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His favorite dance step is the Texas two-step, but when former House GOP leader Tom Delay makes his debut on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" next month, don't ask him to do "any of that hip hop."
The former Texas Congressman will be joining 15 celebrities from the worlds of entertainment and sports on the new season of the show starting in September -- a move his daughter said has him so excited "he can't stop giggling about it."
DeLay's daughter Dani Ferro told FOXNews.com Monday that her father was asked in May to join the all-star cast, which includes singers Mya, Macy Gray, and Donny Osmond, actors Ashley Hamilton and Melissa Joan Hart, model Kathy Ireland, former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin, and reality star Kelly Osbourne.
"People are going to see the real Tom DeLay," Ferro told FOXNews.com, noting that her father once took disco lessons and has "good rhythm."
"He's silly, he's goofy, and he's funny," she said -- adding that his appearance on the show will help counter the public's perception of the former House Majority leader.
Delay -- a devoted fan of the hit TV dance show -- resigned from office in June 2006 after facing criminal charges that he conspired to violate campaign finance laws. But DeLay, who denied all charges and pled not guilty, was never convicted of a crime.
DeLay, who is 62-years-old and has no formal dance training, will be the oldest cast member on the show, which Ferro said had "worried" the family.
"Our biggest worry was injury. He was out of shape, working from home and eating at all these business dinners, but now he has a trainer and is starting to get in shape," she said. "He lost 12 pounds."
Ferro added that her father is "real excited" to try the "Pasodoble," a dance style modeled after the sound, drama, and movement of the Spanish bullfight.
"He wants to try it because I think he just likes to say the word," she quipped.
The show's contestants were announced on Monday's "Good Morning America" by "Dancing" host Tom Bergeron, who also unveiled a new competitive twist.
"In the middle of our season, over three weeks, we're going to have double eliminations," said Bergeron. "We'll lose about half of our cast within that period. It will be a ballroom bloodbath."
Samantha Harris returns as co-host, with the panel of judges including ballroom judge Len Goodman and dancer-choreographers Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba.
The ninth season of the hit ABC show premieres Sept. 21.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Hey ladies! I am preggo with #4. This is the first pregnancy I have run during. I only do 4 miles at a 10 min. pace 5 days a week. Yesterday as soon as I started running I got a super painful cramping feeling On my left side just below my ribs. I had to walk for a long time to let it go away. I've never experienced this before! Do you think it's safe for me to keep running? I do have a couple of 5ks in April and may. I want to do them but don't want to risk my pregnancy! What do you ladies think?
Severe cramp on left side at 5 weeks!
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I'm 5 weeks as well....the pain sounds like maybe it was your diaphragm? Don't know for sure, but it sounds similar to a random pain I had when I was not pregnant. I would say take it easier on your next run, and make sure you're well hydrated. Maybe it was just a fluke thing and won't happen again. I'm hoping to do a bunch of 5ks this spring too. Good luck!
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Thank you! It didn't feel pregnancy related, and I'm paying much more attention to my body than before I found out. Definitely going to drink more water beforehand next run


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Resurgence of gangs: Getting out
Former gang member still feels its pull at times
CORPUS CHRISTI - Getting out of a gang doesn't mean the gang leaves you.
It can be a lifelong itch former members urge to scratch the way an alcoholic longs for a drink.
Mickey Zamora, 36, left her street life 15 years ago.
Some rivals still want her dead.
She closely watches her children's activities and friends, fearing they will follow her path. The urge to buy everything in the colors claimed by her gang never left her.
Back then, she fought ruthlessly, partied hard, planned attacks and viewed rival gang members as less than human.
"The only way I got out was God," she said.
Corpus Christi police are hoping faith-based groups also could help pull today's gang members away from the streets.
Zamora was one of thousands of Corpus Christi youth swept up in a surge of gang-related activity in the 1990s. The community was outraged when street-based turf wars killed innocent bystanders and dozens of local teens. Churches and community task forces responded by creating programs to reach out and rescue youth.
The community reached a turning point in 1996. In January of that year, a drive-by shooter killed James Ramon, an 18-year-old who recently had moved to Corpus Christi to look after his ailing grandmother and be near his father. Police thought he might have been mistaken for someone else.
In March of that year, a drive-by bullet killed 10-year-old D.J. Ramirez while he celebrated his sister's 14th birthday.
Police later said the rival gang driving by knew their target left the house but shot anyway.
"Those murders really had an impact," said Capt. Todd Green, who worked in the Corpus Christi Police Department's gang unit then and recently returned to the unit as its new leader.
"Kids began saying, 'This is crazy. It's gotten out of hand'" Green said. "It lost the appeal for the average high school kid. A lot of the kids started waking up to it."
The violence subsided as gangs that were once popular dissolved. Churches focused efforts on other community problems.
As the influence of gangs in the region re-emerges with the release of some former gangsters from prison and a growing force of prison gangs, police are faced with a repeat problem and less community concern.
The police department plans to use court orders, teams of officers and the resources of state and federal agencies to stifle gang activity.
That's not enough, Police Chief Troy Riggs said.
