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I have IG 3 set to embed into ME. This works flawlessly every time. The only problem i have is that when i set IG to navigate to a destination, as soon as I get to the destination, which is displayed as a "target" icon on IG 3, my entire touchscreen goes blank. The mouse cursor is still there, and it still moves around. My music will also continue playing. The only way to make this problem stop has been to restart the computer. The navigation works fine up until i actually reach my destination.
Has anyone encountered this problem before? Maybe i should just try reinstalling IG 3 & ME?
Hm.. maybe you shouldnt be going to where your going.
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Hey brent_s, I've actually had this happen also...twice! I just thought there was something wrong with my laptop. Except mine goes completely black and there is no cursor since I don't have a mouse. A system restart seems to do the trick after I come back to my car.
Anybody else experience this?
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What's breaking it is when IG asks if you want to continue on to the next destination in your itinerary. Just make sure you clear your itinerary, and you will be fine. You only want a single destination in your itinerary.
At least IG is running right for you. For some reason, It has quit working all together for me within Mediaengine.


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It was a daring heist when two men made off with $1 million in gold and gems from the state Mining and Mineral Museum in Mariposa Setp.28. Mariposa is a small town even though it is the county seat of Mariposa County. The gold display was bound to attract the wrong kind of interest once the price of gold hit the $1,600-$1,700 range.
But a month and a half later the California Highway Patrol announced it has apprehended the two suspected robbers along with an El Dorado County man, Edward Rushing II, 40, as a co-conspirator suspect.
The armed robbery suspects are Matthew Campbell, 43, and Jonathan Matis, 41, both of Sutter County.
There may be additional arrests forthcoming, the CHP informed us. Meanwhile, we congratulate them and the Mariposa County Sheriff's Department on tracking down these desperadoes. Got 'em.

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It's time to stand in the streets and soak the summer sun's radiant heat from the black asphalt beneath your feet. It's time to assault your ears with killers tunes, bouncing off nearby buildings and vibrating through your chest. It's time to grab some food truck eats, wander a Minneapolis street, enjoy the scenery afforded to you by the Twin Cities' colorful populace and embrace this elusive season. There's no better way to achieve all of the above than by attending our approaching 10 Thousand Sounds festival. Best of all, there are still tickets available.
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The musical lineup includes The Walkmen, Free Energy, Greg Grease, Strange Names, Prissy Clerks & hosted by The Chalice.
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- Zip-Dry Paper Glue
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- White, light pink, light green cardstock
- Large 3-dimensional pink & green flower sticker & small coordinating sticker
- Ribbon, green 1/8" & 1/4"
- Ultra-fine iridescent glitter
- Green & pink inkpads
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- Use ZIP DRY for adhering paper and ribbon and the GEM-TAC for adding glitter.
- Cut a 5 1/2" X 8 1/2" rectangle from white cardstock. Score a line down the center of the rectangle and fold to make a 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" card.
- Print HELLO on the green cardstock. Cut a 1 1/2" X 4 1/4" rectangle around the word, tearing the bottom edge. Antique rectangle with green ink. Dab GEM-TAC on the torn edge and sprinkle glitter on glue. Shake off excess glitter. Glue rectangle to the top of the card with ZIP DRY.
- Print SPRING on the pink cardstock. Cut a 1 1/4" X 4 1/4" rectangle around the word, tearing the top edge. Antique rectangle with pink ink. Dab glue on the torn edge and sprinkle glitter on glue and shake off excess. Glue rectangle to the bottom of the card with ZIP DRY.
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- Envelope Instructions: Cut pink cardstock to fit the flap of the envelope, tearing bottom edge. Antique edges of flap shape with pink ink. Dab glue on torn edge and sprinkle glitter on glue and shake off excess. Glue to flap. Put sticker to the center of the flap.
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that i may be excited to leave Prego-Ville and start MommyHood, but that also means i have to welcome back Aunt Flo's once a month visits. that lady makes me crazy!
