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According to a county vote int will be implemented over a course of 5 years and bring the salaries of the poorest paid up to $31,000 from $23,500 currenly [Fall 2016]
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Even as House Republicans vowed to take action to restore payment of death benefits to military families, a foundation says that it will take care of the families if government doesn't.
The Pentagon announced early on in the partial shutdown of the federal government that it would be unable to issue payments to families of military personnel killed in action while the shutdown continued.
The issue took on new importance Tuesday, however, with the news that four soldiers, including an Army Ranger from Carlisle, had been killed Sunday in Afghanistan.
Sgt. Patrick C. Hawkins, 25, who was assigned to Company B, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, at Fort Benning, Ga., was killed along with three other soldiers by an improvised explosive device while conducting combat operations in Kandahar Province. Hawkins was tending to a fellow wounded Ranger when he was killed.
The deaths caused a national outcry over news that families such as that of Hawkins are not receiving death benefit payments during the government shutdown. Both House Republicans and Senate Democrats labeled the lack of payments as "shameful," but each blamed the other for the situation.
House Speaker John Boehner said he expected the House to act on the issue Wednesday, although what form that action will take was not immediately clear. Senate Democrats have consistently refused during the shutdown to fund piecemeal spending measures.
One option may be to simply revise the "Pay Our Military Act," which authorized payments to military members during the shutdown. The Defense Department concluded that it cannot send payments to affected families because the law did not specifically grant it the authority to pay anyone other than the service members themselves.
"Brave men and women like Sgt. Hawkins are risking their lives every day so that we may continue to enjoy our freedoms in the United States of America. Sadly, many end up making the ultimate sacrifice so that others may breathe free," said Rep. Lou Barletta, R-Hazelton, who announced Tuesday he'd signed on as a co-sponsor. "Their families and loved ones should not be forgotten in such difficult times, simply because Congress is still ironing out its differences."
Normally, the Pentagon would pay families of troops who are killed $100,000 within three days, and provide reimbursement for funeral expenses. It would also cover travel expenses, such as the costs of families to go to Dover Air Force Base, where the bodies of the four soldiers were scheduled to arrive Wednesday morning.
If Congress does not act to restore death benefit payments to families during the shutdown, a Maryland-based organization, The Fisher House Foundation, has said it will step in and cover the $100,000 payments to the families of the fallen soldiers.
Sen. Joe Manchin, of West Virginia, announced the foundation's offer Tuesday.
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This was posted today on the SCCC reflector... btw, the link at the bottom ends in "...introduced.html". It might get chopped by the e-mail gremlins, so make sure to paste it all together in your browser. -----Original Message----- Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 2:08 PM To: SCCC Reflector Subject: [SCCC] HEARING SET ON CALIFORNIA AMATEUR RADIO ANTENNA BILL HEARING SET ON CALIFORNIA AMATEUR RADIO ANTENNA BILL A legislative committee hearing has been set for March 26 on California's latest attempt to pass an Amateur Radio antenna bill, Assembly Bill 1228. The measure, introduced February 21 by Assemblyman Bob Dutton (R-63rd), has been referred to the Committee on Local Government. ARRL Pacific Division Director Bob Vallio, W6RGG, and ARRL staffer and antenna expert Dean Straw, N6BV, are among those scheduled to testify on behalf of AB 1228 later this month before the committee. In 2000, the California Legislature passed a bill incorporating the essence of the limited federal preemption known as PRB-1, but Gov Gray Davis vetoed the measure. Davis said at the time that he turned down the bill, then known as SB-1714, because funds for required studies were not included in his budget and because he considered amateur antennas "a local rather than a state issue." ARRL Southwestern Division Director Art Goddard, W6XD, says AB 1228 addresses Gov Davis' objection to the 2000 bill by eliminating the need for a study at taxpayer expense. Goddard says the committee also is addressing concerns already raised by The League of California Cities. Goddard said he and the late Pacific Division Director Jim Maxwell, W6CF, were involved in reviving the Amateur Radio antenna bill during the current legislative session. But he cited Mike Mitchell, W6RW, as "the sparkplug" of the 2003 PRB-1 bill committee. The committee is composed of Northern and Southern California hams, since California spans two ARRL divisions. The new bill would incorporate the language of PRB-1 into California's statutes. AB 1228 would require any ordinance regulating Amateur Radio antenna structures to not preclude Amateur Radio Service communications, to "reasonably accommodate" amateur communications, to allow amateur station antenna structures "at heights and dimensions sufficient to accommodate Amateur Radio Service communications," and to constitute "the minimum practicable regulation to accomplish the legitimate purpose of the city or county." So far, 16 states have incorporated the essence of PRB-1 into their laws. An Amateur Radio antenna bill awaits the governor's signature in Utah, and similar measures are pending in several other states. A copy of the proposed legislation is available on the California Legislature Web site <http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/bill/asm/ab_1201-1250/ab_1228_bill_20030221_introduced.html>.
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Skip to comments.Democrat States Moving to Romney (NH, WI, MN and MI)
Posted on 08/06/2012 6:18:20 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
States that traditionally have been considered Democrat strongholds are now moving toward Mitt Romney, Bay Buchanan, a senior adviser to Romney, tells Newsmax.
When we came into this general election, it was assumed that the battleground states would be the same ones that they were in the past, says Buchanan, who was treasurer of the U.S. under President Reagan. Well whats happened is a lot of the Democratic states are now looking like Mitt Romney could win them. They are now swing states.
