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Muller, 48, spent parts of the past three seasons as head coach of the Hurricanes, posting an 80-80-27 overall record. He was fired by the Hurricanes last week.
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During his playing career, the Kingston, Ontario native spent 19 seasons (1984-2003) in the NHL, appearing in 1,349 regular season games. A six-time All-Star and five-time 30-goal scorer, Muller finished his NHL career with 357 goals and 602 assists.
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Hereditary hemochromatosis is a genetic disease that causes the body to absorb and store too much iron. The condition gets its name from "hemo" for blood and "chroma" for color, referring to the characteristic bronze skin tone that iron overload can cause. Someone with hereditary hemochromatosis who has never taken an iron supplement could find out in later years that iron overload is causing serious health problems.
Iron is a trace mineral that plays a vital role in the body. Every red blood cell contains iron in its hemoglobin, the pigment that carries oxygen from the lungs to the tissues. We get iron from our diet, and normally the body absorbs about 10% of the iron found in foods. People with hemochromatosis absorb double that amount.
Once absorbed, the excess iron doesn't leave the body. Instead, it's stored in synovium (joints) and major organs such as the liver, heart, brain, pancreas, and lungs. Over many years, iron accumulates to toxic levels that can damage or even destroy an organ. The iron overload can cause many health problems, most frequently a form of diabetes that's often resistant to insulin treatment. Because of this, hereditary hemochromatosis is sometimes called "bronze diabetes."
Some people with the disease develop symptoms by age 20, although signs of the condition usually appear between ages 40 and 60, when iron in the body has reached damaging levels. Women are less likely to develop symptoms of iron buildup than men, probably due to normal iron loss during menstruation.
However, hereditary hemochromatosis should not be considered a disease of older people or men. Iron buildup is often present and silently causing problems long before symptoms occur — in men, women, adolescents, and in rare cases, children.
Although many people have never heard of hereditary hemochromatosis, it is not rare and affects as many as 1 in every 200 people in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Hereditary hemochromatosis is a genetic disorder caused by a mutation on a gene that regulates iron absorption — 1 in every 8 to 10 people in the United States carries a single copy of this defective gene, called HFE. Carriers don't necessarily have the condition themselves, but can pass the mutated gene on to their children.
Hereditary hemochromatosis is an autosomal recessive condition, which means that in order to get it, a child must inherit two mutated HFE genes — one from each parent. If a child inherits just one mutated HFE gene, the normal gene essentially balances out the defective HFE gene.
Even with two mutated genes, not everyone becomes ill. Although a majority of those with two mutated genes will eventually develop some type of iron overload, far fewer of them will absorb enough iron to develop serious problems.
In some cases, inheriting only one mutated gene may still eventually lead to iron overload, possibly affecting the heart, according to the Iron Disorders Institute. In these people, the iron overload may be triggered by a precipitating factor, such as hepatitis (inflammation of the liver) or alcohol abuse. Individuals with one mutated gene who become ill may also have mutations in other genes, yet to be discovered, that increase iron absorption.
Some people who test positive for hereditary hemochromatosis remain symptom-free for life. Kids who test positive rarely have any symptoms because iron takes years to accumulate.
Patients who do have symptoms may experience:
With such a wide range of possible symptoms, the disease can be extremely difficult to diagnose. As symptoms progress, it's frequently misdiagnosed as chronic hepatitis, other forms of diabetes, Alzheimer's disease, iron deficiency, gallbladder illness, menstrual problems, thyroid conditions, or polycythemia (an increase in the number of red blood cells).
It's important to understand that someone with hereditary hemochromatosis can have some symptoms without having all of them (i.e., heart problems without skin color changes, diabetes, or liver problems).
Luckily, the damage from hereditary hemochromatosis is completely preventable if it's diagnosed and treated early. Doctors may use these blood tests to measure the amount of iron in the blood and diagnose iron overload:
With these results, a transferrin saturation percentage (transferrin is a protein that carries iron in the blood) is calculated by dividing the TIBC into the serum iron. An elevated transferrin saturation percentage or serum ferritin level indicates iron overload.
Several gene mutations can cause hemochromatosis. A genetic test is available for the most common type of hemochromatosis, which accounts for about 85% of cases in the United States. However, only some of those who test positive will actually develop serious illness. The other 15% of individuals with symptomatic hemochromatosis will have mutations not in the HFE gene, but in other genes, which may be unknown or for which gene testing isn't routinely available.
Therefore, in cases in which high transferrin saturation and high serum ferritin are found but gene testing doesn't confirm hemochromatosis, a liver biopsy may be done to determine whether symptomatic hemochromatosis exists or is likely to develop.
Also, the doctor may recommend a DNA test to confirm hereditary hemochromatosis when a spouse or first-degree relative (parent, child, or sibling) has been diagnosed with it.
Given the prevalence of the condition, some specialists suggest screening to detect hereditary hemochromatosis before it causes problems. The following approaches to screening have been suggested:
If you have a family history of hereditary hemochromatosis and are concerned about your child, talk to your doctor about screening tests.