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lol yeah i realized that the other day and well im not looking forward to it but my doctor said it may not show up right away so im excited about that...
ANGEL BABY BLU 10/31/11 M/C ABBYGALE RENE-LYNN 01/10/13(.)(.) Bronze Alexzander Chavez-Sills 1/3/2015 5/23/2013Married Retired Military now Military Wife!
I nurse all my LO's and my aunt flow dosen't return till I stop...which like in the last case means it didn't return till 16 months after birth
SO and i want ours spaced out 3 years as well...so i suppose ill have to deal with her. :p althoughhhh, i might get on Depo...and seeing as you dont get your period, i could be in the clear!
its very easy to forget! your so wound up in the excitment of pregnancy that, its the LAST thing on our minds. lol
Yeah, I hate that too, but fortunately mine waits for 10+ months, so I expect it to be similar with this one! :) My last one and this one are prettly close together, so I only had it 2x between pregnancies! So not including PP flow (which was actually super short and light with my last), I've only had my period twice since August 2010! :D
at this point I'll take that over being pregnant. at least I don't feel like an overweight whale when aunt flow visits
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On my last post a mother wrote: sorry about that allergy thing but it is sooo ridiculous that schools and airplanes dont carry peanuts anymore.
Consider the following facts: Food allergies affect 8 percent of children under 3, and 6 to 8 percent of school-age children. Eighty-five percent of children outgrow milk and egg allergies by age 5, but only 20 percent outgrow peanut allergy by age 6.
The prevalence of peanut and tree nut allergies in children has doubled in the past five years.
Peanut-allergic patients have accidental exposures and reactions every three years.
Seventy-five percent of peanut-allergic reactions occur on the first known exposure.
Twenty-five percent of epinephrine administrations in schools are for people who have never had food allergy or anaphylaxis.
In the U.S., fatal food anaphylaxis occurs in 150 people each year, 90 percent from peanut and nut allergies. Fatal anaphylaxis occurs most often outside the home, in schools and restaurants.
Anaphylactic shock: A widespread and very serious allergic reaction. Symptoms include dizziness, loss of consciousness, labored breathing, swelling of the tongue and breathing tubes, blueness of the skin, heart failure, and death. Immediate emergency treatment (epinephrine injection) is required for this type of shock.
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Armed conflict may appear to be in long term decline, but the intractability and destructiveness of contemporary conflicts make conflict resolution as urgent and necessary as ever. The Contemporary Conflict Resolution Reader is the first comprehensive survey of the…Continue
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|I live next to vredefort i grew next to it and i did walked over it for almost 20yrs so all i can say i sthe place is very fine i think the contry should do something about the place.
|Date posted: July 2009
|Bobby Masuku (South Africa):
|I am particularly worried about the developments that are forcefully intended to take place in the vredefort dome, by landowners of course.As an environmentalist and conservationist I seem to put much blame on the policies governing the WHS, they are definately not protective on these beautiful "protected areas" they intend to protect. The dome is quiet a beautiful place to visit, the landscape,the vegetation, the mammals, birds, the varying climates in the mountains during winter,etc., are a the factors that cannot be destroyed as they occured for a reason, and the history thereof shouldn't just disappear for the benefit of the few rich landowners who aim to get richest at the expence of a beautiful WORLD RECOGNIZED SITE like the dome. The place needs to be fully protected. This includes the Vaal River(the habitat for the endangered Yellow fish) which is extremely polluted.I go in there almost weekly to study the mammals in the area, and I tell you there is a decline in species variety and numbers although the figures are not definite,as yet. The reason for this is one, human impacto. Man can be as dangerous to the natural environment as evil to humanity.People should visit this place and discover the art of nature put to them...and will keep in touch with further comments. This first one was a complaint and I will be more positive soon, but this I will do with the improved involvement of the powers that be. The DOME cannot function all by itself, for evil might be within.
