text:
Thank you for
your site and for your mission. I
am a 57 years old man diagnosed
with an infected prostate and was
prescribed the above medication.
While I've read with horror the
experiences of other participants
to this forum I have to say that
after taking this drug for about
7 days the main side effects for
me are fatigue, hard to fall
asleep and more frequent
urination during the night. I do
not downplay for a moment what
other experienced taking this
drug. However, for me after years
and years of deprived sleep
during the night and urologists
telling me that my only solution
is surgery (which I also heard
horror stories) what other
alternatives do I have ?
hope is that perhaps if I take this drug
and treat the infection the quality of my
life will be improved. Thank you once
again for the services you are providing
to the humanity.
Regards from Las Vegas,
10 January 2007
my name is Cynthia Prisco, I have an 88
year old father who was in generally good
health until about 1 week ago. My dad
came down with a bad cold and went to his
physician. The physician prescribed
sulfamethoxazole after 4 pills he could
not breath very well. I told him to not
take the pills any longer. I did not see
him for about two days after he took
these pills, he was jaundiced. Could this
be a side effect of the medication.
is still jaundiced and his liver enzymes
are very high. He is scheduled for a
liver CT scan with contrast. How long
would this medication stay in your system
after you stop taking it. I realize my
father is 88 years old, but he was in
pretty good shape until he took this
13 January 2007
case is not as severe as the other people
but I did end up with a kidney stone. I
was then put on cipro ecause my doctor
found blood in my urine and sent me to
the urologist. I was on antibiotics for
more than 30 days which caused a yeast
infection. I quite taking Bactrim after
the 5th day because I had difficulty
breathing. My x-ray and ultra sounds for
the kidney stone have checked out okay
but I still have lower back pain.
advice to give people is stay away from
the Bacrium and also keep a list of
several pharmacists on speed dial &
cell phone for any questions about drug
Brian and Readers
was a healthy 33 year old mom of 2. I was
prescribed a 3 day dose of Bactrim for a
suspected UTI (later the urine culture
proved no infection). I began taking it
on Wednesday. That night I kept being
jolted awake by muscle spasms in my
sleep. I didn't think much of it because
I blame it on the fact that I started my
menstrual cycle that night. After taking
the 2 Thursday doses. I was completely
fatigued, so much that I could no longer
do anything but sit in my chair. Thursday
night I was unable to sleep, I had
extreme muscle tremors my whole body
shook uncontrollably. Friday I wound up
in the ER, where they thought I was
having a panic attack. Saturday I went to
the ER again, where they gave my fluids
and sent my home. Then on Christmas
morning I went to the ER again and was
admitted. They took 20 vials of blood out
of me to run several tests, they did XRAY
and 2 CT scans and had me consult with 3
specialists so far. The only thing they
can find is that my CD4 count is low. I
see a blood specialist Tuesday.
symptoms were: extreme weakness, could
not walk unassisted, terrible nausea,
diarrhea , a lump in my throat, a white
film all over my tongue, burning in my
chest, uncontrollable shaking of my
entire body for 5 days straight even
through the night, crying and depression,
unable to think clearly, dizziness,
difficulty breathing/tightness in my
chest, vaginal yeast infection,
lost 12 pounds in 10 days down to 95
pounds. I haven't been to work for over 3
weeks. I was unable to drive my car for 2
weeks. Now it has been 3 weeks. I still
have the lump in my throat, dizziness and
very low energy. When I am tired I still
get mild muscle tremors.
you for your website. I really thought I
was going crazy until I saw other
Barre, VT.
DS: 15 January 2007
how the pill container reads. Just went
to the Hospital yesterday 1/12/07 and got
it prescribed for me by a Doctor at the
hospital for a urinary tract infection.
Since I'm catherized because I had renal
failure due to an enlarged prostate gland
which med it almost impossible for me to
urinate. I need to see other doctors to
treat those problems. I have also
suffered from panic attacs, agoraphobia,
depression an PTSD and have been dealing
with those problems for a long time,35
years. I take a small amount of
anticonvulsive medication and I explained
all of that to the attending
"doctor". I have to drink large
amounts of liquids for my kidney
condition anyway. I took the first dose
yesterday and have since taken 2 more
doses. Couldn't understand why I started
itching and felt sick to my stomach so I
looked up the side effects on the www and
found that these were the side effects of
the medication and also that it shouldn't
be prescribed for people with kidney
problems. Had pains in my kidneys and was
very angry. layed in bed obsessing on how
to give this "doctor" a dose of
his own medicine, very violent thoughts
that I would try to stop and had to
continually try to distract myself from
this thinking pattern all day long. Not
the norm for me at all. Also found that
side effects can cause anxiety which it
did and my antianxiety anticonvulsive
medication had very little effect.
Thought I was going crazy. Came across
your web site and read all experiences
and found that it was'nt my imagination,
that others had had similar effects. Why
a doctor would prescribe such a
medication, knowing all these things
about my medical history boggles my mind.
Thank you for your web
16 January 2007
was just reading through some of the
emails on Bactrim. My experience has left
lingering effects. I took the drug for a
UTI in November. I was very dizzy with
severe nausea at first and continued to
take it for one week. Then the effects
grew horribly worse. I suffered from
severe leg aches and weakness. I could
not get out of bed to care for my
children. The tingling and numbness in my
hands and feet was unbearable. I started
to get heart palpatations and I could not
eat at all. I only weigh 116 pounds so
losing weight can become an issue for me.
Two months later I still have effects of
this drug. I do feel some improvement day
by day but I feel that I am still
effected. My heart races for no reason My
joints still ache and I struggle with
weakness- I My UTI Never went away and I
am scared to take any antibiotic
DS: 17 January 2007
92 year old mother was prescribed
sulfamethoxzole/tmp ds for a urinary
tract infection. After a couple days she
started having terrible hand pain. called
the dr and he said to get her off it. put
her on another med.
regained the right hand but the left hand
remains in pain and has shooting pain to
the elbow.
has prescribed hydrocorodon every 6 hrs.
This has been going on for months. She
goes into such terrible pain. Is there a
way to correct the damage done.
is being passed off as osteo arthritis
but can't help but think it is the
results from the sulfamethoxazole. Just
wish there was some way to reverse it for
her and get her some relief.
21 January 2007
FROM BACTRIM! I took bactrim in October
for a blood staph infection...by day 5/6
after several days of feeling like the
flu...I had a severe allergic reaction
and was put on prednisone and had my LOW
platelets tested. After about day 6 of
the prednisone... I awoke with severe
vertigo and fell over repeatedly for
days. That was on a Monday morning...by
Saturday evening I was taken to the
emergency room with a severe headache,
body muscle/joint pain and was diagnosed
with pneumonia...I have had several
vertigo spells and now have begun to
throw up for 16 days straight...I have
undergone all kinds of
testing...Neurologist MRI CT Scan, ENT
testing, cardiologist and noone can
determine what is causing the spells and
the vomitting. ENT suspects ototoxicity
and I will continue testing with him this
week. Along with getting the results from
my blood tests for toxicity levels. ALL
of which I request to have done based on
suggestions from others. Oh, and since
the beginning of all this I have limited
movement in my right arm and my eyes
twitch. Between the dizziness, vomitting,
and loss of appetite and being tired all
the time...I don't know which is worse.
But I do know...I want help!
