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Jane Sheehan, TV's Foot Reader, is to share the secrets of the hidden meanings in feet and toes when she visits Scamblesby Village Hall early next year.
Jane makes regular appearances on ITV's This Morning and has written several books including Let's Read Our Feet! and Sole Trader – The Holistic Therapy Business Handbook.
She has taught her skills in the USA, United Arab Emirates, Ireland and Australia.
Jane said: "We are all used to changing our facial expressions and hiding our true feelings, but we can't do that with our feet – they tell the truth. Simply by analysing the shapes of feet and toes, we can tell an awful lot about a person."
Tickets for the seminars at Scamblesby on January 25 and 26 are available from www.footreading.com
Anyone coming to my seminars will not only learn something of use to their clients, but also learn about themselves via their feet. They love hearing the anecdotes I use to illustrate the points and they love applying the knowledge to their own life story and often during the classes there are moments where you can see the students moved to delight when they realise that the blemish I'm interpreting also relates to a long term client of theirs and gives them an insight that will help progress their treatment."

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Exhaust Treatment Applications
Gas monitoring instruments and systems for titanium dioxide
Titanium dioxide is the most important white pigment used in the polymer industry. It is widely used, because it efficiently scatters visible light, thereby imparting whiteness, brightness, and opacity when incorporated into a plastic product.
By Gasmet Technologies Oy based in Helsinki, FINLAND.
Extraction of many emission sources in extensive factory premises
By Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH / CTP Air Pollution Control based in Graz, AUSTRIA.
Air pollution control for the engine exhaust treatment and testing industry
Treatment of exhaust streams from engine testing facilities – commonly use thermal oxidizers for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
Emission control & air dedusting for calcination processes
In calcination processes, solid intermediates and products are regularly handled in fine powder form. (ex: kaolin or metakaulin). There is a need to separate these very fine powders from the exhaust streams of calciners, fluid bed dryers or incinerators, often at critical temperature conditions
By Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A. based in Porto, PORTUGAL.
Waste gas treatment for the TFT industry
Manufacturing TFT/LCD displays requires waste gas treatment as well. Processes that produce large scale Thinfilm Transistors (TFT) on glass substrates, for instance, use Chemical Vapour Deposition – CVD – to separate the thin films onto the material. The process requires cleaning the process chamber periodically and usually employs etching with NF3. Etching of the separated thin films typically utilises CF4, SF6 and chlorinated gases, which release large amounts of waste gas mixtures.
By DAS Environmental Expert GmbH based in Dresden, GERMANY.
Waste gas treatment for the semiconductor industry
In the early 1990s no appropriate and comprehensive technical solution had been available for waste gas treatment in the semiconductor industry. Back then as well as today many industrial and research production procedures use process gases and generate waste gases. These waste gases, considered greenhouse gases, are toxic and/or highly flammable and very often pose a significant risk to production facilities and the environment. The semiconductor industry, for instance, uses perfluorocarbons, whose global warming potential is extremely high and therefore requires an efficient waste gas treatment. Combining and transporting different gases into a fab's central waste gas system might produce highly flammable and highly explosive gaseous mixtures, which in the past has occasionally caused the total loss of entire production facilities. Particles contained within gases may also cause exhaust blockages. To eliminate these risks, process waste gases need to be treated at the "Point-of-Use" (POU) where harmful exhausts are abated immediately.
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This is excellent for my classic RPG game I'm making! It's set in a weapons factory environment, where the main character is a slave worker. This song fits perfectly for the setting there!
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Unexpectedly amusing i must say. Im going through each section of the audio portal and taking at least one song from each section. And i really thought i would find nothing in any way appealing in the Goth section but this was great. Its unlike any song ive heard on the site before. Id be surprised if this wasnt the best submission in the Goth section!
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Genesis Healthcare System moved to release bonds received in the past.
Chief Financial Officer of Genesis Healthcare System, Paul Masterson met with Muskingum County Commissioners Monday to request the release bonds of debt they had recently financed. The county was used as a conduit to issue the bonds in order for Genesis to achieve tax exempt rate. Masterson explains the county was not the borrower of the loans.
"An example is if you went and had your mortgage with one bank and went and remortage with another bank because you wanted a low interest rate or you wanted to refinance your house over a period of time," Masterson explained. "Then you would have to get the old bank to release all the paper works on the old loans, and that's what we were really asking for was to clean up some paper work today for the transaction we needed a couple weeks ago."
The money borrowed went towards facility improvements in the past, including Good Samaritan Hospital, Bethesda Hospital and Genesis Healthcare System.
"The community benefit is it provides the hospital with lower debt service going forward," said Masterson. "Therefore producing more money to reinvest back into services and healthcare benefit for the community."
Two bonds were originally issued. The first for $6.35 million and the second for $3.65 million. Genesis was responsible for paying back the loans through National City Bank, which held the bonds.
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Missouri and head football coach Gary Pinkel have agreed on a new contract, one that will likely push his annual compensation to over $3 million a season, according to PowerMizzou.com.
Exact financial terms and length of contract were not disclosed.
Pinkel, who is the winningest coach in Missouri history, signed a deal in 2011 and was paid $2.35 million last year, which was 20th among head coaches, according to USA Today. He also earned another $300,000 in incentives during the 2013 season.
His assistants are also expected to receive a pay raise.
Missouri went 12-2 last season and won the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division in just their second season in the league. They beat Oklahoma State in the Cotton Bowl and finished fifth in the season-ending polls.
Pinkel has a career record of 175-100-3 in 23 seasons as a head coach.HAMILTON: Everett Golson welcomes the pressure in his return to Notre Dame


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When treating one of these diseases, we have a robotic surgical system, Da Vinci®, with which we have obtained some excellent results.
Robotic surgery with the Da Vinci® system is carried out with specially designed instruments, which have been reduced in size for better precision when handling them.
This advanced equipment allows the surgeon to work with perfect visualisation and precision.
If you require the opinion of our experts without having to travel to the Clinica, we offer the possibility of a Second Medical Opinion consultation.
Tinnitus is the perception of a sound in the ears or head, whilst no external source is producing it.
It can be perceived as a buzzing, beeping, ringing, etc. It can be a continuous, pounding, permanent or occasional sound.
Tinnitus is not a disease, but a symptom that can appear in isolation, accompanied by an ear disease or other pathology.
The Tinnitus Unit at the Clínica Universidad de Navarra in Madrid has extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with this symptom.
Before the appearance of Tinnitus, an Otorhinolaryngological study must be carried out to detect if it is caused by a disease that can be treated medically or surgically.
It is not always associated with hearing loss, and neither will it always lead to deafness.
The Clínica has experts in diagnosis and treatment of patients with voice and language problems.
Dysphonia is the loss of the voice´s normal tone due to a functional or organic larynx condition.
The sound a child makes from birth can sometimes change, due to laryngeal malformations or neurological conditions. In later life, laryngeal papillomas can appear, as a result of a viral infection.
In adults, the majority of dysphonia is caused by vocal hyperfunction.
It´s necessary to carry out a physical examination of the larynx for all relapsing dysphonia, or that which continues for more than 15 days, and above all, if the patient is a smoker. This can suggest the existence of a vocal cord tumour.
The treatment for vocal cord nodules and oedema, consists in carrying out phoniatric rehabilitation and if the case persists, by completely this treatment with a microsurgical removal.
If the patient has a vocal cord polyp, the main treatment is surgical removal and postoperative phoniatric rehabilitation.
