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From www.glutensensitivity.net: Gluten Sensitivy Primer, page 30
(Sources for this list: www.digestive.niddk.nih.gov/diseases/pubs/celiac/index.htm#5, www.celiaccenter.org/facts.asp, www.celiacdiseasecenter.columbia.edu/A_Patients/A01-HOME.htm, Univ of Chicago, U of MD, etc)
Abdominal distenstion (children)
Abdominal pain, bloating
Anemia-Folate-Deficiency/Iron Deficiency Pernicious
Arthralgia or Arthropathy
Arthritis - and Rheumatoid Arthritis
Ataxia, primary
Behavioral problems
Carcinoma of oropharynx, esophagus, small bowel
Collagenous sprue
Constipation, chronic
Dermatitis Herpetiformis
Diabetes (Type 1)
Diarrhea, chronic
Down Syndrome
Enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma
Epilepsy with occipital calcifications
Failure to thrive (children)
Hepatitis (chronic), with hypertransaminasemia
IBS - Irritable Bowel Syndrome
IgA deficiency
IgA Nephropathy
Kidney disease
Learning difficulties
Liver disease
Low bone mass
Microscopic colitis/collagenous colitis
Miscarriage, repeated
Nerve disease
Pregnancy, adverse affects on
Osteomalacia, osteoporosis recurrent aphthous
Primary biliary cirrhosis
Refractory sprue / Celiac Disease
Short stature (only sometimes)
Sjogren's Syndrome
Skeletal problems
Steatorrhea, occasionally (pale, foul smelling stool)
Stomatitis, recurrent
Tooth enamel defects, tooth discoloration
Turner Syndrome
Thyroid disease (autoimmune), Thyroiditis
Ulcerative jejunoileitis
Williams's Syndrome
List of disorders for which Dr. Ken Fine, MD, www.enterolab.com, recommends gluten sensitivity stool tests.
Microscopic colitis
Relatives of gluten-sensitive individuals
Chronic diarrhea of unknown origin
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Gastroesophageal reflux disease
Hepatitis C
Autoimmune liver disease
Other causes of chronic liver disease
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Diabetes mellitus, type 1
Rheumatoid arthritis
Sjogren's Syndrome
Autoimmune thyroid disease
Any autoimmune syndrome
Chronic fatigue
Iron Deficiency
Short stature in children
Down's Syndrome
Mothers of kids with neural tube defects
Female infertility
Peripheral neuropathy
Cerebellar ataxia
Seizure disorders
Psychiatric disorders
Symptom List at www.glutenfreedeom.net (Danna Korn, author and mother of celiac child)
Fatigue, chronic fatigue
Addison's disease
Gastrointestinal distress (gas, bloating, diarrhea, constipation)
Headaches (including migraines)
Mouth sores
Weight loss/gain
Inability to concentrate
Amenorrhea/delayed menstrual cycles
Bone/joint/muscle pain
Dental enamel hypoplasia
Short stature
Tingling numbness in the legs
Abnormal liver test
Autoimmune hepatitis
Chronic abdominal pain
Crohn's disease
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Down Syndrome
Family history of celiac disease
Gallbladder disease
Hyper and hypothyroidism
Total IgA deficiency
Insulin-dependent diabetes (Type 1)
Spontaneous abortions/low birth-weight babies
Iron deficiency
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Multiple Sclerosis
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Osteoporosis, osteopenia, osteomalacia
Pancreatic disorders
Pathologic fractures
Peripheral neuropathy
Primary biliary cirrhosis
Recurrent stomatitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Scherosing cholangitis
Sjogren Syndrome
Systemic lupus
Turner Syndrome
Ulcerative colitis
Symptoms from the Celiac Sprue Association www.csaceliac.org
Abdominal cramping/bloating
Abdominal distention
Appetitie (increased to the point of craving)
Back pain (such as a result of collapsed lumbar vertebrae)
Decreased ability to clot blood (vit K deficient)
Diarrhea (See stools below)
Edema (puffy ankles, hands, etc)
Electrolyte depletion
Energy loss
Feet (reduced fat padding)
Flatus (passing gas)
Gluten ataxia
Mouth sores or cracks in the corners
Muscle cramping (esp in hands and legs)
Night blindness (vit A deficient)
Dry skin
Stools (Loose, dry, small, large, foul smelling, floating, clay/light tan or gray colored, highly rancid, frothy? = specific stool descriptions do not apply to all cases)
Tongue (smooth or geographic - looks like different continents)
Tooth enamel defects
Weight loss
The Patient's Emotional State:
Disinterested in normal activities
Mood changes
Unable to conentrate
Additional condititions:
Iron-deficiency anemia
Bone disease
Symptoms in children:
How is the child developing?
