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Patient Comments: Cirrhosis of The Liver - Symptoms
The symptoms of cirrhosis of the liver can vary greatly from patient to patient. What were your symptoms at the onset of your disease?
Comment from: Peacock, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: October 16
I have suffered from JRA and IgE immune problems since the age of 2 resulting with me being in and out of the hospital most of my early childhood and on some sort of medication. I was diagnosised with PBC a year ago. I was extremely tried, irritable, constantly having sever sinus infections, feeling of food just sitting on my stomach which followed with vomiting, problems going to the bathroom, itching all over my torso, arms, legs, hands and feet, to the point where I was scratching myself bloody and crying at night because I couldn't make it stop which resulted in me not sleeping. It was horrible. I am glad that they found the problem and I am doing much better now after being prescribed Urso Forte.
Comment from: justmeinmo, 35-44 Female (Caregiver) Published: September 11
I have been with my boyfriend for 10 years now. He has always drank beer every night after work. At least 18 beers a night. He used to start drinking at 3:30 and within a few years it moved up to 2:00. He is almost 38 years old now. He has been drinking since he was about 20. He drinks until it's time for bed and than wakes up in the middle of the night to eat. He quit drinking a week ago. He has that belly of course, but he also has yellow eyes (jaundice). He has pins and needles of the feet and fatigue. His liver is so fat the doctor told him he could see it through his belly. They are sending him for a biopsy in the next few weeks. He has lost an incredible amount of weight and kind of looks sickly. I just don't know what to do for him, I hope it isn't too late.
Comment from: nazim khan, 55-64 Male (Caregiver) Published: June 12
I am experiencing swelling in the tummy with cirrhosis of liver.
Comment from: akosha77, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: June 02
I am a 44 year old female who was diagnosed with hepatitis C back in 1995. I had all the tests done and was told I did not have it that bad, that I could live a long healthy life. I am a drinker as well. Just this past month I went to a doctor for the first time in 7 years. I did the normal tests and a week later got a phone call saying my liver enzymes had sky rocketed from the last test they had done 7 years ago, and the doctor informed me that she feels that I have cirrhosis of the liver. I have to go in June for more blood work and ultrasound on my liver. I have backed off on my drinking a heck of a lot. But I am scared! I have 3 grown children and expecting my newest grandchild to be born any day! I am scared! But trying to stay strong!
Comment from: Debra, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: May 09
I started with autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) in 2004 and was surprised in January 2014 I had cirrhosis stage 4 liver disease. What I don"t understand is what happened to stage s 1, 2 and 3. I knew a transplant could be in my future but not this soon. A frustrated patient with no answers. I have had cirrhosis since 2012.
Comment from: ligiaheldy, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: May 28
I was wondering if cirrhosis of the liver (non-alcoholic) can cause fingernail disorders such as nail separation. ?
Comment from: lm1, 75 or over Male (Caregiver) Published: June 26
I have just learned that my father has cirrhosis. He has severe fluid retention now in both legs and his abdomen. He has severe fatigue and general malaise. He is having some mental issues as well. All the doctor had to say was I am in for a hard time taking care of him. What does that mean?! I am trying to get more information. I want to know how long he has. He is 81. Evidently, he has had it for a couple of years.
Comment from: Bill, (Caregiver) Published: June 26
My daughter is 41 years old. She took all types of drugs for 20 years. Now she has cirrhosis of the liver. I took her to the emergency room, and she was in the hospital for five days. The doctor put her on fluid medications, antibiotics and beta blockers. She lost 30 pounds of fluid. He told her to see her family doctor. She does not have one. I have called four different doctors and none of them will see her. I was going to pay for the office visit. I hope I can find a doctor to see her to refill her prescriptions. If not, I will have to take her back to the emergency room. My daughter got hooked on pain killers when she was hit in the eye and lost her sight in that eye. When the doctor would not give her anymore pain killers, she turned to street drugs. I am sure this is how a lot of people get started.
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- June 18, 2013
- The stage is set for a home improvement center battle in Lawrence. A Menards home improvement center won land use approvals for a nearly 190,000-square-foot store and outdoor lumber yard just east of the Home Depot at 31st and Iowa streets. By Chad Lawhorn
11:52 a.m.
- KU geographers win defense grant to study Central American communities
- June 19, 2013
- Too often, Jerry Dobson says, the U.S. military has found itself in trouble because it didn't know enough about the parts of the world where it fought. Now Dobson will help with an effort to ensure that doesn't happen again as the recipient of one of 14 Minerva Research Initiative grants for 2013 from the U.S. Department of Defense. By Matt Erickson
5:39 p.m.
