enlarged and does not enhance. Optic Nerve Meningioma Who: children, mid-age & elderly women, 3:1 Women to men Why: arises from arachnoid rests in meningeal investiture of optic nerves, occasionally seen in NF Sx: loss of visual acuity over months, proptosis CT/MR: calcifications strongly suggestive, tubular thickening of nerve, with enhancing "tram tracks" on axial view/"ring" on coronal view around nonenhancing optic nerve Prognosis: In one series, 87% 5-year and 58% 10-year survival Dilated Optic Nerve Sheaths (Pseudotumor cerebri in a child) Courtesy Mauricio Castillo, M.D. Dilated optic sheaths Dysplasia of dura – Marfan, Ehler-Danlos Arachnoid hypertrophy + dural dysplasia: NF-1 Increased intracranial pressure – Lead, Vitamin A, venous thrombosis or narrowing (skull base dysplasias), pseudotumor (rare in children) Clinical mimicker: Drusen bodies Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits Globe Lesions Neoplastic – Retinoblastoma – Melanoma – Metastasis Non-Neoplastic – Large Globe Coloboma Staphyloma Sturge-Weber Neurofibromatosis Type 1 – Normal Globe – Small Globe Persistent Hyperplastic Primary Vitreous Retinoblastoma Retinoblastoma Orbit - Prosthetic eye Dx: Retinoblastoma Post Tx w/enucleation Retinoblastoma Who: noninherited in 2/3, Heritable in 1/3 Heritable: – Who: sporadic heritable form in 25%, 12 months avg age – Familial retinoblastoma in 8%, aut dominant with 95% penetrance, present 8 months, bilateral in 2/3, may be tri/quadrilateral Noninherited: – Who: sporadic mutation, 23 months average age – Why: sporadic somatic mutation, subsequent generations unaffected More Retinoblastoma Sx: "cat's eye" leukocoria in 60%, decreased visual acutiy, strabismis CT: lobular hyperdense mass, orbital calcifications characteristic, enhances MR: iso to mildly hyperintense on T1, marked enhancement Prognosis: calcifications are favorable, enhancement is not, <10% mortality if optic nerve spared, 65% mortality if choroidal invasion Ocular Melanoma Melanoma Who: whites of northern European descent, highest incidence at 55 y.o. Why: typically arises from melanocytes in the choroid Sx: decreased visual acuity, floaters, painless visual field deficit. Rarely painful. CT/MR: Hyperdense, enhancing, T1 bright and T2 dark, good to eval extraocular extension. Prognosis: Poor - usually fatal due to mets Large Globe Coloboma Coloboma Who: – Anyone, about 60% are bilateral – Syndromic associations: CHARGE syndrome Why: – Hereditary conditions, post-traumatic or post-surgical. – Congenital or acquired defect in any ocular structure – Results from incomplete closure of choroidal fissure Sx's: Blurred vision, decreased visual acuity CT/MR: – Findings relate to the size of the defect – Usually a cone shaped defect at the inferomedial globe – Widening of the optic nerve head & continuous with vitreous humor – No uveoscleral thinning. Large Globe Staphyloma Staphyloma Who: – Anyone with axial myopia, glaucoma or trauma – Patients with RA & other inflammatory conditions. Why: Attributed to increase in axial length of the globe. Sx's: Blurred distance vision, squinting and eye strain. CT/MR: – Thinning of the posterior sclera – Temporal side of the globe bulges Small Globe Persistent Hyperplastic Primary Vitreous Courtesy: Dave Yousem, MD Persistent Hyperplastic Primary Vitreous Who: – Anyone – Associated with other ocular malformations (Norrie Disease) Why: – Persistence of embryonic hyaloid vascular system – Hyperplasia/proliferation of embryonic connective tissue Sx's: Unilateral Leukokoria CT/MRI – Microopthalmia, increased attenuation of the vitreous – S shaped structure at optic nerve origin, called Cloquet's Canal Enhancing; hypointense on MR – Does NOT calcify Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits Muscle Cone Lesions Thyroid Ophthalmopathy – Tendons normal Orbital Pseudotumor – Tendons affected Orbital Cellulitis Lymphoma Varix Metastases Thyroid Ophthalmopathy Thyroid Ophthalmopathy Thyroid Ophthalmopathy Who: adults, 1:4 men to women Why: Graves dz – increase in orbital pressure leads to muscle ischemia, edema, fibrosis Sx: Proptosis – most common cause, uni- or bilateral, lid lag, periorbital swelling CT/MR: sparing of ocular muscle insertion on globe, affects I>M>S>L>O, high T2 signal in muscles due to edema Prognosis: 90% resolve in 3-36 months, 10% lose visual acuity due to corneal ulcers/optic neuropathy Pseudotumor of Orbit Pseudotumor of Orbit Pseudotumor of Orbit Who: young women, ¼ unilateral exophthalmos Why: idiopathic, sarcoid/collagen d/o, infection, foreign body Sx: pain, proptosis, chemosis CT: involves retrobulbar fat>extraocular muscle>optic nerve. Increased density of