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New "Guardians of the Galaxy" Promotional Images Debut
New promotional images from "Guardians of the Galaxy" have hit online, giving a closer look at the galactic Marvel heroes on drink holders.
Brubaker: "Captain America" Sequel is "Best Movie That Marvel Has Ever Made"
The man who resurrected Bucky Barnes as the Winter Soldier, Ed Brubaker has nothing but praise for the "Captain America" sequel.
First Footage of "All Hail The King" Marvel One-Shot Hits
Sir Ben Kingsley returns to his "Iron Man 3" role in the first footage of the upcoming Marvel One-Shot, "All Hail The King," debuting Feb. 25.
RUMOR: Kretschmann is "Avengers: Age of Ultron's" Baron Von Strucker
"Dracula" actor Thomas Kretschmann has joined the cast of "Age of Ultron" as a mystery villain, rumored to be HYDRA head Baron Von Strucker.
"American Hustle's" Michael Pena Reportedly Offered "Ant-Man" Role
Michael Peña ("Eastbound & Down," "Gangster Squad") has reportedly been offered a role alongside Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas in Marvel's "Ant-Man."
Johnny Depp Rumored to Have Met With Marvel About "Doctor Strange" [UPDATED]
The latest Marvel movie rumor has the Johnny Depp meeting with the studio about the lead role in the long-gestating "Doctor Strange." UPDATED with a conflicting report.
Michael Douglas Joins "Ant-Man" as Hank Pym; Rudd Will Play Scott Lang
The latest "Ant-Man" news sees Michael Douglas joining the cast as Hank Pym, along with the revelation Paul Rudd will play Scott Lang.
Cap & Falcon Team Up In New "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" Photo
A newly-released photo from "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" show Chris Evans & Anthony Mackie teaming up as Captain America & Falcon.
Ben Kingsley Stars in Marvel's "All Hail The King" One-Shot
Sir Ben Kingsley reprises his "Iron Man 3" role for the upcoming "All Hail The King" Marvel One-Shot on the "Thor: The Dark World" Blu-ray release.
Evans' Captain America is the "Meat and Potatoes" Superhero
Chris Evans weighs in on why he's excited about "The Winter Soldier," including its tone and exploration of Steve Rogers in the modern world.
Stan Lee To Appear On "Agents of SHIELD"
Stan Lee, the king of Marvel cameos, is set to appear in an upcoming episode of "Agents of SHIELD" in a "big role."
The Must-See Fandom Events Set To Rock 2014
From "Godzilla" and "Guardians of the Galaxy" to Image's slate and the return of "Game of Thrones," CBR runs down the top fandom events of 2014.
Falcon, Crossbones Feature In "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" Photos
Marvel's newly-released "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" photos bring new looks at Anthony Mackie, Frank Grillo and more.
"Captain America" Sequel Moves Away From "Boy Scout" Territory
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" co-writer Christopher Markus says Steve Rogers will move past the "pious Boy Scout" image in the new film.
Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy" Debuts First Official Photo
Disney has released the first official still image from Marvel Studios'"Guardians of the Galaxy," along with a plot synopsis.
It's Official: Vin Diesel is Groot in "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Marvel has finally officially announced what Vin Diesel has long teased -- that the "Fast and the Furious" star will play Groot in director James Gunn's space adventure.
Paul Rudd Is Ant-Man -- But Which One?
Several men have donned Ant-Man's helmet in Marvel's comics, but which alter-ego best fits Paul Rudd's talents?
Marvel Officially Confirms Paul Rudd as "Ant-Man"
Marvel has confirmed that Paul Rudd will play "Ant-Man" in the 2015 film, one day after reports he was in "early talks" for the role.
Paul Rudd Reportedly Negotiating "Ant-Man" Deal
Following weeks of rumors, "Anchorman" actor Paul Rudd is reportedly in "early talks" for the title role in Marvel Studios' "Ant-Man."
With Great Hype Comes Great Disappointment: "Agents of SHIELD" Battles Expectations
Are unrealistic expectations to blame for fans' disappointment with the first season of "Marvel's Agents of SHIELD?"
Cheadle To Suit Up For "Avengers: Age of Ultron"
A new report states that Don Cheadle's next appearance as James Rhodes will be in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" for a "key role."
"Agents of SHIELD" EP Says Upcoming Episodes are "More in the Marvel Direction"
On midseason finale eve, "Agents of SHIELD" executive producer Jeffrey Bell tells CBR News fans will feel more of a Marvel influence on the show.
WATCH: Electro, Rhino & More In First "Amazing Spider-Man 2" Trailer
The first trailer for "Amazing Spider-Man 2" offers looks at Rhino and Electro, with glimpses of potential future Sinister Six members!
Sif Journeys To Midgard's Children's Hospital Los Angeles
"Thor: The Dark World" actress Jaimie Alexander visited Children's Hospital Los Angeles dressed as Sif to visit patients and staff.
Crossbones May Appear Beyond "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Frank Grillo says Marvel has plans for brutal mercenary Brock Rumlow outside of his debut in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."
Marvel Confirms Olsen, Taylor-Johnson for "Avengers: Age of Ultron"
Marvel has released official confirmation of Elizabeth Olsen and Aaron Taylor-Johnson's involvement in "The Avengers: Age of Ultron."