DRUGS: 21 January 2007
For the record, I will briefly describe
my experience with sulpha drugs. I took
prescribe medication for four days for a
UTI and woke up on the fifth with a large
itchy hive on my bottom. I went to an
after hours clinic (Saturday) where
doctor recommended that I stop taking
medicaton and take antihistimine. I
complied. But by late evening was
completely covered with hives and my
fingernails were blue. I went to
emergency where I was given a shot of
antihistamie and sent home. By morning I
was having trouble breathing and my
friend rushed me to hospital. I was going
into shock, needles were given to me and
I was covered with heated blankets,
including my head. I felt I was in a fog
and my whole body itched and hurt. There
was a team of people working on me. Some
time went by and I suddenly got the most
severe pain at my brain stem (back of
head) and couldn't stop screaming! I was
hospitalized for three days...med
students were shown my 'characteristic
rash'...I was told if I ever have this
drug again I will probably not survive...
for the opportunity to tell my story and
I commend you for publishing the truth
about such potentially lethal drugs.
D, Hamilton, ON, Canada.
23 January 2007
Mr. Deer,
enjoy good writing but have never been a
regular reader of the Sunday Times; your
website reveals how much I have missed.
The occasion for my visit, unfortunately,
was my wife's experience of the synthetic
drug SMZ-TMP. I am British, she is Korean
and we live in Seoul, but last summer
travelled to the UK via Germany, where
she was prescribed 'Kepinol Forte' to
treat a U.T infection. This drug I now
know to have been the SMZ-TMP combination
(although 'forte' should have meant
something to me). Neither of us can read
German, and although we ought to have had
someone read the label for us, the
English-speaking doctor gave no advice
regarding side-effects. We had both taken
antibiotics dozens of times. My wife
began the medication and during the
following days a burning rash appeared
over much of her body; she was also
affected by nausea and vomiting.
Curiously enough, we assumed at first
that all this was owing to the stress of
travel, and the July heat. By the time -
nearly two weeks later - that we sought
help in a Surrey hospital A&E
department, my wife had made up her mind
that the medication (she had long
completed the course) was responsible,
but the idea was dismissed by a series of
(baffled) British doctors who examined
the rash. Of course, dermatology is a
complex area. Nevertheless, on our return
from Europe, Korean doctors confirmed
immediately that the antibiotic had
indeed caused the problem. Today - six
months later - the rash and itching
persists, whenever my wife is tired, and
she is afraid that the scarring it has
caused may be permanent. We have now
found a lotion that gives temporary
relief, but she should have been aware -
or made aware, I think - that the drug
might effect her in this way, and stopped
taking it immediately the rash appeared.
Had that been the case, treatment for the
rash itself would have been far more
effective. Exactly what it has done to
her body, I still do not quite
understand. Meanwhile we hope that much
of the unknown harm might be offset by
traditional Korean medicine.
some small good can come of this
experience by adding our story to the
very many posted on your site - the
overwhelming number of which I can at
least bring to the attention of the
German Doctor, when I finally send him
the vituperation that I have been
preparing. There is probably nothing else
to be done, but I will first read through
all your postings carefully, in search of
further ideas.
If I
could possibly be of some other help, I
hope you will contact me.
thanks for reading this, and for your
invaluable work.
F, Seoul, Korea.
24 January 2007
daughter who is 8, went to the doctor on
jan 3, 07 for a bladder infection and was
given sulfa 15ml a day.
7 days on the drug she started getting
side effects of an allergic reaction. She
had severe rash from head to toe,
swelling on face,ears and throat. She
couldn't move her hands they were swollen
and numb as well as cold. Her feet where
also swollen, cold and she couldn't walk
the pain was so unbearable.Then the scary
part came when she started having heart
paplations and breathing diffculities as
well as a fever of 103. I took her to the
doctor they told me yes it was an
allergic reaction and take her home and
give her benadryl every 4 hours. These
side effects lasted for7 days. Now its
been 15 days since she has had bactrium
in her system and ive had to pick her up
twice from school, once for rapid heart
rate and now today for swelling and rash
on her face. I'm now worried that these
side effects will be along term problem.
I am also wondering how long does this
side effects last?
want people to know how scary these drug
is, i really thought at one point when i
had to feed my daughter and carry her to
the bathroom that i could of lost her. I
also asked her doctor about the side
effects of sulpha products she told me
that 4/10 children may develop an
allergic reation but nothing severe. I
want parents to know that DONT GIVE YOUR
CHILD THESE DRUG, no matter what a doctor
says. I have tooken pictures of her side
effects to show her new doctor how
serious her reaction was. I thank GOD she
is a fighter, but now i pray she doesn't
have long lasting side effects.
YOU fro your website, you help many
pepole learn about this awful drug that
should be banned worldwide.
G, Edmonton, AB, Canada.
27 January 2007
daughter has been taking
Sulfameth/Trimeth for three days to treat
UTI. Within one day of taking the
medication, she developed an itchy rash
on her hands and feet. We are
discontinuing use! Thanks for the website
27 January 2007
I am
34yr. old mom of 4 little kids. i took
the smz for prevention of a bladder
infection. 8 days after taking it I got
103 fever,massive headache. Nasal
pain.Whole body is red and beginning
blisters. My blood work shows white blood
cells dropped crittically to 1.3 and red
cells and platelets fell after the white.
I had injections in hospital for almost a
week to increase cells. My vision is now
shot. Within days of this allergy, I
became allergic to a whole list of
medicines. I was sent home today and I am
having a hard time breathing yet. I am
afraid my brain is damaged. I was sitting
up and felt like I was hit with a
baseball bat and passed out suddenly.
Bacctrim, my god, its taking my will of
fighting for my life. I have so much
1 February 2007
write on behalf of my daughter Melannie
age 13. She may have a seisure discorder
because she had one November 24 at 9:00am
while getting ready to go out and he
hospital has been dragging test to find
out why.
in regard to Bactirm -she was given 1
pill in ER for an ear infection and
wanted me to fill the script in the
morning. Well 6 hours later we were back
at the hospital, I found her on the floor
of the bedroom she could hardly talk -
said she was tired very tired and became
un consious I ordered an ambulance they
took blood work, EEG and CT Scan said
they found nothing -- I have no idea why
a healthy active child had a seisure but
when one is brought on by one pill sh she
cant stay awake is off balance can hardly
walk - I beleive a reaction to this pill
1 February 2007
I am
now just completing my last pill of the
ten day regimen my doctor put me on for
relief of a sinus infection and other
cold (bacterial) symptoms. The nurse-
physician s assistant was careful to
question me about sulfa allergies, in
general. I never had any (sulpha drug)
allergies before.
ill effects from this medication began
after three days. While the infection
seemed to get better it never was
completely gone. However, I have
headaches, feel constantly warm/cold
maybe a temperature at one point during
the day, loose or no stool, and feel
constantly tired. I am worried that these
effects will linger after stopping the
antibiotic. My sleep cycle is bad going
to bed at 9PM and awaking about every two
was diagnosed with a not so severe form
of diabetes, one that s seeming
controlled by Actos (15mg). I am also on
Lipitor, and L Thyroxine.
was never allergic to sulpha drugs, but
apparently this combo did the trick from
everything I read on your site. It seems
to me that this drug is used to treat
specific bacterial infections and is very
potent to adverse reactions in patients,
especially those with sulfanomide
+ TRIM: 2 February 2007
just started taking Sulfam+Trim 800/160
generic Septra DS since yesterday.