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In my humble opinion it sounds like he's just feeling good and lacking ground manners. I had the same thing happen with my Qh's. I didn't have much of an issue when they were haltered and on lead...They would basically do what I asked. But, at liberty or having to catch them would often times be a Pain in the butt. ( I walked softly but carried a *medium sized stick ) Literally, I carried a stick, Never did I have to use it other than to just poke them in the butt once or twice to get them to move over. I would try carrying a crop of your choice ( I really just used a stick). Think of it as an extension of your arm to help direct the horse and keep him where you need him. Placing it on his chest and requesting him to back works great, mine didn't like the stick touching them and eventually, I didn't have to carry it. I would always use a verbal command along with a regular command. Never did I allow "gate rushing" I would wait outside the gate until they were bored with me or would back up like gentlemen.
Time and Patience... Keep a cool head and if what you are doing isn't working, it's because the horse doesn't understand the cue or command. I try to keep every thing as simple as possible. EHHT! Means no, I don't like that. BACK! Is just that. Back up. I probably say those two things the most besides ( I love you and you're a goooood boy..lol
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Something to take an XML schema and let you add/edit data but not change the XML structure, preferably installed on a server. basically a UI to edit xml documents as a web app. Someone has got to have done this already right?
Is there a user friendly XML editor out there? I can't find anything good, preferably open source [closed]
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Xopus is a commercial XML editor designed specifically to be used by non-technical people. Xopus is browser based and can be installed on any webserver. Xopus keeps the XML document 100% valid at all times using XML Schema and has a WYSIWYG view using XSLT.
You could use the DOM API to configure it so that only the text can be changed, not the structure.
Direct link to a demo.
Liquid XML have a nice free version
update: (as of March 10 2010) it seems that the editor is no longer free
IMHO BXE - The Wysiwyg XML Editor can do this - i.e. create/edit XML document in browser, based on existing XML Schema. I am not sure, but you probably have to include it in your own page, it is just the editor component, not the full web application.
It depends on what you mean by "user friendly", and what you want out of a text editor. I personally use emacs for editing xml, but I'm willing to put up with the learning curve of the editor for the sheer power it gives me - editing XML is now rather easy and painless for me, but it took me a bit to get it to that point.
oXygen looks like it might fit what you want, but it's not free.
This page has a good comparison of xml editors and there features, seems like a good starting point.
XML Copy Editor is free and GPL
Check out microsoft for an XML Notepad 2007. I'm not to fond of it, since it really treats xml as a tree as opposed to plain text, but that is what you want, right?
I personally like Notepad++ with the XMLTools plugin. It will unfortunately allow you to edit the structure.
I don't think there is a web-app that allows you to write an instance document based on an uploaded schema (as yet.. mebbe I should write one? :) ).
Altova XMLSpy is pretty much the best of the editors I have used, but very expensive.
Give vim a try with a suitable plugin (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=301).
XML Editor is free (whereas the various FO converters are not) and you can use it with FOP (from the Apache project). Emacs with the psgml module can do it along with vim but both probably more low-lovel). Eclipse can do it too but iut is rather heavyweight.
What about Eclipse with the Oxygen plugin, that would be my recommendation, free open source and very widely used. Altova XML Spy is a great tool but expensive, they used to do a free non-commercial use edition but that doesn't appear on their website now so perhaps they have discontinued that.
If you just want an XML editor with code folding and a node explorer (something Visual Studio is missing) Netbeans has both, and is free and open source


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Sales: $90 Million
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Launching a brand new nonwovens technology, unveiling a joint venture in India and building a new production facility has kept eswegee Vliesstoff Group, Hof/Saale, Germany, quite busy this year. The company's initial foray in the spunlace market brings the debut of a new brand of spunlace nonwovens, Zetajet, which will be produced on a new line in Reichenbach, Germany. Located between the company's Hof/Saale and Mittweida plants in the state of Saxony, the 12,000 square meter greenfield plant, which came onstream in January, is part of the company's eswegee business and employs about 30 people.