"Thor: The Dark World" Passes $500M in Global Box Office
After three weeks of international release, "Thor: The Dark World" is the latest Marvel Studios film to gross more than $500 million worldwide.
Chris Pratt Explains the Humor in "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Actor Chris Pratt says Marvel Studios' Guardians of the Galaxy" ties "comedy and drama together" in a way where one can't work without the other.
The Quicksilver Clause: Which Characters Straddle the Marvel/Fox Line?
A handful of unnamed characters' film rights occupy a "middle ground" between Marvel Studios and Fox. We look at who might be on the list.
Terrence Howard Blames Robert Downey Jr. For His Iron Man 2" Ouster
Terrence Howard has alleged that Robert Downey Jr. bears some of the blame for his departure from Marvel's blockbuster franchise.
COMIC REEL: Marvel/Netflix Shows Gain Traction; del Toro on "Justice League Dark"
Reports for Marvel/Netflix show writers begin to surface; Guillermo del Toro brings "Justice League Dark" update; plus, new clips & more.
Marvel Studios Debuts New Intro "Flip" Animation
President Kevin Feige shares a look at Marvel Studios' new animated "flip" intro and explains its significance to the company.
Goddard Takes on Marvel's "Daredevil" Netflix Series
"World War Z" writer Drew Goddard is reportedly in negotiations to pen Marvel's live-action "Daredevil" series distributed by Netflix.
Olsen Confirms Role as Scarlet Witch in "Avengers: Age of Ultron"
Elizabeth Olsen has confirmed what Samuel L. Jackson stated in October; she will be Joss Whedon's Scarlet Witch in "Avengers: Age of Ultron."
Quicksilver One Of "A Handful" Of Marvel Characters Who Could Pop Up At Fox
Kevin Feige says there are other characters beyond Quicksilver who could appear outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe in other franchises.
"Thor: The Dark World's" Mid-Credits Mystery Man Explained
Brian Cronin provides a detailed history of the Marvel Comics character who makes his live-action debut at the end of "Thor: The Dark World."
In Your Face Jam - 11/11/2013
Marvel Studios is on a victory lap following "The Avengers," and writer Brett White has realized what they've done right.
"Thor" sequel tops $86 million domestically in opening weekend
"Thor: The Dark World" strikes hard at the North American box office, with a global total of $327 million to date.
Five Avengers/X-Men Crossovers Fit For Film
With Kevin Feige's "never say never" attitude toward a potential crossover between Marvel's Avengers and Fox's X-Men, SPINOFF ONLINE looks at the stories they could draw inspiration from.
"Thor: The Dark World" brings in $31.6 million on Friday
The sequel to 2011's "Thor" opens strong in North America, putting it on track for a $80 million opening weekend.
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Deco Online
UPDATE: This game has been shutdown and is no longer available
Deco Online is a 3D Fantasy game that bills itself as a 'casual PvP MMORPG.' Join one of two warring nations; Millena or Rain and battle it out for supremacy. A quick tutorial walks players through the game basics and takes them to level 10 when they can make their first class change.
Publisher: JoyMax
Playerbase: Low
Graphics: Medium Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Low
PvP: Yes – faction based
Filesize: 624 MB
Pros: +Great tutorial. +Auto looting. +Combo system makes combat more involved. +Plenty of quests available. +Faction based PvP.
Cons: -Limited character customization. -Repetitive combat and monster models. -Heavy grind. -Buggy movement.
Deco Online Overview
Deco Online chronicles the on going war between the nations of Millena and Rain. The forces of Millena excel at physical combat with weapons like swords and bows while the Rain rely on magic and spiritual forces. The two sides have slightly different tutorial zones but both are straight forward and speedily take players to levl 10 at which time they can make their first class change. There aren't a whole lot of classes available in Deco Online and both sides share the same single race; human. The classes are:
Swordsman - The melee specialists of Deco, swordsman can chose to master either one handed weapons (Knight) or two handed weapons (Mercenary) after reaching level 30.
Archer - Archers are the ranged class of Millena and do not use combos and instead rely on powerful single shots from their bows. At level 30 Archers become Snipers.
Magician - Masters of the elements, Magicians channel the 'Proima' found in all life forms to cast devastating spells.
Shaman - Shamans are casters as well but can stand toe to toe with their enemies unlike Magicians though their damage potential isn't as high.
Deco Online Screenshots
Deco Online Featured Video
Deco Online Review
By Erhan Altay
Deco Online was originally published in 2006 by a Philippine company but shut down within a year. Joymax, the publisher of the mega hit Silkroad Online picked up the license and re-launched the game in mid May of 2008. Deco Online calls itself a 'casual PvP MMORPG' which seems appropriate. The game is simple, sometimes to the point of dullness. There are too few classes choices (4) and the graphic engine & gameplay can best be described as average. But Deco does have its charms so read on if the screenshots or videos interested you.