Not Gaining Weight?
Losing Weight?
Under Age 3:
Growth failure
Projectile vomiting
Abdominal bloating/distention
Older Children:
Difficulty concentrating
Personality changes
Other patient compiled lists of symptoms "definitely," "probably, " and "resemble" CD may be found at www.celiac.com: site index: Celiac Disease research: Assoc Diseases and Disorders: Lists of Diseases and Disorders Assoc with CD
It is helpful when researching a particular condition and its possible relationship to CD or gluten sensitivities to examine the original research where available, remembering that research is FAR from finished, and some areas are not researched at all.
http://www.pubmed.gov , and search "celiac disease and (name of condition)"
Example: celiac disease and depression
Note: Europeans spell celiac "coeliac".
FYI: my menstral cycle has always been regular, despite my obesity. I took birth control for 1 year at the beginning of my 26 yr marriage. 1 kid. I did have PMS. When I went off gluten, my cycle started 2 weeks early, but was pretty much the same thereafter.
I met a woman at our last local support meeting; she'd just been diagnosed. Tonight we went to our neighborhood picnic, and it turns out she's going to be our new neighbor! A celiac sister in my midst. I think we're going to be good friends; at least we'll be able to cook/bake for each other and trust its source! ;-)
1977 - age 16. I notice my friend's skin vs mine, which seems so dry. Fingers crack in dry winter air. DId not make cheerleader the next year (gained weight). How embarrassing.
UT - 1978 - age 17. Moved my junior year-trauma! I eventually make a great new set of friends I still contact to this day. Enjoy active social and school life. Happy. Quit biting nails because of peer pressure.
1979 - age 18, 150 lbs-ish? and 5' 3 1/2". Go on first fad diet: the 10-day liquid protein fast. FEEL WONDERFUL: clear-minded and energetic. Go off fast, and gain back 20 lbs+. Go to college and gain "freshman 15". Found college stressful and reacted to stress by eating whatever I wanted: cheese tortillas and Blimpie's Italian sandwiches and ate a sandwich a day! Almost fall asleep at the wheel driving a meer 75 miles between school and home. I'm tired before my peers and am always the first to go to bed. College not a good fit for me, so I quit and go to work to earn money for next school.
1980 - age 19, 180 lbs. Signed up for American Weight Loss Systems - 500 cals/day for 2 mos. + counseling (I remember learning visualization). Jazzercized and lost 40 lbs. Some hay fever. Met future husband.
1981 - age 20. 140 lbs. Got legs waxed for wedding and they broke out in miserable itchy spots. Got married and moved to a nearby city. Stopped Jazzercize. Husband noticed I'm constipated. Huh? I didn't know any different. I used the birth control Pill for one year but felt puffy and took myself off. Use the "rhythm method" thereafter, and later "the kid" was birth control!
1982 - age 21. Gaining weight pretty quickly. Working and eating at fast food restaurants for lunch (loved Wendy's taco salads with hot sauce and sometimes some burgers). Making "good wife" dinners for breakfast and other odd times for husband on shift work: stuffed trout, pork chops, homemade lasagna. Also trying wine coolers now that I'm "legal" -- funny, I could get married at 20, but not drink! Doc tells me I'm obese and I'm startled by the thought! Me? Start my passion for reading about nutrition. Learn about lecithin supplement, whole grains, fruits, veggies and lean meats.
1983 - age 22. Tagged a "gagger" at dentist. Upper wisdom teeth extracted. I ask about white specks on my front tooth: my mom got too much fluoride during my inutero development at some point. Burn my leg, the burn gets infected and doesn't heal for over 9 mos! Dermatologist checks for diabetes (negative). Burn turns gangrene til derm. uses a wet cast, which is the trick I've needed. (No air? - I dunno). "Friend A" shows me her fridge full of moldy food, don't ask why, and I can't stop gagging and laughing. I gag so easy!
