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Mosquito bites, itching. Hemoglobin, hematocrit, RBC count high. Negative west nile virus test. Treatment?
Oh my goodness sakes, most definitely! I have never done this before but thank you! About 2 month s ago I was bitten 20 times by mosquitoes in the swamps of XXXXXX . I am still itching, the bites are still present and now, my Hemoglobin , Hematocrit and Red Blood Cell Count are in the high limits. Can these results be as a result of the mosquito bites? the West Nile Virus test was negative.
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Thank you for asking question on health care magic
it seems you are suffering from
due to mosquito bites
take an anti
drug like
once daily at bed time
lotion 2-3 times daily
it will pass off in due course
if there is no improvement after 2-3 weeks better consult a deratologist
Hope this answer will serve your purpose
Take care
Dr.M.V.Subrahmanyam MD;DCH
Associate professor of pediatrics
Answered: Fri, 18 Oct 2013
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it seems you are suffering from allergy due to mosquito bites
take an anti histamine drug like cetrizine once daily at bed time
apply calamine lotion 2-3 times daily
it will pass off in due course
if there is no improvement after 2-3 weeks better consult a deratologist
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JAKARTA, Indonesia - Gen. Leonardus Benyamin Murdani, an Indonesian military hero who led the invasions of West Papua and East Timor and forged close ties with the U.S. military, died Sunday. He was 74.
The retired four-star general passed away at Jakarta's Gatot Subroto military hospital from complications following a stroke, hospital staff said.
Murdani, a Roman Catholic from the Central Javanese town of Solo, entered the military soon after Indonesia's 1945-49 war of independence against the Dutch.
He joined the army's elite parachute battalion and retained a close association with the special forces unit for the rest of his life. The red-bereted commandos _ known by their acronym as Kopassus _ have been blamed for numerous human rights atrocities throughout Indonesia.
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My daughter received the Pertussis/Whooping Cough vaccine at her 4 year check up and then got the flu nasal mist in October. We had a VERY nasty cold/cough with the cough sounding like Whooping Cough towards the middle - we were very concerned. Thankfully, i just sounded the same, but wasn't it. I did not get the flu shot, I've never gotten it.
I stil don't trust the H1N1 combo shot. My daughter has BAD reactions to vaccines and such, so I am very cautious with new vaccines, and they are using the same flu/H1N1 shot this year that they did last year, no changes.
Where in SO. Cal are you? Is the outbreak super concentrated in your area? I might get it if that is the case, however, if most of the reported So. Cal cases are over say 25 miles away, I probably wouldn't be as concerned, but I know the risks are different when you are pregnant, so follow your gut and Dr. (or combo thereof) to make your best decision! Compare the risks of getting the vaccine vs. not and maybe that will help you decide!
Good Luck!!
We don't bother with flu shots, never have. Aiden did just get over a weird croupy like cough. We don't usually use med's, just home remedies, but this time we played it safe, got the antibiotics, doc said a lot of bronchitis going around.
I haven't heard of the whooping cough going around, we are in oceanside, north san diego county. They had an epidemic before and we didn't really do anything different.
If I was pregnant, I'd probably still not get the flu shot, but I'd probably try to avoid crowds, or places where a lot of kids congregate until flu season is winding down. Aiden always seems to get sick when he is taken to church. I almost hate that he goes sometimes.
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Feb. 5 was Super Sunday, and no one knows it to be more super than Staci Stallings. It was around Super Bowl kickoff that day that Stallings' book, "Coming Undone," reached No. 1 on Amazon's Religious Fiction and Religion/Inspirational list. And for about an hour, it was No. 98 on all of Amazon's paid best-sellers.
"Now that was pretty cool," she said. "That was great."
To reach that lofty literary point, it took a combination of something she had done and loved since childhood, and something born out of necessity in the last year. It was old-way writing and new-way publishing.
Stallings, growing up in Nazareth, was always fascinated by words.
At age 4, she told her grandfather, "she anticipated getting a ring." At age 6, after unexpectedly catching a baseball, she yelled, "I captured it! I captured it!" In second grade, her Catholic school teacher wrote on her paper about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, "This is very, very good. You're going to be a writer."
Not to disappoint Sister Adrian Weaver, in seventh grade, Staci wrote long-hand her first attempt at a book, about 275 pages about her friends at school.