A Tale of Two Nations
Deco Online centers on the conflict between the two warring nations of Milena and Rain. Naturally, new players are asked to chose a side during character creation. Sadly, this is one of the few choices players get to make; appearance customization is limited to a few hair and face styles. Humans seem to be the single race leaving only clothing styles to differentiate the two nations, class choices are not made until reaching level 10. Until then, all players have the class title 'Stranger.' Each account has two character slots and since there is only a single server this may prove restrictive. After character creation, players are taken to a special tutorial zone which differs in appearance based on which nation you've chosen. In terms of content, both are very much alike; players are taught the basics of combat and are rewarded handsomely each step of the way.
Combo Breaker!
Gameplay in Deco is similar to most other fantasy MMORPGs, both movement and combat are done via point and click with skills and consumables assigned to a toolbar activated via the number keys. The graphics and interface are similarly standard fare; nothing impressive or remarkable there. I experienced some trouble with movement, my character would randomly speed up and slow down and on occasion it was difficult to control. I wouldn't describe it as lag so much as poor pathing. But one thing that sets Deco apart from most games is the combo system built into combat. While attacking, players are prompted to hit certain keys which, if done properly, yield faster and more powerful attacks. This system is similar to the one in Seal Online and like in that game, not all classes benefit from it. Archers and their second job, (at level 30) Snipers, cannot use combos. Combos do force players to be a bit more involved during grinding sessions but the novelty wears off fast. Repeating the same 4 key combination 2-3 times per fight for hours on end actually makes you wish you could simply double click and watch.
Get on With It
Thankfully, most of the text in Deco Online is short and to the point. Quest descriptions are often a single sentence and NPCs cut right to the chase. Even the tutorial is brief and effective — After several kill quests in special training areas you'll hit level 10 and be ready for the first class change. Getting up to this point takes at most 10 minutes but don't get comfortable, the grind kicks in once you leave the tutorial area. But before that, players are given two class choices per nation. Millena players can become either swordsmen or archers while Rain members have the option to train as Magicians or Shamans. I consider this limited class selection a major fault, Deco Online is not an old game so it has no excuse for such restrictions.
Quests for Sale!
After making their first class change, players are taken to the starting city of their respective nations and are set loose to find quests and start grinding. Oddly, most of the quests in Deco must be purchased from special NPCs found scattered across hunting zones. This is an odd system and along with healing items uses up most of your collected gold. An auto loot feature is built in meaning players won't have to manually pick up every item and gold drop, which is a feature I feel all MMORPGs should adopt. It took me longer to get from 10 to 11 than it did to get from 1 to 10, to give you an idea of the grind ahead. What's worse, most maps are rather bland and leave players hunting the same monster for several levels on end. Its only after level 10 that you receive stat and skill points to distribute and like the classes; stats are handled in the most basic way. There are four stats; Power (damage, crit rate), Vitality (hp, defense), Stamina (max sp, magic defense) and Dexterity (hit and dodge rate.)
Guild Pet
Deco Online has an interesting twist on the typical pet system found in other MMORPGs. Individual players can raise pets which help them in combat but guilds (called frontiers) can also have a single powerful pet called a Frontier Guardian. The Frontier Guardian can only be summoned by the top 4 ranking members of a particular guild but can be fed by all members. This special pet cannot participate directly in combat like standard pets but it bestows powerful buffs on all guild members within its radius. Deco also contains other standard features such as personal shops and a list of emotes but it fails to deliver on its main selling points: PvP. The game has a small population which is a major disadvantage for any game but doubly so for a PvP oriented game. What's the point if there's no one to fight? Deco's special PvP match making lobby was either empty or not functioning during my time with the game.
Final Verdict: Fair
Deco Online is a relatively new game but has a difficult time standing out from the crowd. This is a very basic game lacking content which has only found a small audience. Those interested in PvP or traditional fantasy based MMORPGs should look elsewhere, one suggestion is JoyMax's other MMORPG — Silkroad Online.
Deco Online Videos
Deco Online Character Creation
Deco Online Tutorial Video
Deco Online PvP Trailer
Deco Online Raid Boss
Deco Online Gameplay Footage
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Deco Online System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
CPU: Pentium III 733MHz
HDD: 2.0 GB Free
Graphics Card: 64MB 3D
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OS: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
CPU: Pentium 4 1.8GHz or better
RAM: 512 MB or more
HDD: 2.5 GB Free
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Republican candidates enlist wives for campaign ads
The Republican candidates in the US have enlisted their wives help. The real life super heroes. And Jib Jab has released its annual video which looks back over the past year.
Republican candidates enlist wives for campaign ads
"You can never predict what kind of tough decisions are going to come in front of a president's desk. But if you really want to know how a person will operate, look at how they've lived their life." This was Ann Romney, wife of Mitt Romney, one of the possible Republican Presidential candidates for 2012. The clip was posted online last week; she talks about how her husband's experience speaks for itself, and how he is the only capable of getting the country back on its feet.
But Mrs Romney is not the only wife getting involved in the Republican nomination race. Governor for Texas, Rick Perry has also enlisted his other half's help, in this campaign ad called "American Story" which is being aired both online and on the television. Anita Perry looks back to when she and her future husband first met at high school, and talks about their strong moral values; values she promises to instill in Washington if her husband is elected next year.
