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Nope. Really hate everything about Yahoo, especially their mailing system, so.. go home Yahoo. You're drunk.
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Fire up Safari on your iPhone or iPad today and you'll most likely find Google as the default search engine — but if Yahoo has their way that might change. Users have the option to change from Google to other search providers such as Bing or Yahoo, but Google's had the default spot locked down for some time thanks to the handsome sum they've been paying Apple for the privilege. But Microsoft's Bing is the default search used in Siri, so count that as a win for Redmond. Yahoo isn't too happy that Google holds the crown jewel default search in Safari, and they're apparently aiming to convince Apple to change that.
Re/code has learned from sources at Yahoo that the company has plans to aggressively change their mobile strategy. At Yahoo there is project aimed at building a viable mobile search engine and monetization platform. Yahoo hopes to use this platform to convince Apple to change the default search on iOS to their offering.
No deals or announcements are expected soon, instead this is just an internal goal for Yahoo. Considering the likely exorbitant amount that Google is paying for the privilege of being the default in Safari, it'd likely be an expensive one for Yahoo to achieve as well. But we're curious nonetheless: do you, or would you, use any other search engine in Safari besides Google?
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Nope. Really hate everything about Yahoo, especially their mailing system, so.. go home Yahoo. You're drunk.
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The reward options are pretty awesome. I usually opt for an Amazon gift cards, but for the summer I might save up some points and redeem Hulu Plus credit. For basic searches, Bing is just as reliable as Google. I only ever really need to switch to Google for very specific searches, which don't happen often.
Yahoo uses Bing for the search backend. So it's basically the same as Bing.
I'm surprised the article doesn't mention this. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_Search
I prefer Google to Yahoo, but what I'd really like is an ability to define my own engine(s).
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Due to privacy concerns I have against all things google I use Bing. Don't trust Google.
I use Bing as my daily driver on iPhone and iPad. I think it looks better than Google and it gets the job done just as well
Yahoo is lame and the results aren't as good as Google. Let's face it, all three of these megacorps (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft) are going to use your data to their economic advantage and, if requested, hand it over to the appropriate intelligence agency in the name of "national security." Welcome to the twenty-first century, everyone! hahaha
As long as there's the option to change it back to Google then I don't care what the 'default' is.
If there isn't an option then I just won't use it as Yahoo Search sucks almost as much as Bing does, and Bing sucks hard.
I didn't realise that Siri used Bing but that would explain why the search function is just plain awful. I thought it was down to the functionality of Siri but now I know the real reason.
So maybe the real reason why Apple developed the iOS Maps app (and the OS X Maps app) is to be ready for the possible loss of Google Maps on iOS. Google might do something stupid like remove Google Maps from the iOS App Store if and when Apple makes Yahoo! search the default.
Google might kill iOS Google Maps in protest, because, well, what else could they do in protest? (Disable Google Mail for iOS devices? Exhume Google Wave, turn it into a free iOS app, then try to trick iOS users into downloading it from the App Store? LOL.) No, if they kill iOS Google Maps, they'd be losing whatever revenue they get from Google Maps on iOS, which would just compound the injury.
I've heard that Google makes more revenue from iOS ads than they do from the entire Android project. True? Anybody?
I've heard that Google makes more from iOS as well. Google pulling Google Maps from iOS would hurt them much more than it hurts Apple. They'd be losing a major source of revenue.
Just as an FYI, Google doesn't make their apps available on iOS as any sort of a good will gesture. It's because they want to be in the most lucrative markets. Their iOS apps make them a lot of money, why would they want to pull them?
Bing over Yahoo any day. IDK why I just dislike Yahoo more than Bing, if Google wasn't an option I'd switch to Bing.
OMG! I almost spit out my coffee when I read that headline! Yahoo has absolutely no redeeming value. Give me Google or, rarely, Bing any day.
Like others have said, I think it's all about money. Apple will set the default to whatever service pays them the most as long as it doesn't turn people away. I doubt that most people would notice a switch from Google to Bing or Yahoo. I assume that Google will do whatever it takes to keep it as the default for iOS; it's probably a considerable amount of add revenue for them. Google doesn't care about Siri search since it doesn't make money for them. Microsoft does care because it gets their "brand" out there.
As for me, I don't notice much difference in the results between the three. I use Bing just to give the search underdog some help.
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I imagine Marissa Meyer doing that laugh every time Yahoo is mentioned. I don't think I want to be a part of that.
Oh and Bing > Google search. Two reasons: That awesome video search for porn and just doing regular searches is likely enough to net you a free Hulu Plus subscription monthly (or whatever else you want to spend points on).
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Google has been the staple of search for so long, it is now nomenclature. I prefer Google for search every time. I don't mind Bing, and when I've used it, I find what I am searching for. But, the fact that there is a rewards system for using comes across as desperate. As far as Yahoo is concerned, I run for the hills. Their mail service is horrific, so I refuse to use anything by them.
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Search on mobile is changing its face and interface as we know it.
Day by day, search is becoming more personalized and more contextual. Yahoo! can win only if it will offer an even more personalized and contextual search results than Google or Bing.
Yahoo is buying plenty of interesting startups, I am eager to see if and how Yahoo! plans to close the gap with Google and Bing; how they plan to play Leader Vs. follow the leader.


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I'm about to start scheduling consultations for a full face lift, but I'm curious about the range of prices I should expect to hear from surgeons.