Gangs sometimes include generations of families. It's not something solved by arrests alone.
"How do you break that culture? Is that something a police department can do? I don't think so," Riggs said. "Is it something a community can do together? I think so."
Riggs is counting on a partnership with churches around the region to do what police work alone can't: Change gangsters' hearts.
The department is evaluating which churches embedded in neighborhoods struck with gang violence need help and which ones can give it.
More important than convincing gang members to leave their gang life is to give them a future, Zamora said. Since she left the gang, she has wandered down an aimless path, looking for the same fulfillment her street life gave her.
If she talks about it too much, she feels the old urges emerge. She reminds herself of the bad parts that convinced her she needed to leave.
She remembers her sister's sobs.
Zamora had her sister and 2-year-old niece in the car when a rival gang member spotted her through the windshield and started shooting. She darted away on back roads, narrowly escaping death again.
"I hated myself," she said. "I never knew it was going to be that way. I thought it was going to be different. Because in the beginning, it was so cool, so much fun, parties every day. I was popular. People treated me like I had never been treated before."
People joined Zamora's gang for different reasons: the parties, the popularity, the easy access to drugs and alcohol. She wanted belonging.
In the gang, she found a new family. She ruthlessly attacked and fought with guns, knives and fists. Making sure the gang thrived was her only concern. Cutting those ties was a struggle that took her years.
"I wasn't good at anything until I found the gang. I was good at that," she said. "It's the only thing I've ever done in my life except my kids that I could be proud of."
So, she stayed in. She stayed with the gang through leukemia and chemotherapy. She got pregnant and violently fought rivals even while six months pregnant.
Police then knew her as a tough, tattooed street fighter. Even while battling leukemia, her friends would push her in a wheelchair around the mall with a gun hidden under a blanket on her lap for protection.
She became a target for rival gangs. She couldn't go to the gas station without worrying about being shot.
By 1994, Zamora's love for the street gang she helped lead was fading.
It started tearing her apart.
Her gang members left Marty Canchola, a friend and a fellow gang member, shot and dying in the street after a retaliation attack went wrong.
With her best friend and former gang leader Eugene "Robert" Garcia locked away and Canchola dead, her toughness started to wear off.
"My heart started breaking," she said. "I started wanting more out of life."
Her boyfriend's grandmother gave her a Bible soon after she became pregnant. She pushed Zamora into church. Eventually, Zamora went on her own. She prayed for God to show her how to leave her gang family behind.
When she gave birth to her son, Blake, her gang members expected her to scale back her participation. It was her ticket out.
She formed a church group aimed at rescuing gang members. She spoke to school groups about the dangers of street life.
Years later, Zamora lost the family members that pulled her away from her gang life when she divorced her first husband, a drug addict who is now in prison.
Moving on, she realized she had few opportunities with a criminal record and little work experience.
She enrolled at Del Mar College, hoping to become a drug counselor. She has attended classes on and off while raising her two children and working, and she plans to enroll in classes again this fall.
"Everything I do, I do with my whole heart," she said. "I want to be something that my kids can be proud of. I don't want to be ordinary. I want to be extraordinary."
The way she united the gang and made it thrive was one of her few successes, she said.
Zamora had chronicled her gangster life in a floral-print photo album. For years, she kept it hidden from her son. When he got older, she showed it to him so he'd understand her mistakes.
The pages tell the complete story.
Teenagers with blank stares and cocky smirks point guns at the camera.
News clips tell of murder, stabbings and riots.
"When there was a shooting, it was no big deal," Zamora said. "It's just another story."
Groups of teenage girls wearing thick black eyeliner and maroon lipstick hug, their baggy shirts stamped with their gangster street names.
In the back pages, the same people are in white state prison uniforms instead of baggy clothes.
Some are remembered only by obituaries in the closing pages.
If Zamora didn't have her children, she fears she would have faced a similar fate.
"It's like a demon," she said. "You get swallowed back in.
"In my heart, I still love it. What is wrong with me?"
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Valentino Rossi believes Ducati will be much more competitive in the Czech Republic this weekend than it has been of late, after an encouraging performance in Friday practice at Brno.
After two abject races in America, Rossi was positive that Brno would prove more fruitful for Ducati - and his sixth place in second practice, less than half a second off the pace, suggested his confidence was well-founded.
"I'm happy because we went pretty well today, and in particular, the gap to the front makes us fairly optimistic," he said.
"This is a beautiful track that I like a lot. It's where I got my first win and my first world title, and we were also pretty strong here last year on the Ducati.
"Both of today's sessions were good. We worked well, trying to find the best setup compromise for this circuit, and when we put on the soft tyre, we were finally able to improve the performance and to do a number of laps not too far from the leaders' times. The pace is also decent."
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Back in the summer, we announced the launch of our brand new Inspire to Aspire campaign, in support of talented young individuals who have got what it takes to make it big in their chosen industry. With a diverse mixture of musicians, bands and athletes making a bid for success, they've all been hard at work over the past few months. Today, we look at what the likes of Scottish band Flood of Red, local Slipknot tribute band Knotslip, and future team GB rower Hugh Gallie have been getting their teeth into. || Read more
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Some 5,000 French Jews participated in an aliyah fair in Paris.
