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Powerful simple receiver
By AUEagle
from Richmond, VA
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Comments about Yamaha Black 100W x 2 HiFi Audio Receiver:
This is the perfect receiver for an office environment for the individual looking for great sound without the need for all the bells and whistles of a home theater system. The output power is amazing and can shake a room with the Yamaha subwoofer attached to the speaker output.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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great simple receiver
By elmo
from Lincoln, NE
About Me Audiophile, Movie Enthusiast, Practical
Was looking for a simple stereo to use for tv sound enhancement and listening to music. This fit the bill perfectly. Very easy to set up and operate. The included antenna leaves much to be desired, but I have noticed that is the case with most receivers. Easy fix with a different antenna. Keep in mind that the sound is only going to be as good as your speakers. I was not impressed when I first hooked this up to a small pair of polk bookshelf speakers. Then I added an old (30+ years) pair of kenwood floor speakers and it sounds fantastic. I think todays speakers are built to use with subwoofers. Back in the 70's and 80's we didn't need subs because the speakers had 10-15" woofers built in. Plenty of power. The volume goes to 100 but I could only go to 80 comfortably. Noticed no distortion whatsoever. TV sound is greatly improved. Music via radio and cd is very impressive. I am very happy with this unit and it has exceeded my expectations for the price.
By swami
from winchester,va
About Me Audiophile
I have this hooked up to a grace wifi internet radio and a channelmaster 6 element fm antenna with a radioshack antenna booster and the reception is amazing. if the internet radio sound quality is 128kbps or more it sounds better than fm on my bose 301's.
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Good Receiver for the price
By Steve
from Bonita Springs, FL
About Me Audiophile, Practical
Great receiver for the price. This is my fourth or fifth Yamaha receiver and my first bottom of the line one. Sound is just as good as all of the high priced ones. However, I had to exchange the first one as during the first month it would not turn on five or six times until you unplugged it and then plugged it back in. Have only had the replace a few weeks but this problem has not reoccurred. My only real complaint is the use of the cheap spring clip speaker wire connections. Also, although I always listen to music flat, there seems to be little if any differential when using the teble and bass controls.
Excellent product, good price
By Mox
from Fresno, CA
About Me Practical
I use the system to control speakers in 3 rooms and outside, primarily in 2 rooms, and it does the job perfectly, with plenty of power. Setup was easy, although I didn't use the included antenna, but one that I had used with my previous receiver. I'm very pleased with the product.
Easy set up
By terry
from Louisiana
Use this product combined to a preamp for listening to old LP albums
big sound modest price!
By wildcat
from Nisula Mi.
I listen to clasic rock,R&B,jazz and some clasical havent found anything that the R-S201 didn't do justice to clean sound at any volume level. My only complaint about the reciever would be the antena that was included. I had to buy an aftermarket antena, but now recive FM stations from 150 mi. distant! Easy to set up and use!
Great Value-Easy Choice
By bykboi
from Huntington Beach, CA
About Me Practical, Tech Savvy
This is a hi-value, fair-priced product with good performance, good features and a superbly simple industrial design front. Great for a basic first system or as a killer 2d one, as in my case. Well-written user manual and a surprisingly good AM section in the tuner. This has been a treat to own. Can't miss with Yamaha in my experience.
So far so good....
By Don
from Honolulu, HI
About Me Movie Enthusiast, Tech Savvy
Basic receiver for general requirements. Had it for one month. More practical for me than the HTR-5940 I had earlier (didn't need or use most of the bells and whistles on the 5940). R-s201 is quite easy to use.
A good buy
By Bluesfan62
from Texas
About Me Movie Enthusiast, Practical, Tech Savvy
Bought this on the Yamaha reputation to replace another receiver that had gone bad. The Yamaha has sounded great since I got it set up. For now I am just using two BIC America DV84 speakers with it, hooked up to my TV.My only issue is once I went to turn it on, and nothing happened. Had to unplug it and plug it back in for it to work. Could have been the power strip, and has only happened once.