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Therefore, the price of a facelift will depend on exactly what each person needs and the time required to perform surgery. To select a plastic surgeon, take your time researching , visiting websites, view many, many before and after photos and speak to former patients.
Beware of doctors who discount their fees. Discounting the value of professional services, especially surgery, is not good marketing - it is a sign of desperation. The best plastic surgeons are still busy in this contracting economy, and they are not discounting their fees. At the same time, the most expensive surgeon is not necessarily the most talented, so as a consumer you still have to research this carefully. There is much more to consider than just the price in dollars that you pay: is your surgeon actually listening to you, do they truly understand the appearance that you hope to achieve, do you feel that he or she will be easily available and attentive once the surgery has been performed. If you don't have a good feeling, don't stick around to 'save money', go somewhere else.
Web reference: http://www.michaellawmd.com/facelift.html
I am torn to answer this question. There are surgeons in my neighborhood who charge unbelievably high prices because of the perception that they are better doctors because they charge such heigh prices. But this is not the case - many of these guys are PR machines.
Find a doctor who performs many quality facelifts. Choose two or three doctors and go for consultations. See who understands you and listens to you. Look at there photo books - if they don't show you photos then go find someone who does!
The cost of a facelift will of course depend on the parts done - but the doctors fees can range from $5000 to $15000. More than that and you should look elsewhere unless you feel that paying more always gets you more. In that case, have fun!
Most surgeons refer to Facelift as a procedure that addresses the neck, jawline, jowls, and to some degree the mid-face. This procedure will typically cost $8,000-$20,000 (including anesthesia and facility fees), depending on who you see and what region of the country you are located in. A browlift is a procedure that addresses forehead lines and raises brows, while a Blepharoplasty will remove excess eyelid skin and/or fat. These procedures have additional charges, but most surgeons offer some degree of multiple procedure discount.
As other surgeons have noted on this topic, price of a procedure is important but definitely should be weighted well below the quality and reputation of the surgeon. A prospective patient is going to spend thousands of dollars, regardless of which surgeon is chosen. Patients want a good result, a good experience, and quality care in this process. If a surgeon or company offers a great bargain on a procedure, you can safely assume that shortcuts will be taken in the procedure, the instruction, and/ or the after care of the patient(s) treatment. Since Facelift requires a lot of preoperative explanation, requires several hours in the operating room, and requires a certain degree of healing and recovery time, choose more with wisdom than thrift.
Web reference: http://www.drprendiville.com/facialcosmeticplasticsurgery.html
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Thank you for your question about cost for facelift.
I am a 13-year experienced Toronto plastic surgeon and I trained with Drs Daniel Marchac (facelift) and Gilbert Aiache (nose) in Paris, France and with Dr. Bruce Connell (facelift) in Los Angeles.
They are numerous techniques for #facelift and #necklift depending on your anatomy, your expectations and the surgeon's preferences. Fo these reasons, costs vary tremendously. It also varies depending on the experience of your surgeon and the location of the practice. Skin only versus muscle and skin - SMAS facelift - superficial versus deep planes, with or without fat grafting, short scar, MACS and traditional facelift, etc.
When I meet my patients in #Toronto and #Richmond Hill, I go over the pros and cons for those facelift and necklift techniques in details so you have a clear understanding.
Cost for my short-scar skin-only facelift starts at 7500$ whereas cost for the full classic facelift, neck lift and forehead lift, with SMAS and fat grafting, starts at 28000$ + Canadian tax.
Recovery also will be dictated by the type of facelift procedure chosen by your surgeon after your consultation but I tell all my patients to plan between 2 weeks and 4 weeks, on average.Face surgery MUST be performed by an experienced and qualified plastic surgeon, who is familiar with the facial anatomy.
I do discuss the SMAS and facelift technique on my blog: visageclinic.com/blog
I hope this helps and it would be our pleasure to meet you at Visage Clinic in Toronto and Richmond Hill.
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When you consider any procedure, or if you are wanting a consultation, I would first discuss this with medical professionals you trust. Word of mouth can be a great way to know where to start.
Once you find a qualified individual, you will know that we have your best interest at heart and will have pricing in line with our experience and outcomes. Essentially all surgeons should fall within about 20% of one another. Some variability might occur based on expenses that are related to facilities, anesthesia, etc.
One really great source is by reviewing the American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery Site. There is a questionnaire each year and the results are published widely. This summarizes what is happening in the US and will give the average surgeon's fees for each procedure.
Thanks for the great question!
Todd Hobgood
Web reference: http://www.toddhobgood.com/facial-plastic-surgery-procedures/surgical-procedures/facelift/
In the Minneapolis Metro area facelifts average between $6000 to $12,000 depending on who you are seeing and what needs to be addressed.
Web reference: http://www.mpsmn.com/html/facelift.html
For example, we specialize in Natural Facial Plastic Procedures such as our Natural Facelift and Natural Necklift to provide patients with a natural appearance to their face after surgery. Though our facelift costs are similar to others in our area, we provide and offer different types of lifts than they do. Asking to look at before and after photos may give you an idea of the surgeon's aesthetic judgement and how natural his or her facelift results are. It's a good idea to find 3 plastic surgeons who specialize in facial procedures and visit all three to see who connects with you the most. Picking the right surgeon the first time around is worth the cost of a well performed facelift.
Web reference: http://www.atlantaminifacelift.com
I've also included an article discussing facelifts that I wrote and what to expect here in Ottawa.
