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Memory: The First Human - This was my first memory confirmation of being the angel Lilith/Safriel. I was working on compiling evidence and theories for how I could be the split spirit of Lilith/Safriel, and this memory was the first to come to me without a past life regression...
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Jun 1
Feel Lost - Sometimes I feel as though I am not meant to be here. Not now anyway. I get overwhelming emotions like I really miss people but I have never lost anyone very close. I get flashes of memories which there is no way I could have had, I dont feel I fit in and thats not an...
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Oct 25, 2012
World War 2 Past Life? - I've grown up with a Christian family, with the exception of my grandfather who is lutheran. So naturally, reincarnation wasn't ever a topic. Not really. You're born, you live, you die, and either go to heaven or go to hell. The end. I've been brought up...
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Oct 1
Fragments. - "Reincarnation," as such, seems to contradict the faith I was born into, and which I haven't wholly abandoned. I mean, some of my family members have had strange experiences regarding connections with deceased loved ones in the afterlife; if reincarnation is...
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Jun 23, 2010
Past Life Question - I remember being married in my past life, and I remember her getting killed. Neither of us divorced, so I still have a question.
In this life, would I still be considered married to her? I still remember these feelings that I felt towards her, and I'm...
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Jul 5
Re-birth - I remember inviting her to come back with me to this life, to find each other and fall in love once again… But it wasn't her time; she needed to become a guide instead.Boys been boys, I remember choosing this life as a reaction to that; to make the pointless point...
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Apr 20, 2012
Flashes Of War - Ever since I was a child I loved to march, I loved the old marching tunes, and songs where you could stand up and march. I always thought I would make a very good soldier given the chance, and sometimes when people would tell me to do something I had to fight the...
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Jun 30
Feeling Strongly At Home In A Different Country - I am very glad to have found this group and read stories similar to mine, which makes me believe even more that I'm not abnormal. I never used to believe in reincarnation, being raised a Christian, but several times I've been...
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Dec 17, 2012
Sytangestrange - Norfolk in Britain a tiny house I lived with a wife I don't remember much just that I was happy until I came home to see her sprawled across the floor a red stain across her chest, after that I remember only searing pain, then nothing. My name was Andrew mayar if...
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May 1
Old Soul? - Last night, I had a dream...It was WW2 Germany...I was a little Jewish girl, about 8. I had two little sisters and a 10 year old brother, along with a group of adults, and an Uncle...Well, we were running, and a nice old woman called Eiffie Fuhrmann took us in, gave...
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Sep 4, 2011
So Many Lives - I have always been interested in past life memories ever since I had a spontaneous recall at 15. I remembered going overboard from a sailing ship and drowning. I was unable to save myself. I remember the ship's wooden sides looming over me as I went down for the...
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Oct 19
Ugly Past Life... - I grew up a good, Christian girl. Lived a very sheltered life. Saved my virginity til the age of 24, never did drugs. Never tasted alcohol until I was 23. When I finally found the nerve to have a sexual encounter (just petting, I wanted to wait until marriage...
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Aug 31
Questioning... - Lately I have been thinking about my childhood a'lot. There are two memories specifically that I have that don't seem to relate to anything but no matter what my mum says I swear they weren't dreams. The first one relates to a specific smell. I have no idea what...
Aug 28
I Can Recall Three Past Lives. - I only remember three past lives of my own. Im not sure in which order they were lived.
I remember living out my days as a tree of some sorts. The sensations and colors I can pull from that life are greens (ranging from a watery spring green to...
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Jun 21, 2011
I Only Know Of A Few - So far I can know of three past lives. When I was younger I always had the same dream of a man chasing me I am running and running unitl my legs wont go anymore. I try and scream but I cant all I can do is wisper. I can see him standing over me and laughing...
Mar 17, 2012
Looking For People Who Want To Change The World In Better -
Hey :)
I'm looking for people who want to change this world in better, people who care about others, people who want to give and receive love.
The idea is that we all come together and send positive energy to all...
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Aug 23
I'm Weird "Perhaps" - Since i'm a baby i've always been different than others, i was quiet even when i had fever injuries or was scared. i'm also born with "funny" lips. I d'ont think that makes me ugly but i'ts kinda... not usual. i'm apparently a good kisser though, anyways...