The fair, organized and run by the Jewish Agency, took place Sunday as French voters went to the polls and elected Francois Hollande as their new president, beating incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy, considered the favored choice in the Jewish community.
"I cannot recall having seen such a massive number of people interested in aliyah since the days when lines of people stretched out of the Israeli embassy in Moscow," said Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky, who attended the fair. The annual fair usually attracts about 2,000 visitors, according to the Jewish Agency.
The French Jewish community is the largest in Europe, with some 500,000 members, according to the Jewish Agency.
The fair comes on the heels of an attack on a Jewish school in Toulouse in which a rabbi and his two young sons and the daughter of the head of the school were killed.
On a visit Monday to Toulouse, Sharansky said the Jewish Agency and the Israel Trauma Coalition will send counselors to the Ozar Hatorah school from Israel in the coming days, followed by a delegation of Israeli youth counselors. The professionals are charged with helping the students and their parents, as well as the teaching staff, return to their normal routine following the March attack.
"I came to Toulouse in order to strengthen the children and the community, but also to remind them that the Jewish Agency will strengthen their connection to Israel and assist those who are interested in making aliyah," said Sharansky, though he added that aliyah should not be based solely on a tragedy like the one in Toulouse.
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When the World You've Known Keeps Changing
June 30, 2015
So many respond to our culture and all that is happening to Christian values in our world today that I rarely add my thoughts. But there are times when silence prayerfully begs for a voice. In those moments, often the best way I can write is through a poem. Whether you're a parent, a husband, a wife, or simply a concerned follower of Jesus, I hope these words will encourage you.
When the World You've Known Keeps Changing
Rebecca Barlow Jordan
When the world you've known keeps changing
how do you respond?
How do you protect the values—
the ones that have made you strong? Read more
What Is a Father? A Father's Day Tribute
June 19, 2015
What is a father? Whether our fathers were absent or present, we all share memories of what our father is/was like. This is my Father's Day Tribute. Will you share yours? Happy Father's Day! Read more
Non-fiction Book Giveaway & Author Interview
June 16, 2015
Today I'm pleased to offer a non-fiction book giveaway of Fran Caffey Sandin's book, Touching the Clouds: True Stories to Strengthen Your Faith, along with an author interview with Fran. Fran's book will encourage your heart, and I recommend it as a true "faithlifter."
5 Ways to Make Your Work Successful
June 9, 2015
Who doesn't want to be more successful in their work? How can you and God work together to do that? From the breakfast table to the boardroom–at home, at school, in the office, in ministry, wherever and whatever you call "work," here are five ways to make that work more successful: Read more
Promise for Today: God's Forever Faithfulness
June 2, 2015
"You are faithful to your promises, O God." Psalm 71:22 NLT
A Tribute for Memorial Day – and Freedom
May 25, 2015
Once again, I want to share this special Memorial Day Tribute with you. Special prayers and blessings go to those of you whose friends, family members, or loved ones have given their lives for freedom.
Remember those who gave their lives for our country, for freedom, and all we hold dear. Take time today to pause and thank God for those who died. The following Memorial Day Tribute is for them and for freedom. Read more
Good Book Reads – Multiple Book Giveaways
May 19, 2015
I've listed some good book reads today, along with multiple book giveaways. I love to give away books, and I'm behind in doing that. So today, I'm giving away three (3) books. Three people have a chance to enter the giveaway.
I believe good books still change lives. They can encourage, challenge, inspire, entertain, teach, and so much more. I write books, but I also love to read them–for those same reasons. Jesus used story–parables–often to convey truth. Here are a few of the Christian fiction books I've read in the last few months and can recommend to you: Read more
Can You Still Hear God's Music?
May 12, 2015
Has the music of your life disappeared? Does silence echo through the halls of your heart? The notes once rang clearly. Can you still hear God's heavenly music? Read more
A Mom's Legacy – to Leave My Children
May 5, 2015
Don't Forget Your Mom
Don't forget to honor your mom this Mother's Day. Gifts of unselfish time and love are valued as much as any material gift.
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What kind of legacy would you like to leave your children? Share your comments below. You could encourage someone today!
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5 Things Your Grandchildren (and Children) Need from You
April 28, 2015
What your grandchildren and children need from you may surprise you. Here are five lasting things they need that you can't wrap up with a bow or leave in a will: Read more


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Catastrophe in the Congo
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RAY SUAREZ: The Democratic Republic of the Congo's Mt. Nyiragongo awoke Thursday as lava exploded out of its sidewalls. Early reports said 40 died, but those reports have been hard to verify. Rivers of lava up to 200 feet wide flowed into the town of Goma 12 miles downstream, and then into nearby Lake Kivu. Inlets and pools formed by the lava flow are now literal rally boiling over while other parts of the lake are run fling over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
The eruption claimed this Goma cathedral, dislodging its bell, which is now stuck in the lava. Many ran for their lives as earthquake tremors continued a dozen times an hour. Others camped out overnight in the hills above Goma. Eventually, most of the town's 300,000 residents fled eastward, to neighboring Rwanda. But almost everyone returned by yesterday, leaving the Rwandan camps virtually empty. On their way home, many walked over the hot coals on bare feet, only to see their city spit in two by a wall of lava.