- Construction can't stop St. John's Fiesta
- June 19, 2013
- This year's St. John's Fiesta was never in doubt. Some people in the community might have wondered after seeing the front of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church being torn to pieces because of remodeling. But organizers say they're not going to let a little construction get in the way of tradition. For the past 30-plus years, the Lawrence parish has, on the weekend after Father's Day, played host to a Mexican fiesta, featuring music, dance and, perhaps most important, authentic Mexican food. Upward of 300 volunteers help put on the two-day event, which is attended annually by an estimated 14,000 people. By Giles Bruce
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- Indians overpower Royals
- June 19, 2013
- Justin Masterson managed to hang around for 6 1/3 innings and win for the sixth time at home, leading Cleveland to a 6-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night.
- Charlie Weis: Chris Martin failed to follow 'protocol'
- June 19, 2013
- Kansas University football coach Charlie Weis on Tuesday spoke briefly via Skype with Bonnie Bernstein of campusinsiders.com about the recent dismissal of defensive end Chris Martin.
- Two Firebirds on all-state soccer team
- June 19, 2013
- Class 6A's high school girls soccer coaches voted Free State junior midfielder Maddie Dieker and junior defender Olivia Hodison to the 2013 All-State first team.
- Kansas soccer signs French defender
- June 19, 2013
- Aurélie Gagnet, a defender for the U19 French National Team, will join Kansas University's soccer team this fall, KU coach Mark Francis announced.
- Opinion: Freshman given rock-star treatment
- June 19, 2013
- There's no doubting that Andrew Wiggins, the 6-foot-7, freak-of-nature forward, belongs in the company of the biggest rock 'n' roll stars ever to invade the United States. He's that fab. By Matt Tait
- County takes no action on controversial rock quarry
- June 19, 2013
- Despite protests from nearby residents who complained of excessive dust and powerful blasting, Douglas County Commissioners said the Hamm Buchheim Quarry has not violated its 1977 conditional permit. But they did agree to talk with the county counselor to find out if conditions of the permit can be changed. By Peter Hancock
- KU football lands two oral commitments
- Top-rated center, SM West D-back pick Jayhawks
- 06:36 p.m., June 19, 2013 Updated 09:24 p.m.
- The Kansas football team picked up a pair of oral commitments Wednesday night.
- Professional dancer to flutter through Kansas milkweed to help save butterflies
- June 19, 2013
- Gwynedd Vetter-Drusch, 22, has danced across New York City streets, sashayed in subways and pirouetted on rooftops. This week, she will flutter through the fields of Kansas.
- Leavenworth man facing federal prosecution for failing to register as a sex offender
- June 19, 2013
- A 72-year-old Leavenworth man is facing federal prosecution for failing to register as a sex offender. He had been previously convicted of interstate travel to have sex with a minor.
- Tuition, fees going up; regents blame Legislature
- June 19, 2013
- Higher education officials on Wednesday approved raising university tuition, blamed legislators who cut post-secondary education for much of the increased cost of going to school, and said the budget cuts could hurt Kansas' reputation. By Scott Rothschild
- Andrew Wiggins scores seven points in Bill Self campers game
- Freshman from Canada dunks twice, says he's happy to be at KU
- 05:46 p.m., June 19, 2013 Updated 11:40 p.m.
- Andrew Wiggins scored seven points in Wednesday's camp scrimmage in Horejsi Center.
- Construction can't stop St. John's Fiesta
- June 19, 2013
- This year's St. John's Fiesta was never in doubt. Some people in the community might have wondered after seeing the front of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church being torn to pieces because of remodeling. But organizers say they're not going to let a little construction get in the way of tradition. For the past 30-plus years, the Lawrence parish has, on the weekend after Father's Day, played host to a Mexican fiesta, featuring music, dance and, perhaps most important, authentic Mexican food. Upward of 300 volunteers help put on the two-day event, which is attended annually by an estimated 14,000 people. By Giles Bruce
- Shooting reported Tuesday night during road-rage incident; police looking for driver
- June 19, 2013
- Police are looking for a man who allegedly fired a handgun while involved in a road-rage incident in south Lawrence Tuesday night, said Sgt. Trent McKinley, a Lawrence Police Department spokesman.
- Consultants raise concerns about proposed LMH wellness center at city's new recreation center
- June 19, 2013
- Consultants told Lawrence Memorial Hospital leaders Wednesday that the idea of a hospital-run wellness center at the city's new recreation center was not well received by a group of stakeholders. By Chad Lawhorn
- Illinois man sentenced to 30 months in prison in case where children were bound and blindfolded in parking lot
- June 19, 2013
- A 53-year-old Northlake, Ill., man has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for five crimes in an incident last June in which two of his children were found bound by their hands and feet in a Lawrence Walmart parking lot. Without sleep for nine days and suffering from mental illness, he had become delusional and feared his children were possessed by demons, according to the man's court-appointed attorney. By Ian Cummings
- Douglas County senators record perfect attendance for legislative session
- June 19, 2013
- Douglas County's state senators recorded perfect attendance during the 2013 legislative session.
