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Long QT syndrome (LQTS) is a heart rhythm condition that can potentially cause fast, chaotic heartbeats. These rapid heartbeats might trigger a sudden fainting spell or seizure. In some cases, the heart can beat erratically for so long that it causes sudden death.
You can be born with a genetic mutation that puts you at risk of long QT syndrome. In addition, certain medications and medical conditions might cause long QT syndrome.
Long QT syndrome is treatable. You might need to take medications to prevent a chaotic heart rhythm. In some cases, treatment for long QT syndrome involves surgery or an implantable device. You'll also need to avoid medications known to cause prolonged QT intervals that could trigger your long QT syndrome. Sometimes, certain physical activities or sports may need to be avoided.
Many people who have long QT syndrome don't have any signs or symptoms. You might be aware of your condition only from results of an electrocardiogram (ECG) done for an unrelated reason, because you have a family history of long QT syndrome or because of genetic testing results.
For people who do experience signs and symptoms of long QT syndrome, the most common long QT symptoms include:
Fainting. This is the most common sign of long QT syndrome. Long QT syndrome-triggered fainting spells (syncope) are caused by the heart temporarily beating in an erratic way. These fainting spells might happen when you're excited, angry, scared or during exercise.
Fainting can occur without warning, such as losing consciousness after being startled by a ringing telephone. Unlike normal fainting spells that are preceded by warning signs such as lightheadedness, heart palpitations, irregular heartbeat, weakness and blurred vision, long QT syndrome-triggered fainting spells can occur with little to no warning.
Signs and symptoms of inherited long QT syndrome might start during the first weeks to months after birth, or as late as older age, or never at all. Most people who experience signs or symptoms from long QT syndrome have their first episode by age 40.
Signs and symptoms of long QT syndrome might occur during sleep or arousal from sleep.
Consult your doctor if you suddenly faint during physical exertion or emotional excitement or after use of a new medication.
Because long QT syndrome can occur in families, ask your doctor to be tested for long QT syndrome if a first-degree relative (parent, sibling or child) has been diagnosed with long QT syndrome.
Long QT syndrome is a heart rhythm disorder that can cause serious irregular heart rhythms (arrhythmias).
In a normal heart, your heart circulates blood throughout your body during each heartbeat. Your heart's chambers contract and relax to pump blood. These actions are controlled by electrical impulses created in the sinus node — a group of cells in the upper right chamber of your heart. These impulses travel through your heart and cause it to beat.
After each heartbeat, your heart's electrical system recharges itself in preparation for the next heartbeat. This process is known as repolarization.
In long QT syndrome, your heart muscle takes longer than normal to recharge between beats. This electrical disturbance, which often can be seen on an electrocardiogram (ECG), is called a prolonged QT interval.
An electrocardiogram (ECG) measures electrical impulses as they travel through your heart. Patches with wires attached to your skin measure these impulses, which are displayed on a monitor or printed on paper as waves of electrical activity.
An ECG measures electrical impulses as five distinct waves. Doctors label these five waves using the letters P, Q, R, S and T. The waves labeled Q through T show electrical activity in your heart's lower chambers (ventricles).
The space between the start of the Q wave and the end of the T wave (QT interval) corresponds to the time it takes for your heart to contract and then refill with blood before beginning the next contraction.
By measuring the QT interval, doctors can measure whether the QT interval occurs in a normal amount of time. If it takes longer than normal to occur, it's called a prolonged QT interval. The upper limit of a normal QT interval takes into account age, sex, and regularity and speed of the heart rate.
Long QT syndrome results from abnormalities in the heart's electrical recharging system. However, the heart's structure is normal. Abnormalities in your heart's electrical system might be inherited or acquired due to an underlying medical condition or a medication.
At least 17 genes associated with long QT syndrome have been discovered so far, and hundreds of mutations within these genes have been identified. Mutations in three of these genes account for about 75 percent of long QT syndrome cases, while mutations in the other 14 minor genes contribute less than 5 percent of long QT syndrome cases. About 20 percent of people who definitely have long QT syndrome have a negative genetic test result.
Doctors have described two forms of inherited long QT syndrome:
Additionally, scientists have been investigating a possible link between sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and long QT syndrome and have discovered that approximately five to 10 percent of babies affected by SIDS had a genetic defect or mutation for long QT syndrome.
Acquired long QT syndrome can be caused by certain medications or medical conditions. More than 75 medications — many of them common — can lengthen the QT interval in otherwise healthy people and cause a form of acquired long QT syndrome known as drug-induced long QT syndrome.
Medications that can lengthen the QT interval and upset heart rhythm include:
People who develop drug-induced long QT syndrome might also have some subtle genetic defects in their hearts, making them more susceptible to disruptions in heart rhythm from taking drugs that can cause prolonged QT intervals.
People who may have a higher risk of inherited or acquired long QT syndrome may include:
Long QT syndrome often goes undiagnosed or is misdiagnosed as a seizure disorder, such as epilepsy. However, long QT syndrome might be responsible for some otherwise unexplained deaths in children and young adults. For example, an unexplained drowning of a young person might be the first clue to inherited long QT syndrome in a family.
Sometimes, prolonged QT intervals in people with long QT syndrome never cause problems. However, physical or emotional stress might "trip up" a heart susceptible to prolonged QT intervals. This can cause the heart's rhythm to spin out of control, triggering life-threatening, irregular heart rhythms (arrhythmias) including:
Torsades de pointes — 'twisting of the points.' This arrhythmia is characterized by your heart's two lower chambers (ventricles) beating fast, making the waves on an ECG monitor look twisted. When this arrhythmia occurs, less blood is pumped out from your heart. Less blood then reaches your brain, causing you to faint suddenly and, often, without any warning.