And the Gingrichs are also busy campaigning. They have released a video clip for Christmas and the New Year. Newt is alongside his wife Callista, (who does not seem quite as happy in front of the camera as the other candidates' wives), they talk of their attachment to the "fire of freedom" that burns in America. It's a very patriotic message, very fitting for this time of year, and should be a hit with a lot of Republican voters.
Real life superheroes
They call themselves Thanatos, Nyx, Phantom Zero and they keep their real identity a secret. Inspired by the American comic book heroes, they have created their characters, along with the costumes and gear that goes with it. But unlike Spiderman or Captain America, these super heroes truly exist.
Some, like Master Legend from Orlando in Florida, patrol the streets at night, fighting crime and helping the police. Others, like Razorhawk from San Diego help the homeless by organizing meals for them.
These caped crusaders sometimes get into trouble with the police. Back in October, Phoenix Jones, whose real name is Ben Fodor, tried to break up a fight outside a nightclub in Seattle. As we can see in this video which has been posted and shared via his Facebook page, he used a tear gas canister to do so. The police got involved and the superhero was the only one arrested at the scene. He appeared in court, and although he is not being sued, he has lost his job working with disabled children.
And the authorities in Canada recently gave a group of teenagers a talking to. They had been passing themselves off as young girls on the Internet, arranging to meet suspected sexual predators in public places, where they would then meet them in their super hero attire. The police ordered them to stop, for their own safety.
Swedish citizens control @sweden Twitter account
Sweden's Twitter account is now controlled by the people of Sweden. Sweden's tourism Ministry has announced that one Swedish citizen will handle the @sweden account each week, in order to portray a more global image of the country. Writer and Professor Jack Werner is the first to take over the Twitter helm and describes it as a simple and fun way to get to know Sweden.
Google launches new gallery for its doodles
Search engine Google now has a website devoted to its famous Doodles. The American company started releasing these adaptations of its logo back in 1998, and they are all available to view on the site, and are classified in chronological order. From the traditional Thanksgiving turkey to the birth of composer Les Paul, all sorts of Doodles have appeared over the years and have become veritable works of art.
Video of the day
American web site Jib Jab has released its annual video which looks back over the events of the past year. From the DSK affair to the phone hacking scandal in the UK, the Arab Spring, and the tsunami in Japan… its' all in there. This round up of 2011 is available to view on sharing sites.


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Super Dance Online (SDO)
Super Dance Online (SDO), previously known as Dance Online, is a 3D rhythm dancing MMO that plays a lot like the the hit game Dance Dance Revolution. Players can dance using their keyboards or even use a dance mat to compete online with hundreds of other players. Win matches and earn 'points' which can be spent on new clothes for your avatar. If you're a fan of dancing or rhythm games, the large selection of songs in Super Dance Online will keep you coming back for more.
Publisher: CibMall
Playerbase: Medium
Graphics: Medium Quality
Type: MMO
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: N/A
Filesize: ~2,200MB
Pros: +Fun DDR Like gameplay. +Dancepads supported. +Good dance animations. +Can save replays. +Large song library. +Good tutorial.
Cons: -Limited graphic options. -Items in the store are too expensive. -Very Large non-english speaking playerbase. -Some latency issues.
Super Dance Online Overview
Super Dance Online, previously known as Dance Online from Acclaim, is a 3D dancing MMO from the Malaysian publisher CibMall. Even though the service is located in Malaysia, the game is accessible by players worldwide. Since Acclaim shut down Dance Online, fans of the game can enjoy Super Dance Online, which is essentially the same exact game. The core gameplay is identical to that of Dance Dance Revolution, but the game spices up the traditional dancing gameplay by mixing it with the traditional MMO components of 'leveling up' and purchasing items for your avatar. Although Super Dance Online plays very closely like other Dancing MMOs, it's the only one that actually uses the Dance Dance Revolution like core gameplay, so if you're a fan of DDR and want to show your skills off online, then Super Dance Online is definitely worth your time.
Super Dance Online Screenshots
Super Dance Online Feature Video
Super Dance Online Review
By, Omer Altay
Before you get too excited about Super Dance Online (SDO-X), the game plays just like the two dancing games out there, Audition Online and ShowUp, but the twist here is that the core gameplay is absolutely identical to that of Dance Dance Revolution (DDR), and that's a GOOD thing! Other dancing games thought that they could reinvent the dancing genre, but needless to say, it didn't work too well. The core gameplay in Super Dance Online is quite fun.
Don't fix it if it ain't broken
I'm convinced Super Dance Online was successful in doing what it intended to do; create a massively multiplayer Dance Dance Revolution game. The developers definitely had a narrow focus, because the core gameplay in Super Dance Online is exactly like that of DDR. If you've never played DDR or heard of DDR, the best way to explain the gameplay is to just watch one of the videos on the 'videos' tab above. Super Dance Online's two competitor's Audition Online and ShowUp thought they could reinvent the entire genre by creating their own dancing systems, but I feel DDR had things right the first time – so the core gameplay in Super Dance Online is better than that of other dancing games. For those unfamiliar with dance-dance revolution, players have to click the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT keys at the correct time in order to score points. More difficult songs will require faster reaction times.