Besides specific treatment for complications of the condition — such as insulin for diabetes — most individuals with hereditary hemochromatosis are treated by regularly drawing blood, a process called phlebotomy that's similar to making a blood donation.
Initially, blood may be drawn once or twice weekly during the "de-ironing" phase until the level of iron in the body has dropped to normal. In many cases, it requires 2 or 3 years of periodic phlebotomy to reach the desired level.
After the de-ironing phase, when the serum ferritin level has fallen into the normal range, the patient usually remains on a maintenance schedule of three to four phlebotomy sessions a year. Doctors check ferritin levels annually to monitor iron accumulation. For most people, this treatment will continue for life.
When detected and treated early, any and all symptoms of hereditary hemochromatosis can be prevented, and the person can live a normal life. If left untreated, however, it can lead to damaging or even fatal iron overload.
Complications of untreated iron overload include: diabetes, arthritis, depression, impotence, hypogonadism (deficient production of sex hormones by the testicles or ovaries), gallbladder disease, cirrhosis (disease and scarring of the liver), heart attack, cancer, and failure of other organs.
Treatment for kids typically isn't as aggressive as for adults, and making some minor dietary changes can help slow iron accumulation.
Talk to your doctor about taking steps to delay or reduce iron overload. You might:
These simple steps can help ensure that your child will remain free of symptoms of the disease.
Reviewed by: Christopher N. Frantz, MD Date reviewed: October 2010
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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Calandre Perfume by Paco Rabanne, Launched by the design house of paco rabanne in 1969, calandre is classified as a sharp, gentle, floral fragrance . This feminine scent possesses a blend of soft flowers with herbs and woods. It is recommended for casual wear. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations.
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History and background of Paco Rabanne. Paco Rabanne was born in San Sebastian, in the Spanish Basque country. I pent my childhood under a hail of bombs in Spain, then in France where we took exile because my family was republican. Before that, my mother worked as a chief seamstress for Balenciaga. Read more about Paco Rabanne
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I use it everyday all day. I love that the scent does not go away and I only need to spray it once for me to smell good. Please keep on selling it in...Read complete review
I use it everyday all day. I love that the scent does not go away and I only need to spray it once for me to smell good. Please keep on selling it in the stores because it is getting hard to find it lately. I have used this perfume since I was fifteen years old and I am fourty four years now. I would not change this perfume for the world.
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Worn it for 30 years. Please don't stop
I was disappointed at the bottle was smaller and more expensive that I usually pay for the larger size. Will you still be able to get Calandre in the future?
I was disappointed at the bottle was smaller and more expensive that I usually pay for the larger size. Will you still be able to get Calandre in the future?
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- Anytime
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- Signature Fragrance
- Special Occasions
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This distinctive fragrance, at once sweet and spicy, can be used any way you want. I used it years ago and then it sort of disappeared. I was very happy to rediscover it and know that it is still available. It is definitely worth a try for those unfamiliar with it.
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Love this perfume and wish it was not so hard to find. Husband loves me wearing it and encourages me to have a spare bottle on hand.
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I have used this fragrance for 45 years, It is the only one I ever use. I was so upset when they said it was going to be discontinued. Thank heavens they listened to me and many others and brought it back. People have always complimented me on it and know me by my scent! Thanks for carrying it. I used to have to ask anyone who was going to Paris, where I first bought it, to get it for me.
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Have used for years ,but find it hard to get now,hope they don't take off market.
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I was full of excitement and anticipation when I ordered the product online because I was expecting the same scent of the original Calandre perfume. However, my excitement turned into disappointment because the Calandre did not smell as good as the original. It seems lacking the sensual smell that I remember so well and crave so much. I would like to return it but unsure how to go about it. It was delivered to me on Dec 22, 2013. I really love Calandre and will be grateful if I could get a bottle of the original version.
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The unemployment rate remains stuck at over 8 percent. The number of Americans not in the labor force is at an all-time-high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to struggle.
Clearly, the economy is still fragile.
To be fair, some of the reasons are outside the control of American policymakers -- chiefly, the persistence of the European sovereign debt crisis. However, the inability to generate sustained growth is also the result of certain fundamental flaws in the economy that policymakers could be addressing -- but aren't.
Recent reforms aimed at revival -- like the payroll tax cut, stimulus, and international trade agreements -- certainly have brought some benefit. Notwithstanding, they have mostly just nibbled around the edges of the real problems.
Legislators should focus their attention on straightforward policy changes that have the potential to rewrite and fix the rules of the game for American commerce.
First, it's time to cut business taxes. Japan is expected to cut its corporate rate within the year. When it does, the United States will own the ignoble distinction of having the highest rate in the world at 35 percent.
A material and immediate cut would start drawing businesses back to America's shores. The President himself has come out in support of a seven percentage point drop. As legislators begin deliberating, that ought to be the starting point.
Second, simplify the tax code. The code has morphed into an infinitely complex tool of social engineering. It's riddled with loopholes and exemptions.
The tax code's complexity is a major drag on the American economy. Individuals and businesses spend enormous sums just in an effort to comply.