The new facility represents an investment of €25 million and capacity on the new line will be several thousand tons. The company describes the spunlace configuration as a new set-up for this technology. "Our understanding is this kind of machinery is totally new," said managing director Harald Stini, who has taken over the company's reigns following the retirement of Manfred Knieling. "We will use our expertise in technical markets to further expand our product range,"" he said. Materials made on the new spunlace line will target automotive, filtration and other specialty end uses. As the plant itself uses only one-quarter of the available land, there is plenty of room for expansion, an issue eswegee plans to address as the need arises.
The company expects the new line, which has not yet reached full utilization levels, to be running full-swing by mid-2007. "We want to move forward in a synchronized fashion and are in the process of setting up three shifts," explained Techtex managing director Detlev Käppel. He referred to the highly flexible new line as a multifunctional system that can achieve a variety of different technical properties in terms of tensile strengths, elongations and additional finishing/coating treatments.
For eswegee, sales outside of the shrinking apparel/interlinings market remain the driving force for the company. Currently, non-apparel sales generate more than half compared to the total revenue of Hof's nonwoven group.
Stemming from its intensified focus on technical nonwovens, another strategic initiative underway at eswegee is building an Asian platform. "Suppliers need strategic platforms all around the world, particularly in the automotive market. That's why we must have production in Asia," opined Mr. Käppel. "Automotive production is increasingly shifting to Asia. Last year China produced 7.2 million cars but over the next two years, China's goal is 14 million cars. Compare that with Germany, which manufactured 5.8 million cars in 2006. Every major car company is setting up production in Asia," he said.
As a result of this strategy, in June 2006 eswegee teamed up with Indian nonwovens manufacturer Supreme Nonwovens in a joint venture to supply both interlinings and industrial products in Asia. The Mumbai-based company runs a plethora of nonwovens facilities throughout India and has reportedly enjoyed double-digit growth every year. "Supreme Nonwovens is a family-owned company, so we have a similar way of thinking," commented Mr. Stini. "They have their specific market and culture and we would like to leverage that. If we can gain from it, we will," he said.


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SEAL BEACH– Some residents have asked the City Council to fix storm drains to prevent flooding in their Old Town neighborhood.
City Council members at their meeting on Monday night considered an update on why the Bridgeport neighborhood was so flooded with water after the January storms.
Residents reported three cars flooded and two of them were damaged excessively. Some homes had water damage and the Pacific Inn hotel had four inches of water in its lobby, residents said at the meeting.
City staff reported that the Jan. 19 storm was of "nearly biblical proportions." The city's emergency operations center was activated and residents were put on watch for a tornado, which touched down just south of the city.
Water in the city cannot drain naturally because parts of the city sit lower than sea level, city staff said. While the pump station can handle large amounts of water, the storm drain systems and pipes cannot withstand such heavy rainfall without getting backed up, said Terrence Belanger, director of Public Works.
The pump station closest to the Bridgeport neighborhood pumped out 2.7 million gallons of water that day. About 2.1 million of that is estimated to be storm water, Belanger said.
"The quantity of water that fell in about an hour overwhelmed the storm drain system," he said.
Some residents said the area floods about once every six years and they want the city to fix the problem.
Cindy Ludwig, who said she has tenants in Bridgeport, ran up and down the streets the day of the storm urging residents to move their cars. But for some, like Joan Lyon, it was too late.
Lyon lost her Corvette, which she called, "the love of her life," to the torrential downpour that flooded the area.
"I was led to believe that we had the flood control problem solved," she said. "I didn't know. And as a result of that, I lost my car."
Some residents called for a warning system to be put in place until the storm drains are fixed. Councilman Michael Levitt said residents can also be their own warning system; when reports are saying three days of heavy rain is coming to town, residents should move their cars and prep their houses.
"I'm not saying we didn't do something wrong but see the weather report, observe it," he said. "And for your own safety...move your cars."