That means that Democrats have to focus on an additional five states: New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan, Buchanan says. As it is, Mitt Romney and the Republican National Committee have about $25 million more cash on hand than the Democrats.
Based on polls the campaign considers reliable, Romney is running very, very strong in some traditionally swing states, Buchanan says. We feel very good about Indiana now. I dont think its even a swing state. In North Carolina, the numbers show us up as high as five or six percentage points. Florida looks very, very good. It is still within the margin of error, but its certainly very strong for us.
While Virginia looks tougher, Were in play, Buchanan says. Thats clearly going to go down to the wire. But were looking strong in Wisconsin. We got some two dozen offices in Wisconsin. Were all over the state running very strong grass roots. Its going to be up on TV, and so were going to force the Democrats to use some of their money if they want to hold on to Wisconsin...
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"That means that Democrats have to focus on an additional five states: New Hampshire,Wisconsin,Minnesota, and Michigan,Buchanan says."
I count four...
They don't have to move far. That is like moving from one end of the sofa to the other. You are still on the sofa.
Yep, and I called that out yesterday:
The basic point is that in states with a lot of whites and not too many Hispanics, Romney will be competitive, as Obama's jettisoned the white vote.
Obama changed the rules by how he governed, now he's got to start finding new states to win...
I clicked on your link but nothing happens
Hope he picks up Pennsyvania.
Remember...We need the House and Senate, too......Would love super majority in the Senate.
How much work would it be to win Conneticut?
I'll try again...
Yea, that works - needed the http:// to start.
I know something is up. They're spending money on Obama ads in California while begging for your birthday and wedding presents. Weird.
Never forget that McLame was leading and then, out of the blue, the financial crisis was triggered by a massive move of money.
That can happen again.
Barry does have 57 states compared to Mitts 50
It appears many people have forgotten that and the POS that started the financial crisis (IndyMac: Mini Bank Run) was none other than UpChuck Schumer and of course he's never been investigated for it!
"...now hes got to start finding new states to win..."
Unlike Romney, BO's got 7 more states to work.
This seems to mesh with what Dick Morris is saying in his latest column, linked at Drudge. Morris claims he was shown the "real" numbers over the weekend, polling based on likely voters in all the potential swing states. According to Morris, the trend line is clearly moving in Romney's favor, with Obama only ahead (slightly) in Virginia, Ohio and Florida—and all of his leads are in the margin of error.
And, there is some measure of independent confirmation for this trend. A new poll in NC has Romney up by five; Missouri is solidly in the R column as well and the most recent poll from VA has Romney up five, but I'm not sure if that one is accurate, or is an outlier.
I am a bit surprise that Obama is back on top in the Rasmussen daily tracking poll, but it's only the second time in the last month or so.
There's lots of good news in the polling that the MSM is doing everything it can to suppress or supplant with their own, bogus polls. Unfortunately, it all but guarantees and October surprise of the first magnitude, one that likely involves a war with Iran.
New Hampshire has one of the least % of black population.
Thus Barky has 95% of 0.
Hope and change....no LIVE FREE OR DIE.
They have an independent streak in NH.
Plus Romney is in Wolfboro today — his summer place.
NH is only 4 EV but that's a big 4 EV.
"Can this be true?"
Probably. His record is far enough left that Democrats can be at ease voting for him.
"While Virginia looks tougher, Were in play, Buchanan says"
Then you have some Freepers pushing Goode in Virginia in the spoiler roll. I guess they like to see the national debt rise over $20 billion if the Marxist Obama gets another 4 years. Virginia is a key state if we are to save the country.
At least we know he won't suspend his campaign so he can go to Washington to take part in a ridiculous giveaway of money. He can't vote.
Forget MN they do this every election cycle they show MN in play then the Democrat machine starts churning out votes and it goes reliably blue. Minnesota politics is Chicago politics without the PR rep.
"Unlike Romney, BOs got 7 more states to work."
LOL, I stepped into on that one.
"How much work would it be to win Conneticut?"
Fugetaboutit...this state is full of mind-numbed drones. It's their identity - too threatening to give up. It would cause existential and identity crises...so they'll support ANYTHING this evil Marxist bastard does.
I suspect Minnesota is wishful thinking. Romney would have a better chance if we already had voter ID.
Normally I would agree with you, although I think the marriage amendment in MN might pull in social conservatives that have otherwise dropped out of politics. A fella can hope, at least!
I couldn't agree more. Virginia is one of the big keys along with Ohio. Based on what I've seen, Barry has lost NC and In with no chance of recovery. There are some other very interesting places that are being to slip through his fingers too. By November, I expect a number of polls to call it.
NC and IN
Was up in New Hampshire for vacation two weeks ago. Granted it was around Lake winni and wolsboro but not a single Obama sign in yards once you got out of Mass. Granted that is area Romney has summer home but still amazed at no Obama.
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin tease but not real confident. I actually think Michigan could be in play. virginia worries me. I really think Ohio and Florida will go Republican. If things stay bad I really could see a Romney electoral win close to Obamas in 2008
I think this will be won by a reasonably large margin.
For him to make such a grandiose, yet baseless, comment reveals that the Dems are desperate and will go to great lengths to make laughable claims, hoping something (anything) will stick.
Reid is lying. To make a grandstand accusation like that and reference an unnamed source is absurd. Probably the White House put Reid in charge of disseminating this lie because it fits his pitiful, stupid personality and character.
Every pair of the body politic parts in Minnesota is blue...there are two many people that like that socialism stuff...Much better to get for free what others work for.