Dr James P. Bonaparte, MD, MSc, FRCSC
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Web reference: http://www.drbonaparte.com/service/facelift/
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Bray Wanderers 2 - 2 Shamrock Rovers
Fri, Apr 20 2012Shamrock Rovers were lucky to escape from their trip to the Carlisle Grounds in Bray with a 2-2 draw. Kieran 'Marty' Waters scored both of Bray Wanderers' goals. However, his first half goals were cancelled out by Ronan Finn and Gary Twigg, who got the equaliser for Rovers eight minutes from time.
Bray Wanderers dominated proceedings in the first half. Dane Massey and Waters were constant thorns in the visitor's sides. Massey went close after just three minutes when his shot hit the side net. Rovers could have conceded a penalty 10 minutes later as Conor McCormack's hand flicked away a ball that Waters had lifted inside the Rovers right-back.
Some nice build up play from Bray saw Adam Hanlon get down the Rovers right. He played a dangerous ball into the box and Jason Byrne stepped over it to allow Waters get a shot away. Oscar Jansson saved that shot but could do nothing four minutes later when Bray opened the scoring. It was a great move with some lovely linked up play between Massey and Byrne. Massey played in Waters whose crisp left foot finish hit the back of the net from the edge of the box.
Rovers finally came into the game on the half hour mark with Gary McCabe floating in a couple of crosses but first Chris Turner and then Gary Twigg wasted headed chances.
On 35 minutes Rovers keeper Jansson came running out of his box to head a Bray through ball clear. McCabe picked the ball up for Rovers but was sloppy in possession allowing Waters to try a speculative shot from 40 yards that went over the bar.
Two mintues later Wanderers double their lead with Waters getting his second of the night. Dean Zambra passed to Waters wide on the left. He showed great skill as he cut inside Craig Sives and with his right foot slotted the goal away nicely.
Controversy reigned just before half time. Gary Twigg was fouled by Pierce Sweeney in the Bray box and referee Paul McLaughlin pointed to the spot. Twigg put it away but the 'keeper and referee were not ready. The ref was busy sending off Keith Long from the Bray dugout as he protested over the penalty concession. When eventually Twigg retook the penalty, it was saved by Darren Quigley. Billy Dennehy slotted the rebound home but he had encroached into the area. As the penalty had been saved, the ref ruled that it wasn't goal and play was restarted with a free out to Bray.
Bray looked to protect their lead in the second half and defended resolutely until they were picked apart by Rovers on the break. Second half substitute Daryl Kavanagh slotted Ronan Finn in on goal in the box. Finn's fine finish low to Darren Quigley's left made it 2-1.
Bray's discipline began to let them down. Jason Byrne picked up Bray's fourth yellow card when he conceded a free in a dangerous position. Dennehy's free beat the wall but not Quigley in goal who claimed it at the second attempt.
Daryl Kavanagh provided great impetus for Rovers when he came on and he set up the equaliser. He picked up the ball in midfield and holding off a couple of Bray challenges played the ball to Twigg in the box. Twigg took once touch and tucked it away to make it 2-2.
Rovers had one final chance to get a winner that they really wouldn't have deserved. McCabe picked up a return ball thanks to Finn's flicked back heel but the winger shot high over the bar as the game ended in a draw.
Bray Wanderers: Darren Quigley; David Webster, Danny O'Connor, Pierce Sweeney, Kevin Knight (Adam Mitchell 83); Adam Hanlon, Dane Massey, Dean Zambra, John Mulroy, Kieran Marty Waters; Jason Byrne (Daire Doyle 86).
Subs not used: Brian Kane, Stephen Last, Graham Kelly, Jonathan Kelty, Anthony Bolger.
Yellow Cards: John Mulroy (52), Dane Massey (58), Darren Quigley (60), Jason Byrne (75).
Shamrock Rovers: Oscar Jansson; Conor McCormack, Craig Sives, Ken Oman, Conor Powell (Aaron Greene 79); Gary McCabe, Chris Turner, Ronan Finn, Billy Dennehy; Gary Twigg, Gary O'Neill (Daryl Kavanagh 64).
Subs not used: Reyaad Pierterse, Sean Gannon, Graham Gartland, Stephen Rice, Dean Ebbe,
Bookings: Conor Powell (41), Ronan Finn (56).
Referee: Paul McLaughlin.
Attendance: 1,750 (estimate).
extratime.ie Man of the Match: Kieran Marty Waters (Bray Wanderers).
Macdara made his debut as a football supporter in Lansdowne Road watching Ireland defeat Liechtenstein. He still believes one day he will see his club Shamrock Rovers win an FAI Cup. You can follow Macdara on twitter @macdarabueller


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Regular readers of Aviation Week & Space Technology will know that we run a Viewpoint column in the magazine. One particular viewpoint, that ran 94 years ago in this magazine (then called Aviation and Aeronautical Engineering), was resurrected from our almost 100 year archives the other day.
Orville Wright wrote to the magazine fifteen years after he and his brother Wilbur first took to the air in a new flying contraption, the airplane. In his page-long viewpoint, he argues the need for "distinctly marked and carefully prepared landing places," now commonly known as the runway. Wright suggested that in order "to make flying perfectly safe, good landing places must be provided every ten to twelve miles." But, he said, it is not an easy accomplishment "on account of the expense involved."
In Wright's time, he saw the biggest challenge to building runways "the preparing of the surface of reasonably flat ground an expensive undertaking...there would also be a continuous expense for the upkeep."
