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I respond to the Jan. 12 Dispatch photo "A 60-hour wait for OSU-Michigan." I couldn't help but think, "What a slap in the face to Columbus' homeless."
For those who missed it, there was a full-color feature photo on the front page with the Ohio flag waving in the wind and, in the background, a tent village of die-hard fans toughing out the elements to get a good seat for a sporting event. The tents and their occupants squatted around the corner of Nationwide Arena for at least 60-plus hours. Really? Maybe it was the scarlet and gray pup tent that superceded code enforcement.
All I could think of were my homeless friends who live in out-of-sight makeshift camps in the woods, where one really has to look to find them. They are tracked down like the Taliban and thrown in jail.
How can one have 60-plus hours of peace and not have his tent torn down and his belongings scattered only a stone's throw from police headquarters around the corner from Nationwide Arena? Hey, the homeless are Buckeye fans, too.
OK, I do not oppose sports, nor am I saying that people shouldn't camp out to get a good seat or wait outside of a store for hours to get the latest electronic device or some new toy. What I am saying is that we treat the homeless in Columbus as second-class citizens with fewer rights than those with buying power. We don't want them around; they make the place look bad.
We celebrate the fans' endurance to face the elements for a few hours, but curse the homeless who face it 365 days a year.
Didn't Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman mention that the city's rainy-day fund is at $50 million? Please allocate some of those funds for my displaced, sometimes mentally ill and without hope, homeless friends, especially with the shelter-overflow site just opening in January. Doesn't it usually get cold in September? OK, let's say November.


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We decided to have our farewell dinner at Hy's to cap our brief vacation. We especially wanted to dine at a place where we could have an unforgetable culinary experience, especially since we had invited my wife's godmother who lives in Honolulu. We were not disappointed. The ambiance was formal but warm and cozy. Our food - from the appetizers to the salad to our individually chosen entrees - was great! The waiters were all attentive and added to our feeling of being at home, even if it was our first time to dine there. The prime ribs were so succulent the way great steaks should be cooked and served. Hy's Steak House will surely be in our itinerary each time we return to Honolulu.
Our waiter Jimbo was fantastic. He made our dinner even better. The food was perfect and we loved our table.
It was ten years since I last went to Hy's and I must say the Hy's garlic steak was still delicious as I had expected it to be. My 3yr old picky son finished his teriyaki chicken....it must of been GOOD!!! Love the whole ambience, food, and awesome service. Definitely hoping to go back much sooner next time.
Everything about our dinner, from the table side salads (we had both the spinach and the Caesar), to the gorgeous steaks and attentive service, was absolute perfection. We have been to every other steakhouse in town, and after dining, always say we should have gone to Hy's. My favorite dish is the beef Wellington; can't wait to have it again! I gave one bite to the other members of my party, and their eyes lit up.
We were there to celebrate a birthday and had a truly wonderful time. The food was good, the service was excellent and the ambiance was exactly what we wanted; quiet and relaxed.
i love eating at hys been going there for a while now and its been always a great experience
When we arrived at Hy's,the valet service was excellent. The concierge who presented my family and I to our dinner table was courteous. The dimmed lights,lighted candles, and live music met the perfect tone for the evening. Our wait help was also courteous and knowledgable of the menu specials. There was even a children's menu that I did not know of;however, the children ordered food that was recognizable to their taste. My wife ordered the filet mingon and I ordered the Cajun shrimp and steak. It turned out to be delicious. We ordered the spinach salad. Our waitress,Joy presented us the spinach salad, describing all the ingredients and also with our dessert- chocolate lovers. Dinner was excellent, the staff at Hy's treat you like family.
You will get great food and great service at this classy restaurant. Servers are very attentive and you are always greeted with a smile.
We celebrated my husbands birthday that evening and could not have chosen a better place. Our glasses of water and iced tea were never empty. We enjoyed the selections from their September Specials three course meal. The food was cooked just right (medium rare filet and moist monchong). Dessert was yummy and they gave my husband a cheesecake to celebrate his birthday with. A fantastic evening.