If a torsades de pointes episode is short — lasting less than one minute — your heart can correct itself seconds later, and you regain consciousness on your own. However, if a torsades de pointes episode persists, it can lead to a life-threatening arrhythmia called ventricular fibrillation.
Ventricular fibrillation. This condition causes the ventricles to beat so fast that your heart quivers and effectively ceases pumping blood. Unless your heart is shocked back into a normal rhythm by a device called a defibrillator, ventricular fibrillation can lead to brain damage and death.
It's now known that long QT syndrome might explain some cases of sudden death in young people who otherwise appear healthy.
If you develop signs and symptoms common to long QT syndrome, contact your doctor. After an initial exam, it's likely that the doctor will refer you to a doctor trained in diagnosing and treating heart conditions (cardiologist), a doctor trained in heart rhythm conditions (electrophysiologist) or a cardiologist who specializes in sudden death predisposing genetic heart conditions (genetic cardiologist).
Here's some information to help you prepare for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
Questions to ask the doctor at your initial appointment include:
Questions to ask if you're referred to a cardiologist or electrophysiologist include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared ahead of time, don't hesitate to ask other questions during your appointment if you don't understand something.
A doctor who sees you for possible long QT syndrome might ask a number of questions, including:
While you wait for your appointment, check with your family members to find out if any first-degree relatives (children, siblings, parents), second-degree relatives (aunts, uncles, grandparents), third-degree relatives (great aunts, great uncles, cousins) or any other known relatives have been diagnosed with heart disease or have died suddenly.
Having a first-degree relative who died from an unexpected cause — such as from SIDS, from drowning or while driving — is an important clue for your doctor. And in general, knowing as much as possible about your family's health history will help your doctor determine the next steps for your diagnosis and treatment.
A nonprofit advocacy organization called the Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndromes (SADS) Foundation can help you prepare and understand your family history as it relates to a possible diagnosis of LQTS.
If exercise makes your symptoms worse, avoid exerting yourself physically until you've been seen by your doctor.
To diagnose long QT syndrome, your doctor will review your symptoms, review your medical and family history, and conduct a physical examination. If your doctor suspects that you have long QT syndrome, you might need several tests to confirm the diagnosis. These include:
Electrocardiogram (ECG). During an ECG, doctors attach sensors (electrodes) that can detect the electrical activity of your heart to your chest. An ECG measures the timing and duration of each electrical phase in your heartbeat.
You might have this test while at rest or during an exercise stress test, in which doctors monitor your heart activity as you exercise on a treadmill or a stationary bicycle. Your doctor may also suggest your family members have ECGs.
In some people with suspected long QT syndrome, the ECG doesn't show a visibly lengthened QT interval. Other testing may be necessary to diagnose long QT syndrome, such as:
A nonexercise (medication) stress test. This ECG test is done while you're given a medication such as epinephrine (Adrenalin) that stimulates your heart in a way similar to exercise. In this test, doctors monitor the effects of the medication on the way your heart recharges.
This test can help doctors to diagnose people with suspected long QT syndrome and may help determine which genes are associated with the condition. It may also be used to diagnose people with long QT syndrome who have a gene associated with long QT syndrome but who have a normal QT interval (recharging time) at rest.
Genetic testing. A genetic test for long QT syndrome is available and may be covered by some private and governmental insurance plans. Genetic tests for long QT syndrome can generally find the genetic cause for about 3 out of every 4 cases of long QT syndrome. However, genetic tests can't detect all cases of long QT syndrome.
If your genetic cause of long QT syndrome is discovered through a positive genetic test, then your doctor may recommend that your family members be tested to determine whether they inherited the same genetic mutation.
Treatment for inherited long QT syndrome can involve medications, medical devices, surgery or lifestyle changes. The goal of treatment is either to prevent the long QT heart from ever beating out of control or to prevent sudden death. Your doctor will discuss with you the most appropriate treatment options for your condition based on your symptoms, your type of long QT syndrome, and your risk of fainting or sudden cardiac arrest.
For acquired long QT syndrome, treating the cause of the condition may eliminate it. Doctors will also treat heart rhythm disorders (arrhythmias) as needed.
If acquired long QT syndrome is due to certain medications, your doctor may recommend that you stop taking the medication causing the condition and switch medications in order to treat the condition. Some people might need additional treatment.
Medications used to treat long QT syndrome may include:
Your doctor might suggest treatment for long QT syndrome even if you don't experience frequent signs or symptoms of the condition.
If you do need treatment, take the medications your doctor prescribes for long QT syndrome as directed. While medications won't cure the condition, they provide some protection against potentially fatal disruptions of your heart rhythm. You might need to take a medication such as a beta blocker indefinitely.
Depending on your condition, your doctor might consider other treatments for you, including:
A pacemaker or implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD). These devices, which are implanted under the skin of your chest, can stop a potentially fatal arrhythmia.
An ICD continuously monitors your heartbeat. If it detects an abnormal heart rhythm, it delivers electrical shocks to reset the heart to a normal heart rhythm.
If a pacemaker detects a heart rate that's abnormal, it emits electric impulses that stimulate your heart to beat at a normal rate.
Left cardiac sympathetic denervation surgery. In this procedure, specific nerves in your chest are surgically removed. These nerves are part of the body's sympathetic nervous system, which controls automatic functions in the body including regulation of heart rhythm. Left cardiac sympathetic denervation surgery significantly reduces the risk of sudden death.