This is occasionally associated with digestive pathologies, mainly gastroesophageal reflux. Sometimes, there is a granuloma or ulcer on the rear third of the vocal cords. In which case, the initial treatment of phoniatric rehabilitation is accompanied with medical treatment and postural anti-reflux therapy.
Ventilator nasal insufficiency is caused by the incorrect flow of air through the nasal cavity.
It´s a common condition in children and adults, and has multiple aetiologies and treatments. In children, the cause is almost always enlargement of the adenoids, often associated with tonsil hypertrophy.
For adults, there are two main causes, which are very often associated with this condition:
Hypertrophy of the nasal passages and deviated nasal septum. The main symptom is difficulty breathing through the nose, which manifests itself with: opening the mouth, sudden, deep and short nasal inspirations, a dry throat, noisy day time, and especially night time, breathing.
The Rhinology Unit in the Otorhinolaryngology Department at the Clínica Universidad de Navarra has vast experience in the diagnosis and treatment of nose and paranasal sinus diseases.
The diagnosis is based on anamnesis, clinical examination, anteroposterior rhinoscopy and fibroscopy.
The treatment depends on the cause of the condition and can include various surgical procedures and antihistamine, decongestants, antibiotics, topical or systematic corticoid medication, etc. for functional obstructions.
Otitis media is common in childhood and can cause hearing loss.
Otitis media is the persistent inflammation of mucus that covers the inner ear. This produces an excess of liquid which stays trapped, and closes up the Eustachian tube, which causes pain and hearing problems.
It can be classified as acute (symptoms for 0-3 weeks), sub-acute (3-12 weeks) and chronic (more than 12 weeks). The trapped liquid in the inner ear can be serous (fluid, like water), mucosal (viscous, like mucous) or purulent (pus).
The normal treatment for otitis media is antibiotics, to combat the germs that are usually responsible for said symptoms. This treatment is sometimes complemented by the use of nasal decongestants and mucolytics.
We are specialists in cochlear implants, for both children and adults.
There are many causes that can lead to hearing loss: family history, viral diseases during pregnancy, blood incompatibility between mother and child, etc. In adults causes include chronic infections, suffering from otitis for a long period of time or very often, trauma, etc.
Many patients with hearing loss benefit from medical or surgical procedures, but the majority of them have hearing conditions that cannot be corrected with these treatments. It is recommended that they use a hearing aid.
The Otorhinolaryngology Department at the Clínica Universidad de Navarra has a group of specialised professionals for the treatment of deep bilateral neurosensorial hypoacusis. They have a cumulative experience of fitting more than 800 cochlear implants, in both children and adults.
Rhinosinusitis inflames the mucous in the nostrils and paranasal sinuses.
If they are inflamed due to an obstruction caused by a virus, bacteria or allergic reaction, and the obstruction persists, it will cause the small ducts to close and mucous will accumulate in them, which starts to drain and cause discomfort.
The symptoms of sinusitis are nasal congestion, pain at the front of the head, under and around the eyes; continual congestion and mucous, and in some cases, coughing and sneezing, which usually appear in acute rhinosinusitis.
Under the right conditions, sinusitis can cure itself and doesn´t require antibiotics. If it persists over time, it´s necessary to receive medical treatment and, if it still doesn´t improve, patients must undergo a surgical procedure.
Alcohol and tobacco are the principal risk factors for head and neck tumours.
There is a group of localised malignant head and neck tumours in the paranasal sinuses, nasopharynx, oropharynx (tonsils, soft palate, base of the tongue), hypopharynx, larynx, oral cavity (oral mucus, gum, hard palate, tongue and floor of the mouth), tongue and salivary glands. This excludes skin, brain and thyroid tumours.
The Otorhinolaryngology Department at the Clínica Universidad de Navarra has a specialised unit for oncological and reconstructive head and neck surgery.
There are no fully effective programmes for the early detection of head and neck cancers. It`s recommended that people with known risk factors such as heavy drinkers and smokers, have regular check-ups for the detection of these conditions.
Nose and paranasal sinus tumours are rare, and make up 0.2% of all malignant tumours.
The paranasal sinuses are aerial structures located inside the facial bones. They are covered by mucous which is similar to that found throughout the nasal cavity.
The most common symptoms are: unilateral nasal obstruction, continuous nose bleeds, constant lacrimation due to the obstruction of the lacrimal duct, increase in the size of the bridge of the nose or orbit, if the tumour grows, and pain or dental immobility.
The diagnosis is mainly carried out using image testing. The definitive diagnosis is done using a biopsy.
The main treatment for these tumours is surgery or radiotherapy (apart from lymphomas or plasmacytomas). Using radiotherapy alone has very poor results.
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It was business as usual on Capitol Hill last week, and even the leader of Republican revolution, House Speaker Newt Gingrich, got into the act.
The whole messy business of farm subsidies has been the target of suburban GOP lawmakers seeking to cut government spending. Arrayed against them are farm-area Republicans, particularly from the South, who have blocked a plan to gradually reduce subsidies.


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The Aerospace Engineering department at the University of Maryland's (UMD) A. James Clark School of Engineering is designing a human-powered helicopter that runs on energy generated by pedals, using software from Dassault Systemes SolidWorks.
Unlike human-powered airplanes, human-powered helicopters require more power for flight height and duration, which can push the limits of human endurance. To address this issue, the design team turned to DS SolidWorks. Using the SolidWorks CAD software, the team created a helicopter propelled by hand and foot pedals.
"SolidWorks has been critical to designing the complex parts this helicopter requires," said Joseph Schmaus, a UMD graduate student working on the project. "Between the simulation capabilities, which allow us to perform stress analysis on individual components, and the ability to rapidly prototype complex parts, SolidWorks has helped us to ensure we create effective, safe, lightweight pieces for the larger design."
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The helicopter prototype, which weighs only 100 pounds, is currently operational and has broken two world records to date. The first UMD flight was recorded at four seconds and the second flight at 12.4 seconds. The UMD team hopes to achieve the benchmark set for the Sikorsky price, which requires a flight duration of 60 seconds and a height of three meters.
For more information, visit SolidWorks and check out the test flight of an electric-powered helicopter on Engineering on the Edge.
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by Don Ingwerson
The sight of spinach on my dinner plate can – for me – ruin an otherwise good meal.
Although I've always been told that eating spinach makes you healthy, this does little to change my feelings about the value of it. I'm not sure exactly what would make me reconsider my view of this green, leafy vegetable, but research supporting preventative activities that may lower health care costs and eliminate unnecessary hospital and doctor office visits could be compelling.
Similar to my hesitancy about eating certain vegetables, some view other aspects of health with a dose of skepticism, including a mental approach to physical health.
However, many individuals believe and understand that spirituality has an affect on health – but not church attendance or religious activities. Yet studies document positive health effects from spiritual as well as religious involvement.
Such "effects on health are diverse, ranging from such tangible and easily understood phenomena such as a reduction of health-risk behaviors in churchgoers, to more elusive phenomena such as the effects of prayer on health and physiology."
As medicine expands from a western-style, drug-based domain to also include alternative and complementary options, some caregivers are finding that spirituality can be a key ingredient for good health – especially when considering prevention.
The positive health effects of inward practices, such as prayer and meditation, are not new. The Bible is chock full of accounts of individuals who healed others and were healed of mental, social, and physical problems.