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Jul 16
Asteroid Colony At End Of The 25th Century. - I know it's technically a future life memory, not a past life memory, but this was so real that It couldn't have been just a dream. I woke up with my arms burning and gasping for breath. I even asked to see a date before I died, and...
Jun 6, 2011
Past Lives - I don't know what you all believe, but I believe that people have multiple past lives. Well I remember a few pieces of mine. Sometimes they come to me through dreams, but they feel really different like they are more real and much more familiar. ...
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Nov 24, 2008
Past Life Flashes and Dreams... - I believe our memories of past lives are important learning opportunities for our current lives. I agree with others in this group that we "meet ourselves" in different ways. My past life "flashes" usually come as...
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Jan 7, 2009
I Think - I went to a psychic well in NYC , she said what happened in my past lives should be forgotten because it's no good, but I think I dream of what I did in my past lives. And I really don't think any of my past lives ended with a happily ever after
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Oct 27
Very Detailed Past Life Memories - First of all I would like to thank whoever made this group – I have searched for some kind of an answer to my situation for a long time. Of course, an actual answer may never be found, but to know that I am not alone lessens my burden. I...
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Jun 14
I Was A Child During WWII - In this present life, I have a memory of being in the war. I kept asking my present-day mom if she remembered the time we were in the car when the bombs were going off. My mom never remembered, in fact, she got irritated with me for constantly asking...
Nov 18
Past Life - I was a captain in my past life male I am a female in my present life. I have always felt unhappy and that I do not belong where I am now. I know that in my past life I was a captain a male and not of this world I went through prortals to travel around this world I...
Nov 27
I Remembered My Past Life... - I was always brought up Christian I was faithful to my church, but as I got older I kept think if one Church doesn't have it all right then how do I know one religion does? and why do I believe what I believe now? Because this is what I was taught...
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Dec 9, 2012
Locking Horns - I'm a dead on Taurus and feel my spirit has been talking to me. My minds eye chakra has been over active ever since my first memory. I feel guilty and compelled to all ways do right because I wasted previous lives in vain.
Jul 28
It's Possilble - I am by no means a spiritual or religious person, but I have heard and read about several "reincarnation" theories. The two I believe have the most credibility are "genetic memories": basically everything that makes up your body and mind is from your parents, so...
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Aug 18
Film Reel To The Present - I had dreamed of certain events in history that felt familiar to me. The dream was like cut scenes of lives that i may have lived before.
I was a slave in Egypt and I was being whipped for doing something wrong. I could feel my back burning from fresh...
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Jun 19
Civil War Memories - I remember very vividly in dreams and in waking state being a confederate soldier from Alabama by the name of Joshua Josiah Massey. I remember a battle and one of the soldiers I was in company with was shot in the chest and I and 5 other infantry members...
Sep 19
Don't Have Many-but Here Is One: - Can't recall the guy (my love's) -his name or what he looked like, but i have a memory of laughing and laying with this love down in a field of gold....wheat? if i were to sit on my knees or stand up-i can see a lake/body of water to my left...
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Aug 8, 2011
Support Needed - Sorry i didn't know where to post for advice. I remember almost 20 past lives and get caught up in moments of sadness when I can't remember how to dp things I used to do. Does anyone ever go into a fit of tears...like when I can't paibt like I used to or play...
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Jun 16
Weird Memory - I keep remembering a small house next to a medium size bridge which has a canal running under it. I kind of feel I was either a gypsy or lived in the small house. But what is scary is I think I drowned in the canal. Its a very weird memory and switches on then...
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Jun 5
Past Life Sisters - I have had this experience for quite some time, but I couldn't really confirm if it was real from my past life.
I had this friend, we knew each other from four years ago in school, and the first day, we started talking to each other as if we were good old...
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Jun 27
My Past Life - Last night I did a past life regression and at first I was skeptical but what I experianced changed my mind completely. This is what I saw:
The very first thing I see after walking through "the door" was a wall with family pictures. It felt like a routine thing...
Aug 17
1776, Cornwall England - I chose to have a guided Meditation yesterday. I found some interesting things about a past life.
I was standing near a lake, in the middle of a field. It was 1776 and I saw a town in the distance. I knew I had just finished work and was eagerly awaiting...
