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Written by Robyn O'Brien, founder of the AllergyKids Foundation, author of The Unhealthy Truth
Today, one in eleven children struggle with asthma, and one in four are affected by allergies. The incidence of allergy has increased significantly over the past two decades, and allergy to peanuts has more than doubled from 1997 to 2002. Approximately 30 million children – more than 1/3 of our kids – are affected by one of these four new childhood epidemics. This is not something we can just accept.
The official statistic holds that allergies affect some 7 million Americans, including about 6 percent of children below the age of three. That information comes courtesy of U.S. Food and Drug Administration Deputy Commissioner Lester M. Crawford, J., D.V.M., Ph.D., speaking before the Consumer Federation of America on April 22, 2002. But that data is now almost ten years old.
Since then, the only update we've had is from the Centers for Disease Control and a report issued in 2008 that said that there has been a 265% increase in the rate of hospitalizations related to food allergic reactions.
This begs explanation.
An allergy is basically an overreaction by your immune system to a protein that it perceives as a threat—for example, the proteins in particular types of food, the dust mite protein, or pollen. For people without allergies, these proteins are harmless. But if you've got an allergy, your immune system sees these proteins as dangerous invaders.
To drive the invader out, your immune system mobilizes all its resources: mucous, to flush out the intruder; vomiting, to force it out; diarrhea, to expel it quickly. Such conditions may make you feel sick, but they're actually evidence of your body's attempts to get well.
A key aspect of the immune response is known as inflammation, characterized by one or more of four classic symptoms: redness, heat, swelling, and pain. Inflammation doesn't occur only in allergic reactions; it flares up whenever your body feels threatened, in response to a bruise, cut, bacteria, or virus as well as to otherwise harmless pollen, dust, or food. Scientists now believe that much of our immune system is found in our digestive tracts, where many of these inflammatory reactions occur in the form of stomachaches, cramping, nausea, bloating, and vomiting.
Ironically, the immune system's inflammatory reaction—meant to heal and protect the body—often causes more problems than the initial "invader" in the cases when allergic reactions become life-threatening.
Common Symptoms of Food Allergy: Immediate Reactions
* rash or hives
* nausea
* stomach pain
* diarrhea
* itchy skin
* eczema
* shortness of breath
* chest pain
* swelling of the airways to the lungs
* anaphylaxis
Food Allergies and Food Sensitivity: Our Immune System Overreacts Again
At first glance, the distinction between "allergies" and "sensitivity" may seem like a meaningless word game. But understanding the relationship between these two conditions is crucial to grasping the true nature of the allergy epidemic—and to seeing how even the supposedly healthy foods in our kitchens may be harmful to our health.
As we've seen, allergies are an overreaction of our immune system, a kind of exaggerated response to a perceived danger. When a child comes in contact with these proteins (peanut, egg, wheat, etc.) her immune system "recognizes" the protein as dangerous, just as it would have seen the danger in the bacterium that causes pneumonia or the virus that causes mumps. In response, her immune system creates special "fighter" proteins called antibodies designed to identify and neutralize the "invader."
These fighter proteins are known as immunoglobulin E, or IgE for short. When they're released into the bloodstream, their purpose is to "seek and destroy" the invader, which they do by creating one or more of the classic food allergy symptoms, such as the hives, or the diarrhea with which other children respond, or, in more extreme cases, the anaphylactic shock that can kill a child within minutes.
The classic IgE response occurs within minutes or even seconds, because IgE proteins are some of the most aggressive antibodies we know. That immediate IgE response is the defining characteristic of an allergic reaction.
Food sensitivities start out in a similar way. If a "sensitive" child is exposed to a protein that his system perceives as a threat, he'll manufacture another type of fighter protein, known as Immunglobulin G, or IgG. Although IgE and IgG antibodies play similar roles, they produce somewhat different—though often overlapping—symptoms.
A crucial difference between the two, though, is their reaction time. The less aggressive IgG antibodies typically produce a delayed response that might not appear for hours or even days after the child has consumed the offending food.