It is no surprise that today medical academic programs include topics on spirituality and alternative/complementary medicines. This trend is mirrored by the fact that nearly 40% of Americans spend $34 billion on complementary or alternative health care per year. Most of this money is being paid for out of pocket.
Evidently, many see the pursuit of health as more than the exclusive domain of drug-based medicine. Based upon current research, it would seem appropriate that health care include considerations for mind-body connections, which would help reduce the costs of medically based health care as well as strengthen prevention components.
According to Charles Kenny, a fellow at the Center for Global Development, "Americans get terrible value for money from their health spending." The World Bank indicates that the U.S. spends $8,608 per person per year on health care, but the U.S. has a lower average life expectancy than Chile, where health expenditures are $1,292 annually, or Israel, where expenditures are $2,172 per year.
Given the fact that we need better use of our funds, we might consider preventive aspects further, including those addressing mind-body connections.
When discussing complementary medicines, Dr. Patricia Herman, who published a systematic review of cost studies on complementary and alternative medicine, stated, "I'm tired of this talk that there is no evidence for cost-effectiveness of complementary and integrative medicine. There is evidence. We need to move onto phase two and look at how transferable these findings are. We can take this evidence and run."
While we consider this, I just may reexamine my perspective on spinach.
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Covering all the major concepts and theories while still presenting the exciting and practical applications of psychology is a challenge. In order to meet this challenge, Huffman presents a fully integrated package that sets the stage for a perfectly choreographed learning experience. It includes a pedagogical system that makes psychology easier to learn. Readers will also find a robust suite of multimedia learning resources, including animations, interactive exercises, simulations and virtual experiments, and brief video clips. Psychologists can use the ninth edition as a reference for the theories and concepts.
Reviewer:Nicholas Greco IV, MS, BCETS, CATSM(Abbott Laboratories)
Description:This is the ninth edition of a popular introductory textbook in psychology. This edition brings with it new research, greater emphasis on real-world applications of psychology, APA-linked learning objectives, and gender and cultural diversity examples.
Purpose:As the field of psychology evolves, so must the textbooks that we use to teach the next generation of psychologists and mental health providers. Typically, most college-level texts are revised and updated every 3 to 4 years to keep up with the changing literature and advances in the field. The author of this textbook has a strong appreciation and understanding of psychology. She is a tremendous educator and writer, which is consistently demonstrated in this latest edition.
Audience:As a college-level textbook, it is targeted at college-age students enrolled in introductory psychology. Instructors will find the book easy to use and the presentation of the material straightforward with real-world examples to aid in teaching. The author, a long-time educator and prolific writer, provides a solid foundation for students with this updated edition.
Features:The first 16 chapters cover the major areas of focus in introductory psychology. Two additional chapters (17 and 18) are available upon request and cover industrial/organizational psychology and psychology at work in the global economy. Among the many new features is Psychology at Work, which introduces students to how psychology affects their everyday lives and promotes careers in psychology. The APA-linked learning objectives outline the 10 major areas the APA has determined as learning outcomes in introductory psychology. This edition includes new sections on gender and cultural diversity along with critical thinking/active learning exercises. As with many introductory psychology texts, the discussion of psychopharmacological treatments in chapter 15 could be stronger; however, this is much improved from the eighth edition.
Assessment:This is an excellent textbook for introductory psychology.


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Thank YOU!! That link for the app pack worked! Thanks everyone for the PERFECT GUIDE and the support, it worked perfectly on my new wii I just got!
Thank you! I'm an old guy (60 something) and I softmodded my WII using your guide. I have no problems whatsoever...works perfectly! If an old fart like me can do it, anybody can. Thanks again!
Look, you kinda let a cat out of the bag that is nearly impossible to put back in. Without going into the politics of the site, I will offer up the following.
If you did not rip the image from a working retail disk, there is no way to confirm or deny it's ability to work properly as a back-up.
Also your issue is not with this guide, but using specific backups. Therefore your issue shouldn't even be posted in this guide as it only serves to clutter the thread so that users who are having issues following the guide, find it more difficult to browse the information in the thread. You might think about the newbie section, but there are also a few other sections that are appropriate for your questions.
If I were a moderator here, I would sort this out, but for now you'll have to wait for someone to move or not move the appropriate posts. Like I said no politics, just the sum of logic.
Hello. There's a small error in Chapter 1 - Installing Homebrew. In the Bannerbomb spoiler (the one for Bannerbombv2 for 4.0-4.2 wiis), the link to download Bannerbombv2 is the wrong link (gives you the Bannerbombv1 link).
The best guide EVER! Thanks mauifrog=]
I have recently Updated the Softmod on My own Plus four friends Wii's with the latest CIOS Pack (Thanks for the awesome Pack),
Thankfully my Wii is fine.
Two wii's will not launch USB CFG from the Channel (They have to launch through HBC) Not to much of a biggie
The Other Two will not play some of their backups, even when the backup plays on another Wii, from the same HDD, with the same Game options selected.
All Wii's have been updated to 4.3E using Multi Mod Manager Update Function, then All CIOS re-installed as per this guide.
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Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Hi....I have received so much support here on various forums and am looking for some help for my brother who received a diagnosis of Autonomic Failure....which has been barely responsive to treatment and within the past 2months caused such a rapid decline in my brother's health. He is now unable to walk with severe neuropathy to both arms and legs along with numbness. Despite being on 5 meds, having a pacemaker, and seeing many cardiologists/neurologists from John Hopkins, Cleaveland Clinic and most recently his doctors consulting with the head of Vanderbilt University's Automomic Failure Center there seems to be no treatment or answers to helping my brother from further progressing with this condition. As a family we are not ready to accept that there isn't anything we can do to stop this from worstening....my brother is only 43 and has 6 children, the youngest being only 2 and we are hoping that somehow we will find the miracle we need to treat him so he will respond and have a good quality of life.
Five years ago after biting into his food on his fork he had severe pain in one of his teeth that had his hand jerk causing the fork to fly across the room. The day after he started passing out whenever he stood up. He went to the hospital and they noticed that he had orthostatic hypertension and tachycardia whenever he stood up followed by a sudden drop in his blood pressure that caused the fainting spells/blackouts. His tilt test was the worst they had ever seen with his blood pressure going sky high followed by a plummet with severe tremors and him blacking out. POTS was ruled out as well as Pheochromocytoma. They put him on some betablockers....he had severe headaches that never seemed to go away....the meds helped somewhat in controlling the fainting spells for a few years and eventually a pacemaker was put in to keep his pulse from going dangerously low while sleeping from the meds helping out.
This past year his condition worstened to the point that he was unable to work...he started to have violent tremors that would follow his increased Blood Pressure and severe headaches.....the tremors would look like grand mal seizures but he would be alert and they would last as long as 30 minutes until he received IV Dalaudid (sp??) to relieve the headache. His life consisted of calling the ambulance on a weekly basis to bring him to the ER to recieve the IV meds that would relieve his headache and stop the tremors.