This surgery is generally reserved for people considered at high risk of sudden death, people who don't tolerate their medications or have a fainting spell despite their medications, and people who have an implanted ICD and are experiencing ICD shocks. Left cardiac sympathetic denervation surgery might significantly reduce the frequency of such appropriate ICD shocks.
In addition to medications or surgery, your doctor might recommend lifestyle changes to reduce your chances of a long QT syndrome-related fainting spell or sudden cardiac arrest. These could include:
Work with your doctor to balance these lifestyle recommendations against the clear, heart-healthy benefits of an active lifestyle. In some circumstances, it might be possible to stay fully active in sports, including competitive sports, after carefully reviewing the risks and benefits with your doctor.
If your symptoms are mild or don't occur very often, your doctor might recommend only simple preventive measures or lifestyle changes for your condition, and he or she might not prescribe any daily medications for you.
Once you've been diagnosed with long QT syndrome, several steps can help you avoid serious consequences of the illness. These steps include:
Don't overexert yourself. You don't necessarily have to give up sports if you have long QT syndrome. Your doctor might permit recreational activities as long as you have a buddy along in case you have a fainting episode. In general, people with long QT syndrome should never swim alone.
Strenuous exercise might be dangerous and isn't recommended for some people with long QT syndrome. However, others might have a lower risk of complications and may be able to continue strenuous exercise and even competitive sports. Discuss this issue with your doctor carefully.
Inform other people. Make family, friends, teachers, neighbors and anyone else who has regular contact with you aware of your heart condition. Wear some sort of medical alert identification to notify health care providers of your condition.
In addition, have plans in place in the case of an emergency cardiac event. Urge family members to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) so that they can provide immediate resuscitation if it ever becomes necessary.
In some situations, possession of or rapid access to an automatic external defibrillator (AED) might be appropriate.
Sexual intercourse doesn't appear to increase the risk of long QT syndrome. Pregnancy and delivery aren't associated with an increased risk of symptoms in women with long QT syndrome.
Still, your doctor will want to monitor you closely both during your pregnancy and after if you have inherited long QT syndrome. Women with long QT syndrome, especially a form called LQT2, are at increased risk during the postpartum period and need careful monitoring.
Long QT syndrome can be a worrisome condition because of its serious potential outcomes. Worrying about possible fatal heart rhythms can obviously cause you and your family a lot of stress.
Families with inherited long QT syndrome might find it helpful to talk to a cardiologist with expertise in diagnosing and treating long QT syndrome, a genetics counselor, a psychiatrist or psychologist, as well as other families with the condition.
If you have inherited long QT syndrome, be careful about which medications you take. Some medications — including certain appetite suppressants, decongestants and common antibiotics — might trigger dangerous heart rhythms. Ask your doctor what you can and can't take safely. Illegal drugs, such as cocaine and amphetamines, pose a serious risk for people with long QT syndrome.
In addition, seek medical treatment right away for illnesses that could result in low blood-potassium levels, such as conditions that cause excessive vomiting and diarrhea. Such illnesses could trigger an episode of long QT syndrome in people at risk. Your doctor might advise you not to take some drugs, such as diuretics, that lower blood-potassium levels.
For some people — especially older adults with long QT syndrome who haven't had signs or symptoms of the condition in decades — preventive measures may be all the treatment that's required.
Expertise and experience. Mayo Clinic has one of the largest, dedicated long QT syndrome specialty clinics in the nation. Mayo Clinic doctors trained in heart conditions (cardiologists), doctors trained in treating children with heart conditions (pediatric cardiologists and heart surgeons (cardiovascular surgeons) have expertise and experience in evaluating and treating people who have long QT syndrome. Mayo doctors evaluate and treat more than 850 people each year with long QT syndrome.
Pediatric cardiologists at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota have extensive experience caring for children who have long QT syndrome and other heart conditions.
Treatment expertise. Doctors with expertise in long QT syndrome treat both adults and children with long QT syndrome in the Long QT Syndrome/Genetic Heart Rhythm Clinic at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota.
Doctors trained in heart rhythm conditions have experience treating adults with long QT syndrome and other heart rhythm conditions at Mayo Clinic's campuses in Arizona, Florida and Minnesota.
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., is ranked among the Best Hospitals for heart and heart surgery by U.S. News & World Report. Mayo Clinic also ranks among the Best Children's Hospitals for heart and heart surgery.
Mayo Clinic works with hundreds of insurance companies and is an in-network provider for millions of people. In most cases, Mayo Clinic doesn't require a physician referral. Some insurers require referrals or may have additional requirements for certain medical care. All appointments are prioritized on the basis of medical need.
Doctors trained in cardiovascular diseases and cardiovascular and thoracic surgery treat adults with long QT syndrome at Mayo Clinic's campus in Arizona.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 800-446-2279 (toll-free) 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Doctors trained in cardiovascular diseases and cardiovascular and thoracic surgery treat adults with long QT syndrome at Mayo Clinic's campus in Florida.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 904-953-0853 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Doctors trained in pediatric cardiology, cardiovascular diseases and cardiovascular and thoracic surgery treat both adults and children with long QT syndrome at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota
For appointments or more information, call the Long QT Syndrome/Genetic Heart Rhythm Clinic at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota at 507-284-0101 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday, or complete an online appointment request form.
Doctors trained in treating children with heart conditions (pediatric cardiologists) and cardiovascular surgery treat children with long QT syndrome at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota.
Children with heart disease are cared for in the Mayo Clinic Children's Center at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota.
See information on patient services at the three Mayo Clinic locations, including transportation options and lodging.