So even though food sensitivities and food allergies both produce painful, inflammatory, and potentially dangerous responses, this delayed reaction time has led many doctors to give food sensitivities second-class status. Partly that's because they don't present an immediate and obvious threat to children's lives: only the IgE proteins trigger anaphylactic shock, for example, and in that sense, only the IgE proteins can kill (though the IgG reaction can have serious long-term consequences). I also think that traditional doctors tend to downplay the importance of nutrition, frequently dismissing the idea that such symptoms as earache, eczema, crankiness, brain fog, and sleep problems might be related to a child's diet.
However, an article in The Lancet, Britain's most respected medical journal, casts another light on the subject. The article referred to doctors who use elimination diets—diets that begin with a very limited, "safe" array of food choices and then add potentially problematic foods back into the diet, one by one.
The reason to do an elimination diet is to identify which foods in your diet might be triggering symptoms like skin rashes, fatigue, or stomach ache. Often, some foods affect us without our realizing it and we live with the symptoms, taking medicine to alleviate the suffering. But if you eliminate these foods from your diet, you may find that your symptoms disappear. What becomes even more interesting is that when you reintroduce the offending food, you may suddenly suffer drastic symptoms which make it clear that the food was indeed triggering one or more problems. An elimination diet can sometimes reveal with dramatic speed that a particular food you've always believed was harmless is actually causing such chronic symptoms as headache, digestive problems, and even more serious complaints. Masked by your daily diet and by the slowness of the food-sensitivity reaction, the offending food does its dirty work without ever realizing that it is the culprit behind your—or your child's—disorders.
When you take a break from eating that problem food, however, and then add it back into your diet, you see how powerful its effects are and how responsible it may be for a seemingly unrelated problem. Foods that you thought were safe for you turn out to be highly problematic, indicating the presence of a previous undiagnosed food sensitivity. As a result, the authors of the Lancet article conclude that the prevalence of food sensitivity (referred to in the article as "food intolerance") has been seriously underestimated.
Certainly, food allergies are far more dramatic. Whenever you read about a kid who died within minutes of eating at a fast-food joint or after breathing in the peanut dust from a friend's candy wrapper, that's an "IgE-mediated" food allergy. They're fast, they can be deadly, and I'm glad doctors want to give them the attention they deserve.
But I also think doctors should be looking at delayed reactions, too, the "IgG-mediated" responses to food sensitivities. And some doctors do look seriously at both. Most conventional doctors, though, tend to focus on IgE immediate reactions. I think there are lots of reasons why they should view the two types of reactions as part of a larger, single problem.
First, both reactions have the same ultimate cause: the immune system's overreaction to apparently harmless food. According to internationally acclaimed author and physician Kenneth Bock, M.D., there's also quite a bit of overlap between IgE and IgG symptoms. Both can contribute to inflammatory responses in multiple body systems.
True, the delayed IgG reactions are less likely to cause hives and are more likely to produce a host of apparently vague symptoms, such as headache, brain fog, sleep problems, joint pain, fatigue, and muscle aches. But both the immediate and the delayed responses are immune system problems triggered by a supposedly "harmless" food.
Conventional doctors' tendency to separate "IgE-mediated" food allergies and "IgG-mediated" food sensitivities into two separate problems has the effect of minimizing the allergy epidemic. Remember, IgE allergies, IgG sensitivities, and asthma—three similar ways that our immune systems can overreact—are all on the rise. It makes sense to find a doctor who is willing to address all three as symptoms of a greater underlying issue.
Common Symptoms of Food Sensitivity: Delayed Reactions
* fatigue
* gastrointestinal problems, including bloating and gas
* itchy skin and skin rashes like eczema
* brain fog
* muscle or joint aches
* headache
* sleeplessness and sleep disorders
* chronic rhinitis (runny nose), congestion, and post-nasal drip
Four Take-Aways:
1. Even if your kids can't talk, their skin speaks volumes! Did you know that the skin is a person's largest organ? Even when your kid is too young to tell you how he feels or too used to her symptoms to identify them (when kids hurt all the time, they don't know they hurt!), you can often read your child's condition in his or her skin.
Does your kid have eczema? Does he get rashes around the mouth, especially after he eats a certain food or swallows a certain beverage? Rashes around the knees, elbows, or armpits? Does he have "allergic shiners"—that is, dark circles under the eyes?