Sep 18
Self Hypnosis - I'm not sure if any of you have tried it, but it's really a great experience. I recently came across audio for self hypnosis past life regression and I tried it out. I was a little apprehensive at first but I literally felt myself slipping into a deeper trance. I...
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Aug 13
Alternate - I keep getting flash memories of events from different places and times. Like apocalypse and battles in world war 2. I am connecting with things.
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Jun 12
Past Life Sensation? - I'm not sure how to Categorize this so let me tell you my story and get some feedback on this.
If I had to place a 'time' that this sensation began I would say I was three or four, yes I can remember that far back, I was camping with my family and I...
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Oct 6
I Have Memories Of Being Other People - During this past year, I've had vivid memories of some other lifetime, and these memories are the most vivid when I don't put any effort towards recalling them or constructing them. The first one I observed involved me walking past a Roman...
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Apr 3
Things That Go Bump In The Night !! - david was a good friend,came from glasgow ,but settled just down the road from me with his wife ,they had been married for about 40 years,really nice guy,couldnt understand a word he was talking about ,had to get his wife to interprite for me...
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May 4, 2012
I Found My True Ghost Story; The Pink Lady Of Bamburgh Castle - My name is Kathryne. I was born and raised in New Jersey. As a kid I had a "story" I always felt real. I never was a history buff, I spent most day as a child in a dance studio.
Around the age of 21, I started having...
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Jan 22
I Married The Wrong Man - I had this dream that was to real to be a dream so I think it was a past life. I was in love with a young man we went to a resturant to have something to eat & drink it took place somewhere in Europe maybe England/Ireland the clothing was rough hand...
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Apr 18, 2012
A Recurring Dream Of The Past... - Hello all,
I recently joined this forum because I am really having some trouble understanding what the hell is going on and thought I should at least talk about it here. Ok, so for over a month now, I've been having this recurring dream, (and...
Dec 2, 2012
Beyond Belief !! - de ja vu.....i have been around for a long time,and i dont just mean in this lifetime ? i have visions that date back more than 100 years , i can remember very slightly being a doctor in the early 1900s,and think some of the energy even from then rubs off...
1 Response
May 3, 2012
Past Life Memories Affecting Current Life? - This isn't as much a story as it is a personal musing.
Obviously, past life memories can play a large part in one's current life, whether that is with karma or soul connections. Sometimes, in the case of non-human souls in human form...
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Jun 24
Memories I'Ve Enjoyed - In My Past I've A Number Of Friends,Teachers, And People I Really Connected and Bonded With. In Middle School I Bonded With Alot Of teachers, They Made Me Feel Like Family And We Got Along Very Well. I Was Mostly Known Cause I Can Sing And Dance But I Wasn...
Nov 21
My Pain Lives On - I have a past life that hurts me so bad. I can't remove the pain. Before I found out my life was real, I have pain and suicidal thoughts but did not know why. I killed myself while waiting for a lover who was said to be married and I thought he perished bc I...
1 Response
Jan 22
Weird Dreams - Hi everyone,
I don't know if it's a false dream or whatever but I read some stories and few are familiar to me- It's about WW2. I always dreams about this all the time, I always felt weird, sad and angry when I woken.
I was born in German but I'm unsure where...
1 Response
Oct 9
I Remember Dying.... - One of (if not the) earliest memories I recall as a child is, I know it sounds crazy, of being another person, an old man, in India (I think) and I was dying. I had long, white, wispy hair, dark, weathered skin and long thin arms and legs. I had starved to...
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Oct 31, 2011
To Many Lives - I just got this and I don't get why but I have "dreams" kinda and I'm always a girl that A) needs something B) doesn't want to be there or C) gets put in to the hospital and dies (In all of them someone dies) . In one I'm an African American girl that I know has...
1 Response
Aug 1
One More Story.... - Had a psychic reading done up north by a woman who did past life readings: what she told me seems silly, maybe outrageous--but, a good point to it all was that everything she told of those past lives....had connections to me, in that each one(she described 3...
2 Responses
Aug 8, 2011
Possibly - I remember this from one of my earliest dreams as a child.
I was with what looked like my extremely drunk father who was chubby, wore glasses and was holding a beer bottle (nothing what my current dad looks like). I was very young, about 8 or 9 and my skin was about 5...