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It was a Kindle Christmas at my house (along with many others it seems). I had not asked for a Kindle and have had mixed feelings about ebooks for sometime now. But there it was, looking up at me expectantly. So I picked it up and started to play around with it. I will say it was the easiest piece of new technology to get up and running I have ever encountered. Although it was not yet registered, it was easy to do so since I already had an Amazon.com account. Within minutes after it was charged I was downloading my first Kindle purchase — a London travel guide to help me plan an upcoming trip. I read a bit of the guide and thought about how much easier it would be to travel with the light weight Kindle rather than a heavy travel guide. Of course I missed the color and the maps were almost impossible for me to read. Still I liked the idea of traveling with it.
After that it was a single issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer. This was to show my Dad how it worked and to allow him the rare pleasure of reading the sports page from a paper that does not deliver in our area. I then downloaded the Washington Post so my Mom could read the editorial page. Now my Mom is not really a technology person so the fact that she liked it impressed me.
By Sunday I knew I had to try to read a novel to see what that was like. Reading is a pleasure for me on many levels. The Kindle was not able to deliver on all of them but I did read a novel from start to finish between Sunday and Monday (I had the day off). It was an easy read, the kind of paperback that gets picked up in airports everyday. It was cheaper than most paperbacks which was a definite plus. Being able to select and download it via a wireless connection that comes with the Kindle was another plus. The fact that Kindle content is not allowed to be lent via libraries is a definite negative for me though.
The navigation was fairly easy and when I got up to check on the laundry it never lost my page — both strong pluses. But I am a fast reader and it felt like I was hitting the next page button constantly. So sipping my tea or grabbing the occasional Christmas cookie was challenging. Lighting was adequate but I kept wishing the screen was brighter. But in truth the technology worked just fine. It was easy to use and the content was inexpensive.
So why didn't I feel like I enjoyed the book as I normally would have? In part, I guess, because the technology over-rode the content. That should fade over time. But I kept feeling like something was missing. The tactile part of reading was absent, no pages to turn, no paper between my fingers — I missed that. And, perhaps, I missed that something intangible that is a part of reading for me. Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon.com, talks about the Kindle in the latest Newsweek and discusses how the ebook will replace the printed book. Maybe he's right. But for me it won't be for a while yet!
I'll be trying a couple more novels to see if the experience changes but my sense of the Kindle is that I will use it (and be glad of it!) when I travel and am reading as a way to pass time, or for things like travel guides. But when I want the experience of getting lost in a good book, I will still want the reading technology that has served me so well for so long.


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ATTACKING FORCE says ALISON McCONNELL
Injuries dictated that the versatile McCulloch had to start at the back for Rangers' home tie with Peterhead, but even then he managed to make a nuisance of himself in the opposition box.
McCulloch's drive, energy, power and finishing mean that he is far more effective for Rangers in a midfield or forward position than he is in defence.
While it is understandable that a lack of bodies may mean he has to take the occasional shift defending his goal, it makes far more sense to play him in areas where he more likely to make a serious mark on the game.
In most games in the Irn-Bru Third Division, whether home or away, Rangers tend to dominate possession.
Having McCulloch in forward areas to capitalise on the chances that come from this possession makes sense – and has led to the captain netting 14 goals already this season.
It would be a waste to keep him at the back since Rangers spend most of their games on the attack.
DEFENSIVE KING says Richard Wilson
Ally McCoist may point to the 14 goals that McCulloch has scored this season, but there are legitimate reasons to consider keeping the Rangers captain at centre-back for the rest of the campaign.
He provides power, strength and experience as a forward, as well as his goalscoring touch, and Andrew Little had an off-day in his place against Peterhead last Saturday. Yet Little is a good player, Fran Sandaza is returning from injury, Kevin Kyle is regaining match sharpness and Kal Naismith impressed as a substitute.
Rangers have options which would allow McCulloch to bring his skill and leadership to the Rangers defence. Ross Perry and Emilson Cribari were injured last weekend, and McCulloch formed a reasonable partnership with Chris Hegarty. He could do the same with Perry or Cribari, and it would strenghten the Rangers defence.
He organised all of the players around him, and his ability to read the game would be a massive benefit to the club.