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Paul-Henri Mathieu
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- Pronounced: on-REE mat-YEU
- Age: 33 (12.01.1982)
- Birthplace: Strasbourg, France
- Residence: Geneva, Switzerland
- Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
- Weight: 163 lbs (74 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
- Turned Pro: 1999
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Full name is Paul-Henri Mathieu...Nicknamed "Paulo"...Began playing tennis at age 3 1/2 with his older brother Pierre-Yves, who is a coach in Strasbourg...Father, Patrick, is a dentist; mother, Yveline, is a housewife...Also has one older sister, Aude...From 1997-2000 trained at Nick Bollettieri Academy in Bradenton, Fla. before moving back to Paris...Captured Roland Garros junior title in 2000, defeating Robredo in three sets...Admired Boris Becker growing up...Underwent arthroscopic surgeries on both knees in 1997 and '98, missing several months...Missed entire 2011 season and last month of 2010 due to a left knee injury (had surgery on March 2011)…Favourite surfaces are hard and clay...Named ATP Newcomer of the Year in 2002...His girlfriend, Quiterie, gave birth to a boy, Gabriel (3.4 kg, 52 cm), on 11 March 2012.
2014 -- The Frenchman finished in Top 100 for 10th time in 13 years with QF appearances in Bucharest as a qualifier (l. to countryman Monfils) and Metz (l. to Sousa)...Qualified in 5 other tournaments: Rotterdam (d. Dodig, l. to del Potro), Indian Wells (d. Ginepri, l. to Federer), Miami (l. to Karlovic), Monte-Carlo (l. to Almagro), Madrid (bye, l. to Cilic)...In Grand Slam play, fell in 2R at US Open (d. Muller, l. to Djokovic) and 1R at both Roland Garros (l. to Thiem) and Wimbledon (l. to Cilic). Lost in the 2R of qualifying at Aus. Open...Put together an 8-5 record in Challengers, advancing to the final at Braunschweig in July (l. to A. Zverev in 3 sets)...Compiled records of 7-8 on hard, 3-6 on clay and 1-3 on grass...Went 0-5 vs. Top 10 opponents...
2013 -- On 27 June, retired with neck injury at 36 15 versus Lopez in Wimbledon 2R…On 17 September, saved two match points versus Sijsling in 76(6) third-set win in Metz 1R…On 18 September, retired due to right leg injury after losing first set versus Querrey in 2R…
2012 -- The Frenchman returned after missing entire 2011 season and last month of 2010 due to a left knee injury. He had surgery on March 11, 2011 and ironically his baby boy was born exactly a year later on that date. Began season unranked and finished in Top 60, moving over 1,500 spots...In July, advanced to SF in Gstaad, losing to No.8 Tipsarevic. His highest-ranked win came over No. 15 F. Lopez in Rotterdam in February (l. to Davydenko). Also reached Basel SF (l. to Federer)...Late in season finalist at Petange Challenger (l. to Kamke)...His best Grand Slam result was 3R at Roland Garros where he beat No. 11 Isner in longest 5th set in tournament history, 18-16...Then lost in 5 sets to No. 23 Granollers...Compiled records of 7-5 on clay, 7-10 on hard and 0-2 on grass...
2011 -- A left knee injury kept him away from courts from Nov. 2010 to Feb. 2012...He underwent surgery on Mar. 11, 2011...
2010 -- The Frenchman finished in Top 100 for sixth straight year and for eighth time in past nine years (except '04)… After a 2-9 start through May, reached Wimbledon 4th RD (l. to Nadal)…Reached 3rd RD for first time at US Open (d. Hewitt, Rufin, l. to Federer)...
2009 -- The Frenchman finished in Top 35 for third straight year highlighted by his eighth career ATP World Tour final in Hamburg (l. to Davydenko)…In first week of season, advanced to SF in Brisbane (l. to Verdasco)…Reached QF in Munich in May (l. to Youzhny) and later in season made SF appearance in Metz (l. to Kohlschreiber)…Went 0-6 vs. Top 10 opponents and compiled marks of 16-17 on hard, 10-9 on clay and 2-3 on grass.
2008 -- Finished in Top 35 for second straight year highlighted by runner-up showing in Metz in October (l. to Tursunov)...Also advanced to SF in Marseille (l. to Murray) and Munich (l. to Bolelli), and QF in Adeliade (l. to Sirianni), Beijing Olympics (l. to Gonzalez) and Moscow (ret. vs. Santoro)...In Grand Slam play, advanced to 4th RD at Australian Open (ret. vs. Nadal with left calf strain) and Roland Garros (l. to Djokovic)... Played Croat Marin Cilic four straight tournaments in June-July (lost three times)...Went 1-6 vs. Top 10 opponents with his lone win over No. 5 Davydenko in 2nd RD in Beijing... Compiled marks of 22-17 on on hard, 6-7 on clay and 3-3 on grass.