Winning state in feature writing in high school, getting a journalism degree at Texas Tech University in 1991, teaching for three years at Amarillo's Alamo Catholic, all of that helped prepare her for fictional writing. John Grisham's legal thrillers showed how to, in her words, "take a box of puzzle pieces, pour them on top of the table, and start putting them together."
She has written 30 fiction novels, five short stories and six Bible study guides. Stallings said she has enough to publish a book a month until 2015.
"Literally, that's not an exaggeration," she said. "I've got tons and tons of material just sitting there on the computer."
Getting them published, though, is every independent author's challenge. Her first published book — the sixth one she wrote — was in 2001. She was at the mercy of an editor who whacked it to death and a New York publicist who couldn't keep her days straight to line up local promotional stops. With the cost overhead, it wasn't worth the trouble.
She started her own publishing company, Spirit Light Publishing. Stallings, with seven books in print, had more autonomy, but it didn't really solve the problems of visibility and cost.
Stallings, a Lake Tanglewood wife and mother of three, had this manuscript, "Coming Undone," that might have been her best work.
Written over two months, it's centers on Ben Warren, a bachelor who lives the carefree materialistic good life. He lives for the next female conquest and poker game.
His world begins to crumble when his dad, the rock in his life, suffers a massive stroke.
A man who lives a shallow life is now thrown in the deep end. Kathryn Walker, a social worker, begins to help him see what's important and what real responsibility is. A professional relationship teeters toward much more than that in this faith-based fictional account.
"I told a friend of mine to please pray for me, that I don't see how this book is going to tie together at the end," Stallings said. "Two days after that, it hit me. I wrote 45 pages and it was the perfect end of the story."
But how to get "Coming Undone" to the masses?
In August, Stallings was intrigued by a book by a crime novelist where he sold 1 million e-books in five months. She was soon given a Kindle and was hooked. She was more hooked by the prospect of her work as an e-book, which eliminated distribution, warehousing and the overhead costs that makes the price of a single book dicey for a relatively unknown author.
In January, Amazon began a program for independent authors where it would be the exclusive outlet for 90 days, and for five of those days, an e-book was free. So Stallings said she went from maybe selling six books for $18 at a signing to getting 20,000 downloads for a free e-book in two days.
"That's 20,000 who might say, 'Wow, I love this author, what else has she written?'" said Stallings, who now has 14 works in e-book form. "Suddenly the visibility was like turning on a light in a dark room."
Along with that, a group of 110 similar writers put together a group, Grace and Faith Authors. Through Facebook and Twitter, news of their books has reached a core following
of 76,000.
"The neat thing now is talking to others, getting feedback and reviews," Stallings said. "My books aren't preachy and my characters are human. We make mistakes, so that's why we need God. 'Coming Undone' is saying we can rely on God no matter what. He's there, he loves you and he will see you through it."
A plot, a message, Stallings found a way to get that to the public.
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Coyotes goalie Ilya Bryzgalov had a rare bad game in the Yotes loss to the Vancouver Canucks last night
After the first period of last night's game, the Phoenix Coyotes didn't stand a chance against the division-leading Vancouver Cancucks.
The Coyotes lost the game 4-1, but that was a generous outcome for the Yotes given how awfully they played.
Ilya Bryzgalov, the Coyotes 40-game winning goaltender (who is usually a brick wall) played clumsy, stupid hockey last night, but his teammates didn't do much to help him.
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Bryzgalov gave up three goals in the first period, two of which -- on any other night -- never would have happened.
Vancouver got the scoring started 37 seconds into the game, when Alexandre Burrows put a lightning bolt of a slap-shot past Bryzgalov, who was waving his glove at his defenders indicating he was being screened from the shot. The funny thing, however, is that there seemed to be nobody in his way -- he just flat-out missed.
Mason Raymond scored again for the Canucks inside four minutes later, from the same spot as Burrows' goal, under roughly the same circumstances.
A few minutes later, the shit hit the fan, and fans got what they paid for: A decent fight.
A cheap hit on Coyotes defenseman Derek Morris left Morris bleeding and the gloves of almost every player strewn about the the ice as a brief melee ensued.
The Coyotes came out on top, and Canucks forward Ryan Kessler, who laid the cheap hit on Morris, was tossed out of the game.
The Coyotes -- now with a five-on-three power play -- scored once with the advantage, but after the goal, did nothing but fumble around with the puck, leading to another Vancouver goal.