Hys needs to serve better water. The bad taste ruined the fine steak oscar
Me and my wife went for celebrating our Anniversary ! We come back for sure! NY Strip Steak was really awesome and the Filet Mignon Very juicy, perfect cooked!!! We had Sashimi for starter(ahi tuna)! Super fresh!! Everything accompanied with a bottle of Barolo Ceretto Zanchero 2008!!! Perfect match!!! Service was very attentive and Kind;) 5 Stars!!!! Also they offered to us a complementary NY Cheescake(with candle) plus a istant digital Picture of us , in the end of our Dinner! Thanks also to the Manager that passed several Time to be sure that everything was perfect!!! Mahalo,Maki & Roberto!
This is an old style steakhouse with paneled walls and dark wood. Employees are dressed in black suits for a touch of elegance. Menu selection is quite good. The steaks are perfectly done and live up to the restaurants reputation. It is a little pricey but not excessive for the location and type of food.We had an enjoyable dinner and will return.
WOW! Our waiter was Paul and he was fun. We took him out of his comfort zone, I think, but he joked and laughed with us a bit, which is what we like. No stuffy waiters for us, please! And no prissy food! The steaks were flavorful and incredibly tender, and the portion sizes were good. With a little more garlic flavor the garlic steak would have been noteworthy (although it was delicious as it was) and the prime rib and garlic mashed potatoes were delightful. Cherries Jubilee prepared table-side was fun. There was live music but we couldn't hear it very well from where we were sitting. Service was excellent (the water glasses were never empty) and the pace was perfect. It's pricey but we'd go back for a very special occasion.
Hy's has been consistently good for both food and service. The only shortfall is the dress code which has slipped over the years. First ties went away, then sport coats, and now it's down to jeans, shorts and flip flops.... Not for everyone, just the lazy people who don't care to take a little time to dress for dinner.
It was my Birthday, my wife and I decided to have dinner at Hy's Steakhouse. The food was very delicious. Steak was cooked just right and I could taste every little bite. I love it.
Very good atmosphere. Outstanding tableside Caesar salad and Bananas foster. Beef very good especially the Wellington
We went to Hy's for dinner. We ordered... Filet Mignon Tatrtare - Delicious Beef Wellington - I ordered it medium rare but received it well done but after my order was corrected - Magnificent Peppercorn New York Steak - good but nothing special, probably wouldn't order it again Grilled Asparagus - Great Banana Foster - Unbelievable!
Hy's is definitely an elegant old school restaurant. Our server Chris who had been there for 15 years was excellent, he really new the wine list. Made Cesar salad from scratch at our table. We could also watch the chef behind glass cooking over wood.
I first dined at Hy's about 25 years ago, and I'm delighted to say they have maintained consistent high standards for as long as I've been going there. The unsurpassed service by the knowledgeable staff, the superb food, and the elegant setting all make it a very special evening out. Great for a romantic night out, but also a superb setting for a power dinner with business partners.
It was very enjoyable. Great food and great service.
I lived in Hawaii for 3yrs and every Friday was dinner and a movie for me and my wife. We visited for one of our dates and whenever I wanted to have a Romantic night with great steaks we went to Hy's. This was also my first time back in Hawaii since 2010 and because of the lasting impression it was on my list of things to do before we left. Great Atmosphere and Food.
I drove from the north shore just to have dinner here. I was not disappointed with steak and lobster. Try the cherries jubilee!
Food and service was excellent, but the noise level can get pretty loud for intimate dining.
Steaks were outstanding, service was courteous and prompt but allowed for ample time for a great dining experience. Reservation request was easily accommodated. Great for special occasion or if you long for a great steak.
There are not enough restaurants like Hy's left in Hawaii. With Nick's Fishmarket, the original Bistro, and Cavalier all gone for many years, Hy's continues to provide "old school" atmosphere, service, and of course food that reminds us of a different era. We thoroughly enjoyed everything about our experience and were taken care of by Ernie. He is a career professional. We always try to make it to Hy's when we return home to Honolulu to visit. Thank you so much for making my wife's birthday celebration very special. Mahalo
great food! never a poor choice. very good service for a really busy Saturday night.