Researchers at Mayo Clinic conduct clinical and laboratory research in causes, new diagnostic tests and treatments for long QT syndrome. Doctors also conduct research in identifying those at risk of sudden death in long QT syndrome and genetic testing for long QT syndrome. Staff in the Windland Smith Rice Sudden Death Genomics Laboratory study long QT syndrome and other causes of sudden cardiac death.
Read more about research in the Cardiovascular Research Center.
See a list of publications by Mayo authors on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
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Aliens brought millions of people to an earth staged with ancient structures and paved roads 900 years ago to play out the roles assigned to them a-cross different countries of different cultures,faiths, and in the blinking of an eye believing they all lived here before and went about their everyday duties.
I've already proven that the 6 Great Empires of the past were fables, I started with the first, Egypt. (alpha)
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Today I'll focus on the last great empire Rome (omega) and prove that Jesus and the dirty dozen were just made up.
The 12 apostles and Jesus were said to have walked this earth during a time when the Romans ruled the known world included was the conquest and occupation of Israel. (Jerusalem)
The Roman Empire was said to have reigned for almost 500 years beginning in 27-BC with Augustus Caesar and ended with Theodosius the Great 395-
The famous celebrated Jesus along with his 12 legendary disciples survived for more then 300 years already since the crucifiction and were finally acknowledged by the ruling class and all were inscribed unto the pages of our so-called history documented at the so-called historic council of Laodicea in 364 AD due to their popularity.
Yet, there are no portraits of Jesus or the last 12 fishermen made by anyone living at that time.
Yet, there are no poems written about the son of god by admires who were willing to die for Jesus, their lord.
Yet, there are no songs expressing love for him or about his valiant disciples who walked triumphantly before their enemies without their heads as most were beheaded.
Today you have real humans with real souls and emotions expressing their love for Jesus in poems,songs,plays,movies.
link to www.famouspoetsandpoems.com
link to www.youtube.com
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Where are the Jesus poems,songs and plays written by those people during the Roman days?
Where are the poems,songs and plays written by believers who loved the lord after the Fall of Rome? (500AD)
Where are the poems,songs and plays written by believers who walked the earth during 600 AD?
Where are the poems,songs and plays written by believers who walked the earth during 700 AD?
Where are the poems,songs and plays written by believers who walked the earth during 800 AD?
Where are the poems,songs and plays written by believers who walked the earth during 900 AD? --
Get the picture!
Why no portraits?
Jesus was making miracles of all sorts, healing, and feeding fish sandwiches to the thousands while the 12 fishermen brought their catch to the Market-place wrapped in Gospel-paper.
Non-existing portraits will never be forthcoming because this story took place within a fairytale called the Roman Empire written by the advanced species passed unto the humans they brought here 900 years ago who were already conditioned and convinced of these beliefs and its history.
Even this guy has a portrait circulating the World.
link to www.klangundkleid.ch
And he wasn't anywhere near in greatness as a son of god would be.
Famous people (past & present) most have poems and songs written about them.
I even got a poem composed to me by a good talent.
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I got stories written about me. Just do a search.
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- Where is the proof that humans lived during the time of the Romans when Jesus and the headless 12 walked the earth?
- Where are these Jesus artistic expressions, or even documents of the Romans, on anything?
Its what is documented by humans about humanity like songs, poems, stories, plays, weather, wars, discoveries "in the news" sort of thing that speaks reality. These Jesus-Roman records and the fact that they are nowhere to be found would have been a witnessing testament that human life was lived during that timeframe.
The Roman records and there whereabouts will never be forthcoming because the human race didn't exist at that point in time to express the essence of the human soul and document that impression within the pages of True history like we do today with every expression we live, experience and love. The fact that Roman records are missing proves that earth was just a stage waiting for the actors to come and take their roles.
Its not like the Roman empire and its people completely disappeared from that geographical location. No! The Italians remained in Rome, why would there be no documents of their own past generations?
If your argument is one that the Italians grew tired of Roman songs in 500 AD and that they wished no longer to chant the poems of their ancestors greatness, or marvel at the portraits of their success wouldn't there be some place where these documents could be stored, like a Library?
- Its like nobody wrote anything during that period that expressed their Roman souls.
- Its like nobody sang a song.
- Its like nobody danced.
- Its like nobody wrote a poem.
- Its like nobody drew a picture, not even from a child that a Roman mom would hang on to remembering it by.
- Its like there were no important discussions or debates.
- Its like there were no ideas exchanged or suggestions to solutions to problems Rome either faced or were to face.
- Its like humans were not alive during that timeframe.
These missing Roman records is proof that people weren't around (including Jesus et al) when anthropologists archeologists and historians say the Roman Empire existed. But the most compelling proof are that of the missing (
never written
) documents that no society, no invading army, no form of stupidity rise to power would ever dare to remove or destroy, and these are the records of earthquakes which by the way only began to be documented 900 years ago.
Records of earthquakes would always survive.
link to earthquake.usgs.gov
The fear and the innate scientific curiosity of such earth shattering force would compel those living to properly inscribe this event with time and date for future access. Earthquakes aren't just a bad snow fall, or torrential rains which we today document regardless. Earthquakes would have scared those who lived on earth as it scares those living today to make notes and file these accounts for future access.
No my friends, we were brought here by advanced beings who set the earth up like a stage, all ancient buildings like Pyramids (great wall) all built by them. They also wrote all beliefs-systems. All religions from the origins (book of enoch) to the jewish torah,christian new testament,islamic koran are all false and never occurred. Included are the sumerian tablets,hinduism,buddhism,thoth atlantean, all derived from enochian theme storyline.