- Elvis-themed events raise funds against polio
- June 19, 2013
- The King is coming to Lawrence. Elvis Visit to End Polio Now, a fundraiser to benefit Rotary International's campaign to eradicate polio, begins at 9 a.m. Saturday at Watson Park.
- KU geographers win defense grant to study Central American communities
- June 19, 2013
- Too often, Jerry Dobson says, the U.S. military has found itself in trouble because it didn't know enough about the parts of the world where it fought. Now Dobson will help with an effort to ensure that doesn't happen again as the recipient of one of 14 Minerva Research Initiative grants for 2013 from the U.S. Department of Defense. By Matt Erickson
- Royals stumble late in 4-3 loss to Indians
- June 19, 2013
- With home plate just a few more strides away, David Lough suddenly stopped. And right there in the middle of the third-base line, Kansas City's chances to win halted, too. Attempting to score the tying run, Lough ran through third-base coach Eddie Rodriguez's stop sign and got caught in a rundown in the ninth inning as the Royals lost 4-3 to the Cleveland Indians, who rallied against Kansas City's normally reliable bullpen for three runs in the eighth inning.
- KU closer Piché named All-Region
- June 19, 2013
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- June 19, 2013
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- June 19, 2013
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- For Wednesday, June 19 This year expect to experience some adjustments and also some discomfort. You will enjoy people a lot. If you are single, you could meet someone special in the next few months; however, note that there could be an element of instability connected to this bond. If you are attached, you and your partner will work on your communication style.
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Yes,I don't have courage to play this game.
but I'm waiting for Steam Halloween Sale.
Daniel and Justine,Servant Grunt and Brute and Suitor from Amnesia:the dark descent.
but I'm waiting for Steam Halloween Sale.
Daniel and Justine,Servant Grunt and Brute and Suitor from Amnesia:the dark descent.
Justine is crazy
This is awesome! You did a great job drawing it!
Justine looks so devilish. Perfect.
The way you painted the servant grunt there in the background, makes him look like Giygas. xD
SO FREAKING RAD. I AM IN LOVE. YOU DRAW THEM SO WELL <33 I adooore the violin. and. everything about this basically c:
This is such an EPIC picture
Oooh! This as amazing. I bow in front of our talent! Justine looks like a badass and Daniel is so MAN.
This is fantastic!
They both look actually pretty badass o.o amazing >w<
Brilliant. Plain brilliant.
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I agree with all the comments, you did a very good work!
I love your art and you, is amazing
I love it. And Daniel is totally proportional.
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You're very talented. ^^
I love your style! This is a beautiful piece and i love the details and everything!
OMG i love it,is soooo beautiful *_*
totaly great!
beautiful depictions of the characters!
Thank you for drawing Daniel as beefy and manly as he's supposed to look. I'm tired of him being drawn as a lank and lean little baby when he's not like that at all (seriously, he looks as thick in the official art as you drew him here, so kudos!). Amazing work, so perfect!
Daniel does look a little thick but it seems like that's just because of the coat.
I love the picture, it's amazing!
I love the picture, it's amazing!
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Elizabethtown will receive some help on revitalizing the downtown district this week from the University of Kentucky.
Students from UK specializing in areas such as historic preservation, architecture and landscape design will descend on the city Friday morning to meet directly with the public and evaluate several downtown structures, outgoing Heritage Council Executive Director Heath Seymour said.
Two Democrats and a Republican have filed letters of intent with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance to replace Hardin County Clerk Kenny Tabb, who will not seek another term in 2014.
Andrew Holland jumps up from his booth at the Radcliff Burger King and points nonchalantly at his sneakers — different colors, purposely mismatched.
"Wear two shoes from now on," he says casually. "I'm starting a trend."
His mother, Regina Hensley, dismisses the comment as another one of her son's humorous antics, saying it was nothing more than an accident that gained an audience among his friends.
Life regained a semblance of normalcy Monday for some workers furloughed under the federal government's shutdown with a number of Department of Defense civilians returning to work at Fort Knox.
Hardin County government will forward $127 to the Kentucky state treasurer this month after an Elizabethtown resident discovered through an open records request the state reimbursed County Attorney Jenny Oldham for a no-show hotel room last August.
From Aug. 22 to Aug. 24, 2012, Oldham was scheduled to attend the annual Kentucky Prosecutors Conference in Lexington and booked a room for two nights at the Hyatt Regency, according to records. The Kentucky Attorney General's Office sponsors the conference with the Prosecutors Advisory Council.
A Louisville woman arrested for disorderly conduct Sunday in Radcliff now faces felony assault charges after allegedly striking and threatening to kill several deputies at the Hardin County Detention Center.
Jade A. Beyer, 23, is charged with three counts of third-degree assault, four counts of first-degree terroristic threatening and second-degree disorderly conduct.
Jailer Danny Allen said Radcliff Police Department initially brought Beyer to the jail Sunday morning for the second-degree disorderly conduct charge.