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To: "Rob 'Feztaa' Park" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Subject: Re: Clever firewall rules From: Scott Gifford <email@example.com> Date: 13 Sep 2001 22:27:40 -0400 Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Thanks for posting these; I'd love to see others follow suit, and
maybe we can put together a "recommended" ruleset for a couple
different configurations.
A few comments...
"Rob 'Feztaa' Park" <email@example.com> writes:
> On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Darin Wayrynen (dis)graced my inbox with this:
> > Ok, stop teasing already! :-) What are you favorites [iptables rules]?
> Well, here are the ones I think are good to have:
> * iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp -m state --state NEW ! --syn -j REJECT
> --reject with host-unreach
> This one drops all incoming packets that are not SYN packets, and are not
> part of existing connections. This will automatically prevent portscans
> that use anything but SYN packets from seeing anything (So I'm invincible
> to FIN, NULL, and XMAS packet scans).
> * iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -m state --state INVALID -j REJECT
> --reject-with host-unreach
> I used to think this would automatically drop malformed packets like
> NULL and XMAS, but then I read the man page on iptables and it seems more
> like this rule does what the last one is supposed to do, so I'm sort of
> confused as to whether #1 actually does anything (I'm starting to think
> that all packets that aren't part of established connections are NEW for
> SYN's, and INVALID for everything else.)
> Either way, both rules are in my firewall, and it produces the results I'm
> looking for. Having both certainly isn't hurting anything, and redundancy
> is good in the security world :). Although, if anybody can clear up the
> states for me, that'd be nice :)
Those two are pretty slick!
> * iptables -A INPUT -p icmp --icmp-type 8 -j REJECT --reject-with
> host-unreach
> Prevents people from pinging me without crippling my ability to
> ping/traceroute other people. Mainly this is just a minor annoyance for
> people trying to portscan me with programs like nmap that ping the host
> first, they just have to add -P0 and try again. Then again, this might
> stop some really stupid script kiddies. I'm thinking about setting up a
> similar rule that would log people who ping me, just for fun.
> Oh, and I suppose this rule does immunize me against ping bomb attacks...
I wonder how much this rule helps? For each ping packet they send, it
looks like they'll get an ICMP Host Unreachable message, which hints
that a host is there (generally you'll just get no response if there's
no host there), and if they send a storm of echo-requests, they'll get
a storm of host unreachables back...
I'm not at all convinced of the utility of dropping diagnostic
packets, like ICMP echo-request and echo-reply, and other
traceroute-related packets, but if you're going to do it, it seems
like you should just drop them on the floor.
> * iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -f -j REJECT --reject-with host-unreach
> Just drops fragments. I'm not really an expert on this, but I heard that
> fragments can be used maliciously (in port scans and such) and have little
> to no valid use nowadays, so I thought it might be smart to block them.
This might not be a great idea, either; the only time fragmented
packets are insecure is if your firewall doesn't reassemble them
before inspecting them, and it should be straightforward to configure
iptables to always reassemble packets before inspecting them.
While fragmentation doesn't happen much nowadays, there are probably
still places where it's necessary and PMTU-D is not supported, so
dropping them seems unwise when you can instead have them reassembled
and inspected.
Thanks again for posting these!
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4th (Central Ontario) Battalion, CEF was organized at Valcartier under Camp Order 241 of 2 September 1914 and was composed of recruits from Military District 2 (Aurora, Brampton, Brantford, Hamilton and Niagara Falls). The battalion was commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel W.S. Buell who was replaced within days by Lieutenant-Colonel R.H. Labatt.
The battalion embarked at Quebec on 23 September 1914 aboard TYROLIA, disembarking in England on 14 October 1914. Its strength was 44 officers and 1121 other ranks. The battalion disembarked in France on 11 February 1915, becoming part of the 1st Division, 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade. It was later reinforced by the 3rd Canadian Reserve Battalion. The battalion returned to England on 23 March 1919, disembarked in Canada on 21 April 1919, was demobilized at Toronto on 23 April 1919, and was disbanded by General Order 149 of 15 September 1920.