These are all inflammatory reactions, signs that the body is trying to rid itself of what it perceives as "toxic invader." In your child's case, that "toxic invader" might be an apparently harmless food, to which your kid is either allergic or "sensitive." Keeping that invader away from your kid may bring relief from symptoms—and it may clear up other problems, such as brain fog, crankiness, sleep problems, inattention, acne, and mood swings.
2. The toilet bowl has a lot to tell you. Your kids' bowel movements, not to be too delicate here, also speak volumes. Runny poops are a sign that a person isn't properly digesting his food. And indeed, as we got the allergens out of some children's diets, poops tend to firm up.
3. Chronic ear infections are often a sign of dairy allergies. In some cases, milk may have ill effects like eczema, upset stomachs or chronic ear infections for children who are allergic or sensitive to it.
4. Find a doctor who is willing to work with you, test for both IgE and IgG allergies and sensitivities and to address the important role that elimination diets can play in managing allergic symptoms like eczema, ear infections and chronic mucous.
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Hello, I have had my children tested at a naturalpathic doctor for allargies ( blood test), my sister had her children tested and my parents were tested, 2 other freinds of mine had these tests done on thair children aswell. I found overall they all reacted to similar foods. Wheat, Dairy, Eggs. I am now wondering how accurate these are? How can everyone be allergic to these foods?
I've read that the only true way to test is to have a food challenge (at your allergists office). My daughter is anaphylactic to dairy and egg. We found out about her dairy allergy from reactions and then testing that showed she was also allergic to egg too. She had never reacted to egg but it's easier to avoid. When she had a baked egg challenge last year she failed and we wont have a dairy challenge anytime soon because she had an ana reaction on Thanksgiving just from residue.
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While the film was to hit the screens in about 40 cinemas across the State — 12 of them in Bangalore — on Sunday, screening was deferred on the advice of the police after violence broke out in Mysore and Bhadravati.
"We will wait for the High Court judgment," Additional Director-General of Police Bipin Gopalkrishna told The Hindu.
He, however, did not wish to comment when his attention was drawn to some senior police officials, including Bangalore Police Commissioner B.G. Jyothi Prakash Mirji, watching the film at the Renukamba cinema here to decide on the film's content before being allowed to be released.
Meanwhile, H.D. Gangaraj of Shakti Enterprises, which has taken the distribution rights in the Old Mysore area, said that he has decided to seek police security to release the film.
"We are trying to get it released here on Tuesday," he said and added that he had already suffered huge losses.
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With how great Onset of Putrefaction was, I thought to myself, "there's no way they'll top this", due to the way so many bands go after a magnum opus. Well, i'll just say that I was in for quite a surprise. Not only did they manage to top that release, but the managed to release what may very well be the greatest death metal album of all time. No other tech death album has caused the amount of impact that this one has.
Remember when I said that the one problem with their debut was that it felt a bit "unorganized"? If you couldn't tell, they fixed that here. It carries the demonic sound that was present on their debut and mixes it with a more focused attack, while still giving you that "I'm rotting with Muhammad" feel. Not to mention that on this album, Necrophagist are actually a band, as opposed to a one-man project. This was a HUGE load off of Muhammad's shoulders, as he could now focus on the guitarwork. The guitars on this album stand out even more than on Onset of Putrefaction, layered perfectly to accentuate the technicality while still being a brutal assault on your ears. The bass is still very audible on this album, and the tone is a bit smoother, which allows the basslines to follow the guitars closer. The drumming is layered very well, and gives this album a strong backbone to support the crazy guitar riffs and solos. The production value is amazing, which is something that can't be said for a lot of death metal albums.
Necrophagist are praised for their technical, virtuostic musicians, and it's easy to see why. Like I mentioned before, Necrophagist are now a band, so now each musician can put all of their talent into their said instrument, as opposed to Muhammad rushing to do everything. Muhammad, you are a genius. His growls are just as brutal and guttural as they were on Onset, and the guitar. Does this guy have a third arm or something? I don't know how he's able to play such technical riffs and solos, let alone SING while doing it! This guy lets out crazy tech riffs left and right. He implies all of the arpeggios and sweep picking that he did on Onset, and takes it a step further. Of course, this album wouldn't be complete without Muhammad's godly guitar soloing. Solos litter this album, as there is one on every song, and they are even better here. The classical soloing is almost emotive, similar to a cross between Chuck Schuldiner's and Yngwie Malmsteen's solos. Believe it or not, Muhammad actually found a second guitarist who can noodle on his guitar just as well as he can. I honestly don't know how Christian is able to keep up with Muhammad. He'll sometimes chime in with guitar solos while Muhammad is playing one. These dual solos are fucking amazing! They flourish, giving off a sense of pain and anger while keeping the classical feel. Stefan's bass skills are pretty underrated, due to the guitars getting most of the attention. He thumps alongside the guitarists, even soloing with the guitars! Hannes can really drum well. Since they actually have a drummer now, the drumwork is more technical than on Onset, and has less reliance on blasting. This album is even more technical than Onset, and the musicianship is as amazing as it ever was.