Very high class and a very memorable experience. Greatest service, da best! The food is prepared with loving care, so delicious! I've been to Roy's, Morton's, Alan Wong's. They're all great but Hy's is da best! Try it and I think you'll agree....
The food was great, the staff great friendly and very helpful, i would recommend this place all day to anyone coming here to visit,
We chose Hy's for dinner after our wedding. There were a group of 6 of us and they treated us like gold. The steaks were some of the best we ever had, and just melted in our mouths. We heard great things about the lamb some of the other diners had as well. Having it carved tableside was a nice touch. The flambe desserts are a must do. It's neat to watch it prepared table side and they were so delicious!
Food was very nice, steaks were awesome, very tender and cooked to order. Wine by the glass was very tasty, I had a merlot from Clos Du Val. The filet was great, in fact all of the steaks were very nice. Price is spendy, but you are on vacation, no ball hitches on a Hearst
Although, this was not our best experience at Hy's, it was still above any other place we go in Hawaii. We were sat in the back dining room and oddly enough had 2 infants and one toddler within a two table distance from us. I know this may sound petty, but if I'm out at a fine dining restaurant I'm not really interested in sitting next to a table with fussy child or infant. I actually prefer the main dining room with a nice view of the wonderful kettle cooking our incredible steaks. Again, I don't want anyone to be put off by this review as this is still by far our favorite place to dine (well above Ruth's Chris, Morton's, etc). Any other visit this has been 5 stars for us.
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Love Hy's. Best filet mignon I've had in quite a while. Done to prefection. Ambience of a real steakhouse, service was great. My only negative is value for money. Portion sizes are very small: one crabcake per order, 8 green beans on the plate, etc., yet the entree prices are high. I had heard there were tons of tourists, but on this night it was mostly locals.
Hy's had excellent service. They had waiters who paid attention to details such as wiping the table of crumbs. They assisted in how the lamb chops should be cut and they did the cutting.
Consistently exceptional service and delicious food, Hy's makes puts celebrating special occasions over the top.
We've dined at Hy's several times and wanted to enjoy dinner there during Restaurant Week, as Hy's was one of the featured restaurants. Interestingly, the waiter did not even mention Restaurant Week, not did he say anything about the special restaurant week menu selection until we asked. Only one of us ended up ordering the "special" restaurant week dinner. The food was decent, the service was good although somewhat rushed. It seemed that Hy's was not really into the Restaurant Week theme, and that is OK. It's not a requirement. But why pretend to participate if you're not really into it?
I've enjoyed Hy's since it first opened in the mid-70s. It has maintained its high quality of food and service. One of my favorite restaurants in Honolulu and best for meat!!!
What a great oasis in the middle of hectic, crazy Waikiki! Loved the garlic steak and garlic rice - loved the scallops! Great wine, great food and perfect ambiance! Great for tourists or locals celebrating any occasion. The music provided by Audy was BEAUTIFUL! Loved it (and I am usually a very harsh critic!)! Ask for table 96!
Great deal and the food portions didn't make me want to burst.
Very nice ambience, attentive staff, delicious meal...overall outstanding. Have not been to Hy's for a long time, definitely a time to return and enjoy. Outstanding value for Restaurant Week, hope to see Hy's back next year for Restaurant Week.
We are in our mid 50s and are relatively well travelled throughout the US and Europe, and Hy's Steak House – Waikiki is FANTASTIC. We cannot recommend this restaurant highly enough! We had the Caesar salad and the chateaubriand, both of which were prepared table-side. The salad was incredible and the chateaubriand may be the best steak we have ever enjoyed.