We, like our children, are all above average in out ability to get free milk from every cow that passes by.
However, we do sometimes want change...but never to conservatism...more like weirdness just so we don't get bored on those long winter nights.
Minnesota...the land of the white out weather, and the white hearts and empty heads. Stupid, but honest.
"For him to make such a grandiose, yet baseless, comment reveals that the Dems are desperate"
Especially this early in the campaign.
But I think its gonna get worse! Much worse. The pattern can be seen already from what amounts to nothing more than the opening shots from the Obammunists: first the Bain lies and then the Reid lies. Basically, the Obama campaign hasnt been able to dig up any dirt on Romney, and given that slinging mud is their only hope to avoid change, theyre being reduced to simply making it up.
I think the magnitude of the lies is going to become so obvious to all but the most brain-dead that all Romney needs to do is keep his cool and continue to hammer Obama on his record of economic destruction. If the Obama campaign keeps upping the ante every week regarding the outrageousness of their lies, theres a very good chance that backlash will set in. For sure, all those starry-eyed naive utes that voted for Obama in droves in 2008 will be start recognizing the clay feet of their hopy changy idol. And hes probably going to lose a heck of a lot of the few fence-sitters still around. And its even possible that some small portion of the left stream media will be unable to stomach such obvious lies. Their economic position is so precarious that even they may come to realize that throwing away their last tiny shred of credibility on a loser like Obama isnt going to be worth being silenced forever due to bankruptcy.
The entire nation is sick of Obama.
McCain didn't want to be President, he threw the race.
Problem with your implication is that this is just as likely to happen to Obama as to mitt, maybe more so.
"Problem with your implication is that this is just as likely to happen to Obama as to mitt, maybe more so."
My implication is that Soros or the equivalent was purposefully manipulating a crisis to elect Obama.
I remember yesterday reading in the Ulsterman Report fwiw, that the Romney campaign had opened up a 12 point lead in their internal polling in a swing state that Romney was supposed to struggle in, they leaked it to the Obama camp and they freaked out. This information from Newsmax may have confirmed that report.
"Every pair of the body politic parts in Minnesota is blue...there are two many people that like that socialism stuff...Much better to get for free what others work for.
Minnesota...the land of the white out weather, and the white hearts and empty heads. Stupid, but honest..."
Hey~ MN political maps following the last several Pres. elections show the same pattern of city vs rural as in other places.
It is true that we have a history of losts of outright socialism in the 1930's which is still lingering in the populace in NE MN, but is beginning to crack up with the Democrats stubborn resistance to all mining interests. The laborers are restless - witness the defeat of James Oberstar in 2010 by Chip Cravaak.
My concern is that the GOP continues to ignore our state and therefore it is hard to overcome the liberal biases of the Twin Cities and Duluth metro areas as well as all the dimwits on our university campuses. Does MN have a higher percentage of universities than average? College professors are hopeless unless they are in the sciences or business/econ subjects.
Central MN GOP is poised to capture every single elective office in the MN House and Senate in Nov. 2012.
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Significant 1946-1969 Jackie Robinson Original Photo Collection (12) Plus Signed First-Day Cover
Starting Bid - $1,000.00 , Sold For - $1,527.50
This collection of Jackie Robinson related items is comprised of twelve news photos, including a few very historically significant examples dating from 1946 and 1947, a signed 1969 first-day cover, an interesting document written by Ed Stevens (the Dodgers player who lost his starting job to Jackie Robinson in 1947), and additional items. This is tremendous group of very carefully assembled high-quality Jackie Robinson images and other items which would be an ideal foundation for a museum-quality display. 1) 1945 Associated Press wire photo picturing Robinson as a member of the Kansas City Monarchs. The wire caption, dated 1945, is embedded within the photo. Both a 1945 and 1987 date stamp appear on the reverse. 7 x 10.5 inches. Ex. 2) Historic 1946 news photo capturing Robinson signing his first professional contract with Montreal. A Canadian press stamping (faded) appears on the reverse, as does a date stamp of 1982, indicating when the photo was last used. 10 x 8 inches. With editorial marks and minor creasing. Vg. 3) 1947 Acme Newspictures photo picturing Robinson at the plate after being hit by a pitch. Includes the original wire caption, dated 6/3/47. 9 x 6.5 inches. Vg-Ex. 4) 1947 International News Photo of Robinson signing autographs prior to his first game as a Brooklyn Dodger in New York. 8.25 x 6.25 inches. Apparent Ex. Matted to total dimensions of 12.75 x 10.75 inches. A color copy of the reverse of the photo is included for display purposes. 5) 1948 Culver Pictures photo of Robinson crossing the plate after a home run. The vintage notation "Jackie Robinson Aug 8 1948" is written on the reverse in red pencil. 10 x 8. Gd-Vg. 6) 1949 Acme Newspictures photo of Robinson as a member of the Montreal Royals in 1946. Includes the original wire caption dated 7/29/49. 10 x 8 inches. Vg. 7) 1951 Acme Newspictures photo of Robinson attempting to steal home. Includes the original wire caption dated 5/2/51. 8.5 x 7 inches. Vg-Ex. 8) 1952 International News Photo of Robinson and National League president Warren Giles shaking hands after the All-Star Game. Includes the original wire caption dated 7/8/52. 9 x 7 inches. Vg. 9) 1954 United Press photo of Robinson sliding into home. Includes the original wire caption dated 7/27/54. 