The disaster displaced an estimated 90,000 people from their homes. Yesterday brought a manmade tragedy– an explosion at a gas station engulfed in lava. The blast killed 50 looters who were stealing fuel to sell on the streets. Meanwhile, local hospitals treated patients for burns on their feet and elsewhere, and there were at least three suspected cases of cholera. That's a big fear for public health officials. They say the volcanic ash could have poisoned the main water source– the lake. Today, thousands lined up for food and water at this and other aid centers.
ELLEN ERICSON KRUPP, World Vision: The World Vision staff has been working since the morning to organize the community into groups to get them registered. So far, we have 15,000… More than 15,000 registered out of the 20,000. So that has gone well and now the food has arrived and is here, so we're ready to distribute to the people.
RAY SUAREZ: The United Nations joined local groups in Goma today, as volcano experts said the natural crisis was over.
JACQUES DURIEUX, Center for the Study of Active Volcanoes: The phase of the active eruption we have had is finished, with no more sign of volcanic activity on the volcano. The volcano is quiet.
RAY SUAREZ: As part of the rebuilding, Goma residents today began pounding the lava smooth in preparation for a new road through town. Goma is no stranger to suffering. Eight years ago, more than a million ethnic Hutus streamed into the town from Rwanda to escape revenge for genocidal attacks carried out against their Tutsi countrymen. Many Hutus remain in Congolese refugee camps.
More recently, the eastern edge of the Congo has been under the control of rebels seeking to topple the government in far away Kinshasa. The result has been lawlessness in Goma and elsewhere, a situation only made worse by the latest natural crisis.


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Chapter 4 Select Destinations Asia
India is approximately one-third the size of the United States and has 4 times the population (1.2 billion people). This makes it the second most populous country in the world, behind China. Rich in history, vibrant culture, and diversity, India is the birthplace of 4 world religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Despite the growth of megacities such as Mumbai and Delhi (both >15 million people), 70% of the population still resides in rural areas, and 60% work in agriculture. Although India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, the literacy rate is 74%, and the level of poverty is high. The topography is varied, ranging from tropical beaches to foothills, deserts, and the Himalayan Mountains. The north has a more temperate climate, while the south is more tropical year round. Many travelers prefer India during the winter—November through March, when the temperatures are more agreeable—although some, particularly families with children, must travel during the summer vacation time.
India is becoming more popular for US travelers, and rates of travel from the United States are increasing. International businesses are flourishing in India; tourists are flocking to the temples, beaches, and the Taj Mahal. For some new US residents, India remains their homeland, and they make frequent visits to family and friends.
Because tourists could not possibly visit all the tourist sites in India during a 2-week holiday, they usually select a part of India for any given trip. A typical itinerary in the north of India includes Delhi, Agra, and cities in Rajasthan, such as Jaipur (the "pink" city). Agra is the home of the Taj Mahal, a breathtaking monument to lost love. Along the northern travel circle, one can stop to enjoy the magnificent bird sanctuary at Keoladeo Ghana and the tiger reserve at Ran Thambore. Another frequent stop is Goa and its beaches on the western coast, where swaying coconut palms form the backdrop for great parties and old-time hippies. Mumbai, another common entry point to India, hosts Bollywood, the largest film industry in the world. Kolkata is considered the cultural capital of the country. Bengaluru (Bangalore) in the south-central region has become a worldwide information technology center and has managed to meld the very old and traditional India with a new image of a modern hub. And Varanasi boasts extraordinary experiences along the Ganges. Despite the many and varied itineraries, most health recommendations for travelers to India are similar. The incidences of some illnesses, such as those transmitted by mosquitoes, increase during the monsoon season (May–October) with the high temperatures, heavy rains, and the risk of flooding.
Some of the most important health considerations of travel to India are those for travelers who are visiting friends and relatives (VFRs). These travelers often do not seek pre-travel health advice, since they are returning to their land of origin. Such travelers may stay in rural areas often not visited by tourists or business people, live in homes, and eat and drink with their families and thus are at higher risk of many travel-related illnesses (see Chapter 8, Immigrants Returning Home to Visit Friends and Relatives [VFRs]).
Map 4-11. India destination map
All travelers to India should be up-to-date with their routine immunizations and are advised to consider hepatitis B vaccine. Particularly important is making sure that the traveler is immune to measles. India has not had a case of wild poliovirus since early 2011 and is therefore considered to have interrupted transmission. Although CDC does not currently recommend a polio booster for travelers to India, the situation is subject to change, and providers should check the most current recommendation on the India destination page.
Hepatitis A Vaccine
All travelers to India should be protected against hepatitis A. Although some assume that those born in India would have been exposed to hepatitis A in childhood and thus be immune, this may no longer be true, particularly for younger people. Providers should consider serologic testing for hepatitis A IgG in VFR travelers, or they should be immunized.
