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This is my first time posting here. My baby is due at the end of March. I successfully bf my first daughter for 9 months, so I'm feeling pretty confident in my ability with this one (knocking on wood). However, with my first I was never able to get her to accept a bottle (of pumped breast milk) - which meant that for 9 months I couldn't leave her for more than 2 hours at any time... Back then, it was ok, but THIS time I will be forced to return to work. I would love to hear success stories of introducing the bottle to breastfed babies and what your timing and method was. I do NOT want to end up strictly bottle feeding, in fact I plan to personally NEVER offer her the bottle myself, but only my dh and others who's care she may be in.
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ESPN is reporting that a friend of Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, the man identified as the person behind Manti Te'o's girlfriend hoax, called her in December admitting to duping the Notre Dame football star.
The friend from church, a woman in her mid-20s., was interviewed by ESPN's "Outside The Lines" on the condition that she not be identified.
The woman said that Tuiasosopo called her crying saying he played a "game" on Te'o and it wasn't the first time he had done it.
"He (Ronaiah) told me that Manti was not involved at all, he was a victim... The girlfriend was a lie, the accident was a lie, the leukemia was a lie," said the woman.
Notre Dame and Te'o came out with statement on Wednesday that the Heisman finalist was the victim of a "cruel" joke.
The woman told ESPN that Tuiasosopo had used his female cousin to speak to Te'o over the phone.
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Gun control not the way to stop violence
Is gun control the answer to the violence taking place in America today?
Before we can answer that question properly, we must answer this one. What kind of mindset are we instilling in the people in America?
If a person is taught violence and killing at an early age, that person will grow up to be a violent person. On the other hand, if a person is taught love and peace from the beginning, that person will likewise follow his early childhood teachings and grow into a kind, peace-loving, nonviolent adult.
If I am a violent person, I will use whatever means available to me to satisfy my violent nature. Yes, if a gun is available, I will use it. But, I also can use a baseball bat, a knife or a vehicle. If no other weapon is available, I will use my hands.
So the answer lies not in the weapon but in the mind of the person committing the violent act.
Now, our Constitution gives us certain rights – freedom of speech, freedom of the press, the right to bear arms, etc. I can say or put into print anything I want as long as it does not infringe upon the rights of others.
Let me ask. Do the TV shows, movies and news articles exploiting violence and murder infringe upon my rights to grow into a peace-loving individual? If I am taught from an early age, yes it does.
So maybe if we stopped producing violent movies and quit printing every violent episode that takes place in America, people could grow up to become a people of love and peace.
Gun control cannot and will not change anything until the mindset in America has been changed for the better. So as concerned citizens in America, let us strive to teach and promote peace and love. Let's instill these traits into our children now before we destroy ourselves.
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I see lots of guys getting of age and needing TRT, and this site could be a good resource for these guys. There's threads with TRT questions everywhere, we could use a section dedicated to this.
It's a good idea
Lo, there do I see my Father..
Lo, there do I see my Mother
And my Sisters and my Brothers..
Lo, there do I see the line
Of my people back to the beginning..
Thay do bid me to take my place among them..
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Where the Brave may live forever.
Definitely a good idea!!
I am all for it. I am familiar with other and yes it gets quite of action. I am sure there alot of guys on this board that could contribute some good info.
TRT topics get a good amount of chat in the Anabolic zone. It seems like there are a good bunch of experienced guys always willing to chime in.
Funny that a bro just asked me a question a week ago about trt at the gym...
I didn't no much and had to post the question in anabolic zone...
A trt section would definitely have made me more informative in this department...
I could also see the board not wanting much disccusion on trt as it might draw members to seek treatment from their docs rather than our sponsers...
But at the same time people might consider doing their own trt being informed on dosages and expectations from a thread...
Might lead to more business...
This forum would get more traffic with a good HRT/TRT section IMO!
With all the anabolic use I'm sure guy's will be transitioning to that section anyway.
For those that chimed in, thanks for your support.
Yes this a great ideal ! trt/hrt section !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude".
Thomas Jefferson
Only a few comments ,,, bump .......
"Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude".
Thomas Jefferson
.....alright.....i'm older than dirt[62]......been doing my own trt for 12yrs......i'm on a couple of sites[no names]....where they have a hrt/trt section...... but my problem with
them is its to complex for me......and i know more about trt than many.....
....if it could be demystified a bit on this site it would be great......
i never go to doctors.....only the internet...for drugs and advice....
Yep. We all agree.
Prince, make it happen!
Unfortunately a consensus is not prerequisite for an implementation of a suggestion...
If it were we would have tranny added as a gender option by now...
...i think Prince knows he's got some older cats on his 'Ironmag' site......[which we like..its a 'hot site' ].........who could use a little guidance in terms of trt & hrt...
.. a spot to really talk.....open and honest....when your older its easier to be open and honest .....help others with your experience.... share your thoughts.........
.........well guys...........i guess that's that............
TRT forum would be a great addition
How hard is it to add a trt section? I want to be mod though.
^^We def have enough members on TRT to have it's own forum
But initially for just a thread to start is a good idea..
I'll start it in the anabolic zone...
We can use this thread for any trt related questions...
TRT thread^^^
Last edited by ExLe; 02-05-2012 at 04:10 PM.
TRT section! This would obviously be a very useful addition to an already pretty sweet board. Come on now! We need this!