Wright goes on to argue that because of the cost involved, this is unlikely to happen, rather "the development of airplanes of such design as to permit of landing in any ordinary field encountered in cross-country flying," is a more feasible solution.
"More and more landings will, no doubt, be provided as the use of the airplane increases, but its use is heavily handicapped until these landing places are provided," wrote Wright.
Fast-forward a few decades, and Wright was, well right. While we do have safe landing places, constrained capacity at existing runways and staunch community/environmental objections to new ones are the modern handicaps to an old problem.
Read Orville Wright's full viewpoint, The Future of Civil Flying, published on January 1, 1919.
► Aviation Week is approaching its 100th anniversary in 2016. In a series of blogs, our editors highlight editorial content from the magazine's long and rich history, including viewpoints from the industry's most iconic names and stories that have helped change the shape of the industry.


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Elimination diet
An elimination diet is a method of identifying foods that an individual cannot consume without adverse effects.[1] Adverse effects may be due to food allergy, food intolerance, other physiological mechanisms (such as metabolic or toxins),[2] or a combination of these. Elimination diets typically involve entirely removing a suspected food from the diet for a period of time from two weeks to two months, and waiting to determine whether symptoms resolve during that time period. In rare cases, a health professional may wish to use an oligoantigenic diet to relieve a patient of symptoms they are experiencing.[3]
Common reasons for undertaking an elimination diet include suspected food allergies and suspected food intolerances. An elimination diet might remove one or more common foods, such as eggs or milk, or it might remove one or more minor or non-nutritive substances, such as artificial food colorings.
An elimination diet relies on trial and error to identify specific allergies and intolerances. Typically, if symptoms resolve after the removal of a food from the diet, then the food is reintroduced to see whether the symptoms reappear. This challenge-dechallenge-rechallenge approach is particularly useful in cases with intermittent or vague symptoms.[4]
The terms exclusion diet and elimination diet are often used interchangeably in the literature, and there is no standardised terminology. The exclusion diet can be a diagnostic tool or method used temporarily to determine whether a patient's symptoms are food-related. The term elimination diet is also used to describe a "treatment diet", which eliminates certain foods for a patient.[2] [5][6]
Adverse reactions to food can be due to several mechanisms. Correct identification of the type of reaction in an individual is important, as different approaches to management may be required. The area of food allergies and intolerances has been controversial and is currently a topic that is heavily researched. It has been characterised in the past by lack of universal acceptance of definitions, diagnosis and treatment.[2][7]
The concept of the elimination diet was first proposed by Dr. Albert Rowe in 1926 and expounded upon in his book, Elimination Diets and the Patient's Allergies, published in 1941.[8]
In 1978 Australian researchers published details of an 'exclusion diet' to exclude specific food chemicals from the diet of patients. This provided a basis for challenge with these additives and natural chemicals. Using this approach, the role played by dietary chemical factors in the pathogenesis of chronic idiopathic urticaria (CIU) was first established and set the stage for future DBPCT trials of such substances in food intolerance studies.[9][10]
'Food hypersensitivity' is an umbrella term which includes food allergy and food intolerance. [11] [12] [13]
Food allergy is defined as an immunological hypersensitivity which occurs most commonly to food proteins such as egg, milk, seafood, shellfish, tree nuts, soya, wheat and peanuts. Its biological response mechanism is characterized by an increased production of IgE (immunoglobulin E) antibodies.[14]
A food intolerance on the other hand does not activate the individual's immune response system. A food intolerance differs from a food allergy or chemical sensitivity because it generally requires a normal serving size to produce symptoms similar to an IgE immunologic response. While food intolerances may be mistaken for a food allergy, they are thought to originate in the gastrointestinal system. Food intolerances are usually caused by the individual's inability to digest or absorb foods or food components in the intestinal tract.[14] One common example of food intolerance is lactose intolerance.
- Metabolic food reactions are due to an inborn or acquired errors of metabolism of nutrients such as in diabetes mellitus, lactase deficiency, phenylketonuria and favism. Toxic food reactions are caused by the direct action of a food or additive without immune involvement.[15]
- Pharmacological reactions are generally to low molecular weight chemicals which occur either as natural compounds such as salicylates, amines, or to artificially added substances such as preservatives, coloring, emulsifiers and taste enhancers including glutamate (MSG).[16] These chemicals are capable of causing drug-like (biochemical) side effects in susceptible individuals.
- Toxins may either be present naturally in food or released by bacteria or from contamination of food products.[17][18]
- Psychological reactions involve manifestation of clinical symptoms caused not by the food but by emotions associated with the food. The symptoms do not occur when the food is given in an unrecognizable form.[19] Although an individual may have an adverse reaction to a food, this is not considered a food intolerance.
Elimination diets are useful to assist in the diagnosis of food allergy and pharmacological food intolerance. Metabolic, toxic and psychological reactions should be diagnosed by other means.[2][20][21]
Food allergy is principally diagnosed by careful history and examination. When reactions occur immediately after certain food ingestion then diagnosis is straight forward and can be documented by using carefully performed tests such as the skin prick test (SPT) and the radioallergosorbent test RAST to detect specific IgE antibodies to specific food proteins and aero-allergens. However false positive results occur when using the SPT when diagnosis of a particular food allergen is hard to determine. This can be confirmed by exclusion of the suspected food or allergen from the patient's diet. It is then followed by an appropriately timed challenge under careful medical supervision. If there is no change of symptoms after 2 to 4 weeks of avoidance of the protein then food allergy is unlikely to be the cause and other causes such as food intolerance should be investigated.[21][22][23] This method of exclusion-challenge testing is the premise by which the Elimination Diet is built upon, as explained in the sections below.