Typhoid Vaccine
The incidence of typhoid in US citizens traveling to the Indian subcontinent has been reported to be ≥18 times higher than from any other geographic region. It is the country from which most travel-related typhoid is imported, and thus, even for short-term travel, a typhoid vaccine should be recommended. More compelling for those who are hesitant is the fact that typhoid fever acquired in India is becoming increasingly resistant to quinolone antibiotics, sometimes requiring parenteral therapy.
Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
Although there has never been a published case of a traveler acquiring Japanese encephalitis (JE) in India, the disease is present in many parts of the country. Risk is highest during the monsoon season from May through October; however, the season may be extended or year-round in some areas, especially in the south. Vaccination is not recommended for the typical 2-week trip most travelers take to see the major tourist sites in urban areas. However, vaccination is recommended for travelers who plan to spend ≥1 month in endemic areas during the JE virus transmission season and should be considered for short-term travelers if they plan to travel outside an urban area and have an increased risk for JE virus exposures (see Chapter 3, Japanese Encephalitis). Publicized outbreaks in recent years have not been in typical tourist destinations.
Rabies Vaccine
India has the highest burden of rabies in the world, with estimates of 15,000–20,000 human cases per year. Dogs roam in packs in many areas of the country. Unfortunately, human rabies immune globulin is not readily available in India. If a traveler does not have preexposure rabies vaccination, a bite may result in having to leave the country for postexposure prophylaxis. Even so, a preexposure series is not recommended for all travelers to India. Cost is a consideration for many. Long-term travelers, expatriates, missionaries, and volunteers may want to obtain preexposure immunization for themselves and their children. Travelers may want to purchase a medical evacuation insurance policy that will cover travel for recommended rabies postexposure prophylaxis.
Although the intensity of malaria may be related to the season, unlike other countries in Asia, malaria is holoendemic in India (except at altitudes >2,000 m [6,561 ft]) and occurs in both rural and urban areas. Rates of Plasmodium falciparum have increased in the last 2 decades, and thus chemoprophylaxis is recommended for all destinations. For short-term travelers spending 1–2 days in Delhi in the winter, insect precautions alone may be sufficient to prevent malaria. Travelers should be reminded that malaria-transmitting mosquitoes primarily bite between dusk and dawn.
Other Infections
More recently in India, new strains of bacteria that are resistant to most antibiotics have been carried by travelers to many other countries, including the United States. For example, resistance to carbapenem antibiotics is conferred by enzymes such as New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase-1, which makes it more difficult to treat problems such as skin and bloodstream infections.
Dengue is endemic in all of India, although it is poorly reported at the local and national levels, and large outbreaks have occurred. The incidence is highest during the wet summer season, which includes the monsoon season (September–October). Travelers to India should take measures to protect themselves from daytime mosquito bites to prevent dengue (see Chapter 2, Protection against Mosquitoes, Ticks, & Other Insects & Arthropods).
During the last several years there have been outbreaks of chikungunya, which, like dengue, is transmitted by day-biting mosquitoes. Symptoms are similar to those of dengue and malaria, although often with severe and persistent arthralgia.
Hepatitis E
Hepatitis E is being recognized more frequently in travelers to India. A traveler who develops symptomatic hepatitis, despite being immunized against hepatitis A, will likely have hepatitis E.
Animal Bites and Wounds
In addition to rabies, other diseases can be transmitted by animal bites and wounds. Cellulitis, fasciitis, and wound infections may result from scratches or bites of any animal. Herpes B virus is carried by Old World monkeys and may be transmitted by active macaques that are kept as pets, inhabit many of the temples, and scatter themselves in many tourist gathering places. Monkeys can be aggressive and often approach travelers seeking food. When visiting temple areas that have monkeys, travelers should not carry any food in their hands, pockets, or bags. It is important to stress to travelers that monkeys and other animals should not be approached or handled at all. If travelers are bitten, they should seek medical care.
Travelers' Diarrhea
The risk for travelers' diarrhea is moderate to high in India, with an estimated 30%–50% risk during a 2-week journey. Travelers should practice safe food and water precautions (see Chapter 2, Food & Water Precautions) and carry an antibiotic for empiric self-treatment of diarrhea (see Chapter 2, Travelers' Diarrhea).
Tuberculosis (TB) is a major problem in India: 26% of all TB cases worldwide occur there. Unfortunately, >2% of these cases are estimated to be multidrug-resistant, and a smaller number are extensively drug-resistant. Travelers who plan to work in medical settings or in crowded institutions (such as prisons or homeless shelters) should speak to their health care providers about measures for prevention and testing for exposure after travel.
Arrival in India for the first time may be shocking to travelers who have never ventured into the developing world. The crowds, the intense colors, heat, and smells are striking and invade all the senses at once. It is difficult to enjoy the beauty without being touched by the enormity of the poverty. The close juxtaposition of the old and new is noteworthy. At times this can be overwhelming for travelers. Health care is quite variable in India and dependent on the location.