A Hardin County grand jury indicted an Eastview man accused of texting a girl in an attempt to induce her to engage in sexual activity.
Michael Dewayne Bishop, 30, faces a charge of unlawful use of electronic means to engage in sexual or other prohibited activities.
Spc. Kwanghsin Wang, 27, has accomplished quite a bit since he first immigrated to the United States in 1995.
Born the son of a pastor in Taiwan, Wang traveled with his family to Dallas when his father relocated to a church there.
"When I came to the United States, I didn't speak English," Wang said.
For a while, he only knew only a few words and phrases, but just by being in an English-speaking environment and later taking English as a second language, Wang quickly learned.
A city councilman and a former candidate have filed complaints against Councilman Bill Bennett with the Hardin County Board of Ethics. The men accuse him of violating a code of ethics by supporting a lien amnesty ordinance despite having two outstanding liens against him.
Marty Fulkerson and Arnold Myers have asked the board to investigate and render a ruling on whether Bennett violated any ethical boundaries in his decision making.
The complaints are related to two liens totaling about $268 which Bennett paid last week.
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Now i am scared to let my kids swim in lakes and rivers, even though i did it growing up. :(
monsters inside me: scared to let my kids swim in lakes. trigger...
Now i am scared to let my kids swim in lakes and rivers, even though i did it growing up. :(
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i grew up on a river famed for coccidea and never contracted it ever and you couldnt drag me out of the water when i was a kid. as long as your kids know to keep pressure in their sinus cavity so water doesnt go up their nose and know not to drink the water then you are fine. It is very rare that you end up with those kinds of parasites and microbial infections. i watch monsters inside me ALL the time but i also have training in parasiteology (which you figure would make me go nuts knowing about hte creepy crawlies that are out there lol) as long as you take standard precautions you are good.
That show puts allot of "scare factor" into it as well as thats what draws people in. just lke groey horror movies you cover your eyes then crack your fingers to see what happens.
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yea larval migrans is what you are thinking of it is caused by the larva of most common endoparasites from pets (ie roundworms are most common) the condition you are describing is cutaneous larval mirgans there is also ocular and nural migrans (eyes and brain) but they are actually VERY rare.
put it this way i work in a high parasite rick environment and i garden and have never once got it LOL.
(i should also mention unless i have to wear shoes i am always barefoot)
R.I.P. alexander april 8, 2011
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I normally don't bother correcting or refuting Cielito Habito's ideas in his Inquirer column, but in today's 'Propagating solidarity economy (November 8, 2011),' he seems to be making a fundamental point, the error of which is the basis of his wrongness elsewhere.
Habito ponders
a new economic model built on the pursuit not only of profit, but of the welfare of people and the planet as well.
To him, profit does not go hand in hand with social well-being. Why so?
[C]onflict and tension are inherent in the prevailing market economy… Adam Smith postulated that these tensions will comprise an "invisible hand" that automatically yields the right allocation of the economy's resources and the goods and services they produce.The problem is, "right" allocation here doesn't necessarily imply that it's fair or equitable… In everyday transactions within a competitive economy, there are bound to be winners and losers; win-win outcomes are not the rule, but the exception.
Even granting that win-win outcomes are the exception (which they aren't), the real question is, what is the alternative to free markets? How would further constriction of choices (via regulation, taxes, congressional franchising of 'essential' services, etc.) make for an improvement of the situation? How would those in charge of 'redistribution' know the desired 'fair' allocation?
Habito doesn't even explain how individual entities manifesting their subjective preferences could, as a rule, be at the "shorter end of the stick." Really? So if you tabulate your purchases for the day, you would find, according to Habito, that they weren't mutually beneficial; either you, or the other party, got screwed. Why then did you buy those groceries? Or get a cab? Or go to the office? If you were losing in these transactions, wouldn't you have done something else, or gone elsewhere, long ago?
The mistake is in assuming that the disparities as exist today are a result of free trade, when in fact there is nothing free about the international central banking system ― government is the problem of the world's financial woes, as it has been for millennia.
I bet that if you were to look for purchases in which you felt ripped off, it would be with regards to your Meralco or water bill, or how your cash keeps getting less valuable year on year: all government's doing!
Habito himself may not realize it, but this 'solidarity economy' fluff he envisions, were it to be implemented on an anti-market framework, would just be more state interference in our daily lives (plus the ensuing anti-market rhetoric).
If you're skeptical that free trade isn't to blame for economic problems, I challenge you to give me an example where government isn't the real perpetrator. You'll find either that government somehow intervenes in that sector, or that government intervention would exacerbate the matter of scarcity and conflict anyway.
Being 'socially responsible' need not be done in so obvious a way as talking about being socially responsible, as Habito seems to think. If the rich-poor disparity is to be addressed, it is the government-franchised monopolies, the cronies, and all sorts of anti-competitive bureaucracy, not to mention central banking itself, that should be targeted.