- Enoch was a make-believe character written by these advanced beings.
- The torah that followed was done to separate a class of people that would come to this earth and play-out that role.
- The same for the christians and their 12 apostles. Including zombie Jesus who died but lives, living-dead, lol!
- The same for mohamed koran b/s, building mosques where the make-believe Romans pulled down the fairytale Temple.
When the Aliens brought the humans (actors), the humans took up their beliefs (roles) on the stage (earth) designed and set-up by the advanced beings and the humans carried out their indoctrinated beliefs. The soldiers (humans) came alive on battlefield earth.
link to www.middle-ages.org.uk
link to www.crusades.org
link to en.wikipedia.org
During the period known as the Crusades were the first recordings of earthquakes.
link to earthquake.usgs.gov
You will also note that these recordings also happened during what historians called "The Renaissance" -- Re-Birth.
link to www.mrdowling.com
The intelligent species had me believing that I was the last buck in the book of enoch, and that I was supposed to awaken others to that the world was under Nephilim leadership by showing that the Democratic & Republican animal symbols represented the Nephilim (chapter 86), only the camel between the asses and elephants in the dream were reserved to immortalized the words of zombie jesus to his followers: "You strain out the gnats fighting with atheist science dummies yet you swallowed the CAMEL whole!" --
That's how highly intelligent and influential they can be.
You will live out your life thinking you are living by free-will of faith and never know the truth of it all.
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(NEWSER) – Coy Mathis, the transgender 6-year-old whose school wouldn't let her use the girls' bathroom, has won her battle. The Colorado Civil Rights Division ruled in her favor, the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund announced yesterday, finding that barring Coy from using the girls' bathroom was discriminatory. But Coy won't actually be using the Eagleside Elementary School bathrooms anymore; the first-grader has moved with her family to Denver and will be attending a new school, KDVRreports.


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The spring sunshine may have taken its time to brighten up Shrove Tuesday, but Ilkley's pancake racers got off to a flying start.
Hundreds of enthusiastic children from local schools were joined by shoppers, parents, grandparents and nearby residents as they lined The Grove to watch the annual Ilkley Rotary Pancake races And local workplaces joined in the fun, putting forward their own teams of staff to battle it out in the competitive adults' races.
Despite the week getting off to a warm sunny start, waterproofs and umbrellas were the order of the day as the races got under way on Tuesday – but competitors and spectators alike did not let drizzle and grey skies put them off.
The series of races were again organised by Ilkley Rotary Club, and members of the club were out in force stewarding the dashes along The Grove, which became a pedestrian-only zone for the morning.
The pans and the pancakes were provided for the competitors, who had to sprint along the street and flip their pancake – without losing it – to win their race.
A commentary and music was provided by Harrogate radio station Stray FM.
Parties of pupils from local primary schools, independent schools and Ilkley Grammar School headed to The Grove ready for the first race at 10.45am, cheering on their classmates and pupils from other schools.
The first-ever toddlers race was also held, with determined tots running over a shorter distance, all managing to keep the pancakes in their pans.
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Hi all,
Just listened to a fantastic podcast from an Australian Breastfeeding Association councellor who breastfed through ivf treatment. She goes through all the most common drugs and the situations where it may be appropriate to not wean. See http://mumsright.libsyn.com/ivf-and-breastfeeding
My ivf-concieved daughter is now 11 months and breastfeeding fairly frequently (about 5 times per day) so this topic is of particular interest to me and may be helpful for others considering fertility treatment for second and subsequent children.
7th January 2012 05:29 AM #2
Hi PennyB - Welcome to the forum. What a fanastic resource on IVF and breastfeeding. Thanks for sharing. I also love that the rest of this website has lots of podcasts that you can download about all sorts of topics on breastfeeding.
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To ween or not to ween for a maybe-baby
Thanks so much for posting that resource PennyB. My daughter (an IVF baby) has just turned one and I am contemplating another pregnancy. Amongst the myriad of considerations, one is my desire not to sever my breastfeeding relationship with my daughter in an attempt to conceive another child.
An advocate of extended breastfeeding I am unwilling to forgo this relationship for what is, in reality, a very small chance of conception success. After all, my daughter is here and now. How can I sacrifice her needs on a maybe-baby? I had made a conscious decision to be evasive, and lie if necessary, to protect my breastfeeding relationship from IVF doctors who want to control every element of my body and see little value in breastfeeding a one year old.
Listening to the podcast I now feel much more confident in my stance that weaning, in my situation, is unnecessary.
Thanks Again!
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Lil Za speaks out on arrest during Justin Bieber raid
Lil Za is speaking out about his drug arrest during a police raid on pal Justin Bieber's house earlier this week.
On Thursday, the rapper took to Twitter to defend himself against his characterization in the press, while also raising the issue of face.
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Honestly , the media is making me someone I'm not . But only those in my shoes can relate. ... These ppl get paid to make you look bad.
— Gunzo (@LilZa) January 16, 2014
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Some stuff I've done has been wrong yes. but look at the position I'm in and the color of my skin. Cocaine? Really?
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I bet he would do better than Murray has been doing
yeah we purposely gave Murray the starting job and manufactured all those stories about how good he looked opposed to Felix who was out of shape during camp.
Everyone raved about how good Murray looked, even referred to him as a man amongst boys by one observer. Murray's main problem now is the run blocking nothing else. He is the superior back
Of course, none of this means Felix is really the mega-scrub everyone is now convinced he is. But it is hard for him to counter these labels when he barely touches the ball.