Transportation in India remains problematic. While traveling through India, travelers should be advised to carry food and beverages with them in the event of delays, almost inevitable no matter the mode of transport. Traveling by train can be harrowing, particularly having to force one's way through the crowd and onto the train. Travelers should make sure to keep passports and valuables safe while in a crowd. Roadways are some of the most hazardous in the world. Animals, rickshaws, motor scooters, people, bicycles, trucks, and overcrowded buses compete for space in an unregulated free-for-all. Rural, nighttime driving should be discouraged, even when a paid driver has been hired. Air pollution is a problem in the major cities, so those with chronic lung disease or asthma may consider spending time outdoors when there is less traffic or staying in facilities outside major cities.
Medical tourism is a growing industry in India. Many newer medical facilities have recently opened for travelers desiring cardiac, orthopedic, dental, or plastic surgery or transplantations at a substantially lower cost than in the United States. The benefits and hazards require careful examination (see Chapter 2, Medical Tourism).
In general, travelers feel safe while in India. Peddlers and promoters are aggressive with tourists, however, and may require a firm "no." Travelers may want to avoid making eye contact with a peddler or his goods, or they may risk having someone follow them down the street trying to sell them something. The stress of negotiating one's way through India makes this destination a place where having a close traveling companion is important.
It is always wise to pay attention to Department of State advisories in case of issues that arise at some borders or occasional increases in religious tensions or terrorist activities.
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Here's another factor to consider. It's not necessarily fair, but it's the way things work. Barry retired in 2004, right ? Were there any other HOF candidates that retired that year. I can't recall any, but that doesn't mean that there weren't any.
It seems that when the 2004-2005 guys become eligible, Barry is going to stick out as a no brainer. Let's face it, they want to induct 1-2 guys every year so they get the publicity from the HOF. I think Barry is definitely in. Some lame writers probably won't vote for him on first ballot (never understood why that was such a special honor ) but I expect him to get in on the 2nd or 3rd ballot.
To me, the guy isn't even borderline. Look at recent inductees: Sutter, Kirby Puckett, etc. You can't deny Larkin based on the guys that they've recently let in.


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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
Cook linguine in large pot of boiling salted water until tender but still firm to bite, stirring occasionally. Drain, reserving 1 cup pasta cooking liquid.
Meanwhile, heat extra-virgin olive oil in large skillet over medium heat. Add garlic; sauté until golden, about 1 minute. Add grated lemon peel to skillet and cook 20 seconds. Remove skillet from heat.
Add linguine to skillet with garlic and lemon peel. Return skillet to medium heat; mix in parsley. Add 1/2 cup pasta cooking liquid and lemon juice. Season with salt and pepper. Toss until heated through, adding more cooking liquid to moisten if dry.
Per serving: 316.9 kcal calories, 33.5% calories from fat, 11.8 g fat, 1.7 g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 43.6 g carbohydrates, 2.6 g dietary fiber, 0.9 g total sugars, 41.0 g net carbohydrates, 8.2 g protein
Nutritional analysis provided by Bon Appétit


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French Expedition fizzles in El Paso
On this day in 1850, the French Expedition to California fell apart at El Paso. The expedition was organized by fraudulent promoter Parker H. French in New York. French promised "fast and safe" passage to the California gold fields for $250 a passenger. A total of 180 passengers and workers signed up; the workers got a discounted fare. The group sailed from New York on May 13, 1850, stopped for a week in New Orleans, and landed at Port Lavaca, Texas. After a difficult overland journey, they arrived at Franklin (El Paso) on September 18. Suspecting fraud, the men mutinied and opened French's safe, only to find it empty. French escaped across the Rio Grande into Mexico. During the Civil War he was arrested in Connecticut. No record exists of his death.


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A Real 'Rockstar'
Melissa dishes on her new song, the beach house bash, and all the tabloid talk.
Hi, everyone! Wow, was that the wedding of the century or what? When this was shot I had only met Jaime one time before, so I was not invited to the wedding, but that was one event no one would want to miss. It was simply beautiful, and they didn't overlook a single detail.
I thought Caroline's speech was perfect, and you could see she was nervous and wanted it to be perfect for her brother. I don't know about you, but I love to see the vulnerable side of Caroline. She's a strong woman, so we don't see it much, but I do like when she shows us her softer side. The love Jaime and Rich have for one another is unbelievable and to see them tear up the way they did during their vows was so touching. I'm proud that Bravo shared their story and Rosie's story with all of you. See, it's not all drama all the time!
Well there is always some drama sprinkled in, and this episode it was of course over another tabloid. Remember, when these episodes were shot last summer, I was trying to move on from the horrible place Teresa and I had been in a couple years back. I see the In Touch magazine covers Teresa does, and yes, I don't like that they mention me in a negative way, but I think the viewers are smart enough to realize that you can't believe everything you read. I guess in her mind, there is a difference between what she is willing to share with the tabloids for money and what she will share with her friends and family. Please take note, if there are constantly stories in the tabloids, the show is going to address it. If you don't want these issues to be brought up on the show, then don't address them in the tabloids. Coming on the show was a decision Joe and I made. I've been on the show for almost two years now, and I think it's time for her to let it go. I didn't come on to ruin her. Are you seeing me do anything to ruin her? I've had multiple chances to talk about her personal issues, the bankruptcy, the marriage rumors, etc. and I don't. How can she not see that? I'm sorry Teresa has such an issue with me, but it's time she moves on and gets over it like she said she has.