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The domesticated dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is the most common canine species found on the planet Earth. A juvenile dog is known as a puppy. Dogs are capable of being trained to do certain tasks, such as "fetching", and are also capable of forming very close bonds to their master, almost symbiotic in nature.
Several well-known Starfleet captains have owned dogs, including Jonathan Archer, his mirror universe counterpart, James T. Kirk, and Kathryn Janeway.
Vulcan females are particularly sensitive to the smell of a dog. (ENT: "Broken Bow")
Some of the inhabitants of Bozeman, Montana had dogs as their pets in 2063. (Star Trek: First Contact)
When living on Earth, Amanda Rogers owned three dogs, which her parents referred to as "The Zoo." After seeing the size of her quarters aboard the USS Enterprise-D, she told Commander Riker that she had enough room for her zoo. She then told him she would have a dozen dogs if she could, but her mother said, "Enough is enough." Amanda accidentally created a litter of puppies in her quarters, using the powers of the Q, but was able to make them disappear. Later, Q transformed Doctor Beverly Crusher into a dog, apparently without her knowledge, in order to prevent her from interfering with Amanda. Amanda was able to restore her to Human form. (TNG: "True Q")
While attempting to mate with Captain Kathryn Janeway, Q made an Irish Setter puppy appear in her quarters as a gift. (VOY: "The Q and the Grey")
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In early 2365, a litter of puppies visited the nursery aboard the Enterprise-D. Ian Troi was among the children who played with the puppies. (TNG: "The Child")
Robotic dogs were seen in Doctor Ira Graves' laboratory on Gravesworld, and in Ard'rian McKenzie's house on Tau Cygna V. (TNG: "The Schizoid Man", "The Ensigns of Command")
Ensign Sito Jaxa told Lieutenant Worf, in Ten Forward in 2370, that among her duties at ops was to use the internal sensors to find a lost puppy. Worf told Sito that the ops duties are a different challenge than the tactical duties. (TNG: "Lower Decks")
"Dog" was a word used by Boslic captain Jaheel, after he became infected by the aphasia virus in 2369. (DS9: "Babel")
Miles O'Brien once had a puppy and knew that puppies don't want to be alone. When he locked it in a room, it scratched at the door to get out. (DS9: "The Forsaken")
When he accidentally traveled back in time with Quark, Rom and Nog to 1947, Constable Odo disguised himself by turning into a German Shepherd dog, popular among Earth military at the time. (DS9: "Little Green Men")
The Organians' imitation of a simple humanoid culture included dogs, one of which was heard barking while Kirk and Spock prepared to blow up the Klingon munitions dump. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Baneans domesticated a creature very much like dogs, whether or not they were native to their homeworld. Tolen and Lidell Ren's dog, Neeka, was instrumental in proving the innocence of Tom Paris. (VOY: "Ex Post Facto")
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I'm not advocating a return to a bloated public sector which runs the phone, and utilities either. I'm just wondering why it doesn't actually seem to work, at least in the UK. Or am I completely wrong! Has privatisation brought better value to the consumers of the above, or other privatised industries?


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...for blockfeeding to to change the green poos?
we're 2wks into the green poos (Lo will be one month tomorrow) and 2days into block feeding.
Alos, will green veggies casue the green poo?
TIA soo much!
...for blockfeeding to to change the green poos?
we're 2wks into the green poos (Lo will be one month tomorrow) and 2days into block feeding.
Alos, will green veggies casue the green poo?
TIA soo much!
Maybe you need to try doing longer blocks? Some women have to go up to 12 hours!
yikes! we're on 6 hour blocks right now. He's consistently had a bm jsu about every diaper... so far none fro the past 3!!! I'm hoping tat's a sign he's a bit fuller- longer. We'll see!
I was having the same problem when my son was three weeks old. What worked for me was adding a lot of Omega 3s to my diet (Olive oil, ground flax seeds, salmon) and taking fish oil supplements three times a day. I know it's frustrating. Hang in there!
It can take a couple weeks of block feeding for the green poos to go away. Does your baby seem to have an easier time at the breast? Do you hear deeper swallowing toward the end of the feeding (a sign that baby is getting hindmilk), or still a lot of gasping and choking? Is he more comfortable? Are your breasts starting to feel emptier after feeding? All these thing are signs that you are managing your supply well and that the block feeding is working.
Just as a side note, oversupply is not the only thing that causes green poos. Some babies are sensitive to foods in mother's diet. Cow's milk is the most common culprit, but there are others (check out the allergies board on this forum). It might be something you would want to look into.
Hang in there, mama. You're doing great.
sorry for the silly question... but what is block feeding?
I am new to blosk feeding but here's my understanding. Block feeding is nursing on one side for a period of time. It can be used to manage OALD, oversupply, colic and slow weight gain ( by emptying the breast you increase the ratio of hind milk to foremilk) I started block feeding for almost all those reasons. The other members of this forum have wonderful advice and an immense amount of experience they may be able to explain it a little better.


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Treating Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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When a child is diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD... prescription medication is one treatment option that doctors may recommend for managing the symptoms.
Some parents seek out alternatives...like fish oil supplements...or behavioral therapy. So European researchers wanted to know which, if any of them, worked.
They analyzed data from 54 studies involving 6 non-drug interventions. In some of the studies participants had no idea what treatment, if any, was allocated In other studies, people had complete knowledge of the intervention.
The team found that when treatment was done under unblinded conditions...there were positive effects for all types of treatments.