My brother's condition has declined so much that anytime he moves from bed to a wheelchair he goes into severe tremors. He is not able to urinate and is now in acute renal failure with a creatinine level or 1.5. The doctors tell him that he needs to decrease his meds to relieve the stress on his kidneys. He was able to get off of the betablockers but the clonidine which controls his tremors is the med they would like to see him decrease. Thing is...every time they do he goes into violent tremors that last up to 3 hours. Now he is going to the ER every two days when unable to urinate....the sonograms show no urine in his bladder and the only way he produces it is when they give him IV fluids. The nephrologist says it is because his blood pressure fluctuates so much and is too low to filter the urine from his kidneys to the bladder. The meds that keep his blood pressure from going extremely high that cause the tremors and headaches bring it too low causing his kidneys to fail. He is living with a double edged sword..if he decreases the meds to save his kidneys he goes into violent tremors lasting for hours. When the visiting nurse came today and the last few times they had to call an ambulance because his blood pressure was 30/10 and he barely had a pulse. This is happening from just a small decrease in his clonidine....he was taking 6mgs every 4 hours and just decreasing it to 5mgs very 4 hours has caused him to have such low blood pressures.
So.....my brother is in a wheelchair/bed, any time he moves from one to the other he goes into violent tremors which require the clonidine, he isn't able to urinate unless he goes and gets some IV fluids at the ER. His life is having these tremors and spending every other day at the hospital getting IV fluids to produce some urine. He is drinking at least a gallon of fluid a day if not more but still is unable to urinate.
His quality of life is full of pain and our family is desperate for help. Anything you can do to direct us on how to help him would be much appreciated.
Thanks ~ Goody:angel: :wave:
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
I'd like to say that I am terribly sorry your brother has to go through this. It sounds very painful,and I feel for you and your family. You are a very good sister to seek help for your brother.
It sounds as if your brother has severe small fibre neuropathy. Small axonal fibres that are not myelinated or thinly myelinated are responsible for sensory information,pain,tempature, and also autonomic functions such as blood pressure,breathing,sweating, heart rate and urination.
Since he has neuropathy in his limbs,and is unable to walk this at least explains what type of PN he has.
My advice is quite humble, but I will do the best I can for you.
Has he undergone rigorous blood testing to rule out things such as metal poisonings,lyme,other toxicities?
Has he had immunological testing to check for things such as aids,lupus,connective tissue disorders,celiacs and the like?
Infections, hep,syphilis etc.
Nutritional deficiencies such as B12 which can cause major neurological damage
has he has MRI,lumbar puncture?
Has he had nerve conduction studies, EMG?
Do those doctors have any idea as to what caused this? Often with progressive conditions like your brother, if the culprit can be found, the neuropathy can be halted & often reversed?
Does your brother take any supplements such as B12, B-complex?
Also in regards to the clonidine, it's apparently hard on the kidneys but stops tremors. How about replacing that med with anther med for a while to help with tremors? Other possibilities are gabapentin,Frisium,topamax.
I myself am not an expert, but it seems that this neuropathy is progressive and all causes of neurpathy need to be ruled out because a life is at stake here.
God be with you-
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
I thank you for your response. My brother is back at the hospital (third time this week) after losing consciousness at home from just raising his head in bed. His blood pressure would go up to 210/100 and then plummet to 30/10. This happens from just the little decrease in clonidine from 6mgs every 4 hours to 5mgs to every 4 hours. He was admitted and the doctor is insisting on further decreasing the clonidine, when my brother was informed of this knowing how it would increase the tremors, he became combative pulling the tubes out and trying to get out of bed which had him going into such severe tremors that lasted hours.
My other brother stayed the entire night with him and said that they further decreased the clonidine to 4mgs every 4 hours and the doctor is insisting on getting him off the med saying that the tremors won't kill him but their effect on the kidneys will. It was a along night with the tremors being the worst they had ever been requiring 6 staff members to assist in keepig my brother safe from falling out of bed. My brother described it as almost being like watching somebody going through a detox....the tremors went on all night long and fierce followed by periods of apnea but they have calmed down somewhat and are not as strong and shorter in duration so we are hoping that the doctor's plan to further decrease his meds will help his kidney function and not leave him incapacitated by tremors. Seems that the last update I received showed that the urine ouput has increased and that the tremors are more manageable.
The doctor is thinking of adding florinef and primidone as he tapers off the clonidine.
As far as tests I know an MRI, CAT Scans, lumbar puncture, urine and blood work for catecholamines were done. Not too sure about the blood tests for infectious diseases but since he has had almost everything under the sun done I would assume they did do that. He had the EMG and went down to John Hopkins to have a skin graft test that showed definite nerve damage in the periperhral sense. I have forewarded your post to my other brother to run past the doctor to see if there is anything he feels my brother should further have done.
I think my brother and our family have resolved our selves to the fact that this is something that just isn't going to get better and that we just want to get my brother to the best quality of life even if it means having whatever needs to be done within his home or at least have scheduled appointments for treatments rather than having to go through the ER process each time he runs into trouble. At least this time the doctor called ahead and had the Er ready to admit him. Seems that when my brother cannot urinate or produce urine that an IV will get things going so it would be nice if the doctors would come up with something to take care of that within the home.
Again I thank you for your response and if anybody else knows of anything that may have been overlooked or that could help my brother and his family out I would much appreciate it. We are hoping to see if the doctors will make arrangements for Hospice to take my brother on since his condition is so critical and there doesn't seem to be anything to offer us any hope of his condition improving......it seems to only be progressive with him further and further declining with each trip to the hospital. And it is scary and heartbreaking to see him going through this.
Thanks for the information and support ~ Goody:angel: :wave:
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Wow,i feel so awful for you and your brother,that is just an incredible story,really.i am wondering if they actually know for sure just what the real underlying catalyst was that set this all into motion?
it just seems crazy to have this do a sudden onset like it did,was he having ANY actual odd neuro symptoms before this just presented itself?i know i suffer with some pretty severe sympathetic nervous system damage from spinal cord damage and can relate to the symptoms he is having only his about ten times worse than mine are/were.just what exactly showed up on his MRI and where was(which part of his body)it done?did they do a full thorasic and c spine MRI?anywhere that the sympathetic nervous system runs thru or to really needs to be very closely looked into.the sympathetic chain actually runs along the outside of both sides of the spinal column and it has the stellate ganglion within the neck area.but it also crosses along the upper thorasic too and different conditions can affect that nerve and possibly cause alot of the actual symptoms he is having.the SNS and the para are controllers to some degree of all autonomic functions so thats why i am asking all this stuff.
ironically i also have a kidney disease but mine is totally unrelated to my SNS damage.but i know how damaging having that out of control BP can effect the kidneys,and it isn't good.i really DO feel for you all,honestly,this has got to be one hell of a nightmare for all of you mostly your brother.
i really am wondering just what inthe heck could be causing the severe tremors he is having?as a precaution,considering his continuing up and down BPs,it wouldn't hurt to actually have an MRA done on his arterial structure within the brain.i ended up having a brain aneurysm last year that i had no clue was even there.my NS just happened to send me for one because of my kidney disease.but the big swings in his BP could possibly start small bulges in the brain arteries just from the up and down pressure.its just something to be aware of.if there is any weak areas within the arteries up there,well it could happen.i just thought you might need to know this.i hate to have to dump this on you but it is something to be aware of,thats all.i just really don't understand those tremors along with his symptoms that are more indicative of autonomic failure.this one just dosen't seem to fit,you know what i mean?thats why i am wodering just how extensive any testing really has been within his actual brain?does it actually look like real tremors or more spastic type of movement when this happens?i have spasticity,but it is actually stemming from spinal cord injury.like i said,it just seems odd.
hopefully they will somehow be able to find the real underlying problem that started this whole process and be able to actually do something to help him.i wish you all my best and hope things will somehow get better soon.please let us know how he is doing,K?good luck and all my prayers,**
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Goody, it's terrible that your brother has to suffer like this and his doctors don't seem able to help him further. I do hope someone comes up with some treatment or advice for him, but in the meantime I wonder if it would do any good to try some alternative form of medicine? There are so many different types of practitioners out there and maybe someone would at least be able to relieve some of his pain or help resolve some of his symptoms. I'm aware of the perils of charlatanism but perhaps you already know of someone who might be able to help. I'm thinking along the lines of acupuncture, homeopathy, naturopath, maybe even a healer of some kind. Or indeed any other kind of alternative treatment that might make his daily life more bearable. I do hope he gets help from somewhere - no one should have to put up with suffering like that.