retroorbital fat, diffusely thickened muscles (including tendinous insertions), proptosis MR: lesions isointense to fat on T2 Prognosis: dramatic and rapid response to steroids, may have remitting or chronic and progressive course Orbital Cellulitis Post-Septal Orbital Cellulitis Who: Children >> adults, median 7-12 y.o., twice as common in boys, no racial predilection Why: acute bacterial infection, often extending from paranasal sinuses/eyelids Sx: proptosis, scleral thickening, CT/MR: enlarges and displaces EOM (often medial rectus), increased density of retro-orbital fat, associated ethmoid/max sinusitis. Contrast-enhanced fat-suppressed images most sensitive on MR. Prognosis: antibiotics and steroids usually effective, depending on extent of destruction and abscess formation Lymphoma Lymphoma Lymphoma Lymphoma Who: 50 yo to 70 yo Why: usually precedes systemic lymphoma Sx: painless eyelid swelling, exophthalmos – Extraconal (lacrimal gland, anterior extraconal space, retrobulbar) > Intraconal CT/MR: large homogenous enhancing mass, slightly T2 hypointense, bone destruction is uncommon Prognosis: overall 5-year survival for all NHL is 55% Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits Lacrimal Sac Dacryocystocele Dacryocystocele Dacryocystocele Who: neonates Why: 2nd most common cause neonatal nasal obstruction (after choanal atresia), imperforate Hasner membrane distally, unknown why proximal duct obstructs Sx: tense blue-grey mass at medial canthus CT: well-defined homogenous fluid-attenuation mass with thin wall enhancement, may see superior displacement of inf turbinate/contralateral nasal septal shift Prognosis: Good if avoid complications of infection/periorbital cellulitis Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits Lacrimal Fossa Granulomatous Disease – Sarcoid Dermoid/Epidermoid Cyst Lymphoma Primary Neoplasms – Mixed tumor Lacrimal fossa: Sarcoid Lacrimal fossa: Sarcoid Lacrimal fossa: Sarcoid Who: Sarcoid affects African-American women most commonly, bimodal age distribution 25-35 and 45-65 y.o. Why: Unknown Sx: Nonspecific, can include exophthalmos, pain, visual impairment (anterior uveitis is most common manifestation of sarcoid in orbit) CT/MR: Inflammatory process, tendency to extend posteriorly along the optic nerve and involve the chiasm, suprasellar cisterns. Can mimic pseudotumor. Prognosis: Variable, improves with steroids but can progress to blindness Lacrimal Fossa: Dermoid cyst Dermoid cyst Dermoid cyst Who: most common benign orbital tumor of childhood, most common first decade Why: usually arieses in fetal cleavage planes/sutures Sx: mass effect on EOM/globe CT: anterior extracanal orbit, upper temporal>>upper nasal quadrant. Well-defined cystic mass with negative HU, nonenhancing, may have fat-fluid level MR: increased signal, T1 and T2 Prognosis: good, less so if it ruptures and induces granulomatous inflammation Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits Intraconal lesions w/o Optic Nerve Involvement Cavernous Hemangioma Orbital Varix Lymphangioma Pseudotumor Lymphoma Metastases Cavernous Carotid Fistula AVM Cavernous Hemangioma Cavernous Hemangioma Who: middle-aged adults, F:M is 5:1 Why: large dilated endothelial lined spaces surrounded by fibrous tissue. Sx's: slow progressive proptosis, extraocular muscle and visual impairment CT/MR: – Sharply demarcated mass in superior-temporal portion of the conus (66%) – Expansion of bony orbit – Inhomogeneous enhancement – NO flow voids on MR Prognosis: slowly progressive, may rapidly enlarge during pregnancy. Orbital Varix Without Valsalva With Valsalva Orbital Varix Who: Anyone Why: Intermittent proptosis with straining Sx's: Retrobulbar pain CT: Enhanced CT with and w/o Valsalva – Enhancing, well-defined mass w/o internal septations – Enlarges with valsalva – May produce bony erosion – Involve superior or inferior orbital vein Lymphangioma Lymphangioma Who: Children Why: Bulky, arise from lymphoid follicles Sx's: CT/MR: – Clear fluid channels – Enhance less often and less intensely than hemangioma – Infiltrative, lack defined capsule – Can hemorrhage Orbit Lesion Navigator Move the cursor over the orbit – then click for the differential diagnosis. Normal Anatomy Author Credits
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Lisa Campbell: Don't judge it by its crass title – this is typical Channel 4
There's a saying in the TV industry about Channel 4: "People tune in for the wrong reasons, and stay watching for the right ones." If ever there was a marketing campaign that summed up that mantra, it's the one currently kicking up a storm for a new series where people with disabilities seek love.