Classy Restaurant. Servers dressed in suits - very attentive, warm, friendly. Great Audy Kimura music. Large selection of steaks - various preparations - something for everyone. Hubby had the prime rib and it was so tasty, melted in your mouth - prepared exactly as ordered - med rare. Certain salads and desserts prepared table side - we love this. Don't know of any other restaurants that do that. One steak was well done although ordered med rare. Waiter removed immediately without question. We received numerous apologies. Hy's has become our annual holiday dinner celebration.
Steak was excellent. Other items were quite good. Service was excellent - sufficient number of well-trained and well-mannered wait staff - attentive without being intrusive, friendly and direct without being familiar. Enjoyable. Would go again.
Great for conversation. Food is exception from start to finish. Waiters want to be attentive, but we're becoming a bit obnoxious until we told them to give us some time between drinks and courses. They were good thereafter. A truly special dinning experience -- food, environment and background live music. Good and reasonable wine list too
The entrees were both beautifully presented and delicious. The flambé dessert was excellently prepared by our thoughtful and well-rehearsed waiter. It was an memorable and eventful night for our birthday guest and our friends. Great Job!
My wife and I are not big eaters, so we shared an appetizer, salad, and a steak. We asked if they could cut the steak in half for us. They not only did that, but they gave us each a baked potato with all the fixings. It made for a very nice evening to celebrate our 33rd wedding anniversary.
I had a great dinner at Hy's the other night with some friends, and thoroughly enjoyed the excellent Caesar salad, which was masterfully prepared table side by our friendly and professional waiter. We were first seated in a dining room that looked like an annex, and lacked the wonderful old world ambiance that the main dining area features, which offers rich, dark wood paneling, with a view of the wood grill behind glass, where the steaks are cooked. We requested to be moved to the main dining area, and the Maitre D' gladly accommodated us. The steaks were cooked to perfection. It is a nice place for a special occasion, as they took a group picture of us for our friends birthday, and presented it to us in a card. Nice touch!
Dim lights. Mahogany walls. Wait staff in formal attire. Unobstrusive service. Sweet and gentle music wafting in the background. In fact, Audy Kimura's guitar, voice and song selections complements the ambience as much as the crisped julienned vegetables harmonize with the perfectly temperatured steaks. And like Audy, Hy's has been doing it in Waikiki for decades. Rare and well-done, the dining spectrum is covered here. Hy's is still doing it the old way. And my wife and I love it!
I thought the restaurant décor, service and overall ambience was great. We had a business dinner and the noise level allowed us to easily converse with each other, so it was a great place to conduct business. I've always wanted to eat at Hy's, its reputation as a great steak house had preceded it, but I was disappointed with my beef wellington. The Pate Maison and Mushroom Duxelles and Cabernet Truffle Sauce sounds great, but the flavors just didn't come through. I also thought my steak was baked a little too long. I wasn't the only person disappointed with the Beef Wellington, my co-worker had it as well, and thought the steak was rather tasteless.
Always the perfect manhattan to start. Our young, friendly waiter was a notch above and even added to the good-natured banter around the table. Steaks done to perfection, a perfect caesar salad prepared table-side, topped off with a tasty bananas foster. Cheers to Hy's!


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There is nothing much to report overnight – it may well be that the water movements are now taking place underground and so are more difficult to track. Water has come as far as the Thai Rath building on Viphawadi-Rangsit road and, I am told, has gone a little further. Din Daeng is also affected and the u-turn close to Mahidol College of Management is affected (not sure to what extent – it may still be passable but caveat tractor).
It has also begun spreading to Saphan Khwai - most of Chatuchak is under water an out of action but the Sunday market apparently went ahead as normal. As for Ladprao, there is nothing new to report. We are still clear at 64 and I have not heard anything about new water in the higher numbers.