9 x 7 inches. Vg. 10) 1955 Daily Mirror photo of the Dodgers in a classic team pose including Robinson, Campanella, Snider, Reese, and Koufax. 12 x 10 inches. Vg. 11) 1956 United Press wire photo of the Dodger starting lineup pictured on the dugout steps prior to the 1956 World Series. The wire caption, dated "10/2," is embedded within the photo. 9 x 7 inches. Vg. 12) 1956 New York World Sun photo picturing Robinson leaving the Dodgers locker room for the last time on the eve of his retirement. Includes the original wire caption dated 1/7/56. 7 x 9 inches. Vg. 13) 1969 first day cover, postmarked "Sep 24 1969 Cincinnati OH," signed in blue ink (grading "10") by Jackie Robinson in the upper right corner. 6.5 x 3.5 inches. Ex-Mt. 14) One-page typed document, dated 5/18/95, signed in blue ink ("10") by Ed Stevens, the Dodgers first baseman who was replaced by Jackie Robinson in 1947. In this document, Stevens recalls Robinson's debut and the false promises made to him by Branch Rickey regarding his future with the Dodgers. (After agreeing to return to the minors for the 1947 season, Ricky rewarded him by trading him to the Pirates the following season.) 8.5 x 11 inches. Nr-Mt. 15) 1982 Jackie Robinson first day cover. 6.5 x 3.5 inches. Ex-Mt. 16) 1997 Jackie Robinson 50th Anniversary Patch worn by all Major League teams in 1997. 4 x 3 inches. Nr-Mt. LOA from James Spence/JSA. Total: 16 items. Reserve $1,000. Estimate (open). SOLD FOR $1,527.50
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There's a lot I can't tell you about the Nogales "Transfer Center."
I can't tell you how many kids are in there. Because the Border Patrol wouldn't give us an exact number.
I can't tell you how long they stay there, because the Border Patrol wouldn't answer that.
I can't tell you if they're happy, sad, scared or mistreated because the Border Patrol wouldn't let us talk to them.
What I can tell you is that the media tour of the center was highly choreographed and designed to leave us with nothing to report. Here were the restrictions we were given:
- No questions (which goes over well with reporters)
- No interacting with staff or the kids
- No pictures
- No recording
- No phones
So yes, the tour involved a large group of reporters standing around while the Border Patrol told us what they wanted us to hear. We asked questions...some were answered (like, what's this thing? It's a porta-potty), most were directed to be submitted in writing. The most ironic part of this whole ordeal? The staff of the Public Affairs Office who would answer those questions...were standing in front of us giving us those instructions. It took six hours to get an "average" number of kids in the facility: 900.
But here's what I saw, and what I didn't have time to tell you on the show.
Imagine a prison crossed with a dog kennel. That's what the facility is like. They don't call it a "detention center," though all of us noticed the kids are denied some of the same things inmates are denied. They don't get shoelaces or pillows. They are frisked and sent through metal detectors when they come back from the showers for "safety." The go outside once a day to the "rec yard"...a rectangle of asphalt surrounded by chain-link fencing with a tent and big orange jugs full of water. It was 102 when we went there.
The kids are escorted everywhere, single-file, hands behind their backs. They get three meals a day and snacks on demand from a kitchen run by FEMA and contract workers. Breakfast is a breakfast burrito. It used to be flour until the Border Patrol figured out these kids have barely eaten flour and can't digest it. Now they're corn tortillas.
The kids sleep on what look like the cushions you'd put on an outdoor chaise lounge. We were told they were hypoallergenic and cleaned daily. They sleep under Mylar sheets, which are basically blankets made of foil that reflect body heat. You probably have one in the emergency kit in your car. Some of the kids sleep on benches or on the floor. they are separated by age and gender, but there are dozens in each "cell." There is no privacy. There is razor wire above every cell. The border patrol says it was leftover from when they housed adults there. They "revamped" the facility for kids, but that didn't include removing the razor wire.
As for the kids, I can only tell you how they looked. They're not being abused, I can tell you that. But I didn't see a single smile. Inside they sat on the benches or laid on their makeshift beds and watched us like we were in some bizarre zoo. Some looked scared, some cried. But outside they played soccer and basketball with the Border Patrol agents and sounded like they were having some fun. Some may know where their parents are, many probably have no idea.
So what are we left with when we walked back out of the gates? A facility that houses kids in a way that won't kill them or make them worse off, but isn't exactly making them any better. Border Patrol agents that admittedly are doing a job they were never supposed to do. they'r here to catch these kids and their parents, not be teachers and housekeepers and - yes - guards. And somewhere out there we have parents who left these kids behind. They say they were leaving violence and poverty to find a better life. But they left these kids behind in the violence and poverty, to pay a stranger to transport them through other countries and dump them in the U.S., hoping that eventually they'll be returned. We can't ask them what they were thinking either.
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If elected President, 72-year-old John McCain would be just the third person to become Commander-in-Chief past retirement age (1).
Naturally, this raises questions about his medical fitness to hold the four-year office.
This sub-section of DoctorZebra.com examines these questions, and the more fundamental concern: Is Senator McCain's medical history known in sufficient detail to allow a confident judgment of his medical fitness?
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After a brief background on the law and Presidential health, we list Senator McCain's medical problems, as compiled from published reports.
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Turtle Magic glass and supplies arrive...