The problem for many is in the title: The Undateables. Channel 4 argues that its remit is to challenge stereotypes; this ad does nothing but reinforce them.
Online disability forums are rife with those expressing their anger at what they believe will be cheap, exploitative TV, a freak show to entertain the able-bodied masses. However, while the title is crass and sensationalist, the series isn't, judging by the first episode. Its characters are compelling and their stories sensitively told. Channel 4 is likely, therefore, to achieve its ultimate goal of bringing difficult subjects – Tourette's or Asperger's – to prime-time audiences.
The ad comes comes hot on the heels of "Bigger. Fatter. Gypsier." This launch campaign for its new series of My Big Fat Gypsy Weddings caused outrage – some adding "More Racist" to the list. It sparked hundreds of complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority and plenty of newspaper headlines.
And that's exactly what Channel 4 wanted – plenty of noise to tempt viewers back for a second time. Whether or not you agree with the notion that this is public service television at its best, with Channel 4 claiming to raise awareness of issues facing the traveller community, its ploy to pull in the viewers worked.
Broadcasters have employed these sensationalist tactics for some time. The trend really took off around 2004 when the term "shock doc" was coined, prompted by such titles as The Boy Who Gave Birth to His Twin and The Boy with a Tumour for a Face. On the whole, the documentaries delivered on content and attracted a key audience that normally wouldn't see them. The Boy Whose Skin Fell Off was a brilliant example. It was simultaneously funny and shockingly sad, and won 13 awards including a Bafta.
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Where Channel 4 has got issues of diversity right, it's when they've been included in mainstream shows such as Big Brother, where Tourette's and blindness haven't been the focus of conversation, just an important part of it.
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47 of 54 people found the following review helpful
An Analysis of Philosophy,
This review is from: Marcus Aurelius: A Life (Hardcover)
Frank McLynn is an author that you either love or hate. He is very opinionated, self-satisfied, and confident in his opinions and he likes nothing better than to dismiss other author's works as being wrong. He also likes to use large words and complicated sentences. Normally that last wouldn't bother me, but I'm a fast reader and when you have to spend ages on every page since each sentence is so convoluted it becomes problematic. Not everyone will have problems with this. It encourages you to take your time so if you enjoy really savoring a book then you might prefer it this way. McLynn isn't an expert in this field. I think he likes it that way since he's written most of his books in fields he isn't an expert in. Personally, I think he feels he has something to prove but whatever it is he does research the periods he writes about well. Along the same line he also has a tendency to include comparisons to somewhat obscure historical figures that many of his readers will not recognize. It seems to fall under his desire to prove how smart he is. I'm sure that there could be another explanation for all of his writing quirks but that is the way that I interpret them.
Now onto the book. First off this is a really big book. I know that you can see that by just looking at the page numbers on this site but you don't always appreciate that till you see it. I think that each one of his books gets bigger and bigger, which is a shame since I prefer some of his shorter writings like 1066: The Year of the Three Battles. Now I'm not intimidated by a book's size but this one can be a chore. There is already an excellent biography on Marcus Aurelius by Anthony Birley which is about half the size of this one and is written by an expert in the field. Having read that I was rather curious what McLynn could say that would take up so much extra space. Would it be a more in-depth and detailed look at the era that he lived in? Would it include details about his life that Birley left out? Would it include a detailed analysis of his personality, a subject that McLynn is particularly strong at? I have to say that when it did either of those things it was a very enjoyable read, but most of the book seemed to focus on his philosophy. Now, I suppose that this is to be expected when the subject wrote his own philosophy on life down, but I'm really not interested in a discourse on philosophy and a comparison of how Aurelius matched up with later philosophers. I'm even less interested in hearing McLynn's views on philosophy as he states that several beliefs are wrong or show poor reasoning. Frankly, the reason that there are so many different philosophies out there is that every philosophy appeals to a different aspect of the human experience. There is no single philosophy that can make everybody happy. Stating that philosophical beliefs are wrong shows the most arrogant presumption I've seen in a long time. Just because you disagree with a philosophical concept doesn't make it incorrect. I certainly don't agree with all the philosophers he mentions but that doesn't mean that I'm going to call them mistaken. I know that the author is intelligent and that he presumably has a philosophy of beliefs, but he doesn't need to keep showing off the former and I couldn't care less about his opinions on the latter. As far as his analysis of Aurelius' philosophy goes this book is an utter failure. It is McLynn at his worst: uninteresting, arguing ideas of interest only to himself, and unspeakably arrogant. Quite frankly, a little of McLynn goes a long ways. When he keeps it short his works usually deliver.