The songwriting really comes together here. The songs are more progressive than on their last album, with tempo changes and odd time signatures about. Again, Muhammad is an intelligent musician, so you can never expect a "regular" song here. He'll always keep you on your toes and will leave you wondering what he's going to do next. The lyrics are even more poetic than on their last record, and they also toned down the gore elements a little bit, though they definitely aren't completely gone. Every song has something that will totally rip you a new asshole. It's hard to pick a favorite, as all of the songs are great in their own way. For example, "Diminished To Be" is probably the most technical song on the album, and has a breathtaking solo. It's probably my favorite song by a hair. The jazz-driven "Only Ash Remains" opens with a bass solo, then goes into guitar wizardry, while the title track throws out dozens upon dozens of technical riffs. The grind influences from Carcass appear in the lightning quick "Stabwound", while the following track "Stillborn One", plays with different tempos before launching into hyperspeed and kicking out a solo that screams neo-classical. "Symbiotic In Theory" and "Ignominious and Pale" have some of the best lead work on the entire album. The weirdest song on the album is the aptly named "Seven" in which the main riff is played in a really fucked up time measure, almost resembling those used by Meshuggah. Despite being amazingly technical, each song is catchy enough to keep you listening. A snorefest this is not.
Amazing doesn't even begin to describe this album. This is the epitome of progressive/technical death metal. This album may very well be the greatest death metal album ever. If things keep going this way, they'll top this with their next album!


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According to a new study, one-fourth of teens admitted to having sent a sext, and 76.2 percent of teens who were asked to send a sext admitted to having had sexual intercourse.
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A North Texas woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for texting images of child pornography.
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Texting and/or talking while behind the wheel is not banned statewide in Texas. But the federal government has unveiled a plan to crack down on distracted driving.
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A new study of teen driving behavior has found that the use of electronic devices is the leader among distracted driving behaviors.
Fort Worth Police Warn Against Texting Prank
Police in Fort Worth are asking people not to partake in a prank in which they text a random phone number saying they have hidden a body.
Study Says Teens Average 60 Texts Each Day
According to a new study, teenagers are sending an average of 60 texts per day. That number is up from 50 text messages in a 2009 survey.
UNT Student Competes In Nat'l Texting Championship
A University of North Texas student is in New York City preparing to compete in the fifth annual LG U.S. National Texting Championship. Sarah Wood is one of just 12 other "texters" competing.
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Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
Just to DARK
With my TV turning the brightness all the way up actually makes it almost too dark to see, but just off of default I have no issues. See if changing it helps? Silly of me to assume you haven't yet I know, so sorry if you have, beyond that piece of advice I'm useless
Blood Dragon looks great on my 32' Visio 720p
Picture Mode - Game
Color Temperature - Computer
Adaptive Lumina - Off
Ambient light Sensor - Off
Other than Skyrim and Halo: ODST, I have never had to ajust the in-game brightness using these tv settings.
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60" Sony Bravia HDTV
This a plasma TV? In a bright room?
Reason over religion
I agree, the dark is kind of a drag. It wouldn't be so bad if there was occasional daylight or something. The scanlines also get kind of annoying. Wish there was an option to turn those off.
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I love this game but I do agree that it is way too dark. I turned up the brightness to max and that didn't really help. The "get a new TV" answer isn't really a valid response. Besides having an HDTV, (which I do have) the game shouldn't be a pain to adjust to actually see things in the game.
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The darkness fits perfectly with the time of the game.
This is the correct answer.
Doesn't have a damn thing to do with TC having to "buy a better TV"... the game is just dark because that is the way the dev's wanted it. It matches the dark tone of the movies mentioned above and also gets the neon lights to stand out even more.