Bryzgalov mishandled the puck behind his own net. Meanwhile, Vancouver forward Henrik Sedin took advantage of the mistak, putting the biscuit into the wide open basket.
The Howlers already have clinched a playoff spot with a win over the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday but are still grappling with other Western Conference teams for seeding. In other words: These games still matter.
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The congestion along Bridge Street is to the point of concern for local leaders. So the Clarkston Public Works Department called upon the L-C Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization for their help.
"The agencies will request that we do studies for them to help plan and get public input," said LCVMPO Director, Shannon Grow.
Director of the federally funded local MPO said what they found in their study was surprising.
"A few of the things we wanted to know was if we were to make some changes would that effect, especially at the Fifth and Fair, would that effect their shopping experience," said Grow.
According to Grow, because the local shopping area is a destination zone, people will try to get there no matter what...hence the constant congestion. Possible options for the area include adding a lane on the southbound side of Bridge Street. The second option similar to the first, would be to keep the five-point intersection but reconfigure the Diagonal Street lane. Both of these options would be considered short-term options.
The first of the long term options would reconfigure both the Diagonal Street Lane and the Bridge Street lane on the southbound side. Or a roundabout could be put into place. In terms of the Walmart and Costco congestion, the possibilities for allowing more access to the stores is under examination. The consultants took public comment until last Friday in regard to all those areas and Grow said they've received a lot of feedback.
"A third, a third and a third of we like the roundabout or we like the suggested four-way stop, or we aren't sure," said Grow.
Keller and Associates are the consultants on the de-congestion project. They'll be presenting their initial findings and recommendations to the board later this month."
The Washington State Department of Transportation would be the project sponsor of the Bridge Street project. The City of Clarkston would be the project sponsor for the 5th and Fair Street project.


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There is a saying that I believe we should try to apply to lifes issues: Keep it simple, stupid.
In regard to the education bill pending in the Legislature, our legislators would do well to heed that saying. In simple terms, this bill will drive the costs of education in Vermont. That is the last thing we should be doing. This information comes from the Agency of Educations chief financial officer. Simply put, this bill will dilute local control further by eliminating many school boards, leaving critical functions that these boards perform to be sucked up by an increasing bureaucracy at the state level. This bill simply eliminates internal control functions.
This plan will hire more lawyers at the Agency of Education level. That is good because they will need them if this bill is passed. Why? Because in simple terms this bill will be seizing some districts assets and reallocating them to other districts. Big Brother does not know better when it comes to running our schools. This bill does nothing to fix the problems related to funding and financing education, it takes away local control and is in the keep it simple thought process, just a bad bill.
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I had never truly appreciated Milwaukee's lakefront until I sailed over it at 1,200 feet aboard the Geico Skytyper SNJ2 -- an aircraft used in the 1940s to train World War II soldiers for single seat Mustang fighters.
The ride lent itself to an up-close-and-personal view of the city. The pilot flew with the cockpit open at 135 mph. And while the aircraft welcomed its share of jostles, shakes and full-body thrusts while cruising over Lake Michgian, the unforgettable airborn performance stirred up ample excitement for the fleet's debut at the Milwaukee Air & Water Show this weekend. »Read Full Blog Post
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Genesee Depot — Actor David Hyde Pierce hopes to spend his Wisconsin week doing what his TV alter ego, Dr. Niles Crane, so often hilariously failed to do — make the people around him feel encouraged and recharged.
Pierce is this year's master teacher for the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program at Ten Chimneys, the former home of Broadway legends Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in western Waukesha County, now a museum and theater education center. He's working with 10 experienced regional theater actors, including Milwaukee's Angela Iannone. »Read Full Article(1)
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"Coach Gill and Salem really like me, but I think I still will have to go to camp. But when you have your recruiting coach and position coach working for you good things can happen."
What have the Spartans told Scarpinato?
"Coach Gill says he really likes my film, but they want to see me in camp before offering me. I'm pretty sure I'll be going to their one-day camp on June 19th."
While Scarpinato played last season at 275-pounds, his busy spring has seen his weight drop.
"With track season it's hard to keep weight on, but this summer I'm going to work to put some good weight on (about 10 pounds) and do it the right way."
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"I was there the first weekend in May and I really liked it. They have great facilities and the coaches are great. I really liked it a lot."
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I'm back from my Italian adventure (10 days, nine cities and about 25 extra pounds). Let's catch up, shall we?