So, the good news: The rest of the book is pretty good. It suffers from all of the faults I mentioned when discussing his writing style earlier, but it is also well researched and interesting. First off, his interpretation of Aurelius' personality seems pretty much spot on. His insight that a certain humorlessness can lead to difficulty handling depression seems to fit Marcus quite well. He doesn't go into quite as much annoying psychoanalysis as he did in his book on Napoleon, and the absence of such extremely questionable neuroses is very welcome. Actually, since he has the discourse on philosophy early on it leaves the rest of the book reasonably free of such annoyances. Characterizations have always been McLynn's strong point and his vivid characterizations in this book are interesting, and he expresses them quite clearly even if he is extremely blunt in his personal judgments. Some of the characterizations are odd though, such as when he refers to Hadrian as a psychopath. I don't know what information he's looking at but there is nowhere near enough data to make that sort of a statement. In "Napoleon" he stated that nearly every leader in history could be considered a psychopath which has always kind of rankled me. Even assuming a generous definition of psychopath, I wouldn't call any harsh action that they take psychotic. Leaders have to make hard decisions, but that isn't the same thing as saying that they get some sort of sick thrill out of it. The section on Marcus' life is certainly worth reading and I only wish that it wasn't preceded by such a pretentious distraction. I honestly think that the rest of this book is worth the purchase price. Still, the book can't just be divided into good and bad sections and reviewed separately, so I'm giving this book three stars as an average between them. That's probably being overly generous since the good section doesn't deserve a full five stars but the book deserves better than a two. I have a feeling that future reviewers will not be so kind, but I definitely recommend reading this if you're at all interested in the subject matter and don't mind a long slog.
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Initial post: Sep 28, 2009 5:47:35 PM PDT
Giordano Bruno says:
This was a truly helpful review! I had intended to buy this book eventually, but now I think I'll look first at the other biography you mentioned.
In reply to an earlier post on Oct 16, 2009 2:05:28 AM PDT
Olivier Comte says:
Great review. you are quite right about philosophy.
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Vince says:
A discourse on philosophy seems appropriate since that is what distinguishes Marcus Aurelius and warrants the biography.
As for the author calling Hadrian a 'psycopath', his reasons for doing so are made very clear.
Overall, this review was long-winded and misleading.
Posted on Dec 21, 2009 6:18:51 AM PST
Frank Day says:
I think Stuart should check out the story of Churchill and Coventry. I think the story is wrong.
Frank Day
In reply to an earlier post on Dec 21, 2009 7:56:18 AM PST
Olivier Comte says:
I know a little bit about the Pacific war, not much about the European war, but I think I remember that the Enigma affair was a very long effort.
If we are talking about the first Coventry bombing, the Enigma machine would not have been used.
Later on, the British government had to put aside some Enigma informations, but the most important interested the submarine warfare and the Nazis kept
on using their codes (in constant changes, delaying the Bletchley decoders)to inform their diplomatic personnel and resupply their submarines.
For the air and land warfare, a "discovery" could always be made by planes or patrols.
In reply to an earlier post on Mar 12, 2010 4:36:10 PM PST
Pietr Hitzig says:
You are absolutely right. This is an urban legend.
In reply to an earlier post on Mar 22, 2010 4:55:53 PM PDT
Arch Stanton says:
Oops, yeah. I looked it up and it is an unconfirmed statement by a not necessarily reliable source. It's too bad really. I remember my dad telling it to me when I was a kid and it always seemed such a perfect example of the complexities of morality. Well, I deleted that section from my review.
In reply to an earlier post on Apr 5, 2010 11:38:20 AM PDT
RA Meeks says:
I, too, liked the review but I found Birley's biography of the Emperor tedious, dry, and complicated beyond understanding. That may say more about me than Birley as a writer (he's very well thought of) but I finished the book feeling I'd learned nothing about Marcus Aurelius. For what it's worth...
In reply to an earlier post on Apr 3, 2011 2:27:26 PM PDT
Arch Stanton says:
But if you're going to read a dry, tedious book would you prefer the shorter one or the longer one? :-D
Honestly, that's one of my biggest quibbles with academic writing these days. They used to have to make it well written, now they just need to state the facts. Not that there's anything wrong with doing that, but more work should be put into making them readable as well. Even if you're only reading them for educational purposes and not just for pleasure it helps if the book isn't fighting you every step of the way.