Vega machine testing, a bioelectric test, is a controversial method that attempt to measure allergies or food or environmental intolerances. Currently this test has not been shown to be an effective measure of an allergy or intolerance.[24]
Food intolerance due to pharmacological reaction is more common than food allergy and has been estimated to occur in 10% of the population. Unlike a food allergy, a food intolerance can occur in non-atopic individuals. Food intolerances are more difficult to diagnose since individual food chemicals are widespread and can occur across a range of foods. Elimination of these foods one at a time would be unhelpful in diagnosing the sensitivity. Natural chemicals such as benzoates and salicylates found in food are identical to artificial additives in food processing and can provoke the same response. Since a specific component is not readily known and the reactions are often delayed up to 48 hours after ingestion, it can be difficult to identify suspect foods. In addition, chemicals often exhibit dose-response relationships and so the food may not trigger the same response each time. There is currently no skin or blood test available to identify the offending chemical(s), and consequently, elimination diets aimed at identifying food intolerances need to be carefully designed. All patients with suspected food intolerance should consult a physician first to eliminate other possible causes.[2][20]
The elimination diet must be comprehensive and should contain only those foods unlikely to provoke a reaction in a patient. They also need to be able to provide complete nutrition and energy for the weeks it will be conducted. Professional nutritional advice from a dietitian or nutritionist is strongly recommended. Thorough education about the elimination diet is essential to ensure patients and the parents of children with suspected food intolerance understand the importance of complete adherence to the diet, as inadvertent consumption of an offending chemical can prevent resolution of symptoms and render challenge results useless.
While on the elimination diet, records are kept of all foods eaten, medications taken, and symptoms that the patient may be experiencing. Patients are advised that withdrawal symptoms can occur in the first weeks on the elimination diet and some patients may experience symptoms that are worse initially before settling down.
While on the diet some patients become sensitive to fumes and odours, which may also cause symptoms. They are advised to avoid such exposures as this can complicate the elimination and challenge procedures. Petroleum products, paints, cleaning agents, perfumes, smoke and pressure pack sprays are particular chemicals to avoid when participating in an elimination diet. Once the procedure is complete this sensitivity becomes less of a problem.
Clinical improvement usually occurs over a 2 to 4 week period; if there is no change after a strict adherence to the elimination diet and precipitating factors, then food intolerance is unlikely to be the cause. A normal diet can then be resumed by gradually introducing suspected and eliminated foods or chemical group of foods one at a time. Gradually increasing the amount up to high doses over 3 to 7 days to see if exacerbated reactions are provoked before permanently reintroducing that food to the diet. A strict elimination diet is not usually recommended during pregnancy, although a reduction in suspected foods that reduce symptoms can be helpful.[2]
Reasons for undertaking an elimination diet may vary from patient to patient, as some types of elimination diets are not out of medical necessity but completely by choice[dubious ]. Some of the most common elimination diets include
- Veganism, where an individual removes all animal products from the diet, including meat, dairy, fish, eggs, and even honey. Many will refuse to use any item that has been produced by an animal, like leather or fur clothing.
- Vegetarianism, which tends to be a less extreme version of veganism, with options ranging from an ovo-lacto vegetarian, a person who will consume no meat, but will consume dairy products and eggs, a Pescetarian that consumes no meat products except fish and shellfish, or even a flexitarian who will consume a mostly vegetarian diet, but eats meat and other animal products on occasion.
- Gluten-free, a diet where all grains that contain gluten are eliminated from the diet, including wheat, kamut, spelt, barley, rye, and potentially oats, though there is some controversy on this grain. This is the only medically accepted treatment for patients who have Celiac disease and has some inconclusive studies linked to decreasing symptoms of autism.
Challenge testing[edit]
Challenge testing is not carried out until all symptoms have cleared or improved significantly for five days after a minimum period of two weeks on the elimination diet. The restrictions of the elimination diet is maintained throughout the challenge period. Open food challenges on wheat and milk can be carried out first, then followed by challenge periods with natural food chemicals, then with food additives. Challenges can take the form of purified food chemicals or with foods grouped according to food chemical. Purified food chemicals are used in double blind placebo controlled testing, and food challenges involve foods containing only one suspect food chemical eaten several times a day over 3 to 7 days. If a reaction occurs patients must wait until all symptoms subside completely and then wait a further 3 days (to overcome a refractory period) before recommencing challenges. Patients with a history of asthma, laryngeal oedema or anaphylaxis may be hospitalised as inpatients or attended in specialist clinics where resuscitation facilities are available for the testing.
If any results are doubtful the testing is repeated, only when all tests are completed is a treatment diet determined for the patient. The diet restricts only those compounds to which the patient has reacted and over time liberalisation is attempted. In some patients food allergy and food intolerance can coexist, with symptoms such as asthma, eczema and rhinitis. In such cases the elimination diet for food intolerance is used for dietary investigation. Any foods identified by SPT or RAST as suspect should not be included in the elimination diet.[2][7][20][21][22][23][25][26][27][28][29]
Tax Credit[edit]
Some countries offer a tax credit available to a patient if they are on a specific elimination diet. More commonly a tax credit will be issued to an individual suffering from celiac disease who is required to maintain a gluten free diet for life. Countries involved in this type of medical tax credit include Canada[30] and the US.[31]
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I prefer to get most things off the farm, where possible. Is there a farmers market where you live? There is one in Regina on Wed and Sat.