Sep 26
Feelings - especially when i was young i've always had very strong, deep feelings. of love and yearning. for a place long gone or far away. a word i can find most similiar to what i feel is: hiraeth.
i used to always have images of lonely, distant places in my head as long as i...
Nov 25
Back In Time - Recently, I have undergone past life regression. And i am happy to say that it went quite well.
My first journey was to England. i want to say early 1700's because of the clothing styles i kept seeing. I walked around this two bedroom cottage in this tiny village...
Nov 25
In the majority of my past lives I have been a healer /psychic which is quiet fascinating because my mother told me she also passed the healing gift to me .. In my plr I was a Native American and I didn't want to be a healer so I tried to escape from It, I never did and even in...
1 Response
Nov 29
I think iv had more than one. I wuldnt say im psychic but i get "feelings" say between 2 scratchie tickets, a winning one "feels diffrent" to an unlucky one. I often think of people and they will call me that day (even people i am not close with).
My mother in this life has been...
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So I have seen and done a lot for my age. Death, gangs, stealing, drug abuse, physical and emotional abuse. And a lot of change. I have a dark side that i want nobody to know about. But all of this led to the person I am now. Which is the complete opposite. What I'm saying is...
3 days ago
Memories Are Precious - But...We Need To Be Realistic - ......
Yes no one can take our memories. Those fond and treasured moments are precious to all of us.
The reason I am writing this post, stems from a conversation that I was having with someone in EP. References were made to...
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Nov 18
My Life In General Is Characterized By Lack - ... of things happening. Some things did happen. My dad was an alcoholic, got divorced twice. Mostly, though, lack. Lack in the home with my dad and I never talking to each other. He was distant, I guess. Hugs were nonexistent. I just...
Nov 12
My Memories. - Hurtful.
I remember my past.
I remember feeling so hurt and abused.
I remember scrubbing my skin until it turned red when i was in the shower.
and now the anniversary is in a few weeks, and i am usually so strong.
I Feel so week. .
People tell me i...
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By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/rubella/DS00332
Rubella |
Rubella, also called German measles or three-day measles, is a contagious viral infection best known by its distinctive red rash.
Rubella is not the same as measles (rubeola), though the two illnesses do share some characteristics, including the red rash. However, rubella is caused by a different virus than measles and is neither as infectious nor usually as severe as measles.
The measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, usually given to children in the United States twice before they reach school age, is highly effective in preventing rubella. Because of widespread use of the vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has declared rubella eliminated in the United States, but cautions parents to make sure their children are vaccinated to prevent its reemergence.
Rubella |
The signs and symptoms of rubella are often so mild that they're difficult to notice, especially in children. If signs and symptoms do occur, they generally appear between two and three weeks after exposure to the virus. They typically last about two to three days and may include:
- Mild fever of 102 F (38.9 C) or lower
- Headache
- Stuffy or runny nose
- Inflamed, red eyes
- Enlarged, tender lymph nodes at the base of the skull, the back of the neck and behind the ears
- A fine, pink rash that begins on the face and quickly spreads to the trunk and then the arms and legs, before disappearing in the same sequence
- Aching joints, especially in young women
When to see a doctor
Contact your doctor if you think you or your child may have been exposed to rubella or if you have the symptoms listed above.
If you're contemplating getting pregnant, check your vaccination record to make sure you've received your MMR inoculations. If a pregnant woman contracts rubella, especially during her first trimester, the virus can cause death or serious birth defects in her developing fetus. Rubella during pregnancy is the most common cause of congenital deafness. It's best for women to be protected against rubella before pregnancy.
If you're pregnant, you'll likely undergo a routine screening for immunity to rubella. But if you've never received the vaccine and think you might have been exposed to rubella, contact your doctor immediately. A blood test might confirm that you're already immune and unlikely to develop rubella.
The cause of rubella is a virus that's passed from person to person. It can spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes, or it can spread by direct contact with an infected person's respiratory secretions, such as mucus. It can also be transmitted from a pregnant woman to her unborn child via the bloodstream. A person with rubella is contagious from 10 days before the onset of the rash until about one or two weeks after the rash disappears. An infected person can spread the illness before the person realizes he or she has it.