However, when the assessments were done blinded, only 2 treatments showed small, but significant effects. Fatty acid supplements, such as Omega 3s and Omega 6s were still found to have a positive impact-. Restricting food dyes did, as well.
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San Juan / Red Bay Shipwreck, Canda (1565)
One of three galleons found in Red Bay, Canada, it was excavated by Parks Canada under the direction of Robert Grenier. The five volume final publication was released in 2007 by Parks Canada.1
This wreck is believed to be the remains of the San Juan, a Basque galleon with three full decks and three masts that sank in Red Bay in 1565 with a cargo of 900 to 1,000 barrels of whale oil.
Description of the Site
The hull is extensively preserved: keel, keelson, maststep, posts, transom, planking, ceiling, footwales, stringers, and deck structures.
The vessel had a T-shaped keel amidships and was constructed very similar to the Highborn Cay and Molasses Reef wrecks.2
The keel is complete, measures 14.75 m, and was carved from a single piece and shows an unique shape for an Iberian ship, having the garboards carved together with it. There was a couce on the stern. The keelson is also complete and shaped from a single piece, notched over the frames. The maststep was an expanded portion of the keelson extending over 4 floors and supported by 4 buttresses on each side. No dimensions are given. The sternpost was scarved to the couce and 23 cm sided and raking 72-73º.
The (only) midship floor is fastened to two pairs of futtocks, fore and aft, determining the framing pattern – the futtocks joined to the faces of the floors that look to the extremities of the ship. It is located slightly abaft the mortise of the main mast step. Seven frames abaft and six before were pre-designed and pre-assembled with dovetail joints before being placed over the keel. There is evidence for the use of battens before and abaft these pre-assemble frames.
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The keel was carved from a beech log. The keelson and all the remaining structure were made of oak. Castles may have been built of soft wood planks.
1. Grenier, Roberd, Stevens, Willis, Bernier, Marc A. "The Underwater Archaeology of Red Bay", Parks Canada: Ottowa, 2007.
2. Richard Steffy, INA Shipdata Project, Texas A&M University.
Grenier, Robert "Basque whalers in the New World: the Red Bay wrecks", in Ships and Shipwrecks of the Americas : 69-84. Ed. George F. Bass. Thames and Hudson. London, 1988.
Grenier, Robert, Lowen, Brad and Proulx Jean-Pierre "Basque Shipbuilding and Technology c. 1560-1580: The Red Bay Project". Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology Roskilde 1991, ed. Christer Westerdahl, Oxbow Monograph …, 1994.
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My friend had a preemie baby, due to alot of medication she is on she can't breastfeed, we was talking one night while we was at the hospital and we came to the conclusion that I should relactate to supply the baby breastmilk instead of her having formula.
I bought a Medela PIS Advance 3 days ago and have been pumping every few hours or so, I was just wondering if there is anyone out there that can give me some advice on how I can start to relactate sooner then later?? I would like to keep it medication free, I am open to herbs or things in that nature, but I have read so many things about the prescribed medication and I would like to stay away from that..
I appreciate any advice I can get, I would love to start building my milk supply sooner then later so I can start giving the precious some milk instead of formula.
It is not possible for me to have precious suckle as she is incubated and not to be out of the incubator. I will do what I need to do as long as it does not include her suckling as that is just not possible.
Please any advice would be great.
**Also on a side not what is the best cream for sore nipples? Mine are SOOOO sore from pumping, but I can't take a break from it as I need the milk sooner then later.
Thank you soo much in advance.


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Notice is hereby given that original Letters of Administration for the Estate of Dorthie Elizabeth Mayes Earnest, Deceased, were issued on February 20, 2013, in Cause No. 7581 pending in the County Court of Bee County, Texas, to: Linda Beth Hamlett Cobb, Administrator.
Linda Beth Hamlett Cobb requests that claims be addressed to her at the following address:
Estate of Dorthie Elizabeth Mayes Earnest, Deceased
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WESTBY-WITH-PLUMPTON, a township in Kirkham parish, Lancashire; 3 miles W of Kirkham. Acres, 3,426. Real property, £5,800. Pop., 601. Houses, 110. The manor belongs to Col. J. T. Clifton. There is a Roman Catholic chapel.
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By Clarence Plank: PNT staff writer
Kacee Lovato, 20, a Portales High graduate and aspiring singer, died in an automobile accident early Thursday morning in Roosevelt County.
Lovato graduated from Portales High School in 2006. She was a singer destined to go places, according to Bill Rice, a drummer who knew Lovato through the Floyd Jamboree.
"I enjoyed playing with her," Rice said. "She performed out at the Floyd Jamboree for quite a few years. She was a very talented young lady and she will be sorely missed."
Lovato competed in the Colgate Challenge and attended classes at Eastern New Mexico University during the fall of 2006 and 2007.
"She had a great voice, I think she had promise," Rice said. "I do believe that girl would have gone somewhere."
Rice said Lovato's mother, Angela, and she performed a lot of duets and sang backup for the band one year at the Jamboree.
Lovato's parents could not be reached for comment.
State Police Capt. Jimmy Glascock said his department was called to the scene shortly after the 12:24 a.m. on N.M. 235.
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• Lovato lost control the 2008 Pontiac passenger car she was driving four miles south of Dora. The vehicle left the road in a broadside skid and rolled several times.
• Lovato was not wearing her seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle. She was pronounced dead at the scene from injuries.
"She was traveling at a high rate of speed," Glascock said.