More accurately, it is the mentality of people ― who think that they have to be protected from 'free trade' by a coercive institution ― that would have to change.


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I ended up having to go to work yesterday around noon, but it wasn't so bad because I was only there for about 4 or 5 hours. We still have snow on the ground, but the flurries have stopped.
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An endowment fund at the University of Texas was established with our first contribution of $1,100 in 1934. Contributions were made to this fund over a period of years, until the endowment reached sufficient size to support awarding of annual fellowships. Mildred Englert is the branch member whose donation completed the endowment. The Austin Branch has awarded graduate fellowships yearly since 1985 to women who are doctoral candidates at The University of Texas at Austin. Beginning with the 1985-1986 academic year, eighty-four (84) women have received fellowships from our branch, to financially assist them in completing the final year of their doctoral studies.
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- Cornelia Loos, a native of Germany, is a doctoral candidate in the Linguistics Department. Her dissertation research explores the expression of complex events in two sign languages (German and American). Her greatest achievements include a strong publication record, organizing the Texas Linguistic Society conference in 2014 and serving as a literacy volunteer with underprivileged middle school students through Austin Partners in Education. She wants to obtain a teaching and research position at the university level following completion of her degree. She hopes to encourage students from groups underrepresented in higher education to pursue academic careers and to serve as a role model for aspiring female social scientists.
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Posted: 01/14/2015 - The House has passed legislation to overturn President Barack Obama's immigration actions and remove protections for immigrants brought illegally to the country as children.
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She is most definitely sensitive to sugar. I have banned the words "cookie", "cake", "chocolate" and "ice cream" from my house! She just goes crazy when she anything with sugar.
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Right before she turned 4, her behavior was insane. I was thinking of taking her to a child psychologist because she would tantrum for 2 hours non-stop. I had to hold her down on several occasions because she was so out of control I was afraid she was going to hurt herself. I set up a very strict behavioral plan where she has rules and consequences written down with picture symbols. We also have a morning and evening checklist so that she can't procrastinate and go off track. One of her triggers was night time routine, so we just shut down all of her stalling tactics and ignored her screaming. I started the vitamins at around the same time, so I can't say if it was the tight ship or the vitamins, but her nearly daily meltdowns are down to one every 2 weeks to a month.
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RachSarah, just saw your link above to the vitamins made for children. So excited to give them a try and see if there's any improvement!
The link you gave even now says they are intended for both children (might be a recent update) and adults and it says 2 tablets for children 4 and up, but I think I'll definitely stick with 1 as you have. I ordered them yesterday and am anxiously waiting their arrival. My daughter also is prone to over-the-top tantrums, so wouldn't that be amazing if we could get the same great results you've experienced. Even if not, I feel like these vitamins are probably healthier anyway if she does indeed have a hard time converting conventional Bs & Folic Acid. Thanks again for posting the link.
This is not exactly related, but my 8-year-old niece has panic attacks when she eats too much wheat, including anxiety, unexplained crying, and other very strange behaviors. She hasn't been tested for MTHFR yet but my sister and I are convinced my sister, at least, has it.
I just mention it because wheat in this country is treated with folic acid, and if your children have MTHFR then perhaps the unmetabolized folic acid circulating in their bloodstream from wheat could also cause behavioral problems.
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Interesting! You're right....a lot of processed wheat products are enriched with folic acid. We don't eat a ton of that type of food, but I'm certainly not careful about completely avoiding it. Might be a good experiment to try cutting it out for awhile. Not exactly healthy for us to eat that processed food anyway!


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Thank you for being a part of our Alliance.
These opening days of the General Assembly are crowded and, perhaps, sometimes confusing. We are all moving from one meeting to another – one issue to the next – one challenge on top of another. It can sometimes feel like a blur.
Yet an event like this makes it distinctly clear that regardless of the immediate item on our agenda – our efforts must connect to larger and deeper questions.
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Five years since its official launch, the Alliance is now at a critical time in its growth.
I am deeply grateful to President Sampaio for his stewardship that has helped the Alliance become what it is today.
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Mandate of Heaven is a custom singleplayer level for Crysis. Its action takes place in a public park invaded by chinese army renegades. The goal of the mission is to infiltrate the park and eliminate their commander, who established his headquarters in a sacred temple on the coast. It presents an open and detailed environment to explore, intense battles, and multiple ways to reach your objectives.
I wish i had Crysis so I could kill my computer trying to run this.
Sound like you rather should be wishing for a decent pc. There are games as demanding as Crysis today and there certainly will be more.


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FORT LEE, Va. (Jan. 5, 2011) -- The corridors in the 1,000-room lodging facility at Fort Lee aren't just long, they're Army long.
Starting most likely in the fall, the two miles of hallways in the seven-story building will be accommodating initial traffic from military guests at the largest Army lodge in the continental United States.
Mike Thurman, the project's contracting office representative for Fort Lee Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, said the $86.3 million construction project should be completed as scheduled by June 8.