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The first Big Brother 14 veto competition and ceremony will be aired tonight, at 8pm ET on CBS. Those who have subscribed to the live feeds already know what happened, who the PoV competition winner is and whether he or she has used the veto or not. Are you happy with the outcome?
For those who don't have the live feeds, here's what happened. The veto players were Shane, Willie, Wil, Frank, Kara and Danielle. JoJo hosted the PoV competition. Who's the PoV competition winner? It's Shane and during the veto ceremony, he didn't use it. Thus, Frank and Kara remain as nominees.
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I'm back! Six days spent in a whirlwind of lectures, jetlag, a WebEx, an interview, more lectures, continued jetlag, a Twitter chat, early mornings and a whole lot of learning! So much so, that I've decided to divide my trip into two blog posts. Today is the learnings. Later this week will be the fun stuff!
First up, let me give you some context. I travelled to San Francisco to attend the AAD (American Academy of Dermatology) Annual Meeting, with the Novartis Skin To Live In team and a truly amazing young lady, their Skin Impressions ambassador, Melissa. You know how we often hear that psoriasis can negatively impact the patient's self-esteem? Well, psoriasis schmoriasis! If you really want to give your self-esteem a good wallop, try posing for a picture beside a stunning 23 year old professional ballerina.
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And just in case you have any slight scrap of self-confidence left, why not tear it to complete shreds by posing beside CariDee English, a former America's Top Model winner? Who also happens to be a psoriasis sufferer. And about six feet tall. Wearing heels. (As was I – feel free to laugh!)
Moving swiftly along ….
There is Good News! Yes, it even deserves capitals! At every lecture, we heard repeated stories of new research being done and new drugs coming onto the market, some as soon as this year. But what is remarkable about some of these new drugs is that in clinical trials, they have attained 100% clearance of psoriasis in some patients. No more talk of 75% clear skin, or whooping with joy at possibly reaching 90% clear skin. This time people, we're talking 100% clearance. It appears that this is now a realistic and achievable goal. Good to know as it genuinely never occurred to me to aim for anything less than 100% clear skin! I mean that's a bit like saying 'Oooh, I really hope I'll come third in this race'. What on earth is the point of that? So yes! There is every reason to be hopeful, and although I'm not a scientist or a medic, I did understand that the key word in all this is 'IL 17'. Don't ask me the technical stuff … just know that this is what you need to ask your dermatologist about! Go forth and investigate.
But now the more sobering news. I always aim to keep things upbeat and positive on this blog, because quite honestly, there is enough negativity around the subject of psoriasis. But this subject is so serious that I'm not even going to attempt flippancy. I'm talking about comorbidities. I went to San Francisco and I knew the basics. I knew that having psoriasis meant having an increased risk of cardiac disease, stroke, Crohns disease and arthritis. But true to form, I buried my head in the sand convincing myself that such things could never happen to me. I live in a rose-tinted world where I honestly believe that psoriasis is 'my thing' – it would be too cruel to have something else thrown at me as well. (My world is a happy, albeit deluded, space!)
I sat in on lectures where the speakers did not expect to have patients in the audience. So they were blunt with their findings. There was no sugar coating of details for the patient's benefit. And the stark reality is that as we know, psoriasis is not just a skin disease … it's an autoimmune disorder. What we may not know however, is that very severe psoriasis can cause extreme cardiac inflammation. And this – are you sitting down? – can increase mortality risk by 50%. I saw the slides. They were terrifying. This highlights how important it is that people suffering with moderate to severe psoriasis see their dermatologist regularly … and yet studies show that 45% of patients have not visited their dermatologist in the past year.
Being overweight was cited again and again as a risk factor. It exacerbates psoriasis and in turn increases the risk of cardiac disease. These were grim lectures, given by both dermatologists and cardiologists. I gave up smoking 12 months ago (with thanks to a persistent dermatologist who shamed me into it!) but if I hadn't, I honestly think these lectures would have scared me into quitting.
So the learnings are that we need to take care of ourselves. Not just of our skin, but of our whole bodies. The hypothesis is that when skin disease improves, vascular inflammation will decrease. Data is still being gathered for this. But even as we're waiting for our skin to clear, there is still plenty that we can all do to help ourselves. And it's not rocket science! We've heard it all before.
- Reaching your goal weight is imperative
- Cut down on sugar
- Increase 'healthy fats' in the diet e.g. almonds, avocado, etc.
- Exercise; even if you can only manage a moderate amount. Some is better than none.