Research from the Laffer Center finds that for every dollar collected by the IRS, taxpayers pay another 30 cents for compliance, with total tax compliance expenses sucking $431 billion from the American economy annually.
The quickest way to simplify the tax code would be to install a flat tax -- one rate for personal income, another for businesses. Hong Kong has had a 15 percent flat income tax since 1947, and it's one of the most prosperous cities in the world.
Third, legislators should act to sunset regulations that aren't working or have outlived their usefulness. The hard truth is that much of the regulatory environment for business in this country is driven by inertia -- once installed, it takes a herculean effort to get any regulation revoked. There is an alarming tendency on the part of the government to over-regulate or penalize economic behavior.
The burden should be on the government to justify the continuation of a particular regulation - not the other way around. Regulatory schema should only be retained if it serves a clear and meaningful purpose.
Currently, the regulatory burden is especially heavy on the chief job creators in the United States -- small businesses. Firms with less than 20 employees incur an average of $10,000 in regulatory costs every year, per employee. Those expenses are directly handicapping these employers' ability to expand and hire.
Congress should establish an independent review commission that will regularly apply a critical eye to the national regulatory infrastructure. Wasteful, useless, and overly punitive rules should be identified and swiftly eliminated.
Finally, the government needs to be more proactive about adopting time-tested market mechanisms in its own operations. There's no reason public programs can't harness the competitive forces proven to bring down prices and drive up quality in the private sector.
The chief market-style reform currently being considered on Capitol Hill is the "premium support" plan for Medicare introduced by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), which would give beneficiaries a predetermined sum to spend on an insurance plan of their choice. Medicare's prescription drug program has operated in this fashion for over half a decade, and it has cost 40 percent less than originally predicted. This plan has received a great deal of much-deserved attention since Rep. Ryan joined Mitt Romney's ticket for the White House.
America hasn't shaken off the recession, but strong long-term growth may be within reach. The business leaders and entrepreneurs of today and tomorrow need our legislators to show some leadership and tackle the substantial reforms this economy needs.
Yuri Vanetik is a Lincoln Fellow at the Claremont Institute and a national board member of Gen Next
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Hunt 3046: Limited-entry Bull elk
La Sal, La Sal Mtns (deer-elk)
Season dates
11-8-2014 to 11-16-2014
- Nonresident permits: Yes
- Resident permits: 19
- Nonresident permits: 2
- Total permits: 21
La Sal, La Sal Mtns (deer-elk)
Grand and San Juan counties--Boundary begins at I-70 and the Green River; south along the Green River to the Colorado River; north along this river to Kane Springs Creek; southeast along this creek to Hatch Wash; southeast along this wash to US-191; south on US-191 to Big Indian Road; east on this road to Lisbon Valley Road; east on this road to Island Mesa Road; east on this road to the Utah-Colorado state line; north on this state line to the Dolores River; northwest along this river to the Colorado River; northeast along this river to the Utah-Colorado state line; north on this state line to I-70; west on I-70 to the Green River. EXCLUDES ALL NATIONAL PARKS. EXCLUDES ALL CWMUs. USGS 1:100,000 Maps: La Sal, Moab, San Rafael Desert, Westwater. Boundary questions? Call the Price office, 435-613-3700. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.


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120 years ago Sebastian Kneipp made Wörishofen the talk of Germany with his unique Kneipp spa treatments and this time-honoured spa resort in the Allgäu has been a popular holiday destination ever since.
Bad Wörishofen is situated 635m above sea level. The mountain air and the spring water, which contains fluoride and iodine, provide the ideal ingredients for health breaks based on Kneipp treatments. These are available in more than 165 clinics and hotels in Bad Wörishofen. Other facilities include a Kneipp forest trail, more than 250 kilometres of cycle trails and footpaths, tennis courts and golf courses. Top of everyone's list in Bad Wörishofen are the thermal baths, a 5,000m² South Sea oasis beneath a glazed dome. Eight different pools with water rich in sulphur, iodine and salt help to alleviate chronic joint pain, circulatory disorders and gynaecological complaints. Chromotherapy, a Kneipp trail and a new 2,000m² sauna paradise offering 15 steam and sauna attractions also promote feelings of wellbeing. There are monuments to Sebastian Kneipp in various locations around the town. His teachings and his successes as a spa physician can be admired in detail at the Kneipp Museum. Close by are the Kneipp mausoleum and a small bathing house where Kneipp treated his first patients. In the spa gardens, which Sebastian Kneipp originally laid out, there are three medicinal herb gardens showing how his home apothecary once looked.
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text: 134 min | NR The long–awaited sequel to Korea's 2001 cultural phenomenon that changed the meaning of the word 'friend' and became an instant gangster–film classic. FRIEND 2: THE LEGACY opens with Joon–seok preparing to complete a 17-year prison sentence. To regain power on the outside he rounds up his old lieutenants his young protégé Seong-hoon. Merging gangster wisdom with fresh blood, the two are on track to take over leadership of Busan's most powerful crime organization — if their bond can survive the knowledge that Joon–seok had a role in the death of Seong–hoon's father.