Apparently I have an acute UTI, so my
doctor started to prescribe me
Macrobid--but I had had a semi-bad
experience with that antibiotic as a
young girl (basically, a Canadian doctor
wrote me out a Rx for an average 250lb
MALE and at the time I was a very small,
ASIAN, girl....I ended up with just
acidy, cramping stomach aches), so I
thought better of it and asked for
something else.
has me taking it 1 tablet BID, for 7
days. I took one around 3pm yesterday and
another around 10pm. I went to bed around
1:30am and first started to notice my
breathing. I felt like I was breathing
slower than usual, but still deep and
relaxed. Yet I didn't feel like I was
getting enough air. So I concentrated on
my breathing until I finally fell asleep,
but the whole time my stomach was feeling
a little off (admittedly I didn't eat a
full dinner, more like 2 small muffins
and water). I couldn't sleep very well,
so I got up and ate a trail mix bar to
see if I just needed some food on my
stomach. That didn't help much at all. So
I was experiencing a lot of insomnia and
shakiness until about 6am, I felt naseous
and went to the bathroom to vomit...but
nothing happened, rather my heart started
to beat really fast and hard, I felt
panicked, shaking all over, and had
slightly uncomfortable lower abdominal
cramps. So I've been awake since then
(it's now 8:15am) and I keep getting
short but frequent bouts of nausea where
I almost vomit but don't.
work at a pharmacy, so I'm going to call
one of the pharmacists and see what they
have to say...and I sure hope they say
STOP TAKING IT! Even though many
antibiotics are hard on the GI system and
create nausea and such forth, I just
don't think I can handle feeling like
BACTRIM: 3 February 2007
talk about strange. I'm not sure how I
got to this site in my search for
adhesions, but glad I did. Just about 20
years ago I was given Bactrim for about
the 3rd time in my life at heavy doses
for a UTI. A few hours later I felt
stinging in my genitals and rectum and
other areas. I freaked out and went to
the doctor who said I was having an
allergic reaction to the medication. She
said from being on so much of it in the
past, I had become highly allergic to
sulfa the main ingredient of the
medication. About 5 years later, I got
put on another UTI med and the same thing
happened. Turns out this med also was
mainly sulfa. I'm allergic to sulfa in
medications of that form. Best to you
all. Thank you for helping me with
reactions to those meds.
5 February 2007
Mr. Brian Deer,
my Doctor in the UK, put me on
Co-Trimoxazole, I started experiencing
sever kidney pain. As I have a history of
kidney stones and have the beginnings of
kidney failure, I didn't connect the two
in the beginning. I went for kidney
x-rays to see if I had another stone and
it was clear. The pain went away on it's
own and no more was though of it till I
just started back on Co-Trimoxazole
again. Within 3 days the pain was back.
The two have to be connected.
TRIMEL DS: 6 February 2007
name is Johanne chouinard, I am from
Québec Canada. I took that medecine and
I had to be hospitalized, for a strong
reaction, after my skin was very dry and
for 3 month I look like I had a sunburn.
but what concern me the most is that my
grandson made a similar allergy, he is
only 18 months old, with the same
product, and it is not a family matter
because when I start talking about this
medicine, I found out that a lot of
people was incomodate by it. I talk to
the media, I even send them a copy of
"the pill that kill". I wish
they will do something about it.
C, Quebec, Canada.
7 February 2007
husband underwent a round of chemotherapy
to treat SLL (small lymphocytic
lymphoma). He was given Allopurinol AND
Bactrim. BOTH can cause skin allergies.
He had no complaints when he was taking
the Allopurinol alone. But, right after
(I mean hours) taking Bactrim, he
complained of his skalp being itchy. Soon
it was his skin, mainly arms & torso,
but there was no visible rash. We thought
it was dry skin due to severe cold
weather & increased use of heaters -
typical winter skin here in NE. He was
also VERY confused. His father died of
Alzheimer's so this was awful. He was
scared to death that he was developing
Alzheimer's. We had read the warings but
they DO NOT stress anything. They make it
sound like this occurs in a few patients.
I am amazed that when we complained to
medical staff that they acted like this
was new information. Within a few more
days, he was bright pink/red. Within a
few more days, there were visible bumps.
He did not sleep well AT ALL when he was
taking this drug. Maybe a few hours and
then wide awake. I made several calls to
his cancer center & they did not
recommend stopping this drug. Wanting to
do everything "right" in order
to put his SLL into remission, he
continued with both. Within several more
days, it was making him insane. One day,
he decided he was not going to take it
any more. That same day I called his
cancer center & actually got the head
nurse to speak to his doctor who in turn
said that he could stop taking the drugs
- he no longer needed them. Thanks for
letting us know. He better not
"need" them in the future
because I know he will not take any. It
has been 6 days without any meds. The
"rash" is better but not gone.
We were looking forward to his SLL going
into remission. This chronic disease made
us appreciate life so much more. We were
looking forward to enjoying life more
than ever - riding cycle, traveling,
working (he loves his job) & mission
work in the Gulf coast. Now, we feel that
this is going to last longer than the
effects of Chemo!! His chemo treatments
last 5 days & the effects of them are
gone within 2-3 days. By the sounds of
many here, we are grateful that this is
all he has experienced. A friend who also
went through Chemo said that he wished
he'd not take some of the medicines to
counteract "other things"...it
made him miserable & sick. Now we
know what he was talking about. Today, I
called to ask the folks at the cancer
center if they will prescribe something
for his reaction or should we go to a
dermatologist....they don't know.....
They have you over a barrel. We need his
SLL put into remission so we have to keep
going back. The alternative to not going
for that is not good either. I am irrate
that the medical profession seems so
clueless about this drug & its
affects. Obviously, it is a common
10 February 2007
you for your informational website. My
grandson is in hospital in Maine,
seriously ill after taking several days
of a combination bactrim and sulfa drug.
His liver is affected and he has a 103
temperature. They finally hospitalised
him today after several days of illness.
Is there any cure you know about,
especially natural ingredients to repair
the body damage?
11 February 2007
24 year old daughter (has no health ins)
went to the North West Arkansas Medical
Center ER on January 21, 07. The symptoms
appeared to be simular to a kidney stone,
however, turned out to be a severe UTI.
She was prescribed none other than Septra
and given the generic SMZ/TMP. Keep in
mind she had a cold during the same time
period, that didn't seem to be causing
her too much discomfort at the time. She
took the SMZ/TMP and it seemed to help
the UTI. However, she began to feel more
of what flu-like symptoms resemble.
Without health ins and a limited income
your options of going to the doctor for
every ache and pain is limited, so she
just tried to get over it. She hadn't
taken all the SMZ/TMP and figured she
needed too. She had taken one late Friday
Feb 9 and early Saturday Feb 10, 2007 at
work. Mandee called me at 8:30am
complaining about more flu like symptoms,
that she was cold, nauseas, had a
headache, complaining about stiffness in
her neck, a slight cough and a sore
swollen throat, but, she didn't want to
leave work.