"Basically, the contractors are just doing the finishing in the building. They're painting, laying carpet, and installing lights and electrical components," he said. Thurman described the exterior of the building itself as "pretty much complete."
The porte cochere, which provides overhead shelter for vehicles parking outside the lobby entrance, is the only outer structure with inner beams still visible. Other exterior work on the building is now focused on punch-list items -- minor required corrections found during inspections.
"They've also started placing topsoil around the site in certain locations, bringing it up to grade, and we have some landscaping work going on," Thurman said, adding that the biggest remaining project starts in spring. "That's when they start putting the parking lots in and working on the Mahone Avenue entrance."
The parking area should provide some needed relief to currently overcrowded lots at the adjacent Army Logistics University in the southwest corner of the post with 500 spots for guests, 110 spots for employees and 14 handicapped spots.
To accommodate increased traffic, Mahone Avenue will be widened to include turn lanes into the lodge from both directions. The entrance, currently a dirt path for construction vehicles between Jessup Street and Adams Avenue, will be paved with the parking lots.
"This is a big building; there's more than half a million square feet of usable space," Thurman said. "You can't really comprehend it until you get out here and walk it. Your typical hotel has two, three or four elevators -- this lodge has nine elevators and five stairways."
The lodge also will feature a restaurant, sports bar/lounge, kitchen and in-house laundry.
Behind 900 of the lodge's doors, guests will find extended-stay rooms designed to support military personnel taking weeks-long ALU courses. Amenities include refrigerators, two-burner cooktops, microwaves, sinks, flat screen televisions and both wired and wireless Internet access. Each floor also has two study rooms, guest laundry rooms and vending areas.
Fort Lee FMWR's Larry Constantine, the project liaison officer, said the other 100 rooms are larger suites with separate living areas and bedrooms to accommodate military families making permanent change of station moves. They also will be available to students when unoccupied.
"The primary reason for this facility is to provide safe and secure lodging on post for Soldiers and other military students training here, in a manner that also enhances their educational environment," said Col. Rodney Edge, Fort Lee's garrison commander.
"With study rooms on every floor, students can go back to lodging after classes at ALU and work on projects together there, reducing extra travel on and off post, which in turn minimizes the risk of vehicle accidents and other incidents," Constantine said.
Even with the additional 1,000 rooms, Lee Farmer, chief of business operations at Fort Lee FMWR, said the post's neighboring communities shouldn't expect any decreased demand for hospitality services -- quite the opposite.
"The ALU alone averages about 2,700-3,000 students per day. We'll have only 1,527 total rooms after the lodging facility opens," Farmer said.
The addition of two advanced individual training schools and other organizations on Fort Lee as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 actions also means more visitors for graduations and events, and subsequently more demand for lodging and visitor-related services off post.
FMWR will manage the facility in accordance with the same policies governing the 527 rooms in existing Fort Lee lodging buildings. However, the Army ultimately plans to turn all lodging functions over to the private sector through its Privatized Army Lodging program.
According to the PAL website at www.pal.army.mil, more than 80 percent of Army lodging needs replacing or major repair, which would have cost taxpayers $1 billion and taken more than two decades to complete. The website states that PAL "gives the Army the ability to leverage private sector capital and best business practices, providing quality facilities today that will be sustained throughout the next 50 years."
To date, 21 of 42 Army installations identified for lodging privatization have already transferred their facilities to InterContinental Hotels Group. Although Fort Lee is technically part of the final PAL group, Rhonda Q. Hayes, director of Capital Ventures for the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and the Environment, said the post won't transition to PAL with those installations in 2013.
Because the lodging construction is jointly funded with a new lodging facility at Fort Benning, Ga., Hayes said, "Fort Lee cannot transition to PAL until the new facility at Fort Benning is fully operational." According to Jennifer Gunn at the Fort Benning Public Affairs Office, that post's new lodge is still in the design phase.
Hayes said the Army does plan to conduct PAL-related environmental and real estate studies at Fort Lee in the spring. "Because of looming budget constraints, the Army will complete these studies while the funds are available, even though privatization of lodging at Fort Lee is not projected to occur until a later date."
"The facility is on track and that's a good thing for Soldiers and their Families -- and for the community," Edge said.


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We chose CaraleighĀ Mai. Mai is Japanese and my fiance and I came up with Caraleigh by combining Caroline with Arilea. I just want to know if you guys can pronounce the name or have any suggestions for spellings. And if you think that it's a horrible name that will lead to kids picking on her(if it's a her) please tell me.
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I am beesside myself with this whole situation
Technically speaking the feminine form of the boy's name Lee is "LEIGH". The "E" comes before the "I", even though that does not follow the traditional English rule of "I before E, except after C". So, if it were me, I'd be spelling the name Caraleigh instead of Caraliegh. For Caraleigh, I would pronounce the name CARA-Lee. For the other spelling, Caraliegh, I would pronounce that one CARA-LEE-Egg". I don't think that you wanted the latter spelling, right? I do like the name though - it's very feminine and unusual. Nice name!