2007 -- The No. 2 Frenchman (behind No. 8 Gasquet) finished in Top 25 for first time by winning two ATP titles -- Casablanca (d. Montanes) and Gstaad (d. Seppi) and reaching another final -- Moscow (Davydenko)...Won a career-high 46 matches, including personal-best four over Top 10 opponents (No. 3 Davydenko in Sydney, No. 4 Davydenko in Davis Cup, No. 5 Gonzalez at AMS Miami, No. 6 Gonzalez in Estoril)...Went 4-6 vs. Top 10 foes and earned a career-high $699,770.
2006 -- Reached 4th RD at Australian Open and reached Bucharest SF and Marseille QF...In a four-tournament stretch, advanced to 3rd RD in Barcelona (l. to Stepanek), Hamburg (l. to Robredo) and Roland Garros (l. to Nadal), losing to eventual champions in latter two...
2005 -- Reached season-best SF at AMS Montreal (d. No. 5 Roddick in 1st RD, l. to eventual winner Nadal)... Reached Roland Garros 3rd RD, losing to Canas 8-6 in fifth set (in 5:04)...Advanced to QF in Chennai, Estoril and Bucharest...
2004 -- Opened season in Chennai, but retired in 1st RD match due to left wrist injury...Returned to action in July in Kitzbuhel (l. to Squillari)...Advanced to QF in Washington (l. to Agassi) and Bucharest... Had best US Open showing as he reached 3rd RD...Won Segovia Challenger...
2003 -- Missed first two months with an abdominal injury...Finalist in Palermo (l. to Massu)...Also reached SF in Moscow and QF in Bucharest...
2002 -- Improved over 100 positions in ATP Rankings...Reached Grand Slam-best 4th RD at Roland Garros (d. W. Ferreira, Santoro, Novak; lost in five sets to '99 titlist Agassi)...In Long Island, posted three-set 2nd RD win over Sampras...Last player to beat 14-time Grand Slam champion in his career...In Moscow, became lone qualifier during season to win an ATP title (d. Robredo, Novak, Schuettler, No. 4 Safin, Schalken)...Following week in Lyon, beat Bjorkman (QF), Pless (saved 1 M.P. in SF) and Kuerten (F) to become first Frenchman to win titles in back-to-back weeks since Henri Leconte in 1986...
2001 -- Won three Futures titles...Reached two Challenger finals...
2000 -- Made ATP debut in Kitzbuhel and reached 2nd RD...Reached one Futures final...
Qualified for Rotterdam, failed to convert two match points versus Dimitrov in 1R at 54 in second set…On 17 February, he retired due to illness versus Paire in Marseille 1R…
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The Cancer Center at Lake Manassas is pleased to announce the renewal of its American College of Radiology accreditation for radiation oncology services. The three-year accreditation is considered the industry gold standard, and is offered only to those cancer treatment facilities that offer the highest quality of care.
"We believe in providing our patients with the very best care and treatment technologies," says Dr. Sanjeev Aggarwal, radiation oncologist and medical director at the Cancer Center at Lake Manassas. "We are proud to receive this accreditation because it shows we are living up to our beliefs; we are providing the best of care and treatment options."
The ACR's Radiation Oncology Accreditation Program reviews facilities' personnel, equipment, treatment planning, treatment records and patient-safety policies as well as quality control and quality assessment activities. The program offers a third-party, impartial peer review and evaluation of patient care, and provides assurance of top-quality patient care.
The American College of Radiology is a national organization headquartered in Reston, Virginia. In addition to its accreditation programs, the ACR offers its members — more than 36,000 diagnostic and interventional radiologists, radiation oncologists, and nuclear medicine and medical physicists — with programs relating to the practice of medical imaging and radiation oncology and the delivery of comprehensive health care services.
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Yesterday, the government filed a sprawling, 50-page long complaint in federal court against Deutsche Bank and MortgageIT alleging violations under the federal False Claims Act (and other common law principles), seeking damages and penalties of more than 1.1 billion dollars. In a press conference announcing the lawsuit, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York strongly indicated that there are similar lawsuits on the horizon against other lenders: "It would not be a fantastical stretch to think we're looking at other financial institutions as well."
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I think a lot of people expected him to leave after that year.
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Yeah, but I was just talking about need/potential available PT, not scholarships. A combo guard is not an obvious priority if you have a healthy Walton and a healthy Spike. They could man the point and bring in a PG in the 2016 class to back up Walton.
But with Spike potentially out and Walton potentially (though unlikely) a canditate to leave after this year, it makes sense to pursue a guy like Williams regardless of LaVert's decision.