We get chickens, some beef, pork, lard, etc from here, they also have eggs:
We get eggs each week and some produce (they have a CSA)
We have some beef from them and will be getting half a side in the fall:
Costco has a bit of organics, even raw cheese from Europe. Old Fashion Foods has organic stone ground grains. Even in the city is it VERY hard to find good quality organic natural food (and any that we can get costs an arm and a leg) so just ask around at local farms!
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Thanks Dove84,
That's awesome. I'll contact those links and see if there is something we can work out.
I feel like I've learned so much about the benefits of organic foods, and organic living while I've been researching my son's new diet I had no Idea about the lack of quality in the foods I had been feeding my family. Even things I had thought to be healthy aren't. Organic is more expensive but I'm going to switch my whole family and try to get them eating as organically as possible.
Thanks again, I have been asking around the farmers around this area. There are some farms that I've found that used to farm organically but no longer do, and other farmers that know someone who used to farm organically but no longer do. So far your reply is the most I've had to go on so far.
If you can get to the Regina or another good farmers market right now they have lots of produce for decent prices as it is getting to the end of the year and the farmers (finally) have an abundance.
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This afternoon on my KMOX show, I talked to Randy Cassingham about frivolous lawsuits and whether we need tort reform or a societal change of mindset. Some of these are silly -- like the story Randy told about a guy suing magician David Copperfield for stealing his "godly powers" to perform his tricks -- but there are also examples of class action suits that benefit no one but the attorneys who file them, and small businesses that are impacted by overly litigious customers.
Listen to the conversation here.
Randy's book is "The True Stella Awards: Honoring Real Stories of Greedy Opportunists, Frivolous Lawsuits, and the Law Run Amok." He also compiles stories on the Stella Awards website, which is named after Stella Lieback, the plaintiff in the notorious McDonald's hot coffee lawsuit.


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This makes a very nice pie, individual pies, or hand pies for Ventine's Day. The sweet cherries with the sour rhubarb is a tasty combination.
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There's wisdom in putting biblical storytelling at the heart of worship. We are formed by stories. I'm fond of the line by the poet Muriel Rukeyser embedded in the street outside the New York Public Library, "The universe is made of stories, not of atoms."
When you think about what makes up you, it's not the cells of your body, it's more likely a story of some kind.
At the door of the church on a recent Sunday, I was talking to a parent of a younger boy. She said to me, "my son has finally connected with what you do! He asked me [about your preaching]: 'Is that his job?' I answered, 'yes, it is.' And then he said, '...what does he do the rest of the week?'"
Exactly. The answer—only partially tongue-in-cheek—is 'he thinks about preaching.'
My dad is an expert in negotiation. Sadly, I'm not sure I learned much from him. I can't haggle for a lower price on a car. I can't negotiate a salary. My chief negotiating technique is the "cave in." Not good.
Home is a recurring fascination of mine.
I've lived in six different states and nine different houses or apartments (not including the itinerant college years).
For me, home is a mixture of three things: 1) people, 2) land and 3) history.
It's become a cliche in pastor circles. How hard the holidays are. Sometimes cliches can make the reality rather than represent it, but in this case, I do think the holidays are particularly challenging for most pastors.
I shared today in church a few of parables from Matthew 13: mustard seed, yeast, treasure, pearl. I tried to just tell them as stories: very little editorial commentary or explanation, just the stories.
Two supporters of Occupy Atlanta showed up at my church last Sunday. Now, I should say--they didn't come to worship. They showed up just as I was locking the doors to go home, slightly before two.
This week Mitt Romney offhandedly called himself part of the "middle class." Mitt's net worth is estimated at $200 million. It seems clear that it was a pretty innocuous attempt at solidarity by a super-rich guy with "us" not-so-rich.
It's not about the debt ceiling, right? I mean, we're talking about the debt ceiling, but it's not about the debt ceiling. The issue beneath the issue is the proper relationship between government and wealth.
Maybe you consider yourself a "branded" Christian--Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic. Maybe you don't hold your brand loyalty close. Either way, you've wondered about denominations. Do they matter for religious life today?
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Ayers acknowledged that he held a reception in his home when Obama began his political run for state office.
"He was probably in 20 homes that day," Ayers said.
During the campaign, Obama tried to defuse the Ayers issue by condemning Ayers' past actions as "detestable."
"The notion that ... me knowing somebody who engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago, when I was 8 years old, somehow reflects on me and my values, doesn't make much sense," Obama said.
Ayers remained silent during the presidential race, but his proximity to Obama was highlighted on Election Day when the two men nearly ran into each other in the same polling place.
As recently as Wednesday, Palin was still raising the Ayers' issue, telling NBC that she was still concerned about Obama's relationship to the former radical.
Palin was the fiercest critic of the Obama-Ayers tie, accusing Obama of "palling around with a domestic terrorist."
While he was a fugitive, he married Bernardine Dorhn, another member of the Weather Underground.
Obama and Ayers have several connections. The two men have also served on boards together, including the Woods Fund of Chicago and the Chicago Annenberg Challenge.