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From the article: What to Wear When Having a Baby
Hospital gowns. Certainly they aren't fashionable. But they are also not comfortable. They crunch. They are too big, too small and open in all the wrong places. But what's a laboring mom to wear? When it comes time to give birth, what will you be wearing? Something of your own? Something you bought for labor? A baby shower gift of a fancy maternity gown? Will you be naked? Maybe a t-shirt is your style?
Laboring women wear what they please
- Psshhh. Hospital gowns are unstylish? So is everything about labor and the first two months of being a mom. I was just glad not to have to do any of that laundry. I wore that gown for my entire hospital stay. Let them wash the milk and assorted bodily fluids out of the linens. It's a small but important form of pampering to be taken care of like that. The gowns are also practical. They give good access for breastfeeding, and one size fits all. I just hadn't even known what size clothing to buy for postpartum when I was pregnant with my first. This pregnancy, though, I'm hoping to deliver at a birth center, which means no gowns. I'll bring a few comfortable options including nursing nighties, but if it's anything like my first birth, I'll probably spend a good deal of time naked in the tub. That felt very soothing in my first labor. Hormones take you from sweltering to shivering in seconds during labor, so be prepared to mix it up between nudity and cozy warm blankets.
- —Guest KateC
No time for fashion!
- Never thought about that, but I'd rather not be totally naked! I think I'll go for the gown during labor and birth, and then I'll get into an outfit of my own for the hospital stay. It's no time for fashion worries!
- —Guest Raya
Who knew this was such a huge topic
- I plan on wearing the hospital gown for delivery then changing into a t-shirt since staff and dr. will most likely want to check you after the baby is born "easy access." Then the next day I'll throw on some sweats and a shirt until I am able to go home. But like most people said your typically only in the gown for delivery and can change right after.
- —Guest bebelove
Thought I didn't care, but I did
- Wearing an alternative to a standard issue gown isn't necessarily about vanity (but if you want to look good, good for you). I thought I didn't care about wearing the gown, but ended up feeling trapped - between the IV, the monitors, the rails on the bed, the people crowded around me...the gown was just one more thing to make it hard for me to get up and move around where I was most comfortable. Also could not picture trying alternative positions (like squatting) for pushing so ended up lying on my back the whole time. Needless to say, could not push the baby out and they had to cut me to get him out. I'm not saying that's the fault of the gown! Just that I found it to be way worse than I imagined. Next time I'll do something that's 2 piece - a sports type bra and some kind of under the belly skirt. Hopefully something I can put together myself so I can toss it if it gets yucky!
- —Guest cate
I wore the hospital gown and it sucked
- I went into preterm labor on Halloween morning, was admitted and was wearing a very uncomfortable hospital gown for 4 days... it got stuck under me, it pulled on my neck and choked me, it didn't cover my bottom, etc. So I found out that I could order a hospital gown on ebay that was specifically made for labor and delivery. I ordered one and I pray it will get here before my baby does! I also ordered one for after that is pink with polka dots that is made like a hospital gown but more custom. They weren't that expensive & to me the additional comfort is worth the price!!! The labor and delivery one was called "pretty pushers". I have 2 other kids, and I really hated how uncomfortable the gowns were, and I hope this time it will be different.
- —Guest Dee
Modesty's all gone...
- With my first I didn't have any medication to dull the pain, I ended up naked and really didn't care. Childbirth, for me at least, just caused all modesty to go out the window. I imagine the same will happen with this one.
- —Guest Jen
- I will wear a hospital gown for labor and bring a one from home for afterwards, just so I can be a little more comfortable. :)
- —Guest Bertha E. Reyes
Hospital wear
- I just want to be comfortable and have a healthy baby. It's no fashion show for me.
- —Guest Natalie
- Something comfy, with easy access for birthing and nursing. Light material, not really warm or cool, soft, comfortable and silky. Yup, I think a low-cut, short-hemmed negligee. :)
- —Guest Kimmy1
My own hospital gown!!
- When I was a little younger I was hospitalized for a long time and someone made me my own hospital gown. Whenever I have to go to the hospital I bring it to wear and that is what I am planning to wear when I deliver. It's cute, comfortable, and I know where it has been.