I think Teresa needs to realize that this is not her show, it's Bravo's. The name of the show is The Real Housewives of New Jersey, not The Teresa Show.
There is a reason for everything. She is on the show because Jacqueline recommended her to be on. Does Jacqueline torture her every day for it? NO. I think it's safe to say that if I was on the first season and the show came to her to invite her on as well she would NOT have said no. It's easy for her to say she wouldn't have signed on, because that's all she can point to when she's trying to turn people against me.
Teresa's financial issues were already out in the open and the tabloid covers and "posed pictures" were already happening well before we joined the show. Teresa's thing is her cookbooks, I would never dream of writing one or trying to take that from her. I know some people try to say we are similar, but we are VERY different people and I'm not trying to live her life.Regardless of what Teresa says about our relationship before RHONJ, there was a time that BOTH of us were being very vindictive to each other. I won't deny that, but since joining the show, I haven't taken opportunities to throw her troubles in her face, and that's not how I want to be, even now when things are awful between us. Teresa constantly brings up the fact that I joined the show "behind her back" and that Danielle and I were in contact. I said this last year and will say it again: When I was pregnant with Joey, Danielle reached out to me on Facebook after I posted about the Christmas cookie incident. Yes, I did talk to her. For some reason I felt sorry for her watching how Teresa went after her, and I did vent to her about my issues with Teresa. This was all addressed already at the Season 3 reunion. It was well over three years ago and since then I thought that we were working to get to a better place, but I guess I have moved on and she has not. Teresa holds grudges like no other, and I can't control that. She has to decide her family is important enough to her and let it go.
What's starting to confuse me now is that you will start to see some pretty amazing times between me and Teresa. I don't want to spoil too much, but I really enjoyed her company at the time and didn't do it with any other motives. I hope it was the same for her.
The issues going on between her and Jacqueline and Caroline have nothing to do with me. It's pretty obvious they are upset with her for their own reasons. I will say that there definitely is a sense of reality that is missing lately with the fake dogs and all the other nonsense stories. Teresa doesn't ever have to worry about me taking anything from her, she loses her credibility all by herself.What you will see if you pay attention is that Teresa is trying to take me down every chance she gets. She is attacking my character, my marriage, my looks. What she is claiming is happening to her is quite the opposite. There goes that projection again. Thankfully most of you can see that, and all we can do is pray for her and hope she opens her eyes and takes a look at what's really important.
During this episode, I see my husband Joe doing nothing but putting his two feet forward and also trying to move on with his sister. He is trying his hardest to convince her that they need to do something to fix it. Everyone is trying to move on from the past. It's funny how Teresa says to Jacqueline at the wedding that therapy brings up the past and she doesn't want to bring up the past, she wants to start fresh. Well then please do it, Teresa! It's time to move on. I also noticed she said to Jacqueline that she won't go against her husband. Her exact words were, "It's not going to happen." Well then why do you get on your brother for siding with his wife? Everything is OK for Teresa, but not for anyone else. I wish I could let her know that constantly lying to try to convince everyone that I'm a bad person is only going to give her temporary satisfaction. In the long run actions speak louder than words or written words that someone else writes for you. I am trying to move on, but quite honestly she is making it impossible.I have a beautiful life and have so many things that make me happy. I just look at Joe and the kids and I glow. I'm so sick of all this nonsense. If Teresa ever comes to us and says she needs us, we will be there. But she hasn't. I'm a smart girl and I can figure out why she is doing this. I said it in my first blog on Bravo and it remains true to this day. Teresa likes to be the center of attention. Be beneath her or get the hell out of her way. I refuse to let her walk all over me, disrespect me or my family, and that's the real issue.
OK, enough of this talk I'm getting a headache. Let's move onto something else without all the drama -- my shore house! I'm so happy our shore house was finally done! Joe did an incredible job. We always have such a great time down there. We swim, we eat, we go on the wave runners, we drink, we catch crabs in the bay and make them with garlic sauce, and most importantly we spend a lot of time with the kids and just enjoy each other.This is what life is about, being with your closest friends and family. This is really who Joe and I are, just fun happy people who love life. I'm so glad you get to see how much we love being with our family. I love that you got to see my dad's two brothers and his sister on this episode. You probably don't know which ones they were, but they were there partying with us. I love them so much, and it just goes to show you how close my family is. My mother still hangs out with my dad's sister every single day. They are best friends.
I want to thank all my family and my amazing fans for your support with my music. Do you love my new single ROCKSTAR?! When I wrote it I just wanted it to be about having fun, partying, dancing, and just forgetting about the stress. I hope you listen to it all summer long and just have a good time when you do! This is what makes me tick. I feel so blessed that I have an opportunity to share the love I have for music with all of you. Enjoy it!
ROCKSTAR is on iTunes right now! Go and get it! Here's the link: http://bit.ly/LJXIdx.
I also posted a new blog on my website about The View appearance we did last week. All my other appearances that are coming up are on there too! I hope to meet you at one of them!