Why not ...everybody seems to be manufacturing stories about how bad felix is...After Murray went down he did better that Murray is doing now
Green Bay just lost Benson for the year. All it takes is for one JJ, I mean owner to panic and overpay.
Are your serious? Have you not payed attention to the offensive line at all?
Murray is a terrific player, but do you really expect him to block for himself?
dude honestly, what would we get for Felix? Why would people want our garbage, regardless if a team lost their starting RB... Trades are hardly made in this league to begin with..
Come on, Murray is so so much better than Felix.. Its not an issue... WE cant run block at all... Its not on Murray at all
I would not do it for anything less than a second rounder - otherwise he gives us better value as an emergency back - except nobody is going to give that up for Felix Jones. So that's what he is - our emergency back. I can live with that this season.
Yea, that is part of it. I have seen a good write-up on it by Adam before.
Anybody consider what happens if Murray goes down for the year with a freak injury?
Felix Jones is the RB insurance policy that Dallas has that no other tea does. I'll bet ARizina and Cincinnatti wished they had one.
In the last few weeks we have seen first hand what happens if you can't run the ball. If we get the OL fixed then having Murray and Felix Jones gives us an advantage no other team does.
Like I said, if I'm trading away Felix Jones its for nothing less than a second rounder. I don't care if that's too high to deal. It's what it's worth to me to give that insurance up.
lmao a 2nd rounder for Felix Jones? Are you kidding me???????? COme on people.. wake up...
Not speaking for someone else, but I believe that he means that he values Jones as a solid backup insurance policy and would only part with that insurance policy for second round pick value.
I don't think he believes that we would be offered a second round pick for him.
Why is it on Felix then ...Did our Oline just start to suck all of the sudden
Felix had 1 carry for 13 yards with the same blocking...Under the same cicumstanses felix has alway outperformed Murray...The only thing that makes Murray better is his durabillity even that is starting to be questionable
Yes, and I said that too. Seems I was told to wake up by someone lulling himself in a dead sleep. Then again, these are message boards; we get all levels of reading comprehension here.


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David Kopay. Esera Tuaolo. John Amaechi.
And now, for the first time, a male athlete in a major American sport has come out of the closet before his retirement - NBA player Jason Collins.
Collins, a 12-year veteran, made the announcement in a Sports Illustrated essay published Monday that begins with a straightforward declaration: "I'm a 34-year-old NBA center. I'm black. And I'm gay. "
Although increasing percentages of Americans support same-sex marriage and mass audiences have become more accepting of gay and lesbian entertainers, professional sports has remained as one place in American society where gays - especially gay men - stayed in the closet.
Until Monday.
"I think it's big. We have reported on high school or college athletes coming out, but people still think it's important for an athlete to come out in the pros," said Cyd Zeigler, co-founder of Outsports.com.
In his own blog post on Monday, Zeigler praised Collins' essay for its quality and its timing. By waiting until the offseason to make his announcement, "the media will get the story out its system before tip-off of the next season," Zeigler wrote.
"He did this really well. He wrote that piece exceptionally," Zeigler said in a telephone interview. "The timing could not have been more perfect. Months, months away from the start of the season, so by the time it starts, it will be all over. "
Zeigler said Collins' announcement was so significant that he cried when he read the Sports Illustrated essay.
Among other male athletes who have announced they were gay, NFL player David Kopay went public in 1975, three years after he retired from pro football. Kopay played high school football for Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks before a pro career with the San Francisco 49ers and other teams. In a 1998 Los Angeles Daily News article, Kopay said he was frustrated gay professional athletes continued to conceal the truth about their lives. Kopay said at the time that an athlete coming out of the closet could help teenagers who face the same issue in their lives.
"It takes an incredible amount of energy," Kopay said. "Sometimes I feel, like, what can I accomplish? I realize how totally alone I've been and it makes me want to cry.''
More recently, former NFL player Kwame Harris told CNN he was gay this past March. Amaechi became the first retired NBA player to come out of the closet in 2007.
Esera Tuaolo, a former NFL defensive tackle who attended Don Lugo High School in Chino, announced that he was gay in a 2002 episode of HBO's "Real Sports. "
Professional baseball players Billy Bean and Glenn Burke, both of whom played for the Los Angeles Dodgers during their careers, also came out of the closet after their playing days.
Tennis stars Billy Jean King and Martina Navratilova made news when they came out of the closet in 1981, but today's female athletes who come out of the closet are less likely to get the kind of attention Collins received. For example, Zeigler wrote on April 22 that "the mainstream media didn't seem to care" when former Baylor University star and this year's top WNBA pick Brittney Griner came out of the closet.
Colombia University wrestling coach Hudson Taylor, who founded AthleteAlly as an organization opposed to discrimination against LGBT athletes, said he was motivated to do so after befriending gay people who he encountered as a theater student. Those friendships caused him to be bothered by slurs he heard other athletes say in the locker room.
The athletes he coaches have similar experiences. Taylor says college athletes who have gay friends or family members are less likely to voice anti-gay remarks.
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Missing Boy Found Safe ... in Toy Claw Machine
(NEWSER) – A frantic search for a missing toddler in Lincoln, Neb., ended happily—and hilariously. The 3-year-old boy, who had slipped out of his home while his mother was in the bathroom, was found happily playing with stuffed animals inside the claw machine of the bowling alley across the street. An astonished customer notified employees after spotting the boy in the machine.
"I really don't think he noticed any of us outside the machine because he was just picking up stuffed animals and putting them down where they come out of," the establishment's bartender tells KLKN.