Starting Out
For those interested in actually downloading and installing Super Dance Online – I recommend downloading the game from the torrent file, as its much faster than the HTTP mirror. When I first opened up Super Dance Online I was upset to find out that the game has absolutely no customizable graphic options. The game runs on a single resolution, 800×600, which isn't terrible if you have a 15-17" monitor, but if you're using anything bigger or a widescreen monitor, your game is going to look distorted and stretched out. I'm actually on a 22" monitor, so the game looked poor on my monitor, but fortunately, Dance Online does work in Windowed Mode, so if you have a larger monitor, windowed mode is your only option to escape the stretched out graphics. After configuring my game to run on windowed mode, I joined my first game which was using the game mode 'Boys vs Girls'. The game mode is exactly what it sounds like, Boys vs Girls, but the twist here is that only two people can dance at once, one 'boy' and one 'girl' the rest of the players have to watch until it's their turn. Needless to say, 'waiting to play' wasn't too fun, but it's good to see that Super Dance Online has varied game modes. "Super Star" mode was my favorite game mode, as it let everyone dance at the same time.
The Extras
Aside from the core dancing aspect of Dance Online the does offer a fair amount of features to enhance the enjoyment of the game. One aspect of Dance Online that I liked was the fact that the game records your wins and losses in one convenient place. Not only can you store all your statistics, but the game also lets you save replays, so if you ever had an amazing 'dance' you can save it for future viewing. Another interesting aspect of Dance Online that I'd like to see further developed is the game's player housing. Everyone starts with a 'room' that they can access through the game's map, but the only downside here is that there simply isn't enough to do in your home; you can currently listen to the game's 130+ game tracks, try on new clothes in your wardrobe and watch your saved dance videos. I'd love to see CibMall add some more features here, like upgrading your room, as it would be a great way to keep people playing the game. On the positive side, the game's "item store" has plenty of shirts, accessories, pants and other items – so players can make their characters look unique.
Final Verdict: Fair
The Dancing MMO Genre has a long way to go before it reaches perfection, but until someone creates a genuinely unique and fun dancing MMO, Super Dance Online's core gameplay is still a lot of fun – even if the presentation is lackluster.
Super Dance Online Videos
Super Dance Online Dance Off
Super Dance Online Fast Mode
Super Dance Online Gameplay Footage
Super Dance Online Party Video
Super Dance Online Gameplay Trailer
Super Dance Online Links
Super Dance Online Wikipedia Entry
Super Dance Online System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows XP / Vista / 98 / ME / 2K
CPU: 800 MHz Intel P3
HDD: 2.5 GB Free Space
Graphics Card: Geforce 2 series card or equivalent 64MB VGA Card
Recommended Specification:
OS: Windows XP / Vista / 98 / ME / 2K
CPU: 1.5 Ghz Intel P4
HDD: 2.5 GB Free Space
Graphics Card: Geforce 3 Series card or equivalent 128 MB VGA card


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Ann, a lawyer in San Francisco, had been to see her doctor, but felt frustrated. When she described her symptoms, fatigue, weight loss without trying, and just not feeling well, her doctor said she needed to relax more, or maybe take a vacation. The doctor shrugged off Ann's concerns, saying she was young and in her prime and that she had nothing to worry about.
When Ann's symptoms worsened, she went to another doctor recommended by a friend and was diagnosed with lupus , an autoimmune disease. With the cause of her symptoms finally identified, she was able to begin a treatment plan that helped control the symptoms that were upsetting her life.
Difficulty Getting Diagnosed
The term autoimmune disease encompasses more than 80 different, serious chronic illnesses. Many are rare, but as a group they plague more than 20 million Americans. Autoimmune diseases may be a leading cause of death in young and middle-aged women.
Ann's experience is not uncommon. The American Autoimmune Related Disease Association (AARDA) found that more than half of patients with autoimmune diseases had been labeled hypochondriacs or chronic complainers during the earlier stages of their illnesses. This may be due to the nature of the symptoms: they are vague, tend to come and go, and are often hard to describe. Additionally, autoimmune diseases tend to strike women during their childbearing years, when a woman typically looks healthy.
Getting a correct diagnosis may be difficult in the beginning stages, but it is imperative. The inability to quickly identify an autoimmune disease can take a serious toll on a person, both physically and mentally.
Finding the Connection
Researchers do not know why more women suffer from autoimmune diseases. In fact, little is known about what causes autoimmune diseases. It appears that hormones may play a role. The involvement of hormones has been hypothesized because the expression of autoimmune diseases and their symptoms seems to be related to changes in hormone levels.
"No study clearly states that hormones cause autoimmune diseases," says Virginia Ladd, president and founder of the AARDA, "but a connection between the two is evident. If you look at the number of diagnoses after puberty and before menopause , you see a much higher rate than before or after these events. Also, some diseases suddenly improve during pregnancy, with symptoms re-emerging after delivery, and others may get worse with pregnancy."
"The research is in its infancy, and although the inter-relationship between hormones and autoimmune diseases is acknowledged, most aspects of this relationship are not clearly understood," Ladd explains.