Rubella is rare in the United States because most children receive a vaccination against the infection at an early age. However, cases of rubella do occur, mostly in unvaccinated foreign-born adults.
The disease is still common in many parts of the world. The prevalence of rubella in other countries is something to consider before going abroad, especially if you're pregnant.
Rubella is a mild infection. Once you've had the disease, you're usually permanently immune. Some women with rubella experience arthritis in the fingers, wrists and knees, which generally lasts for about one month. In rare cases, rubella can cause an ear infection (otitis media) or inflammation of the brain (encephalitis).
However, if you're pregnant when you contract rubella, the consequences for your unborn child may be severe. Up to 90 percent of infants born to mothers who had rubella during the first 11 weeks of pregnancy develop congenital rubella syndrome. This can cause one or more problems, including:
- Growth retardation
- Cataracts
- Deafness
- Congenital heart defects
- Defects in other organs
- Mental retardation
The highest risk to the fetus is during the first trimester, but exposure later in pregnancy also is dangerous.
Preparing for your appointment
As you prepare for your appointment, it's a good idea to write down any questions you have. Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions as well. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over any points you want to spend more time on. Your doctor may ask:
- Have you been vaccinated for rubella?
- How long have you had symptoms, such as a rash or aching joints?
- Have you been exposed to anyone with rubella?
- Have you traveled to other countries in recent weeks? Which countries?
- Does anything seem to improve your symptoms?
- Does anything seem to worsen your symptoms?
When you check in for the appointment, be sure to tell the check-in desk that you suspect an infectious disease. They may choose to give you a face mask or show you to your room immediately.
Tests and diagnosis
The rubella rash can look like many other viral rashes. So doctors usually confirm rubella with the help of laboratory tests. You may have a virus culture or a blood test, which can detect the presence of different types of rubella antibodies in your blood. These antibodies indicate whether you've had a recent or past infection or a rubella vaccine.
Treatments and drugs
No treatment will shorten the course of rubella infection, and symptoms are so mild that treatment usually isn't necessary. However, doctors often recommend isolation from others — especially pregnant women — during the infectious period.
If you contract rubella while you're pregnant, discuss the risks to your baby with your doctor. If you wish to continue your pregnancy, you may be given antibodies called hyperimmune globulin that can fight off the infection. This can reduce your symptoms but doesn't eliminate the possibility of your baby developing congenital rubella syndrome.
Support of an infant born with congenital rubella syndrome varies depending on the extent of the infant's problems. Children with multiple complications may require early treatment from a team of specialists.
Lifestyle and home remedies
In rare instances when a child or adult is infected with rubella, simple self-care measures are required:
- Rest in bed as necessary.
- Take acetaminophen (Tylenol, others) to relieve discomfort from fever and aches.
- Tell friends, family and co-workers — especially pregnant women — about your diagnosis if they may have been exposed to the disease.
- Avoid people who have conditions that cause deficient or suppressed immune systems.
- Tell your child's school or child care provider that your child has rubella.
The rubella vaccine is usually given as a combined measles-mumps-rubella inoculation, which contains the safest and most effective form of each vaccine. Doctors recommend that children receive the MMR vaccine between 12 and 15 months of age, and again between 4 and 6 years of age — before entering school. It's particularly important that girls receive the vaccine to prevent rubella during future pregnancies.
Usually babies are protected from rubella for six to eight months after birth because of the immunity passed on from their mothers. If a child requires protection from rubella before 12 months of age — for example, for certain foreign travel — the vaccine can be given as early as 6 months of age. But children who are vaccinated early still need to be vaccinated at the recommended ages later.
Do you need the MMR vaccine?
You don't need a vaccine if you:
- Had two doses of the MMR vaccine after 12 months of age or one dose of the MMR vaccine plus a second dose of measles vaccine
- Have blood tests that indicate you're immune to measles, mumps and rubella
- Are a man who was born before 1957
- Are a woman who was born before 1957 and you don't plan to have any more children, you already had the rubella vaccine, or you have a positive rubella immunity test
You should get a vaccine if you don't fit the criteria listed above and you:
- Are a nonpregnant woman of childbearing age
- Attend college, trade school or postsecondary school
- Work in a hospital, medical facility, child care center or school
- Plan to travel overseas or take a cruise
The vaccine is not recommended for:
- Pregnant women or women who plan to get pregnant within the next four weeks
- People who have had a life-threatening allergic reaction to gelatin, the antibiotic neomycin, or a previous dose of MMR vaccine
If you have cancer, a blood disorder or another disease, or take medication that affects your immune system, talk to your doctor before getting an MMR vaccine.