- —Guest Happy hippo
Be smart to wear...
- I'm having baby in 2 months and it's my second baby I will be wearing hospital gown and will change after the baby is born, so I can feel comfy and relax with my new baby and hubby.
- —Guest Aqsa faisal
What will you wear during labor?
- I'm wearing the plain old hospital gown that's comfortable and easy access for doctors.
- —Guest Nadirah Washington
Hygene in gowns
- I don't know why all these women are so worried about the hospital gowns. everything is thoroughly cleaned before another woman is using it. And if it were really in horrible shape, they'd throw it out. Not only that but hospital gowns are used in cycles.. pretty much they use them for a few months, throw em out and start with new. So you're not going to end up with some disgusting gown the woman who had a kid 5 minutes before you was using. Every thing is clean, and I think you guys are over reacting. I, myself will be wearing a hospital gown and proud of it.
- —Guest Due any day now and a nurse.
ended up naked
- The 1st time, I wore a baby doll style dress when I 1st got to hospital. After I had a shower at 9cm dilated, I just stayed naked! This time I'll probably do the same, but I'll take a short dressing gown with me.
- —Guest Chloe
Who cares
- For those who have been in labor before, I believe you know what it feels. Naked or dressed no one is staring at you or laughing. You might end up naked if you plan to go with those closed stuff. Two months to go, I will wear the little hospital gown.
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I'm considering making a vest (waistcoat) from a "vintage" (30s? 40s?) English pattern which calls for 11 oz. of worsted-weight yarn. I prefer working with finer yarn and needles and have no problem with modifying the pattern to suit my smaller gauge, but I'm not sure how much wool to buy. Can I substitute 11 oz. (300 g.) of fingering-weight yarn for 11 oz. of worsted and have about the right amount? I know I'm not likely to find if for 7 d. per ounce as mentioned in the pattern, so I'd like to have some idea of how much to buy.
I started making the thong. I have gotten to the front pouch. I must admit that part of the intstructions are a little confusing but I may have figured it out. We'll see though when the pouch is done. No, I will not model it here, not with my dunlap. LOL.
I am so pleased with my latest creation - the monogrammed coaster set. It is a take-off on my Mother's Day coaster set with elements of my relief dishrag thrown in.
I had to draft out the shape of the monogram relief myself on graph paper, but it really wasn't too difficult. Thankfully, the letter 'M', which is the first letter of my boyfriend's last name, was pretty easy as well as symmetrical, which is important because the coasters are meant to be reversible. The 'M' is in reverse-stockinette on the right side and stockinette on the wrong side.
Help Please! I am trying to find a simple beret pattern done in finger wieght yarn. having no luck I made one and it looks like a homeless person I will be that homeless person!! on the street, so if you see me say hi and nice hat. please if any one has a good pattern the beret is for a friend going through chemo. ( now you can see why I wouldn't give him the homeless hat, although I have no pride, he does) Thanks
I've been watching and waiting for someone to answer Martin's call to create and model swimwear. Well, I needed a new bathing suit and so I decided it was time for me to venture into knitting apparel. I have to say that the results are positive.
Ok guys... I've got a problem that, frankly, I don't know what to do to fix. Whenever I go from a knit stitch to a purl stitch, that knit stitch always seems to be loose and misshapen and there tends to be a gap between the two. Now, the gap isn't a huge issue for me because the "rib" (so to speak) generally hides that. But the loose knit stitches are the bane of my knitting at the moment. I've tried tightening them 10 ways from Sunday and I still can't get them even. I don't know if it's something weird like the angle I purl at, but it's always when I go from knits to purls. Here's a picture. Any ideas?
I know there are several Men Who Knit in the NYC area and I bet there will be more coming into town for Gay Pride, as I will be doing. Is there any interest in getting together for coffee (or cocktails) and knitting one evening? I'd welcome a chance to meet others in person and discuss / show off our latest creations. If there is no interest in a formal event, I'll be in town from Friday thru Monday and I'm always looking to meet new people.
i find that every so often i go through phases of knitting. i am currently in a lace garment phase, squinting over yo's and psso's. its been fun figuring out new patterns and creating my own, only to have to pull it out and go back....ahh perfection.
now i have a question. how do you guys feel about ripping out your work to fix a mistake? i mean, i know if its a big mistake its worth it....to some people. i personally need to take out the work if its big. even sometimes if its small. it helps us to become better knitters, i think. learning how to fix boo boos allows us to become extraordin-hairy knitters.