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Fort Drum Connector Dedicated To Former Drum Leader
The new road connecting Route 81 to Fort Drum was officially dedicated Thursday as the 'Paul Cerjan Memorial Highway.'
In a ceremony at the Fort Drum Commons, Lieutenant General Cerjan's widow, Patricia, said "It's great to have the man I love more than life have something named for him."
Cerjan was the Assistant Division Commander for Support of the 10th Mountain Division between 1985 to 1988, and was responsible for planning and carrying out the expansion and modernization of Drum.
He died in April 2011.
Interstate 781 is "a fulfillment of one of the last parts of his planning for the post," Patricia Cerjan said.
The road opened earlier this month after three years of construction. It is supposed to ease traffic congestion along routes 11 and 342 leading to the post's main gate.
"This will help manage that," said Mark Frechette, the acting regional director of the state Department of Transportation. "We're very proud of this project."
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Autoimmune hepatitis is a chronic—or long lasting—disease in which the body's immune system attacks the normal components, or cells, of the liver and causes inflammation and liver damage. The immune system normally protects people from infection by identifying and destroying bacteria, viruses, and other potentially harmful foreign substances.
Autoimmune hepatitis is a serious condition that may worsen over time if not treated. Autoimmune hepatitis can lead to cirrhosis and liver failure. Cirrhosis occurs when scar tissue replaces healthy liver tissue and blocks the normal flow of blood through the liver. Liver failure occurs when the liver stops working properly.
Autoimmune diseases are disorders in which the body's immune system attacks the body's own cells and organs with proteins called autoantibodies; this process is called autoimmunity.
Autoimmune hepatitis is a chronic disease of the liver.
The body's immune system normally makes large numbers of proteins called antibodies to help the body fight off infections. In some cases, however, the body makes autoantibodies. Certain environmental triggers can lead to autoimmunity. Environmental triggers are things originating outside the body, such as bacteria, viruses, toxins, and medications.
A combination of autoimmunity, environmental triggers, and a genetic predisposition can lead to autoimmune hepatitis.
Autoimmune hepatitis is more common in females.1 The disease can occur at any age and affects all ethnic groups.
1Manns MP, Czaja AJ, Gorham JD, et al. Diagnosis and management of autoimmune hepatitis. Hepatology. 2010;51(6):1–31.
Autoimmune hepatitis is classified into several types. Type 1 autoimmune hepatitis is the most common form in North America. Type 1 can occur at any age; however, it most often starts in adolescence or young adulthood. About 70 percent of people with type 1 autoimmune hepatitis are female.1
People with type 1 autoimmune hepatitis commonly have other autoimmune disorders, such as
Type 2 autoimmune hepatitis is less common and occurs more often in children than adults.1 People with type 2 can also have any of the above autoimmune disorders.
The most common symptoms of autoimmune hepatitis are
Symptoms of autoimmune hepatitis range from mild to severe. Some people may feel as if they have a mild case of the flu. Others may have no symptoms when a health care provider diagnoses the disease; however, they can develop symptoms later.
A health care provider will make a diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis based on symptoms, a physical exam, blood tests, and a liver biopsy.
A health care provider performs a physical exam and reviews the person's health history, including the use of alcohol and medications that can harm the liver. A person usually needs blood tests for an exact diagnosis because a person with autoimmune hepatitis can have the same symptoms as those of other liver diseases or metabolic disorders.
Blood tests. A blood test involves drawing blood at a health care provider's office or a commercial facility and sending the sample to a lab for analysis. A person will need blood tests for autoantibodies to help distinguish autoimmune hepatitis from other liver diseases that have similar symptoms, such as viral hepatitis, primary biliary cirrhosis, steatohepatitis, or Wilson disease.
Liver biopsy. A liver biopsy is a procedure that involves taking a piece of liver tissue for examination with a microscope for signs of damage or disease. The health care provider may ask the patient to temporarily stop taking certain medications before the liver biopsy. He or she may also ask the patient to fast for 8 hours before the procedure.
During the procedure, the patient lies on a table, right hand resting above the head. A health care provider will apply a local anesthetic to the area where he or she will insert the biopsy needle. If needed, he or she will give sedatives and pain medication. Then, he or she will use a needle to take a small piece of liver tissue, and may use ultrasound, computerized tomography scans, or other imaging techniques to guide the needle. After the biopsy, the patient must lie on the right side for up to 2 hours and is monitored an additional 2 to 4 hours before being sent home.
A health care provider performs a liver biopsy at a hospital or an outpatient center. The liver sample is sent to a pathology lab where the pathologist—a doctor who specializes in diagnosing disease—looks at the tissue with a microscope and sends a report to the patient's health care provider.
A health care provider can use liver biopsy to diagnose autoimmune hepatitis and determine if cirrhosis is present. People often have cirrhosis at the time they are diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis. A health care provider can also use liver biopsy to look for changes in the severity of liver damage prior to ending treatment for autoimmune hepatitis.
Treatment for autoimmune hepatitis includes medication to suppress, or slow down, an overactive immune system. Treatment may also include a liver transplant.
Treatment works best when autoimmune hepatitis is diagnosed early. People with autoimmune hepatitis generally respond to standard treatment and the disease can be controlled in most cases. Long-term response to treatment can stop the disease from getting worse and may even reverse some damage to the liver.