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Hello Everyone and thank you so much for your support. Everything you have suggested has been done for my brother. I am sorry for the delay in my response, I just returned from a stay with my brother in order to give my SIL a break. You see, the nurses have never seen tremors like my brother has and they are quite intimidated in terms of helping him through it. It is horrific....his body thrashes like a fish does out of water and now it is happening even when he doesn't even move.:eek: It is heartbreaking to see him go through these tremors and now he is having periods of unconsciousness throughout them. Two nights I was there they lasted over 2 hours in duration. He is pretty much alert during these episodes and is able to nod his head. I rode it through with him sharing happy thoughts that will relax him and take the fear away. I tell him that I am there and that his vital signs are stable but we are unable to get a BP because of the amount of movement going on in his extremities. The medical staff gives him every med that is ordered and then some and it still doesn't help. He is on clonidine .4mgs, morphine 2mgs every 4 hours, Darvocet every 4 hours, Inderal SR 4 times a day, Ativan every 6 hours and some other meds that I have forgotten to memory. Anytime he is moved he goes into these tremors lasting about 40 minutes to an hour just from moving him off his back to put cream on it to prevent any breakdown/bedsores. And then the worst seem to come when he gets tremendous headaches and pain in his chest which cannot be relieved by the meds and those are the tremors that last hours leading to more and more periods of unconsciousness. My brother is afraid because he uses everything he's got to come out of them and is afraid that he is slipping into a coma and one time will not come out. He says he hears everything we are saying except some of the times he goes unconscious and I know he does because he is able to nod when I ask him questions.
Anyway, they transferred him to John Hopkins and the doctors there want to take him off of most of his meds blood pressure & pain meds and my brother is refusing stating that if they do he will go into a coma and die. He is so afraid and I know it is legitamate fear because I have seen his tremors worsten even with the slightest decrease in his clonidine. They also feel that he has had a stroke because on side of his body is weaker than the other although for me and others this would be difficult to see since all of his extremities have weakened due to the neuropathy.
My brother saw the cardiologist and has yet to see the neurologist. The cardiologist says that if he refuses their recommendations to discontinue his meds then they will have to discharge him. They sat him up to get an orthostatic BP and the room was filled with doctors and medical staff there to observe the tremors my brother exhibits....my SIL said the room was packed with observers and she almost wanted to hand out popcorn!!:rolleyes: This is exactly what my brother doesn't want....he is afraid he will be a guinea pig and he just wants to live out the rest of his life in peace. But how when he experiences such pain and suffering despite being on all the meds. I talked with my brother and told him that the meds he was on weren't working because he is just getting worse. The doctors at the other hospital wanted to get him off the meds as well because they feel that his kidneys cannot handle them and also they are not working and perhaps making things worse. When they decreased the clonidine by .1mg from .5mg to .4mgs he worstened for a day and then didn't have any tremors. Then they went from .4mgs to .3mgs and he had a night of long tremors but never gave them a chance to see if he stabilized the night after that and put it back up. I am trying to tell my brother that perhaps he is going through a detox since he has been on the clonidine for so long and on the highest dose any doctor has ever seen. So I am trying to convince my brother to give it a try since he is in a very good hospital where he will be monitored closely. If they discharge him I doubt very much if they will provide him scripts for his meds anyway leaving him in the same situation only without medical monitoring.
He is not taking any phone calls according to my SIL. Today they want to do an EEG and sit him up and watch him through one of the tremors to rule out seizure activity. After that I do not know whether they are discharging him home or whether he has agreed to their suggestions of going off the meds. I think that they want to take him off the meds and see what symptoms need to be treated and start all over again. I think they call that a "med wash" but with my brother's condition will he be able to survive that????
Thanks for the encouragement and suggestions. All the tests have been done and the doctors feel that my brother has the most complicated and worse case of Autonomic Failure that they have ever seen. We need a miracle and we need it soon.
~ Goody:angel: :wave:
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Hi Goody! I haven't got to "talk" to ya in a while, but I have been following your posts on the bp board. I am sorry that your brother is going through this. I can understand his fear of being taken off of all the meds. It doesn't sound like they are doing him much good now, but I would probably feel the same way if I were in his shoes! It seems to me like it would be pretty risky to take him off of everything now when his body is so weak. Surely they won't discharge him! I'm praying that he gets the miracle :angel: that he needs to get through this! Stay strong!
Lots of "hugs"
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Hi, Cristie:wave: Thanks for popping in. I am heading down to John Hopkins tomorrow to give my SIL a hand. My brother is not too happy with what the doctors are doing. They wanted to get some testing done that has already been done....he seems to think that he is a guinea pig there so my SIL convinced the doctors there to accept copies of the tests which she will be getting sometime over the next few days.
We found out today that the clonidine that my brother is on was never perscribed at the high dose he had been taking. Seems that whenever he got to the point of having bad headaches or tremors he would take some extra so the doctors feel that he has developed a psychological dependency on it that has him going through some form of detox. They say that you could go into hypertensive crisis if you are taken off of it too quickly and I think that is what is happening with my brother. Also....they said that if you take it too long or at too high a dosage that you get a rebound effect which is an opposite effect. So it sorta makes sense....my brother's condition seemed to worsten in terms of the tremors and headaches so perhaps once they get him off the med things will improve. That is what I am hoping for.
Thanks for checking in. I will give you all more of an update once I get back from seeing him.
(((HUGS))) ~ Goody:angel: :wave:
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
the thing is,there are other meds besides clonidine that could possibly work better for the tremors he is having.i still don't really understand how and what could possibly be triggering this.it really IS rather crazy since these are obviously not siezures.could this just be very severe spasticity?some peoples spasticiy,believe me,can get hidious at times.botox could be a possibility there,depending on just where the actual tremors are happening..just a thought.i know from my SCI,i will get horrid spasticiy that can appear to look like actual tremors or even a siezure.it all depends on the level of the spasticity and why or what is actually triggering it.this would be a motor nerve issue.can you describe just exactly what the tremors appear like?what exactly happens during these episodes,what shakes?
i also think,considering the kidneys and possible liver affectation,he really does need to drop the darvocet completely.quite honestly,this is about the lowest dose of any type of narcotic possible to give any patient.it would be totally and completely useless to someone in his condition anyway.trying something like oxy IR,which is just percocet without the tylenol,its just pure 5mg oxycodone.a much much better choice for many reasons.taking morphine and dropping WAY down to the darvocet really is not even worth his time and the risks of the 650mgs of tylenol he is getting with every dose.anything you can do right now to limit the amount of actual tyleonl,ESPESCIALLY with kidney issues,well it really doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure this one out,ya know?vicodin would be good too,if they used norco since this has only 325mgs of tylenol,but i still really think the oxy IR for his regular break thru med just makes sooo much sense for his needs specifically.honestly,that darvocet is doing absolutely nothing for him right now and is compromising the kidney function he still has left.tho it is actually metabolized in the liver not the kidneys,the kidneys are still being affected when the by products are filtered thru them before they are passed along outside the body,trust me on this one.i actually have a kidney disease and a wonderful nephrologist who helps me to maintain my kidney function to the optimum level right now,and he told me to stay the heck away from tylenol products.my pain clinic will not even Rx any tylenol products at all to anyone for any reason,just because the cumulative affect that tylenol can have on both the liver and the kidneys.the thing is,when there are other meds that quite frankly would do a much more effective job for his type of pain,and getting totally rid of any tylenol,well,you cannot beat that.he really does need to talk to his doc about trying the oxy IR.it works pretty good for some of my breakthru pain.