Brutus from The Ninth Circle writes: Brian, what are you looking forward to the most this coming season? Seeing a team coached by James Franklin? Seeing Maryland and Rutgers play their first games in the B1G? Seeing more night games at Michigan? Personally, I can't wait to see Maryland's games in the B1G. The eastward expansion should play havoc on my Saturday TV scheduling, but bring it on!
Brian Bennett: From a big-picture perspective, what I'm most excited about is the new playoff system, and in particular the semifinals on New Year's Day. That could be one of the best days in college football history. From, um, a B1G-picture perspective, I'm really interested in how Maryland and Rutgers fit into the league, how Franklin's Penn State debut will go and how the new division alignment shakes out. But I'm probably most excited about an upgraded nonconference schedule that includes games like Michigan State-Oregon, Wisconsin-LSU and Ohio State-Virginia Tech. There's nothing like high-profile out-of-league games early on to get a read on just how strong the Big Ten might be in 2014.
Grant from San Francisco writes: Hey, Brian. As a lifelong Spartan fan, I am becoming increasingly weary of all the unbridled optimism surrounding the program this coming season. I have experienced this before and know just how fast the wheels can come off. You guys spent some time with the team, so maybe you can provide some insight. With a huge match-up in Week 2 against Oregon, what exactly is Mark Dantonio doing now that the team is starting at the top with everything to lose, rather than starting unranked with nothing to lose? Quotes keep coming out about "we are hungry" ... "We are tired of talking about last year" ... but how exactly are they preventing complacency?
Brian Bennett: Grant, I wrote about this a lot in a piece last month following a visit to East Lansing. Dantonio started warning about complacency in the first team meeting back home after the Rose Bowl, and he pushed the start of spring practice back to late March so he could have the players go through grueling, early-morning winter conditioning longer. That's one way to deflate big heads. I also thought it was an encouraging sign that Michigan State players like Connor Cook told me they were sick of talking about the Rose Bowl and 2013 this offseason and that they wanted to create their own legacy. Add in the fight for playing time at several defensive positions and along the offensive line and other spots, and there is reason to believe this team won't rest on its '13 accomplishments. You never really know. But that Week 2 showdown against the Ducks on the road should be enough to get these Spartans focused on the here and now, or else they're going to learn that lesson the hard way.
Art from Columbus, Ohio, writes: I wanted to get your thoughts on James Franklin's recruiting approach of dominating the state (PA) and Northeast vs. Urban Meyer's approach of recruiting the best players in the country. My feeling is that Coach Franklin has the better long term approach to build a program and wish Meyer would take an approach of getting the best players in Ohio first and then meet other needs from the rest of the country. My thinking is that if you don't put Ohio first, you will start to turn Ohio kids and high school coaches off to the program. What do you think?
Brian Bennett: Meyer does collect top talent from Ohio -- he signed nine players from the Buckeye State in the 2014 class, for example -- but he doesn't just rely on homegrown players. Ohio State wants to compete for national titles, and the way to do that is to get the best players, no matter where they're from. Fact is, Big Ten country doesn't produce as many elite athletes as it once did, and many of those guys are in the South, in Texas and California. Any Big Ten program with legitimate national title aspirations has to recruit outside its region, as well as protecting its own backyard.
Husker from Tucson, AZ, writes: While considering the football playoffs, a thought came to mind. A team which gets a tough loss early in the season but then wins out gets hurt in the rankings (case in point: MSU and the Notre Dame game). This essentially eliminated them from the championship game but they probably would have gotten into the playoffs in the new system. However, it's conceivable to me that there will be teams like this in the future who miss out on even the playoffs. It would be nice if we could somehow reduce the emphasis on numbers like 11-1 vs. 12-0 especially when that one loss comes early in a season before players have really had a chance to develop (Connor Cook to name one for MSU). Do you think we could ever see college football have games "pre-preseason" which have no effect on teams' records? I worry that if this was the case we would get what are essentially spring games as teams rest their best players and go at half-speed, but it might be nice to consider. Any thoughts on this?
Brian Bennett: I firmly believe that one of the absolute best things about college football is the supreme importance of the regular season. Every week, in essence, becomes a playoff. Having a four-team playoff at the end will dilute that slightly but not enough, in my opinion, to hurt the sport. So I'm against any idea that would make games in any part of the season lose their significance.