Mandee returned home after work Saturday
Feb 10, her symptoms continued. She went
to bed as we debated if we should get her
to the ER again. We decided to watch her
closely, as I was beside myself as to
whether I needed to take her right then
and there, (she already received the
$873.60 bill in the mail this past week)
and if anywhere would take her due to the
lack of ins and money. She woke up around
12:30am complaining about being so cold
in addition to the stiff neck and sore
throat. Again, worried sick debating on
what to do, hoping she could at least
wait till Monday to see a MD instead of
another trip to the ER. Mandee got up,
went to work 6am, and returned home by
7:30 am. She couldn't stay at work as the
symptoms continued along with light
sensitivity. She crawled into bed, and we
decided, if she was not feeling better by
around noon time, we would have to do
something that day.
is what really scared me. Oddly enough,
one of my co-workers this past week
mentioned somewhere locally of an
isolated meningitis outbreak; we weren't
sure what meningitis was and looked it up
on the web. Then it dawned on me, was
Mandee having simular symptoms,(flu like
symptoms, cold, nauseas, complaining
about stiffness in her neck, headache, a
slight cough, and sore swollen throat) or
was I just panicking? Reading about the
meningitis, I found where it said
antibiotics can cause this illness. I
became even more beside myself, and as
checked on her again; there on the window
ledge sat the prescribed SMZ/TMP. I asked
her when she last took it and she told me
Friday night and Sat. morning. I came
back to the computer and googled SMZ/TMP;
this lead me to your website. I began
reading the emails and the similarities
were shocking! I immediately gave Mandee
some Benedryl and will try to wait out
the doctors visit till Monday the 12th.
Hopefully they will rule out the
meningitis, and determine if in fact, it
is a reaction to the SMZ/TMP.
also called the Med Ctr. they said to me,
"do you not know people can have
fatal reactions to Tylenol?" In
addition too, the "benefits of this
drug far out weigh the side
effects." Obviously the Medical
Community is either un-informed about
this drug, or, hiding something! How many
lives will it take to get this xxxx off
the market?
you for all the posting and follow-up on
this nasty drug! U are a life-saver!
H, Decatur, AR.
DS: 12 February 2007
hi i
am a 27 year old women and have been
takin this med for 8 days now. i am
experiencing hot flashes. yesterday i
threw up and had diarreah. i also have
developed lumps in my neck and it is
stiff. i also had a fever of 100.4.i also
am on my menstraul cycle,it has made me
bleed more than normal.
20 February 2007
My 6
year old son got a staff infection and
was prescribed sulfatrim and cephalexin
at the same time. We had no problems with
it and then he was prescribed sulfatrim a
second time and he had a severe allegic
reaction after just one dose. Is this
something that happens often. I really
dont understand why he could take it for
a whole ten days one time and then have
an allergic raction after just one dose
the second time. He vomited several
times, he hd a headache, leg pain,
swelling of his lips and ears, his whole
body was covered in rash, his eyes were
extermely red as if he was drunk, he also
had fever.
21 February 2007
I am
writing about my cousin Lynette Mae
G-----. They had to pull her plug today
February 2/21/007. The doctor prescribed
her a double dose of bactrim for seven
days for a bruised on her breast. We
didn't know that something that is given
to cure her would turn for the worse and
take her away from the family. At first
the doctors thought it was meningitis,
but they ruled it out when they checked
her, then I found this website and read
all the incidents. They sounded similar
to what she has experienced.
family is shocked and grieving and I
would like to know If anything is done
about the lethal effects of Bactrim here
in the U.S. and what could have been done
to prevent this to happen to anybody
below is a letter my mother wrote to her
is my niece Lynette Mae G----- 15 days
older than my Justin.When she was born my
sister, brought her and her family to
Cape Girardeau Mo. so they can wait out
my time to give birth to Justin. She had
real thick hair and spiky it was funny
cute, but she was so fair ,the color of
milk and my sister laughingly calls her
"the milkman's daughter...that's how
far back and how close we all are to this
child which is like my own and my kids
and her were like brothers and
sistere...she is very beautiful not just
outside but inside... she always wakes up
with a bright smile and chirpy "good
morning auntie belen"... she's a
dancer a singer and great student...
is now on intensive care since Friday
night...my sister called me Friday
morning that she took her to the clinic
for IV infusion because she was very
dehydrated,I asked why and she said, a
few days ago, ling bumped her breast on
the door carrying a book and bruised it
so bad, it got inflamed ,infected and she
developed a fever.My sister took her to
the doctor and she was prescribed Bactrim
a double doze for 7 days. Lynette is
barely 100lbs and maybe 4
ft.10..tiny..the antibiotics hit her hard
and she developed rashes and could not
eat..thus my sister took her to the
doctors clinic again where they infused
her then changed her antibiotics, which I
can't remember the name..She was there
for half the day.In the afternoon when my
sister picked her up, she called that
she's already picking Lynette up and we
talked about other things. Dinner time at
almot 7pm , I was having a lovely dinner
with Becca , when my sister called that
Lynette is in the emergency room, and
that they are intubating her..i asked why
she said, on the way home..lynette said
she felt funny and when my sister looked
again she can no longer talk...my sister
turned around and rushed to the emergency
10pm she called that they coded her and I
was hysterical already, grabbed all the
saints on my walls and pulled out my
prayer book and prayed like i've never
prayed before.They had revived her with
epinephrene I think it's an injection
...Luckily she was already intubated so
at no time was there no oxygen to her
doctor was ruling out miningitis but
can't because they cannot do a lumbar tap
because her brain still is swelling..As I
was flying to San Antonio, on Saturday
noon, the encephalogram showed that her
brain had flat lined , no activity to the
brain..they said this could have been
caused by the swelling and we are praying
that this swelling would subside
miraculously and she'll wake up...and say
Good morning everyone.
morning she had another EEG and though my
sister thought she saw some wiggling on
the gram, compared to the flat line the
day before, the doctor said there was no
change to the brain and that the slight
wiggles could be attributed to artifacts
on the machine...but her eyes dilation
smaller which could mean the brain
swelling is lesser ,thus the 1%
improvement..but we'd take that compared
to the zero earlier..
is a sad long story that I have to share
with you all ,because confronted with
this, one realizes how Frail life is, and
how easily it can be snatched from you at
anytime...sometimes, our kid would say
mommy. i think i'm sick and we put our
hand on their forehead and sometimes just
say you are okay, drink some water or say
way kaso layo ra na sa tiyan, or here
some tylenol...Lesson...let's not take
our kids and our loved ones fro
granted...let's be sensitive to their
fears and their owiiees...My sister
always had been, in fact that day she
went home in the middle of work to be
with Lynette,and she kept on repeating
what Lynette told her "mommy thank
you for coming home for me"....She
did what a great mom does, knew her
priorities, yet still beat herself up
that she hasn't done enough...For those
of us who may not have our priorities
straight and for all those who have,
let's hug our babies close to us and
treasure every moment, every lil
seemingly senseless anecdote of the day
which we sometimes just acknowledge with
an aha and every smile and every
touch...because life is so frail and we
don't know if it;s the last hug or the
last smile we ever see.
you everyone, for your prayers and please
don't stop, our Lynette needs all the
prayers you can give.
3 March 2007
I am not sure if you are still collecting
data on this subject. I googled my
medication Sulfameth/Trimethoprim 800
after my skin started turning red. I
stopped the medication after I was on it
days. The next day I have red spots all
over me. I went back to the doctor and
she just told me "oh you are
allergic" She told me even though a
lot of people are allergic to this
medication it is given out everyday in
the ER. I was told it could take two days
to three weeks for the reaction to go
away and there was nothing they could
give me. I am so uncomfortable and very
unhappy about this outcome. I am a very
healthy person and not allergic to
anything. I can't believe that this has
happened to so many people and they still
hand this drug out without any second
7 March 2007
didn't realise the extent of the effect
of this medicine. I was prescribed
Septrin in February/March 1981 when I was
8 years old for a minor chest infection
after having the measles in January of
that year.
a matter of days of taking the medicine I
had bad bruises on my shins and could not
walk (I looked like I had been beaten
black and blue).
parents brought me to the Doctor and I
was admitted to hospital. I was kept in
for a week and told not to walk. After
that I was kept off school until June of
that year. I took a few months but it was
eventually decide that I ay have had a
reaction to the medicine.
was scary at the time for an 8 year old
and I'm sure for my parents too.