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David Torn composes music he can't describe
Known for his innovative, textural approach to guitar playing, David Torn has released a number of albums under his own name and under the Splattercell moniker. He's also used his talents for film scoring and collaborated with a diverse set of artists including David Bowie, Laurie Anderson, Sting and John Legend.
Torn's musical palette undoubtedly has many colors, and when describing his forward-thinking trio, Sun of Goldfinger, which also features saxophonist Tim Berne and drummer Ches Smith, he says, "It's three really crazy guys trying to make something simultaneously beautiful and horrific." We spoke with Torn recently about the trio's aesthetic.
Westword: I know you and Tim Berne go back a ways. When you first started the group, did you have any idea of what direction you wanted to go in?
David Torn: Yeah. I wanted to take the idea of the last band — the Prezens band that was on ECM — I wanted to strip it back a little bit further so it's down to a trio and I'm the only chordal instrument. That was part of it. The other thing was that we just wanted to find another flavor, in an improvising context, that got another step further away from people thinking it's a jazz band, because we all have an association with something that used to be called jazz.
I don't know what it is we do, but I wanted more opportunity for the sound things to grow — all the sonic things.
It's a tough thing. It's easy for me and Tim because we know when we're improvising.... Tim lives in New York, so he's in a very vital scene. I don't live in the city, so my association with the younger musicians has to be through other people like Tim. And Tim went to see Ches play a couple of times and said, "This is your guy. We could do anything."
There's a certain aesthetic; there really are no rules. There's a very specific aesthetic that grows directly out of the same aesthetic that the Prezens band was about, which is that it doesn't need to sound like it's idiomatic. Everybody's trying to create something that is driven by a kind of compositional need, so that it's not really — it's like an outgrowth of what used to be called free jazz, except, of course, it's pretty electric.
And there is no barrier against...in fact, there's an encouragement to find things together, as if they feel they've been composed. Since everybody in the band does compose, that's one of the key elements of anybody who's in any of these bands: Everybody writes something somewhere along the line, so that it's not just like people blowing.
There is some kind of internal aesthetic that I could be incredibly verbose about, and in the end it doesn't mean anything, because I can't describe it — and that's why we play the music. It's about creating a really open but very demanding platform for the musicians in the band to create in the moment.
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I've sailed and owned a 1979 Lancer 30 for 6 years. Mine has a traditional interior layout. V-berth forward, salon midship and head/galley aft.
Things I don't like about the boat: low headroom inside <6' at most places; offset prop shaft, 5 1/2' draft, nasty weatherhelm. The offset prop shaft is very anoying as it angles slightly to starboard of centerline. When motoring, the boat is constantly pulling to starboard. Maybe its just MY boat, but I think its a design "feature". The winches and mainsail traveler are mickey mouse but not a problem. You may need to install a bow roller for the anchor chain and relocate the two sheet winches further aft if you have a wheel helm. I moved mine about 20 some inches aft since they were originally installed for a tiller helm.
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Rifle: Two Join Mountaineers
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University rifle coach Jon Hammond announced today that Maren Prediger and Patrick Sunderman will compete at WVU this year.
"I'm really excited about these two student-athletes," Hammond says. "Maren brings some great international experience and is a very strong air rifle shooter, having competed in many high-level competitions. Patrick also brings experience to the team and has been successful in national junior matches over the past year. These two, along with Garrett Spurgeon, add quality depth to our team, and I'm looking forward to seeing their progress at WVU." Prediger, a Petersaurach, Germany, native, brings years of international shooting experience with her to WVU. A member of the German National Team, she is a two-time junior women's air rifle winner at the German Championships (2010, 2011). She picked up five junior women's air rifle wins in 2010: ISAS, ISCH, Alpencup, IWK Tirol and the German Championships. Additionally, she also finished 27th in the women's junior air rifle competition at the ISSF World Shooting Championships. Prediger earned her first junior air rifle title in 2009 at the Alpencup and finished second at the 2009 European Championships. She owns personal-best marks of 597 in air rifle and 575 in smallbore. Sunderman, a native of Farmington, Minn., is a three-time rifle state champion. He finished fourth in air rifle at the 2012 Junior Olympic Championships and fifth in smallbore. Additionally, he competed in the 2012 Olympic air rifle trials (part 1 and 2). In total, Sunderman has qualified for three Junior Olympic Championships. Hammond previously announced the signing of Spurgeon in November. The Canton, Mo., native recently finished second in air rifle at the 2012 Junior Olympics and earned a place on the USA Junior National Team. He also placed fourth in smallbore at the competition. Additionally, at the 2012 USA Shooting National Championships, Spurgeon won the men's junior air rifle and smallbore titles. |
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Despite Ching's retirement threat, Montreal selects him in draft
By Jose de Jesus Ortiz | November 23, 2011 | Updated: November 23, 2011 10:34pm
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What will Brian Ching do now that he has been selected by the Montreal Impact?
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Houston Dynamo forward Brian Ching, left, celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal against the Philadelphia Union in the first half of a MLS playoff series game at Robertson Stadium, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011, in Houston.
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Brian Ching scored 51 regular-season goals in six seasons in Houston.
Even though Brian Ching vowed to retire if they selected him, the Montreal Impact chose the Dynamo's all-time leading scorer with the first pick in the 2011 MLS expansion draft Wednesday.
"I have no comment," Ching said after the Chronicle informed him he had been selected.
A day before the draft, Ching promised to retire and work in the Dynamo's front office if the Impact chose him.