So basically, to the OP's question I was saying that Caris' decision would not affect Williams, since a scholarship is available (by medical-ing Hatch as you say).
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Mandy, from Addlestone was a heavy smoker but she managed to quit the habit even after smoking half a million cigarettes with the help of electronic cigarettes.
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Hollywood, is a great example that has been adapting to this new trend which ultimately. And by only seeing them, a lot of people have already quit smoking and started using electric cigarettes. Although, not a lot is known about using these smokeless cigarettes, Richard O'Connor, associate professor of oncology in the Department of Health Behavior at Roswell Park Cancer Institute said, "They may be helpful to some people."
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VISAKHAPATNAM: The draw of lots for allotment in the first phase of VUDA's 'Singapore Class' housing project "Harita' at Madhurawada was completed on Monday. The process at the Children's Theatre covered 100 HIG units, 240 LIG and 120 LIG units.
Applicants themselves were involved in drawing the lots. VUDA Secretary M.S. Bhagawan supervised the process.
For the HIG, apart from the 100 allottees, an additional 20 were drawn in the wait list so as to make up in case of some prefer to withdraw. For the MIG against 490 units, only 240 applications were received and all of them were allotted units.
The MIG applicants wanted draw to be conducted for all the east-facing flats as the number (of applicants) was less than the units. However, VUDA officials said deviation was not possible for the procedure and in spite of their not selling the flats now, they have to pay the price to the 'design and build' agency. After allotting the 120 units in the LIG category, the remaining 16 were waitlisted.
The 710 units in the first phase will come up on 20.17 acres and comprise two HIG blocks, seven MIG and two LIG units.
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If we were to single out one quality that distinguishes Fellini's career-long imaginative evolution, it would be the drive for individuation, the search for ever more authentic ways of rendering growth in his world. Even his early movies—films of increasing alienation—reveal growing pressure for individuation within his imagination and his characters. (His characters individuate themselves from, rather than through, their world; hence their ultimate alienation.) And as Fellini's imagination refines its capacity to create unique and singular creatures, it also evolves beyond stories of individuation-through-alienation to stories of individuation-through-integration: the stories of unitive individuality which inform his movies from The Nights of Cabiria through Fellini's Roma. (p. 68)
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I'm with GeneT on the floating winch handles...they're just a lot lighter, and easier on the gelcoat and the toes when you drop 'em.
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Officials in three Lansing area townships have announced they'll begin sharing fire services soon.
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no1 under high school age should be stringing for any1. why would any high school kid want a elementary/middle school child to string his racquet for him?
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Could it really be true love between Denny Hamlin and Dover?
THAT'S THE WAY!Keselowski's back in charge after JJ's setback. NASCAR Power Rankings
So far, it's at least a crush.
His performance Sunday will really determine the fate of this relationship.
Trying his best to adjust his approach toward his least favorite track, Hamlin's reignited courtship produced fantastic results Saturday when he turned a lap of 159.299 mph to win the pole at Dover International Speedway.
Hamlin has been open in his disdain for the 1-mile concrete oval and knew he'd have to conquer his Dover demons to keep his driven bid for his first career Cup championship rolling along.
Hamlin, third in the points standings, turned to a sports psychologist for advice. The message for Hamlin was this, ''Let your challenge for the week be to fall in love with this track.''
Hamlin says the good karma, and a great No. 11 Toyota, all played a part in the turnaround.
''I think that right now we have everything rolling,'' Hamlin said. ''That part of it is giving me a ton of confidence.''
Hamlin is six points behind Brad Keselowski and seven points behind leader Jimmie Johnson.
END IN SIGHTWho will snag the final spots for NASCAR's playoff?
Johnson starts 11th as he chases history at Dover. He raced his way into the track's history books in June with his seventh win on the concrete, matching the mark held by Hall of Fame drivers Richard Petty and Bobby Allison.
No active driver owns the track like the five-time Sprint Cup champion. Johnson led 289 of the 400 laps and looked every bit like the driver who swept the two Cup races at Dover in 2002 and 2009. Johnson also won at Dover on Sept. 26, 2010 and he won the September 2005 race.
Dover has traditionally given Hamlin fits. He has an average finish of 20.5 in 13 career starts at Dover. He finished 36th or worse during a four-race stretch from 2007 to 2009. He's said he just doesn't like the track known as the Monster Mile.
Here's a curve. On Saturday, he talked about winning.
''We've got a car that's very capable of staying in the front and hopefully we'll have a shot to win,'' Hamlin said.