People with autoimmune hepatitis who have no symptoms or a mild form of the disease may or may not need to take medication. A health care provider will determine if a person needs treatment. In some people with mild autoimmune hepatitis, the disease may go into remission. Remission is a period when a person is symptom-free and blood tests and liver biopsy show improvement in liver function.
Corticosteroids. Corticosteroids are medications that decrease swelling and reduce the activity of the immune system. Health care providers treat both types of autoimmune hepatitis with a daily dose of a corticosteroid called prednisone. Treatment may begin with a high dose that is gradually lowered as the disease is controlled. The treatment goal is to find the lowest possible dose that helps control the disease.
Side effects of prednisone may include
A health care provider will closely monitor and manage any side effects that may occur, as high doses of prednisone are often prescribed to treat autoimmune hepatitis.
Immune system suppressors. Medications that suppress the immune system prevent the body from making autoantibodies and block the immune reaction that contributes to inflammation. In most cases, health care providers use azathioprine (Azasan, Imuran) in conjunction with prednisone to treat autoimmune hepatitis. When using azathioprine, a health care provider can use a lower dose of prednisone, which may reduce prednisone's side effects.
Side effects of azathioprine include
Azathioprine is an immune system suppressor, so people taking the medication should undergo routine blood tests to monitor their white blood cell counts. A low white blood cell count can lead to bone marrow failure. Bone marrow is the tissue found inside bones that produces new blood cells, including platelets. A health care provider will also check the platelet count when blood tests are done.
A person may need to discontinue prednisone or azathioprine if they cause severe side effects. The risk of side effects is higher in people who also have cirrhosis.
A health care provider may gradually reduce the dose of medication in people who show improvement, although the symptoms can return. When a person discontinues treatment, a health care provider will perform routine blood tests and carefully monitor the person's condition for a return of symptoms. Treatment with low doses of prednisone or azathioprine may be necessary on and off for many years.
People who do not respond to standard immune therapy or who have severe side effects from the medications may benefit from other immunosuppressive agents such as mycophenolate mofetil (CellCept), cyclosporine, or tacrolimus (Hecoria, Prograf).
Medications that suppress the immune system may lead to various forms of cancer. People on low doses of azathioprine for long periods of time are at slight risk of developing cancer.
In some people, autoimmune hepatitis progresses to cirrhosis and end-stage liver failure, and a liver transplant may be necessary. Symptoms of cirrhosis and liver failure include the symptoms of autoimmune hepatitis and
Liver transplant is surgery to remove a diseased or an injured liver and replace it with a healthy one from another person, called a donor. A team of surgeons performs a liver transplant in a hospital. When possible, the patient fasts for 8 hours before the surgery. The patient stays in the hospital about 1 to 2 weeks to be sure the transplanted liver is functioning properly. The health care provider will monitor the patient for bleeding, infections, and signs of liver rejection. The patient will take prescription medications long term to prevent infections and rejection. Liver transplant surgery for autoimmune hepatitis is successful in most cases.
More information is provided in the NIDDK health topic, Liver Transplantation.
People with autoimmune hepatitis and cirrhosis are at risk of developing liver cancer. A health care provider will monitor the person with a regular ultrasound examination of the liver. Ultrasound uses a device, called a transducer, that bounces safe, painless sound waves off organs to create an image of their structure. A specially trained technician performs the procedure in a health care provider's office, an outpatient center, or a hospital, and a radiologist—a doctor who specializes in medical imaging—interprets the images; anesthesia is not needed. The images can show the liver's size and the presence of cancerous tumors.
Researchers have not found that eating, diet, and nutrition play a role in causing or preventing autoimmune hepatitis.
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A Wellesley father is paying his daughter to give up Facebook.
"She came to me a few weeks ago and said, 'Dad, I'm getting a little tired of Facebook. Would you pay for me not to be on it?' And I thought she was kidding. I said, 'Go away!'" Paul Baier said.
It turns out that Baier's 14-year-old daughter was serious about quitting Facebook. Earlier this week, the Wellesley father and daughter signed a contract.
"I'll have access to Facebook to change her password, so she's not tempted. And, I plan to use, or she plans to use the money for, 'to buy stuff''. And we both signed it," Baier said.
The payoff is $200 if she can stay off Facebook until the end of the school year.
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Two JMU faculty members, Dr. Christine May, assistant professor of biology, and Dr. Thomas Benzing, professor of integrated science and technology, are among the guests on "The Stream Doctors." Maybe you don't fish or spend much time out in nature. If so, what could efforts to improve the health of Shenandoah Valley streams and waterways have to do with you? Scientists involved in those efforts have an answer. (One hint: their work might just affect your health too.)
May, a researcher in the field of aquatic ecology, and Benzing, a researcher in the field of environmental toxicology, are co-organizers of a recent scientific symposium on the health of Virginia's mountain streams.
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Harvick, RCR stress positives in final year together
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Date: February 9, 2013
Author: Jeff Gluck
Gil Martin knew the question was coming before it was asked.
With Kevin Harvick leaving Richard Childress Racing after this season, how could anyone expect the No. 29 team to contend for the title with a lame-duck driver in the seat?
The crew chief's expression turned to faux surprise.
"He's leaving?" Martin asked incredulously, keeping a straight face for a couple of seconds before cracking a knowing smile.
It's a story line that will likely hover over RCR all season: How will the organization fare with Harvick, its top driver, heading to Stewart-Haas Racing in 2014?
In Martin's eyes, the change won't have the impact many observers think it will.