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The platform design provides 4GB of RAM and a 500GB multiple disk generate, or you can opt for the edition and get 8GB of RAM along with a huge 512GB SSD, plus optionally available special high speed internet. Those are some fairly luscious specifications so let us see if the Dell XPS 14 has the system to go along with them. When it comes to style the Dell XPS 14 is not just a bigger edition of its 13-inch brother. It forgoes the declining thinness of its forerunner and instead chooses a more MacBook Pro-like style that indicates it preserves the same 20.7mm width throughout. Thoughts you, it is certainly no less eye catching for it but it does improve the impact of weightiness and, at just over 2kg, that is the last thing the Dell XPS 14 needs.
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Surprisingly, Sunday at Anfield wasn't all about Luis Suarez and his unfathomable bite on Branislav Ivanovic. There was actually a game of football, and a fine one at that, as Liverpool secured a last-gasp draw at home to Chelsea.
Of course, given that Suarez had already produced a sublime assist, committed a handball leading to a penalty to the visitors and performed said bite, there was a certain air of inevitability that it would be him to score the 96th-minute header on his 96th appearance for Liverpool, on a day where remembrance for the 96 Hillsborough victims was rife.
But besides the spotlight-stealing Suarez, what else was there to learn from an exciting clash?
Here are six things to take away from Liverpool's 2-2 draw against Chelsea as we start looking beyond the end of the season towards the 2013-14 Premier League campaign.
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I'm pretty sure I need more cortisol to be able to utilize the thyroid hormone I'm getting. I'm reading up on adrenals right now.
Thanks for coming to my journal! I'll be by to yours when you start it.
I'm pretty sure I need more cortisol to be able to utilize the thyroid hormone I'm getting. I'm reading up on adrenals right now.
Thanks for coming to my journal! I'll be by to yours when you start it.
Okay, initial thoughts:
- Definitely start looking into the potential side effects of the Depo shot. If that's when the trouble started, that's a big clue. Compounded with the stress of a divorce, you could have the perfect storm for something to screw up.
- How much Vietx is prescribed on your bottle? I was taking a large dose twice a day, in conjunction with my progesterone. You prog is extremely low - go for a higher dose.
- Try not to start taking too many new sups at once. Tier their introduction.
- I know you say you're only on insulin and thyroid meds, but what other sups do you take? Do you take aspirin? (I'm sure Peat has info that would refute this, but I have heard that it can raise liver enzymes).
- Don't worry about the CRP for now: get it tested again when your getting your next batch of bloods.
Finally, how much do you know about diabetes? Since that was the first illness you had, I can't help but wonder if all these other things are knock-on effects of the initial disfunction...
Also, are you going to an Endo? When I got my results I posted everything and got such random advice... then I went to the Endo, got a scan, and was diagnosed in 15 mins. Everything I've read about my condition subsequently has shown me that I am a text book case. I know doctors don't get a good wrap around here, but my experience taught me that there's a balance between helping ourselves, and sometimes trusting to CW.
PS. Want a laugh? My estrogen is 2028!
"I think the basic anti-aging diet is also the best diet for prevention and treatment of diabetes, scleroderma, and the various "connective tissue diseases." This would emphasize high protein, low unsaturated fats, low iron, and high antioxidant consumption, with a moderate or low starch consumption.
In practice, this means that a major part of the diet should be milk, cheese, eggs, shellfish, fruits and coconut oil, with vitamin E and salt as the safest supplements."
- Ray Peat
I had no idea Western doctors were CW.
If I have cancer, a spinal injury, or am peeing out blood, I am pretty sure I am heading to one of us. Herbs are cool and all, but when it hits the fan most people know where to go.
That said, I agree with you 200% on the endocrinologist. My basic rule is that anytime someone starts telling you about hormones, they are full of it. That stuff is VERY complex. If you are suspicious that hormonal disruption is causing your issues, that is the only place to go. I have come to believe that with thyroid meds, screwing it up is the rule and not the exception.
Could you repost what you wanted to know about your eyes?
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My other supps are Magnesium Citrate, niacinamide, Tri-chromium (cinnamon and the 2 chromiums), D3 and selenium. I take 1 325mg aspirin every other day. My liver enzymes have been elevated since at least last year when it first came up as abnormal. I thought it was because I was VLC at the time and eating Moar fat. That is also when my thyroid tanked.
I know a ton about type 1 diabetes. I've had it since I was 3. Unfortunately, autoimmune diseases usually come in pairs. If I didn't have type 1 diabetes, I mostly likely wouldn't have hashis.
I think I need to get clean with paleo and stop the 1x per week cheat meal... sometimes cheat meals.
The endo's in my town aren't any good. The one I went to last summer changed all my rates on my insulin pump and told me not to change them until next appt. She scared me. lol My blood sugars ran high for a month before I canceled my next apt with her and changed my insulin rates. I don't have enough specialty visits to see an endo until January. I'm going to see the doc that took these labs next week for her to go over them.
Your estrogen was 2028?!!!! Whoaa sista! I wonder what it is now... when do you get tested again Yoga? I'm guessing the ranges were the same as mine? If so that's crazy.
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Does that make sense to you Laz? I know what he means, I just want to know your opinion. He was also very encouraging that if I keep tight control of my blood sugars that I will be fine. What do you think?
I gotta be honest....I have NO IDEA what he meant by that. Is he referring to diabetic retinopathy?
July 23, 2013
So, I'm wondering since I seem to be low cortisol in the morning if I should try protein only before I go to the gym. Maybe that would make my cortisol kick in..... or, because my cortisol is already fatigued, adrenalin will kick in instead. I don't want adrenalin, that seems to make my blood sugar spike.