Cara or Lee are fien for nicknames. im soooo glad you can all pronouce it! (Cara lee). but the middle name is May its just spelled in Japanese.
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thank you so much for pointing that out that was a typo on my part. im dyslexic and i always tend to switch my e's and i's. not to mention spell words wrong. spellcheck is my best friend lol
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Yosemite - Half Dome from Glacier Point.
the detail looks amazing!
wonderful landscape photography, the light on the mountains is amazing, also the colors (especially the blue sky)
amazing scene. was this captured from a heli?
Ohhhh......memories!!! when i was 18 i worked there(Ahwahnee Hotel....Yosemite Valley) for almost a year. I wasnt into photography then. i wish i had been. i went back there 2 years ago and took my camera tho. when i got back i was adding a new second hard drive to my computer and my original drive with all the pics....it started to smoke!!!! all my California pics....san francisco..palm springs...hollywood......up in smoke!!!!. thats what i get for not backing up!!! none of my pics were as beautiful as this for sure tho. thank you.
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oh....did you take this pic from Glacier Point?
Yep, backup and backup. Would be interesting to see Yosemite thoughout the seasons. Yes, this was from Glacier Point. Glad you have good memories.
Sorry, I meant Yosemite... Will you forgive me if I say it's after midnight?..
Yellostone is back... You made my day!! I have some wonderful memories from this stunning place, though I've never seen it lit by the morning sun... That's really beautiful!
Thank you for sharing this lovely picture!
Thank you for sharing this lovely picture!
Incredible detail. I love how the shadowed area apprears almost black and white. Very cool.
Clarity and saturation, flawlessly done. Bravo!
That is an amazing shot
Nice use of shadows and lighting, gives the valley a feel of death and drabness and the lit spots the feel of life. well done.
Yosemite Ntl Park is really a gorgeous place. Great balance between the shade and the light.
Oh, I love that mountain. We were there last year--for a day. Not nearly enough time.
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I am looking for a flat fork crown that will work as a straight blade fork. Oval blades. 1 1/8"
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I am looking for a flat fork crown that will work as a straight blade fork. Oval blades. 1 1/8"
Anyone know where I can get one?
Man, I wish someone was doing a crown like that- I've seen several flat and sloping crowns with a built in rake, but never one sized for 1 1/8. ceeway.com has about the best selection.
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i've been looking for a few days to no avail....sadly i dont think it exists
Take a look at the link, it just may give you a few ideas.
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I think what you want is a flat crown that not only will fit a 1 1/8" steerer, but also with the sockets canted about 7 degrees so you can have the straight-bladed look you want with an appropriate amount of rake. Unfortuately, I don't think there is a flat crown out there that has the 7 degree rake built into it. Therefore, you will have to put the rake in the blades and have a curved (not straight-blade) look. Sorry.
You could ask Heidi at Nova, they have a lot of stuff that isn't online. For instance I ordered a 1.125" stearer sloping shoulder cross crown from them, and accidentally got a 1" with the angled blade sockets you want, but not flat shoulder. It wasn't listed online at the time. Same with tubes, there are all kinds of things thay don't list. What you are looking for would seem to me to be a bit of an aesthetic contradiction, I don't mean that in the sense of a criticism of taste, just that the efficiency of the straight blade is sorta post that retro crown look, but you don't know till you ask I guess.


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A summer version of my previous backyard pano. Grass is still kinda messed up. I need a better method of fixing the nadir...
Very pretty! That green in the middle looks like a giant, grassy tumor! Great pic!
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O.O wow- amazing
Nice work. Great colors. I'm going to have to try this again. It's been a long time.
Thanks. You've tried some pano stuff before?
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i'm always wondering how you get the exposure that good.
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Hello i am currently pregnant at 29 weeks. I was a little concerned on getting a paternity test due to alot of woman doing it now a days. I'm pretty sure i know who the father is but want a second opinion. The first day of my last period was July 6th till July 13 pretty normal for me . I had sex on July 7th due to my period not fully starting , i spotted on the 6th and then stopped. Then i had sex with another partner on July 19th. I am due April 12 2013 . Which dad would be the father ? Thank u .. 29 weeks on fridat
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My vote is deff the 19th guy. You wouldnt have been ovulating yet on the 7th.
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I would go with the guy on the 19th as well
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Hey I hate create doubt on this one, but it happened the same way for me. I got pregnant on my cycle. Very similar circumstances. I had the paternity test done prior to my child being born, because I was so anxious about this. You never know with these situations. So either try to get the test done now. You will need 1 party to participate with you (pick the one, you don't care if he is around or not) and get it over with for yourself. Then you won't have to guess anymore.
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Is it true these tests are highly expensive early on? I called one company and their price was $1600
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I just checked a website and it does cost around $1600 for an in utero paternity test.