"Everybody is waiting for this team to blow up, for Kevin to blow up," he said. "I really think it's going to be quite the opposite. Everybody's got something to prove. A lot of people are trying to find the negatives in it, but I think we've got a lot more positives than negatives right now."
Positives? What positives are there in one of NASCAR's top drivers — a 19-time Sprint Cup Series race winner — leaving for another organization?
According to those associated with the team — including Harvick and owner Richard Childress — there's a great deal of motivation to remain united in the face of a move which could be a crippling blow to their season.
Harvick said his team didn't have anything to prove on the track.
"The biggest thing to prove is who you are as people," he said. "I have a lot of respect for Richard and the organization, and you don't want to leave a black mark on that. You want to (leave) with as much class and everything that comes with being as classy as you can. We're going to race."
The team has at least some evidence in its belief staying together won't be difficult. It has made it through several test sessions without so much as a hiccup in communication. The real challenge, though, could come during the season if RCR is unable to shake its two-year-long slump.
"The bottom line is the car has to run good," Harvick said.
RCR hired Eric Warren as its competition director in October, and driver Jeff Burton said the team's new philosophy under Warren's guidance should improve all three cars.
"I can tell you that the commitment to improve is there," Burton said. "It is a different philosophy; it's a different way of doing business than we have done it before. It's what I have believed in, and that is why I'm optimistic."
The biggest change, Martin said, will be the internal communication. "Everybody is doing basically the same foundation on all the cars," he said. "All the information is going to flow easier from team to team."
Harvick has been with Childress since he ran a Busch Series race for the team in October 1999. The two have clashed at times and had ups and downs — Harvick has threatened to leave the team before — but ultimately survived their differences.
"All I know is I want to have a long-term friendship with Kevin even after this is gone," Childress said. "With any of the drivers I've had in the past, I want to have great relationships with them.
"That's what this is about. Life's too short to keep carrying (a grudge)."
No matter what happens, Harvick said, this can't compare to RCR's worst time: Dale Earnhardt's death in the 2001 Daytona 500.
"This isn't even close to what we approached in '01," said Harvick, who took over for Earnhardt. "When we look back at some of the behind-closed-doors stuff and all the scenarios and situations we had to go through ... this is a cakewalk."
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Vt. tax credits to continue Morrisville revival
Wilson Ring / AP Photo Jim Levinsky, right, of the Lamoille Housing Partnership, and Matt Moore, of Housing Vermont, stand across the street from what had been Arthur's Department Store in Morrisville on Tuesday. The two are helping to oversee the rehabilitation of the building with the help of a state tax credit announced Tuesday by Gov. Peter Shumlin.
MORRISVILLE For generations Arthurs Department Store was a fixture in Morrisville, bringing people downtown from surrounding communities. But over the decades the buildings that housed the store lost the people living in the apartments upstairs, and the store closed two years ago, leaving a void in the downtown.
Now local officials are hoping to fill that void with the help of a $233,500 state tax credit that will help complete the financing package for a $3.5 million rehabilitation project to create 18 apartments and ground-floor retail space. Construction is scheduled to start next month.
The Arthurs project is among 31 in 20 Vermont downtowns six in Morrisville that are getting a boost thanks to almost $2 million in state tax credits that were announced Tuesday in Morrisville by Gov. Peter Shumlin.
The credits are a benefit of Vermonts Downtown and Village Center Designation. The credits can support hard-to-finance projects and state-mandated code requirements, such as sprinkler systems or elevators.
In Barre, the Old Labor Hall, the Barre Elks Club building and the Main Street commercial block that once housed Dels Restaurant will benefit from tax credits to support code-related improvements. The former Dels property, vacant since 2010, also is due for improvements to its facade as part of an effort to bring the buildingback into productive use.
The Luther Cross House at 155 Elm St. in Montpelier will benefit from tax credits to support its completehistorically sensitive renovation, including code upgrades. The building houses a commercial tenant on the ground floor and four apartments.
The Arthurs buildings in Morrisville were never known for their architecture, but they were the heart of the community.
Generations of people in Morrisville and Lamoille County have been in here and bought a pair of socks, bought a shirt or whatever, and it generated a lot of foot traffic for a lot of people over the years, and when they closed up the doors and the town didnt know what was going to happen, that was a big question mark, said Matt Moore, a developer with Housing Vermont who is among those working to rehabilitate the building. The significance, really, is bringing life back to Main Street.
The tax credits are expected to make possible $18 million in construction projects statewide that will create jobs in the heart of Vermont communities, helping to keep them vibrant, said Shumlin.
What distinguishes Vermont, what makes our quality of life so extraordinary in this state, is the fact that neighbors take care of neighbors, neighbors take care of strangers. We want to help each other, and downtowns are the connections, the heart of that very essence of Vermont, Shumlin said.
Other projects that will be supported with the credits include the reconstruction of a block in downtown St. Johnsbury that was damaged by fire in December, work in the Catamount school in Bennington and improvements to the Bank Building in Richford.
The three buildings where Arthurs operated for 40 years were built between the mid-19th century and about 1950, Moore said.
The upstairs rooms were gradually abandoned over the years, many in the 1970s, with the last vacated about 20 years ago.
Most of the 18 rental units will be reserved as affordable housing, and there will be two commercial spaces with a total of about 3,500 square feet.
Work already has begun with the removal of dangerous substances, such as asbestos and lead. General construction will begin next month. Work should take about a year.