Side effects of the vaccine
Most people experience no side effects from the vaccine. About 15 percent of people develop a fever between seven and 12 days after the vaccination, and about 5 percent of people develop a mild rash. Some teens and adult women experience temporary joint pain or stiffness after receiving the vaccine. Fewer than one out of a million doses causes a serious allergic reaction.
In recent years, as the number of children diagnosed with autism has risen — without a clear explanation — widespread concerns have been raised about a possible link between the MMR vaccine and autism. However, extensive reports from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Institute of Medicine, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) conclude that there is no scientifically proven link between the MMR vaccine and autism. In addition, there is no scientific benefit to separating the vaccines. These organizations note that autism is often identified in toddlers between the ages of 18 months and 30 months, which happens to be about the time children are given their first MMR vaccine. But this coincidence in timing shouldn't be mistaken for a cause-and-effect relationship.
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WHEREAS, the Code of the University of North Carolina requires that, in addition to insuring the establishment of a council or senate, the Chancellor of each constituent institution shall also insure the establishment of appropriate procedures to provide faculty members the means to give advice about academic policy or governance which may be through standing or special committees or other consultative means; and
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If you have to buy FaceBook.
Or General Motors -- has right now which one would you choose.
Both by the way on down about 40% from their respective on PO prices let's bring in -- Gilani from Miami -- with a Monday morning.
Our job I'm gonna -- on the line -- you have.
Still by one all the other so which won't wouldn't it.
We'll talk about a hobson's choice sort that's sort of like you know picking between two I prefer watching paint dry war being in the middle of the -- skirmish.
I may surprise you I'm gonna go with FaceBook.
I'm not surprised I'm I'm not supply -- -- give me your reasoning -- General Motors I think their margins are gonna be -- forever I don't think they're gonna ever explode I don't think with the competition the global competition that they face -- they're really going to go anywhere too far.
They're never gonna pay dividend -- my foreseeable future.
And -- in the first quarter they generated 2.2 billion dollars in pretax profit.
One point seven of which came out of North America that got troubles in Europe -- something falters in North America year's best the United States gas prices rise considerably -- gonna get hit.
I'm not touching of the ten foot -- OK so not take the other side of the coin.
Why FaceBook what's good about and where do you see him go.
And what while General Motors is tethered to reality FaceBook isn't tethered to anything its IPO obviously wasn't tethered to reality either but I like the fact that the stock is down I'd probably start acquiring it here in buying a little bit lower do I think it can go hello yes I think actually can probably drop another 50%.
But I would certainly be accumulating that stock at some point probably -- -- into the foreseeable future.
I think the long term prospects for face but given its dynamics I think our our.
Pretty much unlimited what's so bad about FaceBook that you -- -- could repeat could draw a -- up 50% most of that.
I think the business model isn't clearly understood the dynamics of the company are clearly articulated in terms of Mark Zuckerberg is about face to the public in terms of he's -- good thing Google type represented he's going out to the public in saying this is what we are this is what we're going to do this so we hope to do we certainly not a Steve Jobs.
He's got to be the direction you've got to be the forces got to be the power behind -- he doesn't he hasn't stepped up yet.
I think the public is looking for some leadership and they don't see it I think that's what the stock is continuing to get hit.
Good -- on hold on -- 12 one Alaska company members exactly the same question all right senator you've got to investing one all the other which one is I'm probably gonna shocking here of that I'm gonna say General Motors.
And I've been sort of very skeptical about FaceBook from the beginning I was on your show that they IPO and I was very skeptical of I don't like the leadership at FaceBook I'm fearful of their earnings power it's a very expensive stock PDs over a hundred.
General Motors I think that the sales are down the economy is pretty much as -- as it can possibly be.
I think eventually they're going to sell more cars despite the fact that their cars might not be cool I think they'll eventually sell more are.