- Quit smoking
This has nothing to do with vanity and everything to do with living a healthy and longer life. For me, it was a serious wake-up call. I have been faffing about with the gym and half-heartedly watching my diet for the past few months. Well, no more! I am now on a mission to get back to goal weight, to follow the guidelines set out and basically to do everything that I can to help myself. So come join me and let's see what we can achieve. And for goodness sake, if you haven't seen your dermatologist in over a year, make it a priority to do so right now. Remember! This is not just a pretty catchphrase. Psoriasis really is more than skin deep!
End of lecture.
See you in a few days with fashion 'n fun!
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Maybe you should make these a little longer or combine a few together...?? And Bat's the only one who uses magic...Something to think about when making the 8th one...Just suggestions......=)
i know, this is only the 2nd chapter lol!
That was kinda nice.
Those texts went WAY too fast. Couldn't read them... >:/
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The story is getting suspensive, but they need to be longer videos
You got it! I'll try making it longer and longer.
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CARSON, Calif. — David Beckham and Juninho scored to help the Los Angeles Galaxy rally for a 2-1 victory over FC Dallas on Sunday night.
The Galaxy (18-7-5) will face Seattle in the playoffs after winning the Supporters' Shield for finishing with the league's best record.
"Tonight was a step forward," Galaxy coach Bruce Arena said. "We haven't been in a game where we've been forced to show up, play hard, fight and scrap for everything we could get. We did that tonight."
The Supporters' Shield is the first trophy that the Galaxy won since Beckham joined the team in 2007.
"I've won quite a few accolades and awards over the years," Beckham said. "But for us, it's not over. We want to go all the way and we want to win everything."
Atiba Harris scored for Dallas (12-4-14), which will play defending MLS Cup champion Real Salt Lake.
"I think any of those four teams could end up in the championship game," Dallas coach Schellas Hyndman said. "We would have won the Supporter's Shield last year with the points we have. That's just a compliment to all the other teams that are doing so well."
Juninho broke a 1-1 tie in the 46th minute. Dallas defender Zach Loyd headed Landon Donovan's aerial pass to Juninho, who volleyed it into the net from 18 yards.
Harris gave Dallas a 1-0 lead in the 22nd minute with a 5-yard header off Eric Alexander's left-wing cross. Alexander began the play by intercepting Galaxy defender Sean Franklin's attempted clearance.
"To my surprise, they came out with all their guns," Arena said. "We had to keep our concentration for 90 minutes."
Beckham tied it in the 33rd minute. Donovan pushed Dallas' Jackson Goncalves away to steal the ball near the left end line and passed to Beckham, who fired a low 23-yard shot between goalkeeper Dario Sala and the left post.
Donovan received his league-leading 16th assist, a career high.
Edson Buddle had two chances to tie San Jose's Chris Wondolowski for the league lead goals. But in the 67th minute, Sala used his right hand to block Buddle's 7-yard header off Beckham's corner kick.
In the 68th minute, Sala dropped Beckham's corner kick but Buddle shot the loose ball wide of the right post.
Wondolowski finished with 18 goals.
CREW 3, UNION 1: At Columbus, Ohio, Columbus midfielder Eddie Gaven set up a penalty, assisted on a goal and made two saves to help the Crew beat Philadelphia.
Gaven took over for goalkeeper William Hesmer in the 86th minute after Hesmer had to leave the match after a collision with Union (8-15-7) defender Danny Califf.
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The Crew had already used their three substitutes so Gaven was forced to play the goal.
The Union's Sebastien Le Toux made it 3-1 in the 87th minute with a strike from 20 yards that went through Gaven's gloves.
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Star player: Trey Watkins because he is hitting over .600, has scored 16 or 17 rins already, and has stolen 12 bases.
Sparkplug: Renny Weber because he is hitting over .500, playing solid 3rd base, and helping out at catcher.
Strong point: Hitting the ball.
What we need to work on: Pitching, we have plenty of pitchers and no one has stepped up to dominate.
Season update: 5-4Desty Darlings
Star player: Courtney Harper because she's always happy and ready to help others.
Sparkplug: Autumn Billings because she has improved so much.
Strong point: We're determined and excited about competition.
What we need to work on: Staying focused on the goal of doing our best at competition.
Season update: Competition was on March 10.Winter Drumline
Star player: Steven Tumblin because he is our top player and he is a very outgoing performer. The thing about indoor drum line is that you have to act to portray the point of your piece to the audience and Tublin does that very well.
Sparkplug: Rachel Nauck because she works really hard.
Strong point: The general effect of our show. During our first few competitions we have scored high in general effect, which is getting the point of the show across to the audience.
What we need work on: We are focusing on performing music better.