i do wish i could be of much more help to you.i really feel so badly for what your brother and your family are currently going thru,really.please keep us posted on how he is doing.i really DO want to know,K? hang in there,**
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Hi, Feelbad:wave: Thanks for your support and concern. Right now the doctors have taken my brother off of both the morphine and Darvocet....he is on Toradol by mouth which he claims does nothing for him. I think the plan is to get him off as many of the meds as possible and try to start all over. I believe that they call this a "med wash" almost as if to cleanse his system due to a possible toxicity to his system. That is the best I can explain it.
The way I see it, things could not get much worse. I have witnessed my brother's tremors and while they do have a ture physiological component that is out of his control they also seem to have a psychological component with anxiety although my brother will deny this. He goes into the tremors which start with twitching of the head and upper extremities. And eventually get into the violent type that have him flip flopping on the mattress sometimes with his entire body coming off of the mattress. It is quite scary to witness this. As I talk him through he calms down a bit and I am able to get nods to questions and the sort. He then goes into the mild tremors and then into the violent ones and after a few cycles of this some periods of unconciousness occur as if his body shuts down because it has had enough. Then he gasps for air and is in a mild tremor state in which I can talk to him and elicit a response to my questions. When he hears something from me or the medical personell that he does quite like he will then pound the mattress with his hands and legs kicking almost as if having a temper tantrum. For example, one of the nurses asked me to leave the room to see if less stimuli would bring him out of it. When I left he started having this fit like kicking and pounding.....in other words it seems that fear and anxiety worsten the tremors. I do believe that he is in severe pain when this happens for he has pointed to his head and his chest and his abdomen and when asked confirms bad chest pain, headache and nausea. When I look up detox these are some of the symptoms so what the doctors propose may very well be going on. The only thing is when I looked up Clonidine withdrawal it says that one must decrease the dose slowly and introduce other meds in order to prevent hypertensive crisis. Whenever they went to decrease his clonidine in the other hospital they have not done this so I am going to bring this up with his doctors when I arrive today.
They intend to do an EEG in order to rule out any seizure activity. I am almost certain from watching what my brother is going through that he is not having a seizure but it is good that they want to rule it out.
The doctors are well aware of my brother's risk of renal failure which is part of the reason that they want to get him off the Clonidine since it could be nephrotoxic.
Well I have to get ready for my trip. I will update you in a few days when I return. Thanks again for all the support.
(((((HUGS))))) ~ Goody:angel: :wave:
Re: Autonomic Failure ~ My Brother's Decline
Well here I am with an update. The doctors continue to decrease the Clonidine while his blood pressure rises to high levels and his pain increases. The cardiologist following him who is also the admitting physician observed my brother's tremors and has told my brother that he believes that he has what is called Conversion Disorder, a condition in which physical symptoms occur due to stress. It is an unconscious phenomenon but my brother wants no part of accepting this diagnosis and to be honest I find it difficult to believe myself.
I do believe that there are definite psychological components which worsten the episodes that I see but I am almost certain that there is also a physical condition warranting this. How can somebody just stop walking and have such tremors and pain with blood pressures fluctuating so drastically??? And what about is inabiity to urinate or produce urine and the high creatinine levels showing signs of renal failure??? Anyway, the cardiologist says that he will get my brother set with meds to help as much as possible to manage his blood pressure and that he feels that he needs to follow up with Neurology and Psychiatry to work on psychotherapy to improve his condition. I believe (although I am not quite sure) that they still believe he has Autonomic Failure, however, the doctor seems to believe that what is happening now seems to be more related to Conversion Disorder.
What are your thoughts on this??? Does anybody know anything about this disorder and if it is possible that this is what is happening with my brother??? Of course my brother is not willing to take the doctor's diagnosis nor his advice and if he doesn't will be discharged home sometime within the next few days. I cannot see how he possibly can be managed at home when he cannot even move or sit up without going into these severe tremors.
I am trying to convince my brother to take the advice so that he can stay at John Hopkins and get the help that he needs but he refuses to accept it.
Any suggestions????
Thanks ~ Goody:angel: :wave:
Anyway....the cardiologist
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Some of the people who are just joining Fur Trade Family History, have come into the middle of a long post which started -- amazingly enough -- on August 11th, 2012 with the outgoing York Factory Express that left Fort Vancouver in the spring.
It generally took about six months or so for the York Factory Express to make their way from Fort Vancouver to York Factory, and back to the Columbia District.
With one post a week, we have taken about the same length of time.
When I began this project, I did not realize it would take so long to enter these journals into my blog.
Well, we're not finished yet!
Let's get the last few batches of expressmen over the Athabasca Pass, to Boat Encampment.
Diary of a Journey from Fort Vancouver in 1835, by James Douglas:
Sat. 10th [October] Left the fort and encamped at the Little Rocher, 6 miles from the fort.
Sun. 11. Fine weather. Encamped at Henry's House. distance 20 miles; time 5 hours.
Mon. 12. Weather variable. Rain and fair weather by turns. Stopped at Prairie de la Vache, and encamped on the holey river. Distance 18 miles.
Tues. 13. Raining in the morning, and in the evening heavy snow which rendered this day particularly disagreeable; drenched to the skin by the rain in the early part of the day, we were by no means prepared for the transition which followed to heavy snow. The encampment and a good fire were highly relished by all. Stopped at Commencement of Moose Encampment, & encamped 2 miles below Grand Batture. Distance 22 miles.
Wedy. 14. Stopped at Gun Encampment and slept before commencing the Big Hill. Time 8 hours. Distance 18 miles. Rain & snow.
Thurs. 15. Stopped at foot of the Hill. Encamped after passing the point of woods. Distance 17 miles. Rain & snow.
Friday 16th. Arrived at the Boat Encampment in the afternoon. Found here 3 men from Colvile who are to assist us down with the boats. These men arrived here on the 1st and after waiting a few days without seeing us, Lamotte very properly dispatched 4 of them to Colvile remaining there himself with two others. Fair weather. Distance 19 miles. Total distance, 120 miles.
Journal of a Trip from Vancouver to York Factory, Spring, 1847, by Thomas Lowe, in charge of party:
Wednesday 20th [October] Cold weather and blowing strong. As the river was unusually high this season, I sent off Michel the Guide with 1 man to take a boat up to the Grand Traverse as we will require a boat to [carry] the packs to that place. Mr. Fraser has been engaging [himself] today to accompany us across the Mountains, and getting [ready]. Had the boats hauled up on the beach. The [men who] accompanied us from Edmonton now return there, excepting two, who are to wait here for the Express from the Columbia.