Doug Stewart I see it very differently I think with 900 million users.
They can get the revenue model right they can figure out how to monetize those folks get the advertising back and figure out how to use the data manipulation tools they have at their disposal to generate huge amounts of cash -- right they don't have their business model down.
Yet but that is in the future it's a story that I think is yet to be told.
All right let's bring back Shah -- -- -- that I'm sure -- we've got sounds are saying -- she goes with General Motors Doug says he goes with FaceBook.
I actually would go with General Motors my premise is that if we have a clean sweep and a completely new direction for the US economy in this November election.
We will set off a huge growth trend around the world and GM will do better from -- the will FaceBook.
Last would do you.
I hate to disagree with you but I do Stewart I don't think that General Motors has the possibilities of doing what FaceBook has which is unlimited possibilities.
General Motors exists in a boxing terms of -- competition globally in terms of the market share they can achieve.
And terms of its markets FaceBook is untethered I think the reality is that FaceBook can do anything and I think the future is there for FaceBook to have.
All right remember this day August 1 2012.
FaceBook -- 21 that General Motors at twenty we shall see what happens alright.
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Could the Orioles have made him the regular shortstop, rather than trading for J.J. Hardy?
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Rep. Steve Crisafulli, a Merritt Island Republican slated to be House speaker in 2016, sent a letter to his Republican colleagues Monday saying that he's giving away the $3,500 in questionable cash he received to a local veterans group. He suggested other legislators do the same and even attached a list of the suspected companies.
"The information that has come to light regarding the Allied Veterans group and their affiliates is outrageous,'' he wrote. "These allegations of fraud especially in the name of those who risk it all in defense of freedom and our nation — must be prosecuted and punished to the fullest extent of the law."
Allied Veterans of the World and its 57 owners and operators have been charged with operating a $300 million racketeering, gambling and money laundering scheme under the guise of charity. A Herald/Times analysis found they used 60 different organizations and 34 individuals to steer more than $1.4 million to state and federal campaign accounts between 2008-2012.
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The list of politicians who were beneficiaries of the Allied Veteran's political largess spans the political spectrum and reaches every corner of the state.
According to the Herald/Times analysis, the largest beneficiaries included the Republican Party with $288,500, the Florida Democratic Party with $159,500, Sen. Jack Latvala, R-St. Petersburg, and his political committees with $40,000, House Speaker Will Weatherford and his political committee with $15,000 .
Sen. Chris Smith, D-Fort Lauderdale, who received $4,500 from Allied Veterans affiliates said he has directed staff to compile a list of all groups that owned Internet cafes, and identify any questionable donations to the Senate Democrats political committee — even though the accounts are empty of cash and have been closed.
Weatherford's office was not aware his campaign had taken $15,000 from one of the Allied Veteran's affiliates until the Herald/Times alerted him. But he noted that contributions to his political committee, Citizens for a Conservative Democracy, had already been given to the Republican Party. RPOF chairman Lenny Curry last week announced the party would donate $300,000 to the Florida Veteran's Foundation, a state-run charity intended to benefit veterans.
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Skiddaw via Longside Edge
Route Essentials
5 hours
8 (13km)
Route Overview
A superb way to the summit of Skiddaw which takes in the fine shapely ridge, Longside edge, that extends north from Carl Side and is separated from the main massif by the deep trench of Southerndale. From a distance the crest of Longside Edge looks deceptively narrow, suggesting that there may be some scrambling involved. Closer inspection reveals otherwise - the crest is exposed but walkable. Descent is down the steep grassy ridge that leads north east to Bakestall and skirts Dead Crags to gain the access track by the impressive waterfall Whitewater Dash.
Route Details
1. Join the bridleway which leaves the road and zig-zags southeast to a fork at the lower end of Southerndale.
2. Take the right branch and follow it south up Ullock Pike then across Longside Edge and finally east up Carl Side.
3. From Carlside drop northeast down to the col and either climb direct onto the summit ridge (South Top) or follow the zig-zag. On the ridge follow it north to Skiddaw's summit.
4. Head north to the North Top of Skiddaw then descend northeast to Bakestall.
5. Start descending from Bakestall by heading a short distance east to avoid the top of Dead Crags then descend northeast alongside the fence to the Skiddaw House access track. Turn left onto the track and follow it northwest to the road near Peter House Farm.