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So last year I took my ebike to the rally. It was an absolute blast. I have a couple other ebikes in the area that will be attending. It would be AWESOME if we could get some of the Ontario/Toronto guys to come down as well (only a few hour drive). It's an absolute blast, Mayhem, Destruction, bikes, checkout the pictures from last year:)
There is already a 20-25mph ride that all the mopeds take around some of the beautiful roads around the area. Most ebikes would have no trouble keeping up, so it's a perfect tag-along. If there is any interest at all I can have additional setup there to aid ebikers (Outlets, Meanwells, Ebike tools)
The obstacle course and slow-race are some of my favorite activities too (totally won on my ebike last year
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What happened: The board approved a conditional use permit for a 30- to 35-acre solar farm in Fairmont during Monday night's regular meeting.
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Several solar farms have popped up in the county over the last two years with support of neighboring towns and the commissioners because of the promise of jobs and industry. But at a recent Planning Board meeting, the town of Rowland in southern Robeson County opposed another solar company that was looking at a site just outside of town.
O2 Solar, which is installing panels outside of Maxton, asked the board for a conditional use permit to install panels on a 39-acre tract of land on Turkey Branch Road. In this case, the town of Fairmont supports the request.
What they said: "This isn't my district or anything," said Commissioner Jerry Stephens, who represents District 1 in Lumberton. "But I did grow up near there. I'm not comfortable with it. You can't pull them up once you've put them down."
Other business: The board approved a $23,850 contract with Moseley Architects to conduct a study of the county's perpetually overcrowded jail. County Manager Ricky Harris said the company would present the study to the commissioners within three months.
The county also received a clean audit report from Wade Green, a certified public accountant with S. Preston Douglas. The county's fund balance at the end of fiscal 2012 was $31.7 million, which is 28 percent of its general fund. State guidelines recommend an 8 percent fund balance.
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Seriously though… What's up with Tyler Shields and Suicidal Animals? They somehow seem to be a more frequent subject for him than Lilo herself !!
So I'm sittin there, chillin at the Tyler Shields Event when all of a sudden, I saw the Cow in the corner doing the strangest thing… He started rubbing his neck across the top of the picket fence, almost as if he was trying to off himself slaughterhouse style, and join the ranks of his Teddy Bear homey
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Just sittin' here, lookin' outside, like she does all day while I sit at my desk and paint. Lina is our little dreamer. I think she's collecting material for her dreams, the ones where she runs in her sleep, chasing the squirrels and robins into the tippity-tops of the crepe myrtles. Bless her precious little heart.
Today I'm trying to tie up all the little loose ends I should before we leave for the Thanksgiving holiday. We're going up to North Carolina this year to spend time with my Dad's family...something we barely ever get to do, and we're all staying together in a cabin on Lake Junaluska. I'm so looking forward to spending time with them, sleeping in, and reading books in bed all morning long.
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It seemed like the general consensus on these was options #3 and #4, which is funny because I was leaning towards #1 and #2. You changed my mind! I'm so glad you changed my mind. The Guinness cake is all finished, and the pumpkin cake is in the fridge right now with a crumb coat, waiting for two more layers (extra tall!) and a final blanket of caramel cream cheese swirls. It's been so so long since I made frosting like this, where you cook the caramel on the stovetop with a vanilla bean before whipping and beating in cream cheese. I was totally gobsmacked when I tasted it....vanilla-flecked burnt sugar perfection.
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Ljupco Todorovski, Irene Weber, Nada Lavrac, Olga Stepankova, Saso Dzeroski, Dimitar Kazakov, Darko Zupanic, Peter Flach, Internet Resources on ILP for KDD. Chapter in Relational Data Mining. Saso Dzeroski, Nada Lavrac, (eds.). ISBN 3-540-42289-7, pp. 375–388. September 2001. No electronic version available. External informationAbstract
The aim of this chapter is to review ILP resources available on the Internet. These are especially important due to the growing interest for applying ILP methods to knowledge discovery in databases (KDD) and data mining problems. They also play an important role in connecting the ILP research community with potential end users of ILP methods. Most of the chapter is dedicated to the ILP Internet resources gathered and maintained in the ILPnet and ILPnet2 projects. Some other ILP and KDD related Internet resources are briefly reviewed as well.


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• Students will use the Internet to do research and inquiry on the National Spelling Bee.