F, Newry , Co Down, Ireland.
24 March 2007
was prescribed a 7-day course of Septrin
for a chest infection in 1986. I very
quickly felt very unwell and was confined
to bed. Within a day, I developed a very
swolen and painful tongue, a severely
sore throat and large areas of skin
blistered off my penis. I could just
about manage to drink with a straw, but
could not eat any solid food for about
ten days.
two days, my doctor visited me in bed and
was mystified as to the cause of my
condition; he did not realise the Septrin
was at fault an just told me to stay in
bed and keep on taking the Septrin.
Within a day of finishing my Septrin
course, all the symptoms subsided.
Inexplicably, I did not realise that
Septrin was the problem. About a year
later I was prescribed Septrin again. I
took ONE tablet & immediately felt
unwell. I took no more Septrin tablets,
but the sore & swolen tongue &
blisters on my penis reappeared within
have subsequently warned all doctors of
the serios & possibly fatal
consequences if I were to be administered
Septrin again. Trimethoprim on its own
has no adverse effect on me, so the
culprit is SULFAMETHOXAZOLE.
symptoms are mild compared to those less
fortunate, but I thought it worthwhile
adding myself to the considerable volume
of people clamouring for ACTION to be
28 March 2007
Brian Deer,
wife suffered very similar reactions to
the sulfa in bactrim as described by
other testimonials I read. For the past
2-1/2 years she continues to suffer from
occasional pain in her vaginal area and
continuous pain in her legs from hers
knees down to her ankles. She describes
the pain as if they were pinching her
skin with a pair of pliers. She gets very
tired if she is on her feet for a period
of time and her skin from her waist down
is extremely sensitive to touch. She
cannot wear any clothing that rubs
against her legs or cannot be touched
without it causing significant pain. She
went to the Mayo clinic in Arizona, but
there was never a diagnosis of what she
is suffering from. They have stopped her
disability because of no diagnosis and to
date no one can give a name to describe
her condition.
30 March 2007
experience with Bactrim was I got burned
from inside out about 80% of my body, I
have pictures from in the hospital this
was 2 years ago and still recovering, my
left eye is only yellow light comes in
and right eye very light sensitive and
vision fluxuate's and lots of nerve
damage and now having lung problems, So
what do I do now can't find answer's to
my problem.
M, Deming, New Mexico.
1 April 2007
will keep it short and sweet....after
three days of Bactrim I woke up covered
in hives. I am now on week two of various
anti-allergy medications...and yet the
hives still continue.
is truly a yucky drug,


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Railroad museum project in Connellsville picks up steam again
Connellsville can't celebrate this year's National Train Day, but local residents can expect some fanfare next May as work on the city's new railroad museum is back on track.
"The building's drywall is finished, and plastering is now being done," said Michael Edwards, president of the Fayette County Cultural Trust, the group that is working with local contractor "Tuffy" Shallenberger on the project.
At the same time, Greg Clark is repairing the Indian Creek Valley Railroad model display that will be the museum's main attraction. The 25- by 50-foot display was hauled by truck to Connellsville from Nemacolin Woodlands Resort last September. The enormous structure was lifted by a crane, which set it down on the museum's foundation as carefully as possible. However, there was some minor damage.
It makes sense that Clark is anxious to restore the train display. His father, the late Harry Clark Sr., painstakingly and lovingly built it, piece by piece, year after year after year.
"I grew up with it; of course, I want it to be like it was originally," said Greg Clark, who now works for Shallenberger Construction. "The model trains were part of my childhood. Dad first put them in a small garage. When the trains outgrew it, he enlarged the building."
Shallenberger purchased the display after Harry Sr. passed away in November 2011 at age 91. Nemacolin Woodlands displayed the model trains until the resort obtained a license to build a casino there. So Shallenberger decided to move it to his hometown of Connellsville.
The contractor has funded much of the construction.
Meanwhile, Edwards has searched — and continues to search — for grants to benefit the project. The Fayette Cultural Trust recently received a $25,000 grant through Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau, part of which will be used to purchase equipment for the Connellsville Canteen Coffee Shop at the museum, the outside of which resembles the B&O Railroad Station that stood along Water Street during World War II.
The coffee shop is named in honor of the Connellsville Canteen volunteers, who fed 500,000 troops hot coffee, sandwiches and baked goodies at the train station on their way to and home from the war. The building is along West Crawford Avenue next door to ArtWorks Connellsville.
Edwards is awaiting approval on a $50,000 grant from the Allegheny Conference to pay for setup costs for the Canteen Café.
Originally, planners hoped to open the museum for today's Amtrak-sponsored National Train Day, but the project encountered construction delays that could not be avoided, Edwards said.
He was hesitant to pinpoint an exact opening date, but did say it's likely to be this year.
"Things are looking good. Construction is coming along," Edwards said.
Laura Szepesi is a freelance writer.

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Brian felt a wave of relief come from Cobalt as he got into the car.
Would this man really be relieved that I'm coming with him?, he thought.
Brian decided to let the feelings stop from reaching him and instead chose to think about other things.
I wonder how long it will take for them to notice I won't be coming back for awhile? I know this is the right choice but I feel like I'll be hurting them all in the long run.
Brian cared for his family and vice versa but leaving may just be the best way to take care of them. The thoughts seemed to continue forever.
It didn't take long for the two to get to the local airport and onward to England. Several times he felt confusion that wasn't his as they traveled. Some of it was about an Asian man and Caucasian teen, obviously them, while others were simply little things. All of it seemed to give him a massive headache. The plane ride had taken forever it seemed to Brian, though whether it was for the headache or simply the fact that it did take a while didn't faze him. He just knew it was slow.
After the plane, the pair had hopped onto a train heading for Boston where the mansion resided. It took an extremely long time and even when Cobalt tried to explain the point of the mansion to him, Brian's boring ride went unfazed beside for extra thoughts about the mansion/school and it being like Xavier's from
, as well as some mixed feelings, starting with sorrow (or at least what Brian thought was sorrow), from Cobalt as the ride progressed.
Eventually they reached Boston and took a taxi car to their destination. The appearance of the mansion made Brian think even more of the old comics and cartoon. It was humongous and, after heading inside, the interior of the entrance hall and dining hall increased the thought. The teen watched as a couple people finished eating and was led to the table with food by Cobalt, who offered him some. Brian took the offer happily as even if he was an Atlantean, he was still a growing teenager with a bottomless pit as a stomach.
After being led to another table where they sat down to eat, Cobalt once again started to talk. "Before I show you the mansion and your room, I have someone who would wish to see you. The Oracle is a nice lady, then we can get you to bed, hopefully we can also get some training done tomorrow morning, how does that sound?"
"It sounds perfectly fine to me," he answered after finishing a bite of some of the best food he had ever tasted.
The thought of meeting the person who determined he was special was interesting to him. Would he be able to ask her questions about all of this and how he was, being an empath, a possible important piece of the puzzle. He absolutely wanted to know quickly. He finished the rest of his food and sat as he waited for Cobalt to show him to the important figure.
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Pitt received a verbal commitment today from safety Carl Fleming of Reisterstown (Md.) Franklin High School, while he was visiting their training camp on the South Side.
The 6-foot-1, 198-pound Fleming, who rushed for 1,099 yards and 15 touchdowns and had six interceptions and 50 tackles, chose the Panthers over scholarship offers from Buffalo, Connecticut, Delaware and Eastern Michigan.