I guess it's possible that I'm over thinking everrrryyyything right now. I just want at least a start to a solution.
Well, today is 1 month or 7 days. I didn't meet anybody. The prediction didn't come to pass but there's still 3.5 hours left. I could always meet somebody in my dreams tonight. I'll try to be nice if I do.


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A book by a Leytonstone author has been nominated for its second national award.
Sufiya Ahmed, of High Road, Leytonstone, won Published Writer of 2012 at the Brit Writers Awards last year for her debut novel Secrets of the Henna Girl.
The novel, which examines the issue of forced marriage, has now been placed on the shortlist for the North East Teenage Book Award.
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WonderCon Notes: Ali Larter thinks 'Heroes' will be back
Ali Larter has no actual say in the decision, nor any inside information
There is absolutely nothing official or scientific or even slightly meaningful about this story, but what's the point of being at WonderCon if you're not going to report on Ali Larter's conviction that "Heroes" will be back next season?
Speaking at a Saturday (April 3) panel for the next movie in the "Resident Evil" franchise, Larter was asked about future projects. She held out hope that her NBC superhero drama will be back for another season, despite dismal ratings and increased critical mockery.
"I think that we'll be back," Larter told the crowd. "I think that there are still stories that need to be told."
That, plus an actual renewal and a quarter will get you another season of "Heroes," plus 25 cents.
Larter urged fans to write, tweet and blog about the show and let NBC know that they want the show to return.
Strangely, there was almost no audience response to Larter's news, perhaps due to ongoing skepticism from viewers regarding prognostications from the show's cast (yes, we're looking at you, Greg Grunberg). Or maybe after four seasons, even fans of "Heroes" feel like they've gotten enough "Heroes."
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Former Montreal Canadiens' enforcer Donald Brashear is being sued for $215,000, over a fight he had with an opponent outside the arena in Rivière-du-Loup.Back in March of 2011 Brashear was playing in the North American Hockey League.He's already been convicted of assault in the case.He was sentenced to 18 months probation and ordered to make a $6000 contribution to charity.But the man he beat up , Eric Labelle, says he sustained several injuries as a result of the beating including a concussion.He's seeking compensation for time lost at work and pain and suffering.Brashear's claim to fame in the NHL is his 2634 penalty minutes over a 16-season career.
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Blepharoplasty, or eyelid surgery, can rejuvenate puffy, sagging or tired-looking eyes by removing excess fat, skin and muscle from the upper and lower eyelids. It may be performed for cosmetic reasons or to improve sight by lifting droopy eyelids out of the patient's field of vision. Eyelid surgery can be combined with BOTOX® treatments to raise the eyebrows or reduce the appearance of wrinkles, crow's feet or dark circles under the eyes.
The procedure is usually performed in an office with local anesthesia and lasts 45 minutes to a few hours depending on how much work is done. Incisions are made along the eyelids in inconspicuous places (in the creases of the upper lids, and just below the lashes on the lower lids). The surgeon removes excess tissue through these incisions and then stitches them closed with fine sutures. In the case that no skin needs to be removed, the surgeon will likely perform a transconjunctival blepharoplasty, where the incision is made inside the lower eyelid and there are no visible scars.
Dr. Steinbrech discusses the blepharoplasty procedure
Stitches are removed after three or four days and most people return to work in ten. Contact lenses may not be worn for two weeks. The effects of blepharoplasty can last for a long time and are sometimes even permanent.
- What can eyelid surgery do for me?
- What won't blepharoplasty correct?
- Am I a good candidate for an eyelid lift?
- How is a blepharoplasty performed?
- What is recovery from eyelid surgery like?
- What are the risks of eyelid surgery?
What can eyelid surgery do for me?
Blepharoplasty is ideal for the correction of:
- Loose, sagging and/or folded upper eyelids that may limit vision
- Puffy fat deposits in the upper eyelids
- Under-eye bags
- Sagging lower eyelids that may show the white of the eyes below the iris
- Excess skin in the lower eyelids
- Fine wrinkles in the lower eyelids
What won't blepharoplasty correct?
Blepharoplasty cannot raise the eyebrows or reduce the appearance of deep wrinkles, crow's feet or dark circles under the eyes. However, eyelid lifts can be combined with other procedures such as brow lifts, BOTOX® Cosmetic treatments and laser procedures to achieve these results.
Am I a good candidate for an eyelid lift?
The best candidates for blepharoplasty:
- Are generally healthy
- Do not smoke
- Have realistic expectations
- Do not have any serious eye conditions
How is a blepharoplasty performed?
Eyelid surgery is usually performed in an office, usually with local anesthesia and IV sedation. The procedure can take less than 45 minutes.
Incisions are made along the eyelids in inconspicuous places: in the natural creases of the upper lids for upper eyelid blepharoplasty and just below the lash line on the lower lids for lower eyelid blepharoplasty. If no skin needs to be removed, the surgeon will likely perform a transconjunctival blepharoplasty, where the incision is made inside the lower eyelid and there are no visible scars.
In all cases, the surgeon then removes excess skin from the eyelids using a scalpel, laser or radiofrequency (RF) tool. Fat may be removed as well. He or she then closes the incisions with fine sutures, tissue glue or surgical tape.
What is recovery from eyelid surgery like?
Bruising, swelling and a sense of tightness in the eyelids are common after eyelid surgery. These should subside within 2-4 weeks. Most patients resume activities in 3-5 days, when non-absorbable stitches are removed, and return to work in about 10 days. By one to two months after surgery, you should see the true results of your eyelid lift: a more awake and cheerful look around the eyes, and greater self-confidence.