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The immune system defends the body's health by fighting foreign invaders. The key to proper functioning of the immune system is its ability to distinguish "self" from "non-self" tissues. Autoimmune disorders occur when the control process is thrown out of whack and the immune system reacts to normal, self body tissue. The body actually attacks its own tissues and can destroy body tissues, change organ function, or cause abnormal organ growth.
Genetics play a role in the development of the disease. Numerous genes are involved and work together to increase a person's susceptibility. You may inherit genes that make you more likely to get an autoimmune disease. A combination of genes and other factors can trigger an autoimmune disease to start.
Autoimmune diseases tend to cluster in families. Interestingly, though, the clusters manifest as different autoimmune diseases: a mother may have diabetes ; a daughter may have lupus; and a grandmother may have rheumatoid arthritis .
Noel Rose, MD, PhD, a professor at Johns Hopkins University and expert in the field of autoimmune diseases, states in a paper presented at an AARDA conference that "genetic components represent something on the order of half of the risks. If you have a genetic predisposition to autoimmunity, you may have two or five times as much chance of developing autoimmunity as someone else."
There appear to be agents in the environment that trigger the disease or exacerbate symptoms. These agents include:
- Sunlight, which cannot only worsen the symptoms of lupus, but may also bring about the disease
- Silica, which has been found to possibly induce scleroderma
- Iodine, which may aggravate thyroid disease
- Viral infections, which may bring on or heighten certain immune diseases
- Stress and anxiety , which have been shown to increase the severity and frequency of some symptoms
Although researchers believe there may be some association between autoimmune diseases and the environment, the relationship is not clear and much remains to be discovered.
Managing Autoimmune Diseases
Most autoimmune diseases are chronic and few can be cured. Treatment focuses on reducing the severity of the symptoms. In some cases, symptoms may be reduced with steroidal or other anti-inflammatory medicines. With severe diseases, it may be necessary to suppress the immune system with immunosuppressive medicines.
Until effective treatment or preventive measures are discovered, experts say that learning to cope with the disease is the best strategy. Developing coping mechanisms can be challenging and even frightening. You may not only question your own ability to cope but also the ability of those around you.
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Recently, my friend told me that I should be sharing more everyday recipes on Rasa Malaysia—meaning homey recipes that can be served on a constant basis. Truth be told, I cook and eat mostly everyday dishes at home. I mean, blog aside, most of the recipes I make are humble, everyday dishes that you will want to eat over and over again, without ever getting bored. Clay pot chicken with mushroom is one of them. I don't know why it has taken me this long to share this wonderful recipe; I guess the notion that it is not that visually appealing is the main reason.
Anyway, during winter months, I use my clay pot almost once a week. I have so many recipes that can be easily prepared in a clay pot, for examples: Taiwanese 3-Cup Chicken, Sesame Oil Chicken, Cantonese Beef Stew, Malaysian Yong Tow Foo, Curry Fish Head, Bak Kut Teh, pork belly in soy sauce, and braised pork ribs with daikon. Clay pot is without a doubt one of my favorite kitchen utensils. The thought of something stewing, braising, and simmering in this kitchenware is enough to stir up my appetite.
Clay pot chicken with mushroom is a very versatile dish. You can throw in extra ingredients to dress up this humble dish—carrot, daikon, onion, or even Cantonese lap cheong (sausage). Either way, the taste is remarkable and the sauce is great with a bowl of soft, fluffy steamed rice.
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This looks good and I have all of these ingredients. Will make this for dinner tonight. Do you have any guidance for maintenance the clay-pot? So far I have cracked two of them already. Thanks!
do u know any 月子餐? thanks
Thank you for all the yummy recipes you are posting. Love from Romania and Merry Christmas to you, your loved ones and followers! xx
we like "humble receipies" in canada we call them "comfort food"
ooo, yum!
This sounds wonderful – I wish I had a clay pot to make it.
i love these kind of healty, low- fat asian dishes ….i ll definitely try this one, and want more!… :)
Dear Rasa Malaysia,
I always love your quick, simple yet delicious everyday recipes, and am looking forward as you share even more of these in the future! ^^
Agree with you Bee, I love simple clay pot stews. Anything with mushroom is good! Happy holidays.
Love these types of dishes and yes, please keep them coming! More to light the home fires with! :) I this I'll try think with our local clay pot (called a palayok) :) Happy holidays to you and your family Bee!!
Renee – try this recipe, I am sure you will love it: http://rasamalaysia.com/recipe-sesame-oil-chicken/
Thanks Bee :) I just heard about this recipe from my Taiwan friend, I will try it for sure.
Will definitely try this claypot recipe. Claypots just make food taste so much better. :)
I will try this.
This looks so healthy and very easy to do. I've been thinking of what else to do with that clay pot that I have.
I'm going to make this recipe tomorrow.
I love your recipes, they're so easy and sooooo good.
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Hi Bee, wishing you and your family a blessed Christmas & new year!
Your friend is right, you should post more homely recipes like that. Don't worry about it being visually appealing or not. As long as it's tummy appealing :-)
Love this dish~! I made it for Christmas dinner with family and they absolutely loved this dish <3
Perfect dish for the winter :) Love clay pot dishes hehe even though i've never managed to successfully make one lol
Does anyone know if its safe or even possible to use a claypot on an induction stove top?