Michigan State's problem last year was not so much its loss at Notre Dame but the fact that it really didn't play another marquee game until the Big Ten championship game against Ohio State. That's why upgraded schedules for the league are so important. A loss (or possibly even two, in some years) will be much easier to forgive if a team has played a grueling schedule and collected impressive wins throughout. I do hope the selection committee pays particular attention to schedule strength and does not get caught up on picking teams who might have simply coasted to a 12- or 11-win season. The in-season polls that the committee will release seem problematic to me, but everything they have said so far indicates they will judge teams on the quality of their résumés.
Luke from Ord, Neb., writes: Brian, first I hope that your vacation is going well for you. I wanted your thoughts on how much will Nebraska's WRs benefit with a quarterback that will be able to deliver the ball with more accuracy and consistency than the past 3.5 years. In my opinion Quincy Enunwa was hurt in draft status because he didn't have QB that could consistently get him the ball in stride and let him move. I think guys like Kenny Bell and Jamal Turner can do wonders if they can get a quarterback with short and intermediate passing accuracy.
Brian Bennett: Thanks, Luke. It was a dream trip, and I highly recommend it. As for Nebraska, I've thought for a while that guys like Bell and Turner could do even more with a consistent passing game. Taylor Martinez was actually pretty solid in 2012, throwing for 2,871 yards and 23 touchdowns, though his 62 percent completion rate wasn't spectacular. It's no coincidence that Bell had by far his best season in 2012. There was too much turnover and inexperience under center last year for Nebraska once Martinez got injured. Tommy Armstrong simply has to improve on his 51.9 percent completion rate from a year ago, and he's got the playmakers to make big things happen.


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From his appointment in mid-July, the 47-year-old made it clear he knew just what was expected of him and the low opinion in which his arrival was viewed by the club's fanbase. Speaking to reporters at his inaugural press conference, Allegri laid out his thoughts, per UEFA.com:
I understand that the supporters could be a little sceptical right now as they've changed their coach in less than 24 hours. I will try to convince them with good results, hard work, respect and professionalism.
I won't radically change the team, I will work on the players and try to make this strong team even stronger.
He has done just that, bringing a tactical flexibility that was absent in the past two years under Conte and teaching the squad to once again work in a 4-3-3 formation. Allegri touched on that subject when speaking with La Gazzetta dello Sport last weekend (h/t Football Italia):
I think it is very fortunate to be able to switch between two formations, even in the same game. There are moments in the season where you can play with three [defenders] and others when it is better to do so with four.
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1938 Birth The son of a headmaster, Smith was born in Dalmally, Scotland in 1938, and grew up in Ardrishaig in Argyll and Bute. … Read More
1961 22 Years Old Smith first stood as a Labour parliamentary candidate at a by-election in 1961 in the East Fife constituency; he contested that seat again in the 1964 general election.
1967 28 Years Old Smith was married to Elizabeth Bennett from 5 July 1967 until his death. … Read More
1974 35 Years Old In October 1974, Harold Wilson offered Smith the post of Solicitor General for Scotland. … Read More
1978 39 Years Old Smith's adroit handling of these proposals impressed Callaghan, and in November 1978, when Edmund Dell retired, Callaghan appointed Smith Secretary of State for Trade.
1979 40 Years Old In this post, Smith was the youngest member of the cabinet, and served there until the 1979 general election. … Read More
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He became a QC in 1983, the same year that the constituency became Monklands East.
1986 47 Years Old Despite a quiet, modest manner, and his politically moderate stance, he was a witty, often scathing speaker. Smith was named as Parliamentarian of the Year twice: first in November 1986 for his performances during the Westland controversy, during which Leon Brittan resigned and second in November 1989 for taking Nigel Lawson to task over the state of the economy and over his difficult relationship with Sir Alan Walters, the Prime Minister's economic adviser. … Read More
1987 48 Years Old Smith was appointed Shadow Chancellor by Neil Kinnock in July 1987 after the Labour Party's general election defeat.
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He suffered a heart attack whilst Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer on 9 October 1988 and was forced to spend three months away from Westminster to recover. … Read More
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His weight dropped from at the time of the first heart attack, to when he returned to Parliament on 23 January 1989.
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Following Labour's fourth consecutive defeat at the general election of April 1992, Neil Kinnock resigned as leader and Smith was elected Labour leader. … Read More
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He also performed very well in the July 1993 motion of confidence debate on the Conservative government. … Read More
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