Contact lenses may not be worn for two weeks. Eyes can be sensitive to light and wind and may be slightly irritated for a short while; your surgeon may prescribe eye drops and cool compresses to ease any discomfort.
What are the risks of eyelid surgery?
Complications from blepharoplasty are uncommon, but can include infection, reaction to anesthesia, dry eyes, double or blurred vision for a few days, temporary swelling of the eyelids, tiny whiteheads, and difficulty closing eyes when going to sleep. Uneven healing and scarring, and ectropion (pulling down of the lower lids) are very rare and may require surgical correction. Patients with thyroid problems, dry eye, high blood pressure, diabetes, detached retina, glaucoma or other health problems should consult with an ophthalmologist about eligibility
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The moral to this true story is simple. Please vote and speak out about your beliefs; they are precious rights.
Kpeedee Woiwar was a student in my calculus class in Liberia in 1980. I started there four months after a military coup had overthrown the unrepresentative and repressive government of the descendants of freed American slaves which had ruled over the majority of the native born population. Kpeedee and most of the students at Cuttington University were excited about the prospect of a new start with the new government. I recall him stopping me on campus to debate about whether capitalism or socialism would be better for African countries.
The military government outlawed all elections, even student council elections. In 1982, Kpeedee was appointed student council president. He and the six student council presidents of the vocational schools and the University of Liberia wrote an open letter to the head of government. They requested that students be given the right to vote in student council elections, and they published this letter in the country's only newspaper. In addition to this plea for the vote, the letter included one accurate sentence critical of the government. The seven students were arrested by the military, charged with treason, convicted and sentenced to death — for one letter.
The day before the students were to be executed, the Head of State pardoned them in a carefully worded radio address. In that address, he said he would never pardon anyone again, a promise he kept. When Kpeedee came back on campus, students and faculty all realized that he had been tortured for the month he had been held. He was a broken man. He became an informant for the government. Freedom of speech died that day at that college — no student ever spoke openly again about politics or any controversial topic.
I left the following year, but in that time I could see the accumulating deterioration of the political and economic situation. The horrible Liberian civil war broke out in 1989. After the civil war the first election, which was far from free and fair, confirmed the brutal warlord Charles Taylor as president. His campaign included testimonies from people saying, "He murdered my father; I will vote for him." The not-so-subtle threat was that if Taylor didn't win, he would start the fighting again. Charles Taylor has now been convicted for crimes against humanity, and Liberia has a freely elected president. But the way back has been difficult and still has a long way to go.
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By Nathan Blesy and Barbara Blesy
Thanks to an explosion in demand for Greek-style yogurt, upstate New York is experiencing a 21st century boom in dairy processing. Unfortunately, the dairy farmers who supply milk to those yogurt plants are still operating – struggling might be a better word – under a 20th century dairy program.
That program is supposed to help us through the rough spots in a business that has boom and bust cycles. But in recent years, it hasn't helped us cope with swings in both milk prices and feed costs. As a result, New York farmers lost millions of dollars in 2009, and again last year.
So, while we appreciate the yogurt makers locating their plants in New York, we're competing in a global marketplace with an antiquated federal dairy policy.
That could change this week, when both the House and Senate agriculture committees try once again to pass a new farm bill.
The committees will have under consideration an updated dairy program – four years in the making – that is designed to help us cope better with the conditions we face today. That means protecting against not just periods of low milk prices, but soaring feed costs as well. Together, these roller-coaster conditions have played havoc recently with our operating margins, the crucial gap between what we receive for milk and what it costs us to produce it.
The new program in Congress, called the Dairy Security Act, is based on a model drawn up by dairy farmers for dairy farmers. It does away with price supports and direct payments, substituting a voluntary program focused not on price, but on allowing us to better maintain our profit margins. The DSA is a dairy program for the 21st century. It's a safety net for when times are hard. It doesn't kick in at all in good years.
More importantly, it's voluntary. However, those farmers who sign up must agree to trim the amount of milk they produce when supply and demand get out of alignment. Putting the brakes on milk production when conditions deteriorate helps keep the costs of the insurance program down, which means farmers bear more responsibility for helping themselves.
An alternative approach is likely to surface in the committee debates, and at first blush it might sound better than the program I described. It's not. Defeated once already last year, it offers farmers help maintaining their margins, but with no means to limit payouts if milk prices collapse. That's totally irresponsible and deserves to be rejected.
Milk remains by far the dominant farm product in New York. In 2011, it generated more than $2.7 billion in sales. But those who want to keep producing milk in our state need a federal dairy program that works. The Dairy Security Act is that safety net.
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today I have done pullups, chin ups, bent over rows, shoulder pressesdecline pushups and pulldowns. for abs I did pike crunches and something called iron inch and I may go do a 3 mile walk on a hilly paved terrain
Today i would like to do chest workout because i am doing biceps game previous 6 days.
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Worked out with my trainer today, lifting heavy things to fatigue, it was one hell of a workout, I found the chin ups really challenging today, we have been using the machine in preparation for unassisted but after the heavy lifting I had no strength left and had to decrease the weight so I was able to lift myself at all.