Thursday 21st. Cold cloudy weather. Started from Jasper's House this forenoon with 54 loaded horses having only 10 engaged men and 4 Indians with us, 6 of our men being off in the boat. As there is but little chance of our getting the packs across the season, on account of the depth of snow in the mountains, we take with us materials for making snow shoes. Had much difficulty in starting, the horses being wild and the men awkward, and got in consequence only as far as the head of the Lake, where we encamped.
Friday 22nd. Fine weather. Made but poor progress in consequence of having so few men. Encamped at the Rocher de Bon Homme. As the country here about was overrun with fire this spring, the roads are very bad.
Saturday 23rd. Rained last night. Fine clear weather during the day. Sent back the two men who accompanied us from Jasper's House to clear the road. In the evening reached the Grand Traverse, where we met the boat which the guide has brought up. He arrived only about an hour before us. Crossed the [river] in the boat, and swam the horses. Encamped on the opposite bank.
Sunday 24th. Beautiful clear weather, but very cold. Sent Michel & 2 men ahead to clear the road, which stands in much need of it [all the way] to the Campment d'Original.
Monday 25th. Another fine day. Made rather a short distance. Encamped at the Grand Batture.
Tuesday 26th. Cloudy all day, and snowing a little in the afternoon. Much snow in the road all day, on the height of land 2 feet. Made a very long day's march, having encamped at Mr. Rae's Encampment, but it was dark before we reached it.
Wednesday 24th [sic]. Snowed considerably last night. Got down the Grand Cote today, and encamped on the first batture.
Thursday 25th [sic]. Snow and sleet the whole day. The road through the woods was in a horrible state, but we got to the middle of the last batture, although it was late when we encamped.
Friday 26th. The weather in the fore part of the day was very boisterous, blowing hard with rain and sleet, which rendered the road through the woods exceedingly bad. Arrived at the boat encampment in the afternoon, where we found Mr. [Paul] Kane, two sons of Dr. Kennedy's, and 12 men. They brought up two boats from Colvile, which with the two we left here in the spring will make 4 boats in all to go down the river with. Mr. Kane and the two boys are to cross the mountains with the horses. I am afraid they will find much difficulty in getting across owing to the depth of snow. They have been waiting here for us for 20 days, but there is still an abundance of provisions left, as Mr. [John Lee] Lewes sent up an unusually large quantity from Colvile.
Notice that in 1847 artist Paul Kane is travelling out of the territory West of the Rocky Mountains with the outgoing express.
He will spend the winter at Edmonton House, after journeying through the Columbia district.
He gave us a lot of information about the happenings that proved so important to our history -- specifically about the Waillatpu Massacre that is covered in my blog postings dated Sunday, July 8 2012, Waillatpu Mission, Summer to Fall 1847; Saturday, July 21, The Waillatpu Massacre, November 29, 1847; and Sunday, August 5, After the Massacre at Waiilatpu.
There are two good books in the Greater Victoria Public Library, which tell us more about this period of time and also show the drawings he made, of Fort Nez Perce and the Waillatpu Mission itself.
One of them will also tell you how badly the missionary, Marcus Whitman, treated the Native men who hated him.
But most importantly, to this post, is his description of the journey across the mountains into the Columbia district.
These following quotes come from the book, Paul Kane, the Artist: Wilderness to Studio, by Kenneth R. Lister [Royal Ontario Museum Press, 2010] -- a beautiful book.
[97] "Over a three-day period [in 1846], Kane descended from The Committee's Punch Bowl down to Boat Encampment on showshoes.
"During his descent, he had to wade across stretches of river a torturous seventeen times.
[His journal reads:] "The water was up to my middle, running very rapidly, and filled with drift ice, some pieces of which struck me, and nearly forced me down the stream.
""I found on coming out of the water my capote and leggings frozen stiff.
""My difficulties, however, were only beginning, as I was soon obliged to cross again four times, when, my legs becoming completely benumbed, I dared not venture on the fifth, until I had restored the circulation by running up and down the beach. [end of journal quote]"
"On reaching Boat Encampment, he found that the brigade had been waiting thirty-nine days for his arrival.
"Due to the lateness of the season, the men were more than anxious to begin their descent of the River.
"Boat Encampment was a staging point, or rendezvous, on the Upper Columbia River.
"The name refers to the time when explorer David Thompson wintered there, and during the early months of 1811, he and his men built a plank boat.
"Here is where the westbound brigades continued their journey in boats after crossing the Athabasca Pass and where the eastbound brigades faced the climb up to The Committee's Punch Bowl and then the descent down to the Athabasca River.
"Often brigades needed to wait at Boat Encampment, as Kane himself experienced, for those brigades travelling from the opposite direction, which could be delayed by the rigours of the journey....."
And so we will continue with the last journal of the incoming Columbia express.
Journal of a Trip to York Factory with Express, Spring 1848:
Tuesday 10th [October] Beautiful day. Started from Jasper's House late in the afternoon with a band of 34 horses, 27 of which were loaded. Encamped about 2 miles above the Lake, sent off the guide with two men to arrange the boat at the Grand Traverse. Got 6 bags of Pemican and some fresh meat from Mr. Fraser. Four of our men who have sore feet and legs are on horseback. The three men from Edmonton cross the Mountains with us to bring back the horses and Mr. [John Lee] Lewes' property.
Wednesday 11th. Beautiful warm weather. Started from our encampment early am. Went on very well. Encamped at a small River a short distance below Prairie de .....
Thursday 12th. Rained during the night, but continued fair during the day. Got to the Grand Traverse about 10 am and crossed without taking off the loads. Michel & the two others had arranged the boat, but we did not require it. The road beyond the Grand Traverse are very bad, and we had a great many trees to clear out of the way. Encamped at the Campement d'Original, but it was late when we got there.
Friday 13th. Began raining before daylight, and continued so the whole day, but we went on nevertheless. Went on very well in spite of the snow, and encamped at Mr. Rousseau's encampment.
Saturday 14th. Snowed the whole of last night and this morning there was upwards of 6 inches of snow on the ground. Brightened up in course of the day, but the melting of the snow rendered the roads miserable. Got to the first Batture at the foot of the Grand Cote.
Sunday 15th. Beautiful weather. I started ahead this morning for the Boat Encampment. When I arrived about 3 pm. found C. F. Lewes & family, Mrs. [Francis] Ermatinger & daughter, Mrs. Fraser & family and Mr. Angus McDonald waiting for us there, to cross the mountains with horses which we have brought. They have been here for only 6 days, having taken 20 days to come up from Colvile. About an hour after dark Mr. Beardmore & the brigade arrived, except 3 of the laziest who have fallen behind, and can not come up tonight. Mr. Lewes brought up two boats from Colvile, and there are 7 engaged men and 5 Indians to go back with us, also Mr. Frazer's family.
You will see that John Lee Lewes appears to leave the Columbia district twice -- first in 1847 when his possessions are taken out over the mountains.
He actually remained in charge of Fort Colvile for the next six months because of illness, which meant that Alexander Caulfield Anderson was able to go out with the New Caledonia brigades, leading them to Fort Langley over the newly opened but unfinished Anderson River trail.
As I said about this outgoing brigade, in my speech at the Author's Celebration in November 2011:
"The journey out to Fort Langley was a chaotic disaster -- the return journey to Kamloops no better.
"Horses fell from cliff tops carrying valuable trade goods with them, and frustrated fur traders had fist fights while voyageurs deserted Fort Langley for an easier life in the California gold fields, and one man took his own life rather than tackle the return journey home!