Jim Lovinsky of the Lamoille Housing Partnership is working with Moore on rehabilitating the buildings. He said that after his son graduated from college the two of them went to the store to buy him a suit for his job search.
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Yes. To everything that you said.
Although, I have to say that Juan Pierre nabbing that high fly ball and robbing the Angels of the homer was a little glimmering bright spot for me.
Yeah, that probably made up for 3/4 of one of his errors. MAYBE a full error… but we'll see how his defense improves. I'm grading on a curve =P
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Art, it's early and way too soon to panic over an upcoming road trip. Humber was okay but he had plenty of chances to pitch through that error and didn't do it.
Still 7-6 despite the bullpen and fielding woes. Would you rather be Minnesota right now with Mauer on the DL???


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MONMOUTH, ILL.—The Central College foursome of Kyle Wood (senior, Newton), Trevor Veach (senior, Grinnell), Alex Edwards (freshman, Knoxville), and Allen Scovel (senior, Runnells, Southeast Polk HS) won the 4x400-meter relay in a time of three minutes, 14.33 seconds at the Monmouth Invitational Saturday and put themselves in the running for a spot in the NCAA Division III track and field championships.
That mark is currently ranked seventh in Division III, which bodes well for their chances for selection. The top-20 marks are accepted to the national championships May 24-26 in Claremont, Calif.
"Those guys really got after it today," said coach Joe Dunham. "We knew there would be some good teams to run against and they stepped up and delivered."
Wood, Veach, and Scovel, along with Logan Danko (junior, Centerville), also won the 4x100-meter relay in time of 41.34, just off their season's best of 41.31, which is still ranked fifth in Division III.
Phil Miller (senior, Vinton, Vinton-Shellsburg HS) contributed a victory for the Dutch in the shot put (51-0) while Cody Doughan (sophomore, Bettendorf, Pleasant Valley HS) took the 3,000-meter steeplechase (10:15.72).
Other notable performance for the men's squad include a pair of second-place performances by Ethan Miller (senior, Seymour) in the 110-meter hurdles (14.85) and high jump (6-6), as well as a third-place finish in the long jump (22-9.75). Eli Horton (freshman Runnells, Southeast Polk HS) and Drew Jackson (freshman, Johnston) were second (3:59.37) and third (4:05.28) respectively in the 1,500 meters while L.J. Lipscomb (freshman, Johnston) and Edwards took second (1:53.54) and third (1:54.22) respectively in the 800 meters. Tyler Crouse (senior, Hedrick, Pekin HS) finished third in the discus (151-10) and Eric Larson (senior, Waverly, Waverly-Shell Rock HS) was third in the high jump (6-4).
Darrow inches up national list—Senior Morgan Darrow (Newell, Storm Lake HS) solidified her spot at the national meet in the shot put with a season's best mark of 45-7.75 to take second place. Darrow narrowly missed Central's school record of 45-8 set by Melissa Ferguson in 1986 and is currently ranked sixth in Division III.
"Morgan is a real force in several throwing events," said Dunham. "And she always does her best at the championship meets. I'm excited to see what she can do the rest of the season."
Darrow also won the hammer throw with a toss of 170-8. Her season's best mark of 175-0 is also sixth nationally.
The 4x100-meter relay team of Allie McBroom (freshman, Runnells, Southeast Polk HS), Rachel Purdy (junior, Ankeny), Miranda Wehde (sophomore, Tipton), and Maggie Wehde (senior, Tipton) took second (51.38), while the 4x400-meter squad of McBroom, Taylor Beckman (freshman, Panora, Panorama HS), Miranda Wehde, and Maggie Wehde finished third (4:06.39). Coleman was third in the 200 meters (25.44) while Megan Stoulil (senior, Pocahontas) recorded a big season's best in the 100-meter hurdles (15.48).
The Central men took the overall title in the 13-team field with 171 points while the women were third in a nine-team field with 69 points. Host Monmouth College won with 206 points.
The Dutch will travel to Dubuque next weekend to contest the outdoor Iowa Conference Championships. The Central men have won the last three outdoor titles while the women placed third in 2011. The decathlon and heptathlon competitions are slated to begin Thursday at 3 p.m. Field events will begin Friday at 1 p.m. with running events start at 3 p.m.
"We are all looking forward to the conference meet," said Dunham. "Everyone has put in a lot of hard work over the past four months and we're seeing the product of that hard work. We're expecting a lot of good things happen."


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Five people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash on State Highway 16 at County Road OS Friday morning.
Tri-State Ambulance transported two people to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. Three people were treated and released on scene.
The crash, which happened at about 8:15 a.m., closed the westbound lanes of Highway 16 at County Road OS for about an hour due.
Westbound traffic was diverted onto County Road OS.
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We live on the lovely Keizersgracht canal and you will find us on the corner with Utrechtsestraat, just two blocks south of Rembrandtplein. So you'll find plenty of local bars, restaurants, cafes and coffee shops just around the corner.
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Our house is the whole 5 floor canal-side building. It's an old building that's been decorated in an eclectic and quirky style. We have divided up our house into a few single and double rooms, both with and without en-suites and a few larger self contained units we call apartments. All The rooms/apts are off a common stairway and share the same entrance, but the room/apt is your own private space that you do not need to share with anyone.
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The appartment was very nice, everything was inclusive and the location was awesome as well. Allan took care about us and made our stay as nice as he could. The perfect place to enjoy your stay in Amsterdam! I'd go there any time again!