Hamlin won his 12th career pole, third this season, and, no surprise here, his first pole at Dover. He had never started better than third.
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Hamlin praised crew chief Darian Grubb, who led Tony Stewart to the championship last year, for putting the No. 11 in position to take the pole.
''I think there's a lot of drivers out there that could be able to do what I do with the cars that Darian has been giving me the last few weeks,'' Hamlin said. ''I'm going to give him pretty much all the credit and ride his back as long as it will hold me.''
Nine other Chase for the Sprint Cup championship drivers filled the top 13. Clint Bowyer starts second and Martin Truex Jr. is third. Greg Biffle and Jeff Gordon start sixth and seventh. Kasey Kahne, Keselowski, Johnson, Matt Kenseth and Kevin Harvick are ninth through 13th. Stewart starts 24th and Dale Earnhardt Jr. is 25th for Sunday's 400-mile race.
''We didn't have a good car in practice and we didn't find any good speed or find any good balance,'' Earnhardt said. ''It's going to be a tough day, I think. It's going to be a tough race for us. We are just going to have to work hard and see what happens.''
Truex had a nice qualifying run on the site of his only career Cup victory. Truex, from nearby Mayetta, N.J., finished ninth and 17th in his first Chase races and is 10th in the standings, 34 points behind Johnson. He posted the fastest time in the first practice Friday and has the speed needed to race into contention for that long-awaited second win.
''We felt good about our car yesterday on long runs,'' Truex said. ''We had good long run speed. That's what it takes here. We'll see if we can get it done tomorrow.''
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Jazmine \j(a)-zmi-ne, jaz-mine\ as a girl's name is of Old French and Persian origin, and the meaning of Jazmine is "jasmine". Jazmine is a variant of Jasmine (Old French, Persian): refers to the climbing plant with delicate, fragrant flowers, which derives from Yasmin.
Jazmine has 2 variant forms: Jasmin, Jazmin.
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Jazmine is also pronounced similarly to Jasmaine, Jasmyne, Jazmaine, Jazmon, Jazmyn, Jazmyne, Jazzmin and Jazzmine. Other suggested similar baby names are Jasmina and Jazmina. These names tend to be less commonly used than Jazmine.
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There is no single set or list of symptoms that defines fibromyalgia for all patients. Fibromyalgia is termed a syndrome rather than a disease. A disease typically has specific known causes that can be tested for and a clearly defined limited set of symptoms related to it that lead to a diagnosis. When diagnosing a syndrome where no definitive medical tests are available (as is the case with Fibromyalgia), doctors need to take into account patterns of possible causes and symptoms. Specific patients typically only experience a limited number of these causes and symptoms making syndromes much more difficult to diagnose.
Widespread pain, persistent fatigue, sleep disorders, headaches and depression are among the most common Fibromyalgia symptoms. Fibromyalgia can also occur simultaneously with a number of other sensitivity syndromes, regional pain syndromes, and anxiety disorders. The majority of patients diagnosed with Fibromyalgia will also be diagnosed with a number of other common co-morbid conditions.
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Fibromyalgia pain is frequently described as a sense of deep severe aching similar to the kind of pain one might experience after an exhaustive exercise effort following a long period of inactivity. The pain can vary in intensity coming and going often with no apparent trigger or cause. Patients describe the pain in terms that vary including aching, burning, tingling, sharp or shooting, stabbing, throbbing, radiating or cramping. Fibromyalgia pain also tends to move around the body afflicting different areas, often with no apparent causal relationship.
Fibromyalgia is often misjudged to be an arthritis related condition. However, Fibromyalgia does not cause inflammation to muscles, joints, or other tissues. For this reason it is not actually a type of arthritis.
Fibromyalgia has been described by some as what it feels like to have the flu. Muscles of the body ache all over. Unlike the flu, the pain does not fade as the body overcomes the illness. The whole body may constantly ache with the pain varying in intensity across different body areas, waxing and waning.
Main Fibromyalgia Symptoms
Patients typically display a wide variety of fibromyalgia symptoms, such as chronic pain, fatigue, depression, and sleep disorders. All of these are common to many other syndromes and diseases making this condition extremely difficult to diagnose. What's more, these symptoms can come and go.
There are no laboratory tests to diagnose Fibromyalgia. Most often, the doctor will need to rule out a large number of other conditions to make a final diagnosis.
Four primary categories of Fibromyalgia Symptoms exist. They are:
- Extreme pain in all four body quadrants—This pain will travel around the body over time. Some Fibromyalgia patients report the majority of their pain to be on one side of the body or the other. The pain is usually worse in the morning.