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The Washington County Commanders and Commanderettes will be on the road tonight to Bardstown as they play their first district match-ups of the season against Nelson County.
The Commanders (0-4) start off the double-header at 6 p.m. against the Cardinals (3-1), while the Commanderettes (1-3) play the late game against the Lady Cards (3-1).
Both games will be broadcast on 102.7 WYSB-FM with pre-game hitting the air around 5:55 p.m.
Come out and support your Washington County High School basketball teams!
While farmers have been working hard to harvest their tobacco crops, one local farmer has found that some criminals have been working just as hard to steal his crop.
Michael McCain Jr. discovered on two occasions recently that some of his tobacco, as well as a John Deere wagon, had been stolen from his barn on Beechland Road.
A new program will add value to Kentucky-bred livestock exhibited at Kentucky Department of Agriculture-sponsored livestock shows and the Kentucky State Fair.
The Kentucky Proud Livestock Tag Program will make exhibitors eligible for additional premiums in livestock shows and the state fair. The program is expected to increase sale prices for participating producers.
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Arthur Latham averaged a double-double last year for the St. Catharine College Patriots with 21 points and 11 rebounds a game. But with only one semester of eligibility remaining, the Patriots chose to save the Radcliff, Ky., native's talents for this season's second semester when the Mid-South Conference schedule begins.
By Jimmie Earls
Sun Sports Writer
WC freshman center Kenya Turner set a school record on Dec. 7 when she pulled down 29 rebounds against Boyle County.
Turner's 17 offensive and 12 defensive rebounds broke the previous record of 25, set by Patrice Keene, which she had held for more than 20 years.
Everybody loves to save money, and Washington County Sheriff Tommy Bartley is no exception. An estimate of the sheriff's 2010 budget was presented to the Washington County Fiscal Court on Monday, and the estimate of $469,000 looks to be $17,100 lower than 2009's budget.
"This year's budget is a little lower," Bartley said. "Last year, we weren't real sure on the cost of the court security officers for the judicial center, but I think we are down a little."
Several local residents recently had the chance to go back to the classroom when they were treated to a tour of the new Springfield campus of Elizabethtown Community and Technical College. Visitors were given a first-hand look at the new campus which will open early next year.
Construction of the $14.5 million, 50,000-sq. ft. facility was completed in early December. Furnishings and equipment have been ordered and will be installed over the next several months. Voice and data service will be activated after the first of the year.
Carrico: It's a girl!
Hailee Marie Carrico
Travis and Amanda Smith Carrico announce the birth of their daughter on Nov. 2, 2009 at Ephraim McDowell Hospital.
Hailee Marie Carrico weighed 7 pounds and was 19 inches in length.
Gordon: It's a boy!
Lucas O'Neal Gordon
Sara and Shawn Gordon of Lebanon announce the birth of their son on Oct. 30, 2009 at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon.
Lucas O'Neal Gordon weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces, and was 20 inches in length.
Fall rainfall is good for wheat and next year's crops, but it does have its drawbacks. One challenge is rain's impact on corn stalk quality. More in a moment. Rain in the fall usually is welcomed despite the delays it causes with crop harvest. Pastures and alfalfa benefit from extra growth and winterizing capabilities. Wheat and other small grains
get well established as do any new fields of alfalfa or pasture. And the reserve moisture stored in the soil will get good use during next year's growing season.
Goff: It's a girl!
MaKenzie Lynn Goff
Lynn and Bobby Goff of Springfield announce the birth of their daughter on Nov. 25, 2009 at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon.
MaKenzie Lynn weighed 7 pounds, 1 ounce and was 20 inches in length.
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- 5 Rocket Stocks for Gluttonous Turkey Day Gains
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5 Charts to Trade After Bernanke's Comments - views
BALTIMORE (Stockpickr) -- Yesterday's trading session was quiet -- a little too quiet. Investors spent the whole day lying in wait for FOMC minutes and Fed Chairman Bernanke's comments at an NBER conference, but when they finally came, they couldn't figure out what to do.
>>5 Stock Setting Up to Break Out
The S&P 500 hemmed and hawed after the 2 p.m. minutes release, looking a whole lot more like the EKG of a heart attack patient than a stock chart. But this morning, it looks like market participants have finally settled on a direction to end the week.
"The overall message is accommodation," Bernanke assured his audience yesterday. Heh, message received.
So as stock priced get buoyed today, it makes sense to take a technical look at the big trades setting up insome of Wall Street's biggest names.
>>5 Dow Dividend Stocks to Beat the S&P
If you're new to technical analysis, here's the executive summary.
Technicals are a study of the market itself. Since the market is ultimately the only mechanism that determines a stock's price, technical analysis is a valuable tool even in the roughest of trading conditions. Technical charts are used every day by proprietary trading floors, Wall Street's biggest financial firms, and individual investors to get an edge on the market. And research shows that skilled technical traders can bank gains as much as 90% of the time.
>>4 Big Under-$10 Stocks Making Big Moves
Every week, I take an in-depth look at big names that are telling important technical stories. Here's this week's look at five high-volume stocks to trade this week.
A rising tide may lift all ships, but few firms stand to benefit from a prolonged equity rally quite like IntercontinentalExchange (ICE). The $13 billion global futures exchange operator is in the works to buy NYSE Euronext (NYX), the parent company of the storied New York Stock Exchange.
But ignore those fundamentlas for a second. From a technical standpoint, ICE looks well-positioned for a move higher in July.