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Lots of Love,


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Amanda is a native of Ithaca, New York and graduated cum laude in 2007 from the music therapy program at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. She completed her Master's Degree in Music Therapy from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, and conducted her thesis research at Primary Children's Hospital on the meaning and experience of an original lullaby for parents of hospitalized infants. Amanda has studied clinical improvisation, neurologic music therapy, and Neonatal ICU music therapy. Her approach is music-centered, and she specializes in songwriting and improvisational music therapy. She is currently serving as the clinical internship director for the music therapy program.
Shaundra is from North Ogden and graduated magna cum laude from the music therapy program at Utah State University in 2012. Before joining the team here at Primary Children's Hospital, she spent a year and a half working extensively with adult patients and their families in a hospice setting, as well as family-oriented addiction recovery programs, youth support programs, community grief groups and more, giving her the opportunity to reach a diverse demographic of Northern Utah through the important field of music therapy.
Spencer Hardy is originally from Massachusetts, where he attended Berklee College of Music, graduating in 2007. He completed his internship at Music To Grow On Music Therapy Services in Sacramento, CA working with children with special needs, continuing on with the company for a year afterwards. Spencer then relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area where he ran his own private practice for 5 years, working with children, teens, and young adults with special needs. Spencer has participated in work that has been published in the peer reviewed journals Music Therapy Perspectives and Arts and Psychotherapy. He joined the music therapy team at Primary Children's Hospital in 2015.
Kelsie is originally from Fort Collins, CO, and graduated from the music therapy program at Utah State University in 2013. She completed her internship at Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City, and has since expanded her music therapy practice to various settings. Kelsie works extensively with pediatric, adult, and geriatric populations in medical settings such as Primary Children's Hospital and South Davis Community Hospital. She also works with hospice care, individuals with special needs, as well as several Behavioral Health units across Northern Utah. In addition, Kelsie is working toward certification in Neonatal ICU music therapy.


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Though Denmark travel guides characterize smørrebrød as an open-face sandwich, food editors Melissa Roberts and Maggie Ruggiero found that this national favorite is somewhere between that and an oversize canapé, with a few carefully chosen ingredients arranged generously on top (often to the point where the bread is no longer even visible). Here, whittled down to bite-size, it's an elegant hors d'oeuvre that retains the Danish spirit; caraway butter complements the classic rye base, and lightly fried beets and sweet onion are an alluring counterpoint to the smoked salmon.
YIELD: Makes 24 hors d'oeuvres
ACTIVE TIME: 40 min
TOTAL TIME: 40 min
Peel beet, then cut into very thin slices (not paper-thin) with slicer. Cut slices into 1/8-inch-wide strips with a knife.
Heat 1 inch oil in a 2- to 2 1/2-quart heavy saucepan until thermometer registers 320°F. Fry beet strips in 4 batches, stirring frequently, until frizzled, about 1 1/2 minutes per batch. (Strips will brighten slightly.) Transfer beets with a slotted spoon to paper towels to drain. (Beets will crisp as they cool.) Return oil to 320°F between batches.
Pulse caraway seeds in grinder until finely ground. Transfer to a small bowl, then stir together with butter and salt.
Mince together salmon and onion.
Spread a thin layer of caraway butter on 1 side of each bread slice, then top with salmon mixture (about 1 heaping tablespoon per slice) and spread evenly. Cut slices in half, then cut each half crosswise into 3 pieces. (If using crackers, cut crosswise with a large sharp knife to make a total of 24 equal pieces.) Sprinkle with chives (if using) and frizzled beets.
Cooks' note: Frizzled beets can be made 1 day ahead and cooled completely, uncovered, then kept in an airtight container at room temperature. Recrisp up to 2 hours ahead on a baking sheet in a 300°F oven 3 to 5 minutes. If beets are not crisp once cooled, return to oven briefly.


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I have been on warfarin 6.5 mg for over two years, but my last two INR test were above 3.9 and 5.8. I have not changed my normal eating habits or foods. I have not added any new drugs and I have not drank any alcohol. I would like to have a list of food that INCREASES INR, I can find info on food that decrease in INR but not those that Increase INR time?
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21 Mar 2011
Your, right. Typicallly we see food that can decrease INR, not as many things increase INR.
I am currently working and jsut asked a couple of our coumadin pharmacist. They have seen hot pepers like jalapenos, sunflour seeds, grapes, ice tea, real licorice, and theoretically craneberry juice.
I will do some futher reasearch to provide a list.
Also, decreases in activity level can increase INR.
Thanks for the question!
Brian PharmD Candidate
I put together a list I found in my text books that have the potenial to increase INR, it isn't all inclusive or a full ist by any means.
Bergamottin (component of grapefruit juice)
Bishop's weed (Bergapten)
Bitter orange
Cat's claw
Devil's claw
Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA)
Grapefruit juice
Lycium (Chinese wolfberry)
Milk thistle
Red clover
Wild cherry
Further Information
- Warfarin Information for Consumers
- Warfarin Information for Healthcare Professionals (includes dosage details)
- Side Effects of Warfarin (detailed)
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