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• Students will think about what hobbies help make people better spellers.
• Students will pretend they are going to be in the National Spelling Bee and write a short paragraph about themselves, including their hobbies.
This site is the official Web site for the National Spelling Bee. It includes information for competitors, information about competitors, and history of the Spelling Bee.
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• Have students go back to the Web site, click on the Bee on the upper left• hand corner of the Web Page, and then click on Carolyn's Corner . Students can read through the archives of Carolyn's tips to find out how people prepare for a Spelling Bee. Some weeks will even include tips by other students describing what they do to study. Have students compile their own books of tips for how to become better spellers.
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scroll down to the quizzes at the bottom of the page. Have them take a quiz and print out their results.
click on Here under the Working on Your Spelling section to see a list of commonly misspelled words. Using the words, students can create a spelling quiz to give to a partner. Have students work in pairs to administer and grade one another's quizzes.
open the PowerPoint presentation in the box at the top of the Web page to go to a learn more about spelling. If possible, have students view the presentation. After reading all of the material on the Web site, and using their own knowledge about spelling, ask students to use presentation software to put together their own presentation on spelling for the class.


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Thank you for your interest in the Doctor of Occupational Therapy (DrOT) degree program at Governors State University (GSU).
The Department of Occupational Therapy accepts applications to the DrOT degree program every semester. Applications are considered for admission as they are received.
Before you begin the application process, take a moment to review the DrOT admission requirements. You must meet these requirements to be admitted to the DrOT.
You may apply to the DrOT program using the forms and resources contained on this webpage. Please read the application instructions carefully, and ensure that your application complies with all admission and application requirements.
DrOT applicants should note that admission to this program is competitive; only a limited number of applicants will be accepted. Your application materials will be reviewed by the Department of Occupational Therapy in the College of Health and Human Services. Depending on the Department's initial evaluation of your application materials, you may be selected for an on-campus interview as part of the application process.
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Obtain sealed official transcripts from the academic institutions where degrees were awarded.
Obtain a copy of your current occupational therapist license(s).
Download three copies of the DrOT Applicant Recommendation Form (PDF).
Fill out the applicant section of each form. Provide one copy each to three persons who will recommend you for admission into the DrOT practice program.
IMPORTANT: One Applicant Recommendation Form must be from an employer/supervisor; one from an OT colleague; and one from a person who can attest to your scholarly potential.
The persons recommending you must complete the Recommender section of the form and provide you with the completed form. The forms must be returned to you in sealed envelopes. The Recommenders must sign the envelopes over the seals.
Complete DrOT Application (PDF).
Complete the DrOT Essay Form (PDF).
Print a copy of your resume or vita.
Prepare a check for $75 made out to Governors State University. This is your non-refundable doctoral application fee.
Complete the Checklist of Required Documents (PDF). This will help you to ensure that your application package is complete.
Gather all of the documents and instruments listed in Steps 1-8, and place them in an appropriately sized envelope. Clearly mark your return address on the envelope or label and mail with sufficient postage to:
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With snow expected this weekend, law enforcement officials are making sure residents are prepared for a possible storm.
Below are some winter safety tips, courtesy of the Blaine Police Department:
Preparation Tips:
- Have extra blankets on hand.
- Ensure that each member of your household has a warm coat, gloves or mittens, hat and water-resistant boots.
- Assemble a disaster supplies kit containing:
- First Aid Kit and essential medications
- Battery-powered weather radio, flashlight and extra batteries
- Canned food and non-electric can opener
- Bottled water
- Have your car winterized for a snow storm
- Assemble a winter storm supplies kit for your car.
When a winter storm watch is issued:
- Listen to local TV and radio stations for weather updates.
- Be alert to changing weather conditions.
- Avoid unnecessary travel.
- Stay indoors during the storm.
- If you must go outside, dress in several layers of clothing.
- Understand the hazards of wind chill, which combines the cooling effect of wind and cold temperatures on exposed skin. As the wind increases, heat is carried away from a person's body at an accelerated rate, driving down the body temperature.