He also was receiving interest from Maryland and Rutgers.
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Menifee (Calif.) Paloma Valley safety Phillip Mills has seven offers and got to check out two of the schools who offered him this past wee.
The three-star visited Washington State on Tuesday.
"Washington State was great," said Mills. "The campus amazed me. And the facilities were great."
Over the weekend, he visited Boise State.
"It was great at Boise," said Mills. "I really liked it."
Those two schools are in a good spot for Mills.
"Right now, I really like Boise State and Washington State," said Mills. "But I'm going to consider every school until the end."
Broncos defensive coordinator Andy Avalos is running point on Mills' recruitment while Cougs linebacker coach Ken Wilson is recruiting him to Washington State.
The Broncos and Cougs are joined by offers from San Diego State, Wyoming, New Mexico, Army and Hawaii.
Prior to his visits to Boise State and Washington State, Mills had also visited San Diego State, UCLA and USC. He'll visit another in-state school, Fresno State, on April 29th.
"Some of the other schools recruiting me are UCLA, USC, Fresno State, Oregon State and Duke," said Mills.
Mills wants to camp at Stanford and plans to take in a few more college camps in the summer.
The 6-3, 220-pounder said he's hearing a couple positions could be in his future.
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Getting regular mammograms is the best way to detect breast cancer in its earliest, most treatable stage. When found early, breast cancer is treatable.
"Not a lot of people can say their job saved their life, but mine was truly saved when I got a mammogram for a TV story," says Mary Nickles, KUTV anchor who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011 after a she did a news story on the importance – and ease – of getting a mammogram.
Utah women have the second lowest breast cancer screening rates in the country. In an effort to change that the Utah Department of Health (UDOH) Cancer Control Program (UCCP) created a series of TV and radio ads featuring both Nickles and Sheri Dew, president and CEO of Deseret Book Company. Both share their stories of how getting a mammogram saved their life.
"I know a lot of busy women, in fact I don't think I know a woman who isn't busy, but take it from me, take 45 minutes, just do it. Just go get a mammogram," says Dew.
"Our key message is for all women who are 40 years and older to get screened," said Lynne Nilson, program director, UCCP. "If you are a woman, you are at risk, and that risk increases with age. In fact, more than 85 percent of breast cancers occur in women with no family history."
"We are so appreciative of Sheri and Mary for taking the time to be part of this extremely important campaign by sharing their story with all Utahns," added Nilson. "They both lead very busy lives, and their message is clear that taking time to get a mammogram is one of the best things a woman can do for herself and her family.
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yes the dopeness^^^
I miss that shit...
yes the dopeness^^^
I miss that shit...
my fav is montana, but it's hard to find them here so i buy raykon.
old krylon cans, but for nice work its ironlak
montanas real nice but it doesnt compare to the 4$ ironlaks,but stealing rustos beats anything
With non-graffiti paint,old krylon,used to use them alot,then the dammned changed came.For the other kind,montana since its the only graffiti paint I used me being ghetto,want to cop a few ironlaks from somewhere though.
.BOMBING SUBUR...ah fuck it.
im a big fan of rustoleoum i got my hands on montana once though good times
Rustoleum, Osh Supply, some colors of Ironlak.
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me personally i went with rust-o.. i have an old silver krylon runny as fuck dosent flare just awful..rust-o's and orange dots all the way..
Tex Heads..PM me..
Ironlak. Nice and thick paint, good colors, great company. Does it's job well, cheaper than montana too.
Regardless of what I post I don't condone any illegal graffiti, although I stayed at a holiday inn once.
all of them!!!!!
rusto 2x coverage + sekt cap adapter + sabotaz ultra fat = i need to change my pants.
I like MTN hardcore.
not tooo expensive too bomb or piece with considering I think its pretty good all around.
an it was the first type a paint I used that wasnt shit.
all the other Montana stuff--> Gold,Platinum,whatever the fuck else is too expensive
that being said,Painter touch is quite nice too.
grape purple+
an key lime green+
Has anyone tried the new all weather Molotow???
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Attorney General Hardy Myers today filed a settlement agreement with a West Linn man that operated as a "non-traditional natural medicine practitioner," using a method of treatment supposedly effective against all maladies from Downs Syndrome to orthodontic problems. Named in an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance filed today in Marion County Circuit Court is Oleg Mishustin, who immigrated from Russia two years ago.
"Oregonians have the choice of using conventional and non-traditional medical techniques to treat illness," Myers said. "In searching for the most effective medical treatment in both areas, consumers must be protected from unlicensed practitioners with few skills and little education." Department of Justice investigators, utilizing reports from the Board of Naturopathic Physicians and the compliance section of the state Worker's Compensation Division, confirmed that Mishustin was treating "patients" with techniques used by regulated professionals. Lacking formal training and licensure, Mishustin practiced in the fields of physical and massage therapy and chiropractic and naturopathic medicine. Mishustin claimed his method of treatment was effective against all illnesses.
Mishustin's "medical" training is limited to a few classes at an institute in Moscow that teaches, among other things, para-psychology and faith healing. The defendant's formal education was in a soviet educational institute as an accordion player.
The defendant's "patients" generally spoke Russian and included children with Cerebral Palsy and "clients" with head injuries.
Under the terms of the Assurance, which admits no law violation, Mishustin agrees not to hold himself out as a medical practitioner of any kind, not to promote himself as qualified to treat illness or disabilities, and not to engage in any activity that requires a license unless he actually has one. A $25,000 payment to the consumer protection and education fund is suspended based on his continued compliance with the agreement.
"Billions of dollars are wasted on unproven health care products and unlawfully marketed treatments." Myers said. "Consumers with serious medical problems may be wasting valuable time before they seek proper treatment."
Attorney General Myers suggests ways to spot false claims about health products or treatments:
Consumers seeking a medical practitioner to help with an illness or injury should begin by calling the state Employment Department's Occupational Information Committee at 1-800-237-3710, extension 8-6059, to learn what health occupations require licensing. The next step is to contact the appropriate regulating board or agency to make sure that any candidates are properly licensed or registered.
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Portugal, Castelo Branco, Catholic Church Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
|This article describes a collection of historical records available at FamilySearch.org.
Access the records: Portugal, Castelo Branco, Catholic Church Records, 1714-1911 .
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- 2 Title in the Language of the Record
- 3 Record Description
- 4 Record Content
- 5 How to Use the Record
- 6 Known Issues with This Collection
- 7 Related Websites
- 8 Related Wiki Articles
- 9 Contributions to This Article
- 10 Citing FamilySearch Historical Collections
Image Visibility
Whenever possible, FamilySearch makes images available for all users. However, ultimate rights to view images on our website are granted by the record custodians. The Portugal, Castelo Branco, Catholic Church Records collection is available only to the members of the supporting organization, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These images are available on microfilm for viewing at a FamilySearch Center; for instructions, see Ordering Microfilm or Microfiche.
Title in the Language of the Record
Portugal, Castelo Branco, Registros da Igreja Católica
Record Description
This Collection will include records from 1714 to 1911. The text of the records is in Portuguese.
Copies of baptism, marriage, and burial records created by Catholic parishes in the district of Castelo Branco. Additional images will be published as they become available.
For a list of records by localities and dates currently published in this collection, select the Browselink from the collection landing page.
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- "Portugal, Castelo Branco, Catholic Church Records, 1714-1911" Images. FamilySearch. http://FamilySearch.org : accessed 2013.