We love this dish and cozy photo and have some cute clay pots to try it in.
Adam – you cannot use a clay pot on an induction burner, they only work with metal pots. You can use a metal plate designed for non-metallic pots but it may get too hot and crack the pot.
Rasa Malaysia is there a substitute for Shaoxing wine? I am not optimistic about finding it here.
Thanks for the recipe!
Anyone know where can i buy the clay pots? Thanks!
Funny, all these years photographing mushrooms, and I never thought to photograph the dishes we create with them. Not being concerned with what's edible, just what's photogenic, has been my mantra when out in the field. I'll have to branch out into food photography, I guess!
I have a couple of clay pots brought back from Japan but I am afraid to use them over an electric stove top . Is it safe and any suggestions on how to use them ? Ie like a metal pot ?
My clay pot (donabe) just cracked and is leaking. Found a site with instruction to fix cracks and leaks but this crack runs all the way to top. I was using it to steam frozen veggies (big no no…) Such a bummer. I Read they shouldn't be used on electric stove. Does anyone know if the same is true for dolsot? I read its OK but wonder if anyone has experience with it. Also, what other dishes besides soup and bibimbap can you make in them?
question: How do you use a claypot? Will it not crack due to the intense heat? I'd like to try but have never used a claypot to cook in before. Please advise!
Since I am a Muslim, can i trade Shaoxing wine with something more permissible or can i not use it at all?
Thanks for the recipe! Sounds delicious! Could I find out if it is alright to use a normal pot if I don't have a claypot? Thanks in advance!
Can you use any rice wine – I'm in the UK and don't know where I'd get Shaoxing wine.
Sounds wonderful – I can't wait to try it :)
Yes, any chinese cooking wine will do.
Is it ok to substitute the clay pot for a casserole dish? I've just looked for a clay pot on amazon and was taken aback by the price!
Thank you in advance x
I'm dying to make this! Is it possible to cook everything and then add rice to the bottom? Do you have any recommendations? I love crunchy rice.
Would a traditional Mexican, terra cotta clay baker work with this recipe too?
Been searching high and low for a clay pot in Kuala Lumpur. Any ideas where I can buy one from?
This recipe looks awesome and exactly what I am after
I will be using a gas stove with a glazed pot do you reccomend using a heat diffuser? Worried about my pot on a direct flame.
Would this work in the oven?
Can I know where did you get your claypot?Thanks
Made this for my family. They loved it!
First of all it's a fantastic recipe. I loved cooking it in my clay pot I got from mecware.US (online). They do a great job in the kitchen. If you are using the pot for the first time or after some time you will have to season the pot. Here is a link that will help you to maintain your clay pot & pans "http://miriamsearthencookware.com/how-to-cook-in-clay-pots/"


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One thing I resolved to do better is learning how to bake, so when I was home this past trip, I managed to pick up a ton of baking essentials: cookie cutters, scale, baking thermometer, cake tester, scraping spoons, etc. (Things are a lot cheaper in Malaysia despite the weak dollars!).
Last weekend, I unwrapped all my shiny new baking gear and put them to good use. I made some shortbread cookies. I am always green with envy when I see blogs graced with adorable and beautiful cookie pictures such as this, this, and this–the ribbon, the composition of the pictures, and those little cookies that you just wanted to scratch from the monitor and pop them in your mouth–so I decided to dress up my blog with some eye-candy pictures, too…
Not too shabby, huh?
My recipe is adapted from Joy of Cooking. It's really simple to follow and almost fail-proof (that's always a big plus). I really like the shortbread cookies. They are simply delicious.
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I love this picture soooo muchhhhh
very nice! I like the red tray too!
I am surprised to see you baking. The red looks festive.
Lovely shortbreads…wouldn't mind them any day…if only the scales would tell another story :-)
great shortbread, and great pics. Shortbread was the first thing I learnt to make at school – yes I had cookery classes at school! and needlework – mine was the grubiest sewing!!
These look so good. These type of cookies are my favorite!!!
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If you can help me grow my list of quality services or stores, where I can buy my food, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you!
The cookies look so yummylicious! I had great success with your Kung Pao chicken, thanks for dropping by my blog.
I'm a big fan of shortbread – I love the Walker's shortbreads – so sinful, but worth it!
I like to add a little lemon zest to the dough also for a citrus aroma.
Yummy…feels like Christmas already!
Nice cookies! Always eggless cookies using butter should be refrigerated before baking! I prefer eggless ones! picture is good! :)
Easy one..will try for sure.
Gorgeous! And they look might tasty too :)
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The cookies look delicious and your photo is really beautiful!
The photo is wonderful! Truly a bit of candy-super-model for your site :) And I'm sure it was delicious too! Can't wait to see what else you whip up with all the baking stuff you bought!
Oh lovely cookies to have with tea!
I think your doing great in your baking.
looks gr8….thanx 4 sharing…
What a beautiful pic that is!!!!
Yummy! I have "started" to bake "more" now. With a 3 yr boy, I find bribery (with cookies) works best!!! LOL!!!
And you've done a great job – both in making the cookies and dressing up your blog.