Season update: At the regional competition we finished 3rd in finals and 2 in prelims.Winter Guard
Strong point: The guard's ability to adjust to changes
What we need to work on: The lack of focus.
Season update: We did not do as well as we wanted to but we are moving up the ladder.Boys Tennis
Star player: Garrett Ryan because he is new to the team this year but he has shown great skill.
Sparkplug: Holden Sycster because he is also new to the team but he has great heart and I believe he will do well.
What we need to work on: The number of boy players on the team.
Season update: 1-1Girls Tennis
Star player: Kelly Carlson because she moved up to number one seed this week.
Sparkplug: Valicia Miller because she has good skill.
Strong point: The top six seeded girls are very strong players.
What we need to work on: Consistency
Season update: 1-1Softball
Star player: Paige Caillouet because she came in to bat as a substitute batter and hit a homerun.
Sparkplug: Desiree Harvey because she is a consistent batter and makes good decisions.
Strong point: Hitting the ball and putting it into play.
What we need to work on: Errors, errors, errors
Season update: 9-3-1
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Claire Novak and Tom LaMarra handicap two Kentucky Derby prep races this week. The Louisiana Derby featuring International Star and the Besilu Stables Florida Derby featuring Upstart. watch video
"If you don't do it (again), they're right there to say, 'This guy can do better.' That's the way it goes," said Nick Zito, who will saddle Quimet in the March 28 Florida Derby (gr. I) and Frammento in the Blue Grass (gr. I).
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Upstart, winner of the Holy Bull Stakes (gr. III) and disqualified from first in the Besilu Stables Fountain of Youth Stakes (gr. II), breezed six furlongs at Palm Meadows March 13. Frosted and Imperia also worked.
Because of an issue with his right hind leg, Khozan has been taken off the road to the Kentucky Derby presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), according to Al Shaqab Racing's U.S. racing manager Bradley Weisbord.
After torrential rain washed away the $200,000 Fasig-Tipton Swale Stakes (gr. II) at Gulfstream Park Feb. 28, grade I winner Daredevil looks set to remain in the field when the rescheduled race runs March 7.
Gulfstream Park and Fasig-Tipton have announced a $1 million bonus to the owner of the 2016 Florida Derby (gr. I) winner if that horse is a graduate of this year's 2015 Fasig-Tipton Florida 2-year-olds in training sale.
Gulfstream had all-sources pari-mutuel handle of $20,583,598 for its 12-race Fountain of Youth Stakes (gr. II) card Feb. 21, its second-best wagering total on a non-Florida Derby (gr. I) day since it opened its new facility.
A bumped start barely fazed heavily-favored Khozan in his second straight romp at Gulfstream Park Feb. 22. The $1 million purchase by Al Shaqab Racing impressed again with a 12 3/4-length win.
A Thoroughbred owner for nearly 50 years, Ralph Evans has attended just one edition of the Kentucky Derby (gr. I)--the 1979 renewal. Upstart could take him back with a runner and is looking to continue on the path Feb. 21.
Ralph M. Evans' Upstart has been installed the 8-5 favorite in the eight-horse field entered for the Feb. 21, $400,000 Besilu Stables Fountain of Youth Stakes (gr. II) at Gulfstream Park.
The Mr. Prospector sire line has been an American institution since his first runners hit the races in 1978. Those descending from his son Gone West have remained relatively true to Mr. Prospector's gift of brilliant speed.
Keeneland's January horses of all ages sale, topped by $2.2 million mare Up, closed Jan. 15 with across-the-board declines in a year that featured no major dispersals.
Keeneland's January horses of all ages sale opened its four-day run Jan. 12 with mixed results, as gross fell but average gained and median remained level in a market widely described as "fair" by consignors.
WinStar Farm's Take Charge Indy, the regally-bred grade I-winning millionaire by A.P. Indy, had his first reported foal Monday, Jan. 5 when a dark bay or brown filly was born at Royal Thoroughbreds in Freedom, N.Y.
There will be a sense of normalcy, with no neighborhood competition from Calder Casino & Race Course, and a scent of some still-fresh paint Dec. 6 when Gulfstream Park opens its 2014-15 "Championship Meet."
Multiple graded stakes winner Fort Loudon will stand his first season at stud in 2015 at Bridlewood Farm in Ocala, Fla.
Declaration of War, third on his only start on dirt in last year's Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I), will relocate to Coolmore's Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky., for the 2015 breeding season, it was announced Oct. 22.
Grade III-placed Take Charge Brandi will aim for her breakthrough stakes win Saturday, Sept. 6, when she faces an expected nine other 2-year-old fillies in the $200,000 Pocahontas Stakes (gr. III) at Churchill Downs.