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Record Content
Most baptismal records contain:
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- Father's name, occupation and origin
- Mother's maiden name, and origin
- Names of paternal grandparents
- Names of maternal grandparents
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- Names of the groom and bride
- Groom's age, civil status, occupation and origin
- Groom's date and place of baptism
- Names of groom's parents
- Bride's age, civil status, occupation and origin
- Bride's date and place of baptism
- Names of bride's parents
- Names of the witnesses
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- Name, age and gender of deceased
- Date and place of death
- Civil status and and place of origin
- Spouse's name, if married
- Parents' names, if deceased is a minor
- Names of children
- Burial information
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1 July 2013: The 2013 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Report recognizes "substantial progress" in meeting many MDG targets while also urging nations to accelerate efforts to achieve unmet MDGs by the 2015 deadline. The report examines areas in which action is most needed, including on environmental sustainability, and highlights unequal progress, with disparities among regions and between rural and urban populations, population groups within countries, and men and women.
Launching the report on 1 July, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon described the MDGs as "the most successful global anti-poverty push in history," and said "now is the time to step up our efforts to build a more just, secure and sustainable future for all." He called on the world to "generate momentum for an ambitious and inspiring post-2015 development framework."
Countries have met MDG targets on halving the number of people living in extreme poverty and providing more than two billion people with access to improved sources of drinking water. Although the world has surpassed the target on the number of slum-dwellers benefitting from improved living spaces, sanitation facilities and water sources, urbanization continues to outpace improvements in slum conditions. According to the report, countries are also within reach of halving the percentage of people suffering from hunger and on reaching health targets on reducing mortality rates from malaria and tuberculosis and declining rates of new HIV infections.
The environmental sustainability goal is under "severe threat, demanding a new level of global cooperation," according to the report. It notes: accelerating carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions; "alarming rates" of deforestation, primarily from conversion of forests into agricultural land; faster rates of species extinction, despite increases in marine and terrestrial protected areas; and over-exploitation of marine fish stocks.
Despite increases in water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), the report states "a strong push" will be needed to meet the sanitation target and to improve drinking water access for the rural poor and water quality and safety.
Countries have also fallen short on education, gender parity and maternal health and child mortality targets. The report further notes decreases in official development assistance (ODA), with the poorest countries most affected.
The UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) publishes the MDG report annually to assess global and regional progress towards the MDGs. [UN Press Release] [UNDP Press Release] [Publication: Millennium Development Goals Report 2013]


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On Saturday's "Good Morning America," correspondent Christianne Klein hyped this past weekend's global warming rallies by reporting hyperbolic and misleading information on the subject of rising sea levels. Reporting from lower Manhattan before a gaggle of environmental activists, she said of the protesters, "Now, where they will stand represents where the Manhattan coastline could be if the sea level rises just 10 feet, actually, a moderate estimate for global warming standards."
A 10 feet increase is a moderate estimate? Not quite. As the CATO Institute's Patrick Michaels noted, the much hyped U.N. report released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) suggested a rise of inches, not feet, is likely:
Under the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's medium-range emission scenario for greenhouse gases, a rise in sea level of between 8 and 17 inches is predicted by 2100....Even 17 inches is likely to be high, because it assumes that the concentration of methane, an important greenhouse gas, is growing rapidly.
On the subject of global warming, "Good Morning America" has quickly morphed into the most activist network morning show. On Friday, April 20, GMA will take part in an all day event that a recent ABC advertisement described as "a call to action." Additionally, it asserted that "mother nature is sending us a message." The ABC program has also hyped a global warming college tour and the phenomenon of "green weddings."
So, perhaps it's not surprising that "Good Morning America" has a somewhat skewed impression of what a "moderate estimate" is.
A transcript of the brief segment, which aired at 7:32am on April 14, follows:
RON CLAIBORNE: "And across the country today, hundreds of rallies are planned to try to spark action on the problem of global warming. ABC's Christianne Klein joins us now from downtown New York with more. Christianne?"
CHRISTIANNE KLEIN: "Well, Ron, in just a few hours, this place will be packed with people all wearing blue. Now, where they will stand represents where the Manhattan coastline could be if the sea level rises just 10 feet, actually, a moderate estimate for global warming standards. This is just one of 1300 events happening across the country today. The campaign is actually called Step It Up. It was kicked off last night in New Orleans. And the goal is to push Congress to cut global warming pollution by 80 percent by 2050. And just last week, an international group of scientists warned that the Earth is heating up, mostly due to greenhouse gases. They warn 30 percent of species could face extinction. There could be more heat waves, wildfire danger and more intense storms. Now, as individuals, there are many ways to cut down on carbon emissions. By reducing your garbage by just 10 percent, you can actually save more than 1,000 pounds of carbon dioxide a year. Ron?"


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Considered the most beautiful of the family, Lady Diana Mosley was also the most controversial. Audrey Woods reports from London.
Lady Diana Mosley, one of the famously unconventional Mitford sisters and widow of Britain's pre-war fascist party leader, has died, aged 93. She died at her flat in Paris, surrounded by friends and family, a week after suffering a slight stroke.
In a letter to a close friend 10 days ago, she said that despite her love of hot weather, she was finding the heatwave in Paris a struggle.
Diana Mosley, regarded as the most beautiful of the daughters of Lord and Lady Redesdale, was also the most controversial.
She left her first husband, the immensely wealthy brewing heir Bryan Guinness, and started an affair with Sir Oswald Mosley, the founder and leader of the British Union of Fascists. They were married in Joseph Goebbels's drawing room in Berlin in 1936. Adolf Hitler gave them a silver-framed photograph of himself as a wedding present.
Their high regard for the Nazis before war broke out damned the Mosleys for ever in the eyes of the British public.
Sir Oswald opposed war with Germany, arguing Britain should protect its own interests and ignore Hitler's actions in Europe.
In 1940, he and Lady Mosley were jailed for three years as national security risks.
"What did they think I could do?" she once said. "If the Germans had invaded, I could only have shown them the way to Chipping Norton."
Soon after the war they moved to a house outside Paris and remained in France for the rest of their lives.
In the face of criticism that lasted to the end of her life, she never ceased supporting her husband and his political views. Sir Oswald died in 1980.
Nor did she regret her friendship with Adolf Hitler, whom she described as "extraordinarily fascinating and clever".
She did, eventually, concede that Hitler's actions were wrong. "We all know he was a monster, that he was very cruel and did terrible things," she said in 1994. "But that doesn't alter the fact that he was obviously an interesting figure. No torture on Earth would get me to say anything different."
Born the fourth of seven children of David Mitford, the 2nd Baron Redesdale, she was part of an extraordinary family.
Of her five sisters and one brother, only her youngest sister, Debo, the Duchess of Devonshire, survives.
The eldest of the six sisters was novelist Nancy Mitford, whose early books, The Pursuit of Love and Love in a Cold Climate, were based on her own eccentric childhood.
Jessica Mitford became a communist and later a successful writer in the US.
Unity Mitford was an ardent Nazi sympathiser before the war and a friend of Hitler, whom she introduced to Diana. When Britain declared war on Germany, Unity shot herself in the head but lived for eight more years, brain-damaged.
Deborah, the surviving sister, married an aristocrat. Pamela lived quietly in the country. Tom, the only son, was killed in World War II.