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Do the test after birth. You can do a lot with the money you would pay to find out now.
Personally, I would lean towards the guy from the 19th, but I can't say for sure since I don't know your cycle.
Good luck. Have a happy and healthy pregnancy.
Personally, I would lean towards the guy from the 19th, but I can't say for sure since I don't know your cycle.
Good luck. Have a happy and healthy pregnancy.


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ALL 3 DISCS HERE ARE USED IN VERY GOOD CONDITIONFROM LINDA RONSTADT, BOTH OF HER HITS SETS & A CD WITH ANN SAVOY "GREATEST HITS" : 1. You're No Good 2. Silver Threads and Golden Needles 3. Desperado 4. Love Is a Rose 5. That'll Be the Day 6. Long, Long Time 7. Different Drum 8. When Will I Be Loved? 9. Love Has No Pride 10. (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave 11. It Doesn't Matter Anymore 12. Tracks of My Tears Two albums into her Asylum Records career, Linda Ronstadt was poised on the very brink of superstardom -- one more push (1977's Simple Dreams would do it), and the little ol' folk singer from Tucson would be the biggest-selling female artist of the decade. However, an army of new fans had arisen who needed to know more than the bare statistics, and that was why Greatest Hits became one of the key stocking stuffers of the 1976 holiday season. Reflecting, for the most part, on Ronstadt 's prior four years of recording, Greatest Hits dipped into prehistory just once, with the inclusion of the Stone Poneys ' "Different Drum." The remainder of that band's output was overlooked, however, and so was Ronstadt 's eponymous debut album; next came a cut from Don't Cry Now , and then one from the 1974 chart-topper Heart Like a Wheel , her final two albums for Capitol , and then a couple from Prisoner in Disguise and Hasten Down the Wind , and the blistering run of singles spawned by both of those albums: "Love Is a Rose," "That'll Be the Day," "Heatwave," "Tracks of My Tears," and if anybody noticed that her biggest hits were old radio favorites, then all the more power to Ronstadt , for being so able to make them her own. In the modern age of CD anthologies and 80-minute discs, a mere 12-track hits collection looks impossibly tightfisted. At the time of release, however, Linda Ronstadt Greatest Hits was a triumph, a bargain, a genuinely great album. Listened to today; it remains so. Ronstadt 's had a lot of hits collections since this one was issued. But this is still the greatest. ~ Dave Thompson, All Music Guide "GREATEST HITS VOLUME TWO" : 1. It's So Easy 2. I Can't Let Go 3. Hurt So Bad 4. Blue Bayou 5. How Do I Make You 6. Back in the U.S.A. 7. Ooo Baby Baby 8. Poor, Poor Pitiful Me 9. Tumbling Dice 10. Just One Look 11. Someone to Lay Down Beside Me Picking up where the first volume left off, Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 contains Linda Ronstadt 's biggest hits from the late '70s, including such songs as "It's So Easy," "Hurt So Bad," "Blue Bayou," "Back in the U.S.A.," "Poor Poor Pitiful Me," "Ooh Baby Baby," "How Do I Make You," and "Tumbling Dice." Since Ronstadt 's late-'70s albums tended to be a little spotty, this is a very useful summation of their highlights. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide WITH ANN SAVOY / "ADIEU FALSE HEART" : 1. Opening 2. Adieu False Heart 3. I Can't Get Over You 4. Marie Mouri 5. King of Bohemia 6. Tournes, Tournes Bébé Créole 7. Go Away from My Window 8. Burn's Super 9. The One I Love Is Gone 11. Rattle My Cage 12. Parlez-Moi d'Amour 13. Too Old to Die Young 14. Interlude 15. Walk Away Renee 16. Closing Few artists in popular music have roamed as restlessly as Linda Ronstadt . Since the mid-'80s, when she broke away from her sure-fire SoCal pop/rock formula long enough to team with the legendary arranger Nelson Riddle for a trio of pop standards albums, Ronstadt has continued to diversify: a couple of Spanish-language albums here, a kids' set there, a Christmas album, an outing with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris . Adieu False Heart is yet another detour down a side road for Ronstadt : a full-fledged collaboration with Ann Savoy , a mainstay of the Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band , one of the most respected bands within that genre. Ronstadt and Savoy first worked together on the 2002 compilation album Evangeline Made: A Tribute to Cajun Music , and Adieu False Heart is, in its own way, a tribute as well. Although its soul resides squarely in Cajun country, it's not as purist a Cajun recording as those Savoy makes with Savoy-Do...


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After a full 15 minutes of normal behavior (unbelievable!), I took my courage in hand, reactivated gravitybox. Used my usual apps without the previous freezing recurring (so far). If this continues - and it seems to - it might suggest you don't update GAPPS (I think it was Hangouts) only at your peril.
Such a difference having an uncrippled phone!
Such a difference having an uncrippled phone!