The Impact are coached by Jesse Marsch, one of the U.S. national team assistant coaches on Bob Bradley's staff when they decided make Ching one of the last cuts before the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
To this day, Ching has said he'll never get over that snub, and now Marsch appears to have made the call that could send Ching into retirement at least a year before he hoped.
On Tuesday, Ching made it clear he didn't want to play for anyone other than Dominic Kinnear.
Moreover, Ching had his agent tell the Impact he wouldn't play for them or Marsch.
If unable to persuade the 33-year-old to play in Montreal, the Impact may trade him back to the Dynamo or elsewhere.
"We have the utmost respect for Brian, both as a player and a person," Marsch said. "He made it clear he does not want to come here, but we think he represents good value. I want to consider what is best for Brian's future, but I also want to consider what is best for the future of our club.
"It's a reality of the business. You must be open to the possibility of moving. It happens to all players, and it will continue to happen. If he doesn't come, we'll look at another scenario to improve our club."
Kinnear said Ching's selection was unexpected.
"I'm very surprised he was selected and very sad," Kinnear said. "This was a chance we took in leaving him unprotected, and obviously, our gamble didn't pay off."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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MoUs Shimla, May 20 Mr Dhumal said Ms Stokes was either the most misinformed person about the developments in the state or was just trying to mislead the people. He alleged that Ms Stokes comments about the hydroelectric power projects indicated that she lacked the knowledge of the reality, although copies of the MoUs for executing these projects were placed on the table of the Assembly. Mr Dhumal claimed that the government had taken care of each and every aspect to benefit the people of the state while signing these
MoUs. For the first time it had been made mandatory that the engineers of the HPSEB would continue to be on deputation with these projects even after their commissioning, he said. It has been provided in these MoUs that the private projects would supply power to Himachal Pradesh during winters between October and March when the state falls short of electricity, which has to be procured from elsewhere on higher rates. These projects are supposed to supply the 15 per cent unallocated power to the state on the pattern of the Central projects. Mr Dhumal said the Congress government had failed to tap the hydroelectric potential while work on projects to generate over 7,500 MW of power had been started during the BJP regime. The Chief Minister said the 86 MW Manala project had started generating power during the BJP regime, a software-IT park had been started and an information technology university and an engineering college had been set up in the state. |
stolen from temple recovered Kangra, May 20 District police chief Sanjay Kundu told mediapersons that the burglars had decamped along with Rs 80,000 cash and the silver ornaments on April 28. But the temple authorities had lodged a complaint before the police stating that only Rs 80,000 were stolen from the temple. Surprisingly, a police party, on the instance of two accused youths, Dalbir Singh and Vipin, recovered silver ornaments weighing 17 kg packed in bags and signed by the temple authorities. Rs 11,577 were also recovered from their possession. Dalbir and Vipin were arrested by the police along with 751 gram of silver ornaments during a routine checking at the Kandwal barrier in the district on Saturday. The van in which they were travelling was also impounded by the police. During interrogation, they confessed the crime of stealing cash and silver from the temple and named Vikram as their accomplice, who was arrested by the police from Gangath. The police today produced all three accused before the court of Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Bhim Singh who remanded him to police custody for seven days. Meanwhile, the SDM, Kangra and Assistant Commissioner, Brijeshwari Temple, Dr Naresh Kumar Laath, on the direction from the Deputy Commissioner, Kangra, moved an application with the police station, Kangra, against three temple officials demanding investigation in the alleged misappropriation of the silver ornaments of the temple as the theft of these was not reported to the police. |
ordered to pay compensation Nurpur, May 20 Against an order placed with the supplier for the machinery on November 28,2001, the agent of the supplier, in an agreement, had promised to deliver the machinery by December 10,2001 at the site of work. The machinery was not delivered to the buyer on the stipulated date. The agent again visited the complainant on March 15,2002, and informed her that the machinery was being loaded on that day and took Rs 30,000 more as advance payment. The complainant was asked to make the final payment on the delivery of the machinery at the site. After waiting for the delivery of the machinery at the site for a few days, the complainant filed a petition with the Consumer Redressal Forum on March 26 and claimed a compensation of Rs 2 lakh. Following a number of hearings the forum, headed by its president, Mr
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Briton found dead Dharamsala, May 20 He said the police had initiated inquest proceedings and a post-mortem would be conducted to ascertain the exact cause of his death by a team of doctors of the local government hospital. Arrangements had been made to preserve his body and the relatives had been informed accordingly, he added. |
Woman cop commits suicide Shimla, May
20 Her body was found hanging from a tree in the jungle in the Comeli Bank area, about 300 metres away from her house, this morning. According to Mr Virender Singh, ASP, although prima facie it appeared to be a case of suicide, the police was investigating it from all angles. He said she returned from Kasauli where she had gone to visit her eight-year-old ailing son at 6 p.m. and left the house after an hour. |
Governor, CM mourn Gulsher Ahmeds death Shimla, May 20 Dr Suraj Bhan, in a condolence message to the bereaved family, prayed for the peace of the departed soul and strength to the family members to bear the irreparable loss. Mr Prem Kumar Dhumal, Chief Minister, also condoled the death of Mr Gulsher Ahmed. |
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May 20 Taps in Sanjauli, Chhota Shimla, The Mall, Lower Bazar, Nabha, Chakkar and Tutikandi remained dry, causing hardships to residents and tourists. The Municipal Corporation pressed six tankers into service to supply water but it was able to cover only a few areas. There
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