Great little place to stay. When I looked at a map I thought it was a little bit out of the city but its in a great location with a very short walk from shops and restaurants. Thanks for a great weekend. Amy
overall the apartment is nice and the staff friendly but lack the basics of hygiene: toilet paper can not be thrown in the toilet, the bathroom was filled with flies and a room was completely unusable.
nel complesso l'appartamento è carino ed il personale gentile ma mancano le basi dell'igiene: la carta igienica non può essere buttata nel wc, il bagno era invaso da mosche e una stanza era completamente inutilizzabile.
Had a great stay would recommed very friendly and had a wicked time thanks allen and danny! Ill be back soon
we had a very pleasant stay. Danny and Allan are very welcoming, friendly, willing to answer all our questions and good advice for sightseeing. The apartment is ideal for a group of friends, great. We warmly recommend, you will not be disappointed!
nous avons passé un séjour très agréable. Danny et Allan sont très accueillants,sympathiques, prêts à répondre à toutes nos questions et de bons conseils pour les visites. L'appartement est idéal pour un groupe d'amis, très bien situé. Nous vous le recommandons chaleureusement, vous ne serez pas deçus !
Great stay in a funky apartment very well located (in the heart of Amsterdam), ideal for young and short stays. Great hosts, warm, welcoming and very helpful! Another big thank you to Martin and Danny!
Super séjour dans un appartement très funky et trés bien situé (en plein cœur d'Amsterdam), idéal pour des jeunes et des séjours de courte durée.
Des hôtes géniaux, chaleureux, accueillants et trés serviables! Encore un grand merci à Martin et Danny!
Great apartment, the lounge was the highlight.
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Raccoon International is a mature course located 20 minutes East of Columbus Ohio. Situated in rolling woodlands just outside of historic Granville, it features striking vistas and beautiful lakes on a challenging and beautifully maintained par 72 layout. Among the most memorable holes are #8 (a par four from a dramatic elevated tee that requires a tee shot as long as 220 yards to clear the lake), #11 (a 121 yard par 3 over a lake to a two tiered green guarded by a meandering bunker), and the notorious #17 (a par 5 that plays a devilish 666 yards from the back tees) You can choose from four sets of tees to give you the best golf experience for your skill level. If you are interested in working on your skill level, we have a full driving range and a practice green.
Raccoon International hosts a wide variety of golf events. From leagues to corporate outings to some of the most unique" in-house" golf outings to be found anywhere (please see our events page), we want to offer a golf experience you will fondly remember. We invite you to come out and experience one of central Ohio's best golf courses.
There have been recent changes to local roads that lead to our entrance. Please be aware that some navigational systems do not reflect most updates to the changes in road construction. Feel free to use our address for reference: Raccoon International Golf Course -3275 General Griffin Rd. - Granville, Ohio 43023. For those of us that need a little more help with directions, please consider the following:
From the West–Use Route 161 East to the State Route 37 York Rd. exit. At top of exit ramp turn left (North. You will cross over top of the 4 lane highway. After ¼ of a mile turn right (East) on Moots Run Rd. After ¾ of a mile turn right (South) on Outville Rd. After crossing over the 4 lane hwy, again, turn left (East) onto General Griffin Rd. about 1 ½ miles to our driveway.
From the East - Use Route 16 West out of Newark. At Granville, Rt 16 merges with Rt 37. Stay on Rt 37 when they split and continue to the 37 West exit. (You will drive past the golf course to get to this exit) At the top of the exit ramp turn right (North). Go 100 yards to Moots Run Rd. and turn right (East). After ¾ of a mile turn right (South) onto Outville Rd. On Outville for ¼ of a mile and take a left (East) onto General Griffin Rd. Drive about 1 ½ miles to our driveway.
From I 70 -Use exit #122 (Kirkersville Rte 158) Go North on Rt 158 (Outville Rd.) for about 9 miles to Morse Rd. (you will cross Rt 40 and Rt 16) Turn right (Northeast) on Morse and go 1.9 miles to General Griffin Rd. Turn right (East) on General Griffin Rd. for 0.4 miles to our driveway.
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The fast action or reaction was caused by the reversal of an acceptance of Steven Silva in accepting the job offered him at last week's board meeting.
Silva, through an email communique, stated that he decided against taking the job as he would "not be able to contribute to Skidmore-Tynan and their students with the level of effort and commitment I think they require of the AD position."
Silva has been the assistant AD at Alice under Chris Soza for the past three years. He also had several years experience at A.C. Jones as one of the Trojans coaches under Soza when he was with the Beeville high school.
"I want to commend the selection committee in coming together on Sunday afternoon to go through the process again and come up with coach John Livas," said S-TISD Superintendent Dr. Brett Belmarez.
The selection committee was formed with administrative staff from S-TISD and community members Daniel Naranjo, Bucky Haws, Beth Gonzales and Carroll Lohse.
Livas has ties to Bee County as he was on the staff of the Beeville Trojans under head coach Soza. He left in 2007 for a position at Tuloso-Midway. Livas was more recently the head coach for the Uvalde Coyotes before moving back to the South Texas Coastal Bend as offensive coordinator and assistant head football coach at Goliad. Livas has been in coaching for 14 years.
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In football, the Bobcats will go back to a running game aligned along the slot-T formation. It is an offense Livas is most familiar with and has had good success running the misdirection style of football.
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