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Are you running the Tamagotchi L.I.F.E. app?
Posted 13 December 2013 - 08:47 AM ( #81 )
Posted 15 December 2013 - 05:42 AM ( #82 )
I haven't tried the P2 app yet 'cause my Android emulator is so confusing XD
Edited by Eternal Mametchi Fan, 15 December 2013 - 05:47 AM.
Posted 15 December 2013 - 10:51 AM ( #83 )
I'm definitely NOT an Apple fan but I like Android and yeah I have Android. I try to run it but I always forget to feed it so it dies... yeah.
Edited by Itsumo-nana, 15 December 2013 - 10:51 AM.
Posted 15 December 2013 - 06:36 PM ( #84 )
Even though I'm from the UK, I just changed my region to US on my Apple ID details and got the Tamagotchi L.I.F.E app...
I liked the app.. but it just doesn't seem the same, I rather have the real thing than an app
I ended up deleting it because I prefer the real thing!
Posted 23 December 2013 - 10:40 AM ( #85 )
I was running it before, but I disliked it so I uninstalled it. I recently installed it again ( like a few days ago) and I saw that they have the p2 ( generation 2) and generation 1 too....and the game for p2 is different , now the foods are in color too. I really would liked to have features such as going to stores and stuff...but I guess thats pretty much what you can get since the app is free and all....
But the annoying part is, it sends notifications so I disabled it...and also it dies very easily! I still like the real tamagotchi because, you have that feeling with you with a real tama which you cant have with this one.
Posted 03 January 2014 - 08:36 AM ( #86 )
It being on the phone does loose it's charms as others have said..
Posted 06 January 2014 - 10:18 AM ( #87 )
I'm running it for generation 2. Of course it's not the same as an actual tamagotchi but for an app it's pretty good. One annoying thing is not being able to pause it at all...I know vintages did not have an official "pause" function, but at least you could go the clock set screen and not set the time, or set it so the tamagotchi is asleep. But on a cell phone or other electronic device messing with the time isn't a good idea.
Edited by puzzledpanda, 06 January 2014 - 10:18 AM.
Posted 09 January 2014 - 03:28 PM ( #88 )
I am running the LIFE app. I didn't get the option to vote though, I guess I missed the poll.
Personally, I love it, and now they have second generation too. I'm happy.
Posted 26 January 2014 - 01:18 PM ( #89 )
I don't own an iPhone, iPad or Android device so unfortunately I'm not able to play it. I have been thinking about downloading an emulator but I'm not sure whether it's worth it, really.
Posted 01 February 2014 - 10:47 PM ( #90 )
I'd like it if they put out a new update each quarter or so, where they add newer versions (obviously never anything that is still in production), coming out chronologically. If I enjoy the connections app, I might spend money on a newer tamagotchi, for instance. For now I'm happy running the app and my two vintages
Posted 08 February 2014 - 09:04 PM ( #92 )
I'm currently running the updated version of the app on my Samsung Galaxy S4 (Android) and it works great. I downloaded the first version of the app when I got my new phone last year. It ended up using almost all of my phone's battery power and made the screen really hot. So I ended up uninstalling it. I installed it on my iPad but it ended up dying since I don't keep my iPad on 24/7. The new version of the app with Generation 2 only uses 3% of my battery life. Just wish it gave the option of saving the app to my SD card.
Posted 12 February 2014 - 05:04 PM ( #93 )
I was considering getting it, but the "glowing" reviews have made me change my mind. Also, it probably would feel weird using a phone as a tamagotchi anyways.
Posted 27 February 2014 - 06:15 AM ( #94 )
I have it personally, both the Gen 1/2 and Angelgotchi versions, and find that they're a good experience, as someone who's never been in contact with a vintage, but not quite the same as a real Tama (of course). That said, I do just as poorly on them as I do on real Tamas. I worked so hard to keep it happy and healthy, and I got a Maskutchi... orz (Same thing happened on the V6. Work hard, get a Sebiretchi. I'm terrible at this.)