It was involved in the following battles: Ypres (1915) Passchendaele (1917); Gravenstafel; St. Julien; Festubert (1915); Mount Sorrel; Somme (1916); Pozières; Flers-Courcelette; Ancre Heights; Arras (1917); Vimy (1917); Arleux; Scarpe (1918); Hill 70; Passchendaele; Amiens; Drocourt-Quéant; Hindenburg Line; Canal du Nord; Pursuit to Mons.
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Are you sure it is Colic? DRs told me it was and they were wrong. DD has reflux and w/meds she is a HAPPY baby. It is like a miracle!
Two girls - 12/10 & 11/12
How do they check for that?
Finally had my Brooklynn Isabella on 12/14 - 6 lbs 11oz 20 1/4"
I know some babies go through testing. Mine didn't though. I described her symptoms to the ped, and that all the "easy fixes" weren't working. He said it sounds like reflux, and prescribed her Zantac. This med doesn't always work for every baby, but luckily, it worked for mine. I went to refluxrebels.com, where there are a few tests to help you figure out if your LO has it.
Colic is not reflux. Reflux can be misdiagnosed as colic, but they are not the same thing. My DD had EXTREME colic, but def did not have reflux. Obviously you want to explore all options, but it would be foolhardy to assume that reflux is at the root.
But I agree with the OP. My DD is a happy 18 month old now, but I've always wondered what it would be like to have a newborn that you could actually just sit and hold....or that slept...or that had "quiet alert" time...those moms have no idea how lucky they are!
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I second Jessica1919. To say that all colic has the same root is silly. If all colic is reflux, then why does it go away at 3 months? If the baby is in so much pain, then why is it possible to console them? I knew my baby did not have anything physically wrong with him because I was always able to console him with the 5 S's. When I couldn't, I knew he was sick (he had two ear infections). Recently, he's been sleeping better and his mood is improving by leaps and bounds.
The reason I make a point of posting this is not to be argumentative, but to discourage mothers from thinking that medicating their child is going to make colic go away. It might, but even if the baby does have reflux, he might remain colicky until 3 or 4 months. I did not want to try reflux meds on my baby unless he was tested for reflux. Those meds are powerful and have side effects. And I wasn't going to subject him to those tests unless I had a real reason to believe he had reflux. He has NO symptoms of reflux and in fact rarely even spits up (and when he does, he's the so-called "happy spitter").
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I've had an allergy skin test and the allergy blood test. My holistic practitioner says the blood test is more accurate while the allergist says the skin test is more accurate. Who is right?
Answer (Published 4/14/2009)
Your allergist is right on this one. Blood tests are not reliable, too often giving false positives - that is, they mistakenly identify an allergy where none exists. This is especially true in food allergy testing. In 2007, a study from Johns Hopkins Children's Center found that blood tests can both underestimate and overestimate the immune system's response to an allergen. With food allergies, in particular, blood tests may not distinguish between similar proteins in different foods. This can lead to "positive" tests for allergies to foods that really don't cause problems. What's more, blood tests are more expensive than skin tests.
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According to the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI) blood tests (called RAST for radioallergosorbent tests) are used only when skin tests can't be done (for instance, if you're taking certain medications) or if you have a skin condition that could interfere with the test. When investigating suspected food allergies, doctors may also perform "challenge tests" in which a small amount of the food (or drug) believed responsible for symptoms is given by mouth (or sometimes inhaled). These tests always require close medical supervision because of the risk of a severe reaction.
The skin (or skin prick) tests involve putting a tiny amount of an allergen into the skin via a small needle puncture. If you're allergic, you'll develop some redness and swelling at the site of the prick. This occurs within 15 minutes (the swelling and redness typically disappear within half an hour). Sometimes, doctors will inject a small amount of allergen under the skin - the AAAAI says that this is more sensitive than prick testing, and it can be done if a prick test is negative, but requires you document having allergy symptoms in response to the substance for which you're being tested.
I would be skeptical of the results from any other types of allergy tests.
Andrew Weil, M.D.
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