The background for the pics makes it even more festive especially since we're accustomed to seeing your signature white backgrounds. Great job!
Nice photo! I want to try making shortbread cookies this holiday season.
You are really talented!!
Such nice cookies and presentation is just simply impressive:D
u did manage to get that mesmerizing cookie picture !!! they look scrumptious and definitely make one want to pull them out of the screen :)
oooh yum! i baked too last weekend and bought some shiny new pans. thats half the fun dont you think!?
What do you mean 'not too shabby'? They look delightfully scrumptious!
christmas is ringing! what lovely shortbread. I was thinking of making these for my friends too but… decided on other cookies instead. Baking is very addictive! hehe..
Your cookies look wonderful! Very dainty!
Love shortbreads.. n pic looks very delicious! gold star for you!
looks delecious
there's vegetable shortening in the ingredients, but you never specify when to add it.
I love shortbread cookies. You made me want to try your shortbread cookies recipe.
Is there anything that I can use instead of vegetable shortening because i can't find any here in Yunnan, China. Can I use oil instead?
hi, what can i replace "vegetable shortening" with butter?
Hi, I would like to double confirm the amount of all purpose flour for your recipe.
Is it 2 cups or 3 cups? as i saw from Joyofbaking website, which you adapted your recipe from, they use 2 cups only. Thanks!


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We're all supposed to be really excited about fracking in Ohio, but nationwide, "companies withheld one out of every five chemicals they used in fracking," Bloomberg reports, based on its review of chemical-disclosure records.
For instance, the news service notes that a subsidiary of
Nabors Industries Ltd.
in July pumped a mixture of chemicals identified only as "EXP- F0173-11" into a half-dozen oil wells in rural Karnes County, Texas. One ingredient in that blend, an unidentified solvent, "can cause damage to the kidney and liver, according to safety information about the product that Michigan state regulators have on file," Bloomberg reports.
But a year-old Texas law that requires drillers to disclose chemicals they pump underground during fracking was powerless to compel transparency for EXP- F0173-11.
"The solvent and several other ingredients in the product are considered a trade secret by Superior Well Services, the Nabors subsidiary," Bloomberg reports. "That means they're exempt from disclosure."
Drilling companies in Texas, the biggest oil- and natural gas-producing state, claimed similar exemptions about 19,000 times this year through August.
Forbes.com and Payscale.com
compiled compensation data
for the 100 largest U.S. metro areas to generate lists of cities where college-educated professionals earn the largest, and smallest paychecks, and the results aren't great for Youngstown-Warren-Boardman.
At the top of the list is the San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara metro area. Overall median pay for professionals in the California metro is $93,100, though it's accompanied by a similarly high cost of living.
Meanwhile, Youngstown-Warren-Boardman
as the worst-paying city, as "college-educated employees there only make $45,400, on average," Forbes.com says. "Newer professionals bring in about $36,800 a year; mid-career workers make $60,400, on average."
Katie Bardaro, Payscale's lead economist, tells Forbes.com, "This is an industrial metro area that was hit hard in the last few recessions and has been unable to recover."
Columbia Journalism Review
weighs in with
a long look
at what it calls the "resetting" of
The Plan Dealer
as the newspaper weighs a shift away from daily print publishing.
"For now,
The PD's
newsroom staff can only speculate about what lies ahead, but fear mixed with uncertainty and frustration are predominant sentiments," writes T.C. Brown, who covered government and politics in the Ohio Statehouse Bureau for
The PD
for more than 17 years. "Many also believe that reducing print editions in favor of digital, which has led to layoffs elsewhere, will seriously impact overall news coverage. A component of the newspaper union's contract barring layoffs expires in January."
Harlan Spector, president of
The PD's
Newspaper Guild Local One, tells Mr. Brown that the digital-platform model
owner Advance Publications has been promoting is "all about volume and is click-driven." The result: news as a constant stream of bits and pieces designed to attract viewers.
"What happens under that model is that the stories that get the most clicks are sex, crime and sports," Mr. Spector says. "That's a real shift of emphasis where housing and education and other things fall. And then you cut staff and lose coverage and then what? You have to wonder how much serious journalism will get done."
At Grantland.com, the excellent baseball writer Jonah Keri
makes a case
for former
Cleveland Indians
center fielder
Kenny Lofton
as a Hall of Famer.
"Lofton is one of four modern-era players with 1,500 or more runs scored who's not in the Hall. … He ranks 15th all time with 622 steals, swiping those bags at an excellent success rate a shade under 80 percent," Mr. Keri writes. "He hit .299/.372/.423 lifetime, and played fantastic defense at a premium position in center field."
He concludes, "Lofton slots in nicely among
the best center fielders of all time
, just a shade below Duke Snider and above the likes of Richie Ashburn and Andre Dawson. He has no chance in hell of induction any time soon. But he's got my vote."
Are you OK with a little more sports? (SportsBiz blogger Joel Hammond
is on the way out
, so he probably won't mind.)
This ranking
of NBA rookies has the
Cleveland Cavaliers'
Dion Waiters at No. 5. Even so, SheridanHoops.com is a bit lukewarm on the young shooting guard from Syracuse.
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