- Walk carefully on snowy, icy sidewalks.
- After the storm, if you shovel snow, be careful. It is physically strenuous work, so take frequent breaks. Avoid overexertion.
Avoid traveling by car in a storm, but if you must:
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- Keep your car's gas tank full in case of an emergency, and to help keep the fuel line from freezing.
- Let someone know your destination, the route you are taking, and when you expect to arrive.
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Chorionic villus sampling
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/chorionic-villus-sampling/MY00154
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Chorionic villus sampling (CVS) is a prenatal test in which a sample of chorionic villi is removed from the placenta for testing.
During pregnancy, the placenta provides oxygen and nutrients to the growing baby and removes waste products from the baby's blood. The chorionic villi are wispy projections that make up most of the placenta and share the baby's genetic makeup.
Chorionic villus sampling can reveal whether a baby has a chromosomal condition, such as Down syndrome. Chorionic villus sampling can also be used to test for other genetic conditions, such as cystic fibrosis.
Although chorionic villus sampling can provide valuable information about your baby's health, the decision to pursue invasive diagnostic testing is serious. It's important to understand the risks of chorionic villus sampling — and be prepared for the results.
Why it's done
Chorionic villus sampling can provide information about your baby's genetic makeup. Generally, chorionic villus sampling is offered when the test results might have a significant impact on the management of the pregnancy — or your desire to continue the pregnancy. Typically, the value of this information can be assessed only by you and your partner.
Chorionic villus sampling is usually done between weeks 10 and 12 of pregnancy — earlier than other prenatal diagnostic tests, such as amniocentesis.
You might consider chorionic villus sampling if:
- You had positive results from a prenatal screening test. If the results of a screening test — such as the first trimester screen or noninvasive prenatal testing — are positive or worrisome, you might opt for chorionic villus sampling to confirm or rule out a diagnosis.
- You had a chromosomal condition in a previous pregnancy. If a previous pregnancy was affected by Down syndrome or another chromosomal condition, this pregnancy is at higher risk, too.
- You're 35 or older. Babies born to women 35 and older have a higher risk of chromosomal conditions, such as Down syndrome.
- You have a family history of a specific genetic condition, or you or your partner is a known carrier of a genetic condition. In addition to identifying Down syndrome, chorionic villus sampling can be used to diagnose many other genetic conditions — such as Tay-Sachs and cystic fibrosis.
Chorionic villus sampling can't detect neural tube defects, such as spina bifida. If neural tube defects are a concern, an ultrasound or genetic amniocentesis might be recommended instead.
Your health care provider might caution against transcervical chorionic villus sampling — which is done through the vagina — if you have:
- Vaginal bleeding or spotting in the previous two weeks
- A cervical infection
- Cervical narrowing or blockage (cervical stenosis)
- Involuntary spasms of the muscles of the vaginal wall (vaginismus)
- An inaccessible placenta, due to a tilted uterus or noncancerous growths in the lower part of your uterus (uterine fibroids)
Rarely, your health care provider might caution against transabdominal chorionic villus sampling — which is done through the abdominal wall — if:
- Your uterus is severely titled backward and you have intestinal loops between your abdominal wall and uterus
- Your placenta is located at the back of your uterus and your baby is blocking access to it
Rhesus (Rh) factor — an inherited trait that refers to a specific protein found on the surface of red blood cells — matters, too.
Your health care provider might caution against both types of chorionic villus sampling if you're Rh negative, your baby's father is Rh positive and you're sensitized — your body has already begun to produce antibodies after exposure to the baby's red blood cells at some point during pregnancy. If you're sensitized and have chorionic villus sampling, you're at increased risk of complications following chorionic villus sampling.
Chorionic villus sampling carries various risks, including:
- Miscarriage. Overall, chorionic villus sampling carries a 1 in 100 risk of miscarriage. The risk of miscarriage appears to be slightly higher when the tissue sample is taken through the cervix (transcervical) rather than the abdominal wall (transabdominal). The risk of miscarriage also increases if the baby is smaller than normal for his or her gestational age.