Gulfstream Park announced a record $11.25 million stakes program for its 2014-2015 Championship Meet, highlighted by the 64th running of the $1 million Florida Derby (gr. I) March 28.
George and Lori Hall's Pants On Fire makes his seasonal debut July 27 in the Monmouth Cup Stakes (gr. II) as the 6-year-old son of Jump Start seeks to repeat his victory in the 2013 edition.
Better Lucky, last by more than a dozen lengths after a half-mile, came flying down the stretch to catch Grace Hall at the finish to win the $100,000 Shine Again Stakes by a head at Saratoga Race Course July 21.
My Miss Aurelia, the 2011 champion 2-year-old filly, will make her first start in 16 months in the $100,000 Shine Again Stakes at Saratoga Race Course Monday, July 21.
Front-running Iotapa, bouncing back from disappointing effort at Churchill Downs, left the favorites behind with a superb effort in the $300,000 Vanity Stakes (gr. I) June 14 at Santa Anita Park.
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"Pluralism" has a reassuring tone. "Live and let live," people tell each other, and many religious groups – including Orthodox Jews – have flourished in America as a result.
But pluralism has a cost. Even as I am entitled to my space for worship, so is the other fellow, no matter the inconvenience to me. I must listen patiently as bells peal the hour, and expect he will not object to my siren on erev Shabbos. As I said, live and let live.
In countries where pluralism never took hold, clashes sometimes occur within a denomination as well as between religions. We watch with horror as Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims kill each other, and the history of Europe is largely defined by wars over differing expressions of Christianity.
For the most part, the civilized world has sought to move beyond this internecine conflict. Different Christian sects in Jerusalem are careful not to encroach on each other's property and privilege, no matter the vehemence of a historical claim or intense the remembrance of an injustice.
Similarly, the authority invested in the Waqf by the Israeli government represents an earnest desire to calm religious tensions there.
But even as efforts are made to avoid interfering with the rights of Muslims and Christians in Israel, there seems to be increasing disregard for the rights of Orthodox Jews. Nor are we talking about tenuous claims that trace back into the distant past.
Practices, rights, and a modus vivendi that were unquestioned – almost inalienable – just forty years ago have suddenly been abrogated.
Consider first the status quo in Israel. A little over sixty years ago the creation of an independent state was far from certain. Britain's historic love affair with Arab oil, Europe's recent emergence from World War II, and Arab nationalism created a fiercely hostile atmosphere worldwide. A wealthy, politically well-connected and vocal Reform Jewish community fought the establishment of a Jewish state, as did the small but highly motivated Neturei Karta and its allies.
As expected, unequivocal support for a state came from Zionist groups. But it was only after being assured the religious status quo would be an integral part of an independent State of Israel that the support of Orthodox Jews (with some notable exceptions) was forthcoming. It was this broadened base of support that encouraged David Ben-Gurion to declare a state and influenced President Truman to recognize it.
It comes then with poor grace, effrontery even, to disrupt this status quo. Genuine democracy respects the rights of the minority and is true to its antecedents. Creating the Karta parking lot in Jerusalem paved over rights enshrined in the very founding of the State of Israel. Force majeur (greater force) creates reality, but it does not create right; no one ever imagined that Israel would evolve to the point where "might makes right."
The same is true of the controversy surrounding the Intel plant in Jerusalem. The status quo of Jerusalem is clear: a factory such as Intel should not be operating on Shabbos. No argument regarding unemployment, no show of force by local police, can create a new morality that transcends the sanctity of Shabbos. Nor can anyone abrogate the validity of the status quo agreement that was adopted as a covenant with the ground, even according to those who do not recognize the supremacy of Torah.
Finally, a conversation with the Women of the Wall must take place in which we explain why we believe they have no claim to the moral high ground. Calmly, we would remind them that the Western Wall is a holy site whose traditions and rituals had been enshrined through more than 2,000 years of practice.
Surely all would agree that freedom of religion calls for preserving such prior practice and rules of order that trace to antiquity.
And to those who cherish the principle of pluralism, we would point out that while pluralism speaks to the right to practice as they wish, it does not grant them the right to practice where they wish. Not in America and not in Israel.
About the Author: Dr. Bernard Fryshman is a professor of Physics at the New York Institute of Technology, and Executive Vice President, emeritus, of the Association of Advanced Rabbinical and Talmudic Schools, a US Department of Education recognized accrediting agency.
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Erica Pelman is a spiritually-driven woman. She is founder and director of "In Shifra's Arms" (ISA), an organization that offers aid to pregnant Jewish women of all religious backgrounds practically, financially and emotionally. Its arms are open to any pregnant woman in need whether single, divorced, separated, or from a financially-strapped family. "Presently, we are […]
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