>>5 Hated Earnings Stocks You Should Love
That's because ICE is currently forming an ascending triangle pattern, a price setup that's formed by a horizontal resistance level above shares at $180 and uptrending support to the downside. Essentially, as ICE bounces in between those two technical price levels, it's getting squeezed closer and closer to a breakout above that $180 price ceiling. When that happens, we've got a buy signal in this stock.
It's important to wait for that breakout to get confirmed before going long ICE. Shares popped above $180 briefly back in mid-June, but that move ended up being a bull trap. Waiting for two consecutive closes above $180 confirms the move; until then, it's not a high-probability trade...
That kind of confirmation, incidentally, is exactly what investors should be looking for today in shares of PC maker Hewlett-Packard (HPQ). HP has posted some blockbuster performance year-to-date, rallying 82% since the calendar flipped over to 2013. That's far and above the otherwise impressive 15.9% climb in the S&P.
But yesterday's breakout in HPQ points to even more upside in the near-term.
>>3 Tech Stocks Spiking on Big Volume
$26 has acted as resistance for the last two months, swatting shares back lower on each of the last three attempts to cross that price level. But yesterday was different; shares spent the entire session in breakout range, testing the waters above the resistance line. It's still early to call the breakout in H-P confirmed; at this point, it could be just another bull trap. A white candle that stays above $26 could change that.
Yesterday's price action also put HP at a new 52-week high, a technical phenomenon that's bullish for shares. Making new highs is significant from an investor psychology standpoint because it means that everyone who has bought shares in the last year is sitting on gains. As a result, the "back to even" mentality is less of a concern than it would be for a name with a higher proportion of shareholders sitting on losses.
Even so, I'd recommend waiting for confirmation before becoming a buyer.
Electronic Arts
Video game maker Electronic Arts (EA) has posted some impressive price action of its own in 2013: Shares of the $7 billion firm have climbed more than 64% this year. But consolidation in the last few months makes the next step a little less clear in EA. Here's how to trade it.
>>5 Stocks Insiders Are Scooping Up
EA's sideways movements for the last few months aren't hugely surprising, after all, shares went parabolic back in early May, moving far fast. The consolidation gives EA's investors a chance to catch a breath and figure out their next moves. From a technical standpoint, the important thing here is the fact that EA's price action has been "boxed in" by a rectangle pattern, a price setup that's formed by horizontal resistance above shares and horizontal support below.
EA has been flirting with resistance at $23.75 for the last four or five trading sessions, bleeding off momentum as it bled sellers off of the high end of this stock's range. I'd call the breakout confirmed if EA can hold $24. If you decide to be a buyer here, keep a tight stop.
We're seeing the exact same pattern in shares of Netflix (NFLX) right now.
Like EA, Netflix has spent the last few months stuck in a rectangle pattern, bouncing in between resistance at $250 and support at $205. The trading signal comes on NFLX's move outside of its rectangle: A move above $250 is a buy signal, and a move below $205 is a signal to go short.
>>5 Rocket Stocks to Buy for Earnings Season
Whenever you're looking at any technical price pattern, it's critical to think in terms of buyers and sellers. After all, triangles, rectangles, and the like are a good quick way to explain what's going on in this stock, but they're not the reason it's tradable. Instead, it all comes down to supply and demand for shares.
Netflix's resistance level at $250 is a place where sellers have recently been more eager to keep selling than buyers have been to build a position in the stock. But a move through $250 indicates that buyers have finally gained enough steam to absorb all of the excess supply there. That's what makes it a buy signal.
Momentum, measured by 14-day RSI, adds some bullish bias to Netflix right now. Momentum broke its downtrend at the start of July, and it's been moving higher ever since.
Netflix, one of Carl Icahn's stocks, was also featured today in "5 Stocks Setting Up to Break Out."
Last up is search engine giant Google (GOOG), a stock that's showing off some interesting price action of its own this week. Google has spent most of 2013 trending higher, but more recently, it's hit its head on the $920 level -- that's the resistance level to watch from here.
>>5 Stocks Rising on Unusual Volume
Google is forming a price setup called a rounding bottom. As the name implies, rounding bottoms typically show up at the bottom of a downtrend, not at the top of an uptrend. But remember, names don't matter -- the trading implications do. A lot of similar setups are showing up in the tech sector right now, and Google is as good a proxy as any for the group. A move through $920 means that it's time to buy.
The 50-day moving average has been running tangent to Google's support curve that makes it a logical place to keep a stop loss order.
I also featured Google last week in "5 Stock Charts You Need to See."
To see this week's trades in action, check out this week's Must-See Charts portfolio on Stockpickr.
-- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore.
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At the time of publication, author had no positions in stocks mentioned.
Jonas Elmerraji, CMT, is a senior market analyst at Agora Financial in Baltimore and a contributor to TheStreet. Before that, he managed a portfolio of stocks for an investment advisory returned 15% in 2008. He has been featured in Forbes , Investor's Business Daily, and on CNBC.com. Jonas holds a degree in financial economics from UMBC and the Chartered Market Technician designation.
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Surprise, Wiz Khalifa says Miley smokes a lot of pot!
Tell us something we don't know!
Rapper, Wiz Khalifa talked about his friendship with Miley Cyrus and said she loves smoking marijuana!
Wiz appeared on the Arsenio Hall Show this week and when asked about the twerking singer he said she's a "ball of energy" and that she smokes A LOT.
"Every five minutes she kept being like, 'Hey Wiz, you don't have a joint rolled? What's up'? She was just blowin' like a train," he continued.
Miley is very open about her love for the substance. She even accepted an award while smoking a joint on stage at the MTV European Music Awards last year. Plus, she told Rolling Stone back in September that "weed is the best drug on earth."
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