- Tender points on the body—Specific points on the body that causes pain when pressure is applied. Some of these tender points are located on the shoulders, neck, back, hips, legs, and arms. Fibromyalgia can be present with limited or even no tender points.
- Fatigue, depression, and/or anxiety– Depression is 3.4 times more likely to occur in someone with Fibromyalgia than those without the disorder. This happens due to the combination of chronic pain and fatigue that the patient experiences. These problems lead to restless sleep and sleeping disorders. Fibromyalgia patients often wake up tired, despite having slept for more than eight hours.
- Bowel and/or bladder pain—Frequent urination, especially at night, is a common symptom. Abdominal pain and diarrhea or constipation often occur.
Secondary Fibromyalgia Symptoms
People who have Fibromyalgia experience a large variety of secondary symptoms including:
- Headaches
- Stiff muscles in the morning
- Memory and concentration problems
- Sensitivity to bright lights and loud noises
- Painful menstrual periods
- Poor circulation causing tingling or numbness of the extremities
- Troubles breathing
- Jaw pain
Old and New Guidelines for Fibromyalgia Diagnosis
Previous guidelines for diagnosis established by the American College of Rheumatology included tender point testing. 18 tender points were specified. Pressure was applied to each of these points. If the patient reported feeling tenderness in at least 11 of these points, and the patient had chronic pain for more than 3 months in all 4 quadrants of the body – the recommended diagnosis was Fibromyalgia.
However, these pains can come and go from day to day. Doctors were also unsure of how much pressure to apply during the exam. Thus, an alternative set of diagnostic standards was developed.
The new diagnostic guidelines include:
- Widespread pain lasting at least three months
- Additional symptoms including fatigue, waking up tired, and memory problems
- No underlying conditions that might otherwise cause these symptoms
Aggravating Factors
Very little is known about the causes of Fibromyalgia.
Physical trauma, such as a bad accident, may trigger a sudden onset of Fibromyalgia. Some believe that it is linked to repetitive injuries. Emotional trauma appears to cause the condition as well. Those with post traumatic stress disorder seem to have a higher probability of developing Fibromyalgia.
Ongoing research continues to shed further light on the condition. Many different theories have been advanced.
Many researchers are currently studying potential causes linked to the central nervous system and how it processes pain. Some of them believe that a specific gene may cause more acute perception of pain than most people would experience.
Similar research is being done into pain sensitivity chemicals that are produced during the deep sleep cycle. Most Fibromyalgia patients have highly elevated levels of this chemical (substance P) in their bodies. Cutting edge research into the causes of Fibromyalgia and internal body processes that function to increase the severity of Fibromyalgia symptoms is leading to the belief that Fibromyalgia is most likely a disorder in the central nervous system. Fibromyalgia patients suffer from their brains incorrectly interpreting signals from their central nervous system and thus causing them to experience often severe Fibromyalgia symptoms when no valid pain source may in fact be present.
People who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases have a higher probability of developing Fibromyalgia. Although no one knows the causes of Fibromyalgia, new treatments to control the condition are being developed.
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Police have made an arrest in the death of Davie wife and mother Jill Su whose body was found in a bathtub in her home earlier this month.
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A veteran Miami-Dade police officer says she is in "shock" and "disbelief" after burglars ransacked her home and stole cash, car keys, a bullet proof vest, four weapons and even her family's 2010 black Nissan Armada.
Bumbling Burglars Break Into Davie Gun Range
Davie Police are trying to figure out if a group of burglars got away with anything after they broke into a Davie gun range Thursday but later dropped most if not all of the firearms.
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CBS4 cameras rolled as Davie Police served a search warrant at a home in Southwest Ranches on Thursday night as part of a major narcotics investigation.
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Davie Police say an alert father checked his 14-year-old daughter's Facebook activity, noticed an inappropriate conversation with an adult man and contacted investigators. Days later that man, Kevin McDonald, 28, was in jail facing criminal charges.
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A second Indianapolis 500 victory revealed how much Juan Pablo Montoya has changed in 15 years between memorable triumphs at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Juan Pablo Montoya drove his No. 2 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet to victory Sunday in the 99th Running of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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May 23, 2015 | By Marshall Pruett, Special to IMS.com
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Renowned actor, passionate racer and TAG Heuer Ambassador Patrick Dempsey will wave the green flag as honorary starter of the 99th Running of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race on Sunday, May 24.
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