Blonde, blue-eyed Diana was an outstanding beauty. At 18, she married Bryan Guinness and they became part of a literary circle that included Lytton Strachey, Dora Carrington and Evelyn Waugh. AP, Telegraph
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Spoken Intellekt of The Famm on being based in the Springs and life as an indie hip-hop artist
Spoken Intellekt and the rag tag band of MCs known as The Famm are fast becoming one of the more notable names in the Colorado Springs underground hip-hop scene. After forming in '08, they've worked the local circuit fiercely, and if you've gone to see anyone from People Under The Stairs to Murs, chances are you've also witnessed Intellekt and his crew pushing their potent bars onto your consciousness. We recently spoke with Spoken Intellekt about being based in Colorado Springs and life as an independent hip-hop artist.
Westword (Dominick Ledezma): Being based in Colorado Springs, is that a positive or negative for a hip-hop artist in 2010?
Spoken Intellekt: Being based in Colorado Springs definitely has its pros and cons. There are a lot of talented artists here in the Springs that are very supportive of each other, but the scene itself is a hard market. It's difficult to get people out to live music in a city that doesn't take it's own artists as serious as it should.
Ww: You'r apart of the collective The Famm, and you guys have opened up for quite a few of the hip-hop world's biggest and most respected names all over CO. Who was your fav "big name" to open for, and why?
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Ww: You've listed some of your influences as ranging from reggae to punk and classical -- what kind of music was getting played at your home growing up, and how did you develop such eclectic and diverse tastes?
SI: My diverse taste in music comes from my household growing up. I have a mom that grew up in East Orange, New Jersey, at the peak of the Motown movement. Aside from that, I had older brothers who were into classic rock, reggae, West Coast and East Coast hip-hop.
Ww: You're an indie artist, and it seems like these days, with the record biz in such broad decline, that's the way to go ... is it? What do you like best about the indie hustle?
SI: I think being an independent artist is the best possible working condition, as you have complete freedom and a control over your money. The difficulty comes from keeping self motivated, developing a following and getting distribution and exposure outside your own scene.
Ww: What's next for you and The Famm? Where are you guys trying to take it in the years to come?
SI: What's next? World domination! Nah, for real, I am moving to Denver to set up shop out there. We have our mixtape, Volume 2, dropping, as well as a pre-album with all original beats. Our next step is getting into the promotion and events side of things, starting with Patrick James hosting on a open mike/grown and sexy night at the V Bar in downtown Colorado Springs.
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Concord, NH – Mark your calendars and register to attend the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Service's (DES) 2011 Drinking Water Source Protection Workshop on Tuesday, May 10th from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Grappone Conference Center, 70 Constitutional Avenue, Concord, New Hampshire. The event will feature policymakers, scientists, water supply managers and local officials who will present their work and views on a range of topics that involve emerging contaminants, forests and their role in protecting drinking water, managing seasonal water demands and case studies that include "how to" details to successfully implement community-based source water protections.
Once again, DES is partnering with the American Ground Water Trust to organize and promote this event. The full workshop agenda and registration is available at the Trust's website: www.agwt.org/workshops.htm (scroll down). Workshop sessions include the following topics:
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NEWARK, N.J. -- The New Jersey Devils played their own version of Beat the Clock Friday when they signed top prospect defenceman Adam Larsson to a three-year, entry-level contract.
The Devils had to sign the No. 4-overall pick prior to 5 p.m. local time Friday or they would have had to pay Larsson's Swedish Elite League club team, Skelleftea, US$100,000 to extend the deadline to Aug. 15.
The stipulation is part of the NHL and European league transfer agreement.
Larsson still has one year remaining on his contract in Sweden.
Reports indicate the deal is worth $925,000 a year, which is the maximum entry-level salary, if he is on the NHL roster. Larsson is also eligible to play in the American Hockey League, where his salary would be the maximum $70,000.
Frolik stays in Chicago
CHICAGO -- Restricted free agent centre Michael Frolik has agreed to a three-year contract with the Chicago Blackhawks.
The 23-year-old had three goals and six assists in 28 games last season with Chicago. The Hawks acquired him from the Florida Panthers on Feb. 9.
Frolik enjoyed a strong playoff for the Hawks. He potted two goals and three assists during the opening-round seven-game series against the Vancouver Canucks.
In three seasons with the Panthers, Frolik had 53 goals and 126 points in 241 games.
Caps re-sign Alzner
WASHINGTON -- Former first-round draft pick Karl Alzner has re-signed with the Washington Capitals.
The deal is for two years.
"We feel he's an important part of our defensive core who logs critical minutes against other teams' top players," said the team's general manager, George McPhee.
The 22-year-old, picked fifth overall in the 2007 draft, had two goals and 10 assists in his first full season with the Caps in 2010-11.
In 133 NHL games during parts of three seasons, Alzner has scored three goals and added 19 assists, with 34 penalty minutes.
Internationally, the Burnaby, B.C., native is a two-time gold medallist at the world junior championship with Canada. Alzner captained the Canadian team in 2007-08.
Panthers, Gudbranson deal
MIAMI -- After putting together a strong training camp last season, rookie defenceman Erik Gudbranson was told by Florida Panthers management that he'd shown enough to make the team.
Contract negotiations turned sour though, and the first-round pick (third overall, 2010) was sent back to his junior club in Kingston.
This year, the Panthers didn't waste time calming the waters and signed the 19-year-old to a three-year entry-level deal on Friday.
Gudbranson had 12 goals, 22 assists and 105 penalty minutes in 44 games last season with the Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League.
The 6-foot-4, 200-pounder also had five points in seven games at the world juniors this past winter in helping Canada win a silver medal.
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By Cindy Clark, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON The star-studded performances at Sunday night's Kennedy Center Honors gala were a timely warm-up for January's inauguration festivities in the nation's capital.
Six recipients were honored for their distinguished careers and contributions to the arts: singer and actress Barbra Streisand, actor Morgan Freeman, country singer George Jones, choreographer Twyla Tharp and musicians Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who.
The honorees, recommended by members of the Kennedy Center's national artists committee, along with past recipients, received their medals at a State Department dinner on Saturday with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
President Bush and first lady Laura Bush played hosts at a reception at the White House on Sunday before going to the center with the guests of honor to watch tributes from celebrities including Joss Stone, Lily Tomlin and past Kennedy Center honoree Clint Eastwood. A two-hour broadcast will air Dec. 30 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.
Eastwood, who directed and co-starred with Freeman in 2004's Million Dollar Baby, joined Denzel Washington in praising the actor. Freeman, 71, won an Oscar for best supporting actor in that movie. "He gives truth to any role he plays," Washington said.
Tomlin paid tribute to Tharp, 67. "We shouldn't let this supple spine fool us," she said, adding, "This is a woman who heard the Beach Boys and made a ballet."
In honor of Streisand, 66, singer and songwriter Ne-Yo performed Lover, Come Back to Me, Beyoncé sang The Way We Were, and Idina Menzel took on Don't Rain on My Parade. Admitting he was a little nervous, having learned his song only a day earlier, Ne-Yo said, "I never would have thought they would ask me, but I was honored."
The first lady spoke during the segment for Jones, 77. "There's no getting tired of a singer like him," she said. Then, Brad Paisley, Randy Travis, Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks and Shelby Lynne took to the stage to perform a set of Jones' biggest hits, including Bartender's Blues, White Lightning and He Stopped Loving Her Today.
Stone sang in the segment for British musicians Townshend, 63, and Daltrey, 64. The two honorees whispered to each other and flashed huge grins as a barefoot Stone belted out The Who's My Generation.
Rob Thomas also paid tribute to them with a rendition of Baba O'Riley. Before the show, Thomas said that he hadn't been asked to perform at any inaugural events but that he would love to participate. "I've been dropping hints," he said. "You get that? I've been dropping hints."
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