"The following year proved equally difficult, and three or four years passed before the fur traders had a reasonable, if not entirely satisfactory, trail into the interior forts from Fort Langley...."
But all these stories are told in my book, The Pathfinder: A.C. Anderson's Journeys in the West.
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Jasper's House to Boat Encampment, part 2
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I give Arce the benefit of the doubt. He is not known to quit, and has left it all in the ring time and time again. I dont fault Kenny as well, because it all happened so fast that he didnt have enough time to get inbetween the action before it spirialed out of control. He called the fight flawlessy as he always does(one of the best, IMHO the BEST ref currently reffing fights today). I think the fight was about to explode into a war, and Arce was gonna give as good as he got for the remainder of the fight. Rojas gave a very good account of himself getting off the canvas within the 1st minute or so of the fight to finish the round strong.
I dont agree with him callin Jorge a coward in the post fight interview. To me it was classless, and now I want Arce to blow him out in the rematch. Arce wants to fight, and he wants the rematch, and I wouldnt mind that rematch headlining a HBO or SHO card. This fight IMO was gonna steal the show that evening(even more than Randall's uppercut KO of Mike).
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My new favorite character in this comic is the eye. I have a soft spot for inept villains. They cannot be gullible like Wile E. Coyote for me to love them, however; they have to be fairly intelligent, yet devoid of the sort of decisiveness and strength of will that would make them actually dangerous. Their ironic fate makes them endearing somehow.
And, just out of curiosity, is there anyone out there who actually likes that blasted bird -- Road Runner?
first :D,
love this comic
I love it too! Oh wait, am I allowed to say that?
Ohhhhhhhh im waiting to see what is after!!!
I don't think anyone actually adores that blasted bird.Plus i think that it is the identification of ''eat and run''
dayum~ pansy orcs FTL!
this comic is gething bether by every week. samo tako nastavite. does someone play wow-here btw?
And the wedding went BOOM
That was an awesome wedding crashing party :D
i've read in the shadows for a long time
i have to say wow simply wow, i love the eye hes just the type of supervillan i like
How come loving couples always end up with at least one of them killed in a most heinous matter in this comic?
There you go Hans Blix! Take that you $#%% $%@!% peice of $#17!
Why is it trying to atack its creators? The cat before obeyed.
I got a question, tell us what in the hell's name have the orcs done to you and you kick their asses like this?
R.I.P. innocent orcs......(rofl)....
awesome comic,u guys never disappoint!
n I kno what u mean,the runner bird sux,Coyote FTW!
Beep Beep.....ZZZZzzzzzzoooooeeeeeeffffff...
In this comic it would be...
Beep Beep..... Splat!! ;-)
Very nice work on the story line as on the graphics.
I'm a fan from page 121, ofc after seen thoose 2 page's I started from the start to catch up with th total.
Never bothered to post a comment tho but surely you must know you have more then 20 readers.
Keep up the good work.
Keep the fun in the storyline.
This is so funny! Poor orcsies... :(
Well I kinda like Road Runner; grilled, with tomatoes...
P.S.: I know that everybody argues why Coyote didn't order a pizza or something. But the real question is: Why didn't he hire Chuck Norris?
Nice comic funny as always.
My favorite inept villain is Invader Zim.
Did someone say Chuck Norris??? Chuck Norris is so old school barrens. Get with the times, your supposed to spam trade with (Shadowmourn) lol. Jk. Great comic as always. Can we see a plainstrider/roadrunner go splat next panel :D
i just remembered something. wasnt veron still in the orc village? what hapened to him?
gr8 page annyway
I'm starting to doubt if the "big bang" that turned everything backwards will EVER get fixed.
This used to be damn fine comics, but only at the times when it have been an arena comics. Now, there are some good and funny pages from time to time, but I have read it cause it was the only comics that was making fun of my beloved arenas.
Now, I'm bored to the roof, so thanks for the fun at the beginning and by.
i dont know snow if your allowed to like your own comic isn't there some laws that says creators cant have fun with there comic
In Thailand, you can get 15 years for liking your own comic :)
everyone thinks the road runner is the good guy but if you think about it he has never been hurt and he attacks the coyote all the time...... i feel bad for the coyote
Orcs being massacred by a group of angry mobs? Reminds me of a raid I did on Ironforge... we in the end but it was 50 of us vs over 150 of them.
No wrong page for posting... comments for one weeks' 'pages' can be seen on all relevant pages.
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THERE'S NOTHING FANCY ABOUT the Dave Prowse Fitness Centre in a grim area of south London. Behind its brick exterior, bodybuilders—who have included Arnold Schwarzenegger and the pre-Superman Christopher Reeve—grunt and sweat under the expert eye of the 60-year-old Prowse. It's hard to believe that a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, this affable Englishman was one of the most dread villains of all time.
Prowse played Darth Vader in all three Star Wars movies. He didn't do the voice—that was James Earl Jones—and his wasn't the face revealed in Return of the Jedi, but he turned Vader into an icon of evil with his powerful 6'6″ frame. "I did it with the way I carried myself and with the hand gestures," he says. "As a bodybuilder, I was used to using my body."
Prowse's screen career began almost by accident. The son of a widow who took in lodgers, he grew up in Bristol and started bodybuilding at age 17, entering the 1960 Mr. Universe competition. Switching to weight lifting, Prowse began billing himself as Britain's strongest man. A call from a talent agency looking for someone to play Death in a West End play—and carry another actor offstage every night—landed him his first role.
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- Taveras – RF
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I'm sorry, but that has to be the weakest first three batters any starting pitcher has to face. I think Morgan has the potential to be a leadoff guy, a high OBP with no power to set the table. I think Taveras is similar, except for having the potential to be a leadoff guy and having a high OBP. Meanwhile, Guzman is hitting at the moment, but he is a free swinger with little power.


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Yesterday (November 29th) was the Game's born day. Since his Sunday Service music drop was a few days away, the Compton rapper, and now reality TV star, let loose a surprise Birthday Service tune called "Judas Closet," featuring Nipsey Hussle, as a thank you for all the well wishes.
The resounding, drum packed beat they two rappers are getting busy is produced by none other than Timbaland. "Feel like a sold my f-ckin' soul to the devil for these palm trees and these six fo's," goes the hook. This won't be on Jesus Piece, but it's dope, and it's free, so stop complaining and give it a spin.
The Game's Jesus Piece album, which you can pre-order here, will be in stores December 11th. Listen to "Judas Closet" below.
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DeAndre Heath: Let's bring this stadium to Columbia
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COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) - DeAndre Asbury- Heath had a vision as a child to become a professional baseball player.
He's a graduate of Brookland-Cayce High School, and would achieve his dream in 2013.
He's now a member of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team and with all the talk of a potential minor league baseball coming to Columbia, Heath says he's in favor.
Let's bring this stadium to Columbia, said Heath.
Growing up, the professional baseball player says he looked up to the two time national champs, the USC Gamecocks.
He adds by bringing a minor league baseball program to downtown, Columbia, not only will economic development come from it, but children in surrounding communities will have more than Gamecock baseball as inspiration to accomplish their dreams.
It can enhance their dreams so they can chase theirs, said Heath. It can spark their dreams so they can reach higher and look up to an idol.
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I hope it enhances people to look forward to bringing it in to town, because like I said it could spark...It could change the whole prospect of Columbia, said Heath.
Through camps and possibly more council meetings to discuss the baseball project proposal, Heath is hopeful those against the idea will soon come around.