6. Turn left onto the road and follow it southwest back to the start near High Side.
Route Information
Time/Effort: | 3 out of 5 |
Navigation: | 3 out of 5 |
Technicality: | 3 out of 5 |
Height gain/loss (metres): | 894metres (2,933feet) |
OS map: | OS Landranger 90, OS Outdoor Leisure 4 |
Route Map
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Everything. We identify ourselves with two simple words and it may seem insignificant but those two simple words represent our person and our family. Our family trees are made up of names and dates that represent people who have physically and mentally contributed to who we are. These names and dates are frequently the only things we know about our forefathers. A name represents a person. And a date gives us the context. But there is so much more to know than just a name.
The other day I had a dream that was very significant to me. I have had a few dreams in my life that mean more to me than just random subconscious cycling of images and memories, and they have offered comfort, direction and inspiration. In this dream I was sitting with my mother who died a few years ago and I asked her to tell me about Thomas Stirland and Rosina Schenck. At this request she smiled gently and became very nostalgic as she began to tell me about them. When I awoke from the dream I remembered distinctly the two names but nothing of what my mother had told me or even if she had told me anything. I recognized the names but I had no idea who they were exactly or if they were even a couple. These two names just kept running through my head. I thought nothing of it as I went about my day until the kids were napping and I sat down at the computer to check my email. Their names came to my mind again and I searched on new.familysearch.org and found out that they were, in fact, a couple and that they were my mother's great-grandparents. I was intrigued, to say the least, and began researching them and emailing and calling family members to find out more about them.
I am not exactly sure what I am supposed to do for these people but I am in the process of finding out more than just their names and birth dates because I know there is more to them than that.
This dream really motivated me to delve into my family's past and get to know my ancestors. Because of this experience I have learned several very interesting tidbits of information about various members in my family tree.
I know that each individual that has walked this earth is a child of God and that He loves and cares for each of them. "Remember the worth of souls is great in the sight of God;" (Doctrine and Covenants 18:10) I am filled with a desire to know more about my ancestors than just their names.
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Posted: Tue Apr 6th, 2010 02:44 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
no I have not been there...it sounds pretty cool though. The Sibley campaign is one of the more interesting campaigns of the TM theater. Especially Sibley himself. Have you read "Confederate General of the West-Henry Hopkins Sibley" by Jerry Thompson? In addition to an excellent biography it is also a well written study of Sibley's NM campaign |
Posted: Tue Apr 6th, 2010 02:48 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
here's most of my NM pics included many of Fort Union-one of Sibley's ultimate objectives. There are also the Glorietta Pass pics...such as they are LOL! http://s195.photobucket.com/albums/z116/jackrox_2007/New%20Mexico%202009/?albumview=slideshow |
Posted: Tue Apr 6th, 2010 03:20 am |
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susansweet3 Member
I read it and also heard him speak at the West Coast Civil War Round Table several years ago. He was wonderful. I tell the kids at the Drum all the time about Sibley. That one of the reason's our military post was built in Wilmington California was to protect the area from Confederates from capturing the harbor. I always tell them we are lucky Sibley was stopped at Glorietta. When I took the train east and went though Apache Pass we had a park volunteer tell us about the battle. He said it was a minor battle that didn't really affect the war . I said just loud enough that many heard me . NOT important? Just stopped the Confederates from heading to California to capture the Harbor. I was asked about what I said and to tell them more about it . I did my lecture on the Drum Barracks for the people near me that had asked. One guy says you must work at the Drum. I said yes I do. Susan |
Posted: Tue Apr 6th, 2010 03:25 am |
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susansweet3 Member
I had forgotten how beautiful in it's own way Fort Union is . I just remember the loneliness I felt when I was there. Thinking of what it must have been like to be a woman there stationed with her husband. There is a connection to the Drum Barracks and Fort Union. The commander of the Drum Carleton became the commander of Fort Union . |
Posted: Tue Apr 6th, 2010 10:54 am |
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rangerrebew Member
I know that's right! My kids were both born in Texas when we lived there 25 years ago. Unfortunatley, that was before I got really interested in the Civil War so I didn't take advantage of it. Sad for me. |
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