Walked the dog 2.2 miles
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The more general reactions of the cardiovascular system of man to the inhalation of oxygen-poor gas mixtures have been described by numerous investigators.1 They consist of an almost immediate increase in the heart rate, a slight rise in the systolic blood pressure, with no significant change in the diastolic level, and a definite augmentation in the cardiac output. With respect to alterations in the peripheral circulation, the results are not as clearcut. Freeman and his associates2 studied the rate at which blood flows through the hand during a period of acute anoxia, using the venous occlusion plethysmographic method. They found that either an increase or a decrease of rate was produced. Gellhorn and Steck,3 utilizing the same procedure and the same vascular bed, also noted apparently inconsistent results, the flow being decreased, unchanged or slightly increased.
Since the circulation through the hand is affected by a variety
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A Fort Campbell soldier charged in a double slaying may have spent his last night in jail.
In September 2007, the bodies of Tracy Burke and her former mother-in-law, Karen Comer, were found shot to death inside Comer's Rineyville home.
The victim?s 9-year-old child called 911 and said he witnessed the slayings of his mother and grandmother.
Tracy Burke?s husband, Brent Burke, a military police officer at Fort Campbell, was arrested and charged and charged in the slayings.
Tracy and Brent Burke were three days away from a divorce.
Years later, that child took the stand and looked directly into the face of the man he said fired the shots.
?I believe you said that Brent shot Momma Tracy?? the prosecutor asked the child in March 2011.
?Yes,? the child responded.
Tracy Burke's father blamed himself.
?She said, ?Dad, I'm really scared.? I should have went and got her. It's what I should have done. If I went and got her, this wouldn't have happened,? David Wilburn, Tracy Burke?s father, said.
Brent Burke maintained his innocence, but his trek through the court system was long. The first two trials never made it out of the jury selection phase. The second two ended in hung juries.
Now, Burke is on the verge of freedom; not by acquittal, but by dismissal of the charges.
Commonwealth?s Attorney Chris Shaw concluded he doesn't have enough evidence to force a fifth trial right now.
The charges are expected to be dismissed without prejudice. That means the prosecutor can reopen the case if new evidence comes to light.
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For Brent Burke, it means he could walk free as early as Tuesday afternoon after the judge signs the paperwork.
Brent Burke is legally entitled to be restored back to his former life. That means, he should be able to return to work as an MP at Ft. Campbell and he's entitled to back pay for the last four years.
He could file lawsuits against the state for wrongful imprisonment, malicious prosecution, slander and defamation of character.
There's also the issue of his two children, one of who testified against him in court saying it was Brent Burke who killed his mother and Comer.
?It's my understanding he has children. I'm sure he's not had much contact with them, so he would have the right to petition a family court judge for the right to restore his visitation and relationship with his children in stages,? said attorney Frank Mascagni, who has no affiliation with the case.
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While embarking upon plan to expand the network of Common Service Centres, locally known as Khidmat Centres, to every nook and corner of the state, J&K Bank inaugurated four such centres in Ladakh region in the last few days including one at the world's second coldest place, Drass.
Notably J&K Bank through an agreement with IT Department, J&K Govt. is the Service Centre Agency (SCA for setting up of 1109 common Service Centers (Khidmat Centers in J&K under the National e-governance programme of Government of India.
G M Sahibzada Executive President (EP J&K Bank inaugurated the first Khidmat Center at Dras in presence of Khursheed Pandit Project Incharge CSC/UID, Aga Syed Jamal SDM Dras and Chaten Paljore Zonal Incharge Ladakh.
Speaking on the occasion Sahibzada highlighted the role of the bank in establishing the Khidmat centres besides services offered by these centers.
He said, "The Bank's leadership is keen to see the rolling out of such technology based service outlets to far-flung areas of the state". During his speech, the Executive President quoted the vision of the Chairman & CEO of the Bank, Mushtaq Ahmad and said that the chairman aspires to see the state of Jammu and Kashmir as a financially literate and inclusive state. The bank under the leadership of Mushtaq Ahmad is committed to take banking to all in the state- irrespective of their economic standing, educational status and geographical location.
"Our products and technology-enabled services shall follow them wherever they are both directly through our network of branches and ATMs and indirectly through the innovative model of massive Khidmat Centre network,"said the Executive President.
The second Khidmat Center was inaugurated at Kargil by Kacho Ahmad Ali Khan - Chairman & Chief Executive Councilor LAHDC Kargil in presence of Executive Councilor Syed Kazim Sahib, Executive President G.M.Sahibzada & Project Incharge Mr. Khurshid A Pandit & Chaten paljore Zonal Incharge Ladakh.
The Executive President briefed the gathering about the ambitious e-Governance project of central state government and the role of the J&K Bank in establishment of this centres.
Extending gratitude Chairman LAHDC Kargil said, "We express our deep gratitude towards the Bank's leadership for taking keen interest to ensure that best banking services reach far off places like Kargil and help in the economic upliftment of the people here besides establishing these Khidmat centres. He stressed upon the people to avail the service offered by these centres.
Project Incharge Khurshid A Pandit thanked Chief guest & Guest of Honour for sparing their precious time making the inaugural function a success.
The 3rd center was inaugurated at Hardass by Project Incharge CSC/UID Khurshid A Pandit. He impressed upon the VLE Village level entrepreneurs to make the people aware about the services offered by the centre.
Meanwhile, Executive President G M Sahibzada inaugurated 4th such Khidmat center at Khalsi in presence of project Incharge CSC/UID and Zonal Incharge Ladakh.
Meanwhile, the locals hailed the Bank's efforts to extend the services of these technology-based service outlets to these far-off places. Project Incharge thank the distinguished guests for their presence and also thanked the local residents for their spirit and total support.