Ah, but I do experience significant freezing and crashing. I'll be going to do something (usually play a game), and then it'll just say, "(app name) has stopped working." Thanks.
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Posted 27 February 2014 - 06:28 AM ( #95 )
I have it but I find it glitchy and boring. I'd rather just have American ports of the colored tama's
Posted 27 February 2014 - 07:29 AM ( #96 )
Seriously, I run the application. As the angel of my Tamagotchi, I love the truth. I like watch the webisodes and the marketing ideas and love to make a purchase of Tamagotchi. However, I think one thing, that with a little more. If a character from friends Tamagotchi or connection is included in the application or by creating anime character application thereof, which would be good for them. I would enjoyed it completely, I will adore the care of a friend of my cute Tamagotchi! , Many of nostalgia for my Tamagotchi connection and go! Tamagotchi! So it will be something very special to me.
Posted 01 March 2014 - 07:35 AM ( #97 )
I don't know if I got to vote on this or not. But I hate to say it, I kind of like the app better. Its a bit more convenient for me being on my iPod, I get alerts when my Tama needs me and I get all sorts of designs for the egg to look at, or I can play it in touch mode if I prefer.
I do like COLLECTING the tama eggs though, I'll still do that, and I'll still run my Tama color eggs. But something about the apps is just better for me.
Posted 11 April 2014 - 12:42 PM ( #98 )
The app isn't compatible with my phone (Samsung S2 Mini), which is strange because it's not a very old model. Although from what I've heard I doubt I'd be that bothered about getting it except to experience what it was like to have some of the vintage Tamas that I haven't been able to collect yet. I had a similar virtual pet app a while back and I can't imagine the app will be as good as the eggs themselves. But if it ever does become compatible I'll probably still try it.
Posted 12 May 2014 - 03:37 PM ( #100 )
Even though I don't have the App (I have a Nokia 521) I've seen pictures personally from the look of the app The toy is better
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CALGARY — A human rights group wants the Canadian government to take immediate steps to revoke the citizenship of an accused Guatemalan war criminal who lost his bid to have the Supreme Court of Canada review his extradition to the United States.
Jorge Vinicio Orantes Sosa was arrested while visiting family in Lethbridge, Alta., two years ago. The 54-year-old was ordered extradited to the United States to face immigration charges. He's accused of lying to immigration officials about his military past when he applied for U.S. citizenship and was deported to the United States last September.
Sosa, who held both Canadian and U.S. citizenship, is also wanted by Guatemalan authorities for the alleged massacre of civilians in the village of Dos Erres during that country's civil war. It's alleged that 251 men, women and children were killed. The military unit believed the village was under rebel control and that its inhabitants were responsible for an ambush on soldiers and the theft of 20 rifles.
"Given the evidence that we've seen, Sosa is not someone who should be entitled to be a Canadian citizen. We would hope the Canadian government would take that step to revoke his citizenship," said Matt Eisenbrandt, legal director for the Canadian Centre for International Justice.
"I would certainly hope so because even if he gets the maximum sentence in the United States on fraud at some point, if he's not sent to Guatemala at the end of his sentence and he's still a Canadian citizen he would probably try to come back."
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John Cunningham, 43, was having a heated discussion early Monday with his maternal uncle, Lessie Lowe, 44, about the pork they were planning to cook, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Tuesday.
The imbroglio stemmed from Cunningham calling the meat "pork steaks," while Lowe referred to them as "pork chops," the newspaper said.
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Lowe died later at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Cunningham, who was correct about the meat, was taken into custody.
Beyond the irony that the victim was brought to a Jewish hospital, the fact that the winner in the debate about the cut of pork was determined is also slightly insane. The Riverfront Times, took it one step further and called an expert on pork named Joe LeGrand to explain the issue. Here's how the issue was summed up:
A pork steak is cut from the pig's shoulder (which is also confusingly known as a "pork butt," because it apparently used to be shipped in barrels called "butts"). In a cow, the analogous cut would be chuck roast.
A pork chop, however, is cut from the back loin. In a cow, the analogous cut would be T-bone.
"People tend to overcook pork," LeGrand says. But pork steaks contain more fat and take longer, so they tend to turn out better for most folks (because people accidentally cook them correctly).
So whether you're grilling or arguing with a family member, the concept is the same: Do not overheat.
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