- Rh sensitization. Chorionic villus sampling might cause some of the baby's blood cells to enter your bloodstream. If you have Rh negative blood and you haven't developed antibodies to Rh positive blood, you'll be given a drug called Rh immunoglobulin after the test to prevent you from producing antibodies against your baby's blood cells. A blood test can detect if you've begun to produce antibodies.
- Infection. Rarely, chorionic villus sampling might trigger a uterine infection.
Some older studies suggested that chorionic villus sampling might cause defects in a baby's fingers or toes. However, the risk appears to be a concern only if the procedure is done before week nine of pregnancy.
Remember, chorionic villus sampling is typically offered when the test results might have a significant impact on the management of the pregnancy. Ultimately, the decision to have chorionic villus sampling is up to you. Your health care provider or genetic counselor can help you weigh all the factors in the decision.
How you prepare
You might need to have a full bladder for chorionic villus sampling, so drink plenty of fluids before your appointment. Depending on the position of the placenta, however, you might be asked to empty your bladder just before the procedure.
Your health care provider might ask you to sign a consent form before the procedure begins. Consider asking someone to accompany you to the appointment for emotional support or to drive you home afterward.
What you can expect
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Chorionic villus sampling is usually done in an outpatient facility or the health care provider's office.
During the procedure
First, your health care provider will use ultrasound to determine your baby's gestational age and the position of the placenta. You'll lie on your back on an exam table and lift your shirt to expose your abdomen. Your health care provider will apply a special gel to your abdomen, and then use a small device known as an ultrasound transducer to show your baby's position on a monitor.
Next, your health care provider will use the ultrasound image as a guide and take the tissue sample from the placenta. This can be done through your cervix (transcervical) or your abdominal wall (transabdominal).
- Transcervical chorionic villus sampling. If the placenta is in a favorable position, your health care provider might take the sample through your cervix. After cleansing your vagina and cervix with an antiseptic, he or she will open your vagina with a speculum and insert a thin, hollow tube through your cervix. When the catheter reaches the placenta, gentle suction will be used to remove a small tissue sample. You might feel cramping while the tissue sample is removed.
- Transabdominal chorionic villus sampling. If the placenta isn't clearly accessible through the cervix or you have a cervical infection, such as herpes, your health care provider might take the sample through a needle inserted into your uterus. After cleansing your abdomen with an antiseptic, he or she will insert a long, thin needle through your abdominal wall and into your uterus. You might notice a stinging sensation when the needle enters your skin, and you might feel cramping when the needle enters your uterus. The tissue sample from the placenta will be withdrawn into a syringe, and the needle will be removed.
You'll need to lie still while the tissue sample is removed. The entire procedure usually takes about 30 minutes.
If your health care provider isn't able to remove an adequate amount of tissue on the first try, the procedure might need to be repeated.
After the procedure
After the tissue sample is removed, your health care provider might use ultrasound to monitor your baby's heart rate. You might experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding immediately after the procedure.
The tissue sample will be analyzed in a lab. Results might take a few days or a couple of weeks, depending on the complexity of the lab analysis.
Contact your health care provider if you have:
- Fluid leaking from your vagina
- Heavy bleeding
- A fever
- Uterine contractions
Your health care provider or a genetic counselor will help you understand your chorionic villus sampling results. Occasionally, test results are unclear and amniocentesis — another prenatal diagnostic test — is needed to clarify the diagnosis.
With chorionic villus sampling, there's a rare chance of a false-positive test — when the test is positive, but no disease exists. It's also important to remember that chorionic villus sampling can't identify all birth defects, including spina bifida and other neural tube defects.
If chorionic villus sampling indicates that your baby has a chromosomal or genetic condition that can't be treated, you might be faced with wrenching decisions — such as whether to continue the pregnancy. Seek support from your health care team and your loved ones during this difficult time.
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