1985 - Really outgoing personality, 5 employers want me to work for them, but I'm sometimes feeling "less than" because I just can't think. Fuzzy-mind. Social phobia shows up occasionally.
DC -1986 - age 25. Get walking pneumonia. Took over 6 mos. to get rid of nagging cough.
LA -1987 - age 26. Giardia or some kind of food poisoning after eating sm. jar of artichoke hearts (all I could figure). I almost DIED on the "terlet" with stomach ache and extreme pain. We'd just moved, felt overwhelmed again, should have found a doc but didn't know where to start; just let it pass. Depression. Sent away for Ralph Nader's book/report called EATING CLEAN. Paradigm is shifting to organic foods. Move again. Stressed out again and put it on the back burner.
LV - 1988 - age 27. 227 lbs. Pregnant! Don't remember last period to know the due date (memory). OB is 1st doc in years. Complained to him I was so tired and needed 2 hr naps to get thru day. No tests. Occasional indigestion. Husband can't sleep cause of my snoring (I was a light sleeper and felt awake most of the night, so I didn't believe him; sleuth that he is, taped the evidence! I sounded like a man!) Four mos. of morning sickness - doc says try eating Saltines. Still sick. Don't eat much. Got the flu and bam! the morning sickness never came back! Never figured out that one.
1989 - age 28. 263 lbs. Abnormal PKU test (Down's baby?), then 2nd test I had normal PKU. Extremely bad ankle edema last month of pregnancy. Hemorrhoids. Baby girl arrives via c-section. Can't remember if baby was a bit jaundiced and had to use lights. Her white blood cell count was too low for her to come home when I was discharged 2 days before. I'm dazed and confused and just along for ride, doing what doctors tell me to. They feed her formula while there, but I breastfeed when she gets home. After a while, my cracked nipples don't heal. Hurts to feed! La Leche couldn't help me. Supplement with formula. Wants to eat every 2 hrs. Baby/toddler is clingy, colicky, projectile vomits a lot (and in the middle of night when she's bawling ... what a mess!). I try giving her soy formula to supplement me, but she projectile vomits that also. Sleepless and tired mama.
Also, HIGH ANXIETY. Eczema rash and finger cracks persist for 7 yrs. Dermatologist gives me topical steroid used sparingly at night with gloves. I remember he did some allergy tests and told me that I'm sensitive to wheat? Did he say that? I only remember that he said I was allergic to rubber and tomatoes. Don't remember the test. I love rubberstamps and tomatoes and don't give up either! I never lost any pregnancy weight (36 lbs), despite peeing a lot of my fluid/edema.
LV - 1994 - age 33. Moving. Sit on driveway potting many plants for gifts and I couldn't get up. Husband needs to give me a hand up. I have trouble getting out of chairs and walking. Eases with warming up/walking. Chronic intermittent pain ever since. Walk as if I'm 80 yrs old. Some days worse than others, and worse after exercise.
DC - 1995 - age 34. Cracked bottom front tooth on I don't remember what. Prematurely graying. Still not sleeping. Feet painful doing housework all day. Wear tennies and it gets better. Start of new symptom: heart attack? Bend over to give daughter a bath, and when I stand up I feel like I can't catch my breath, like a Mack truck sitting on my chest. Freaks me out! Random doc gives me no answers.
1996 - age 35. Craved SALT (couldn't get enough), and started chewing ice (2nd pica symptom?). Saw a 2nd doc for fatigue and get diagnosed with hypothyroidism. Start on .05 mcg Synthroid. I try the homemade salsa I'd made pre-dx, and had to throw it away cause it was too salty. Not eating many sunflower seeds. Salt craving subsides after meds. Edema in left leg from sitting too long scrapbooking and stamping. Seemed alleviated with exercize/walking. Too busy being room mom, Brownie leader, and party consultant for stamp company. Husband travels and is gone for weeks on end. Life seems to be getting harder to keep up with and I'm not joyful. Mice in house, squirrels in attic, dogs chasing p.o'ed joggers, out-of-state company coming, hostessing bunco, and I'm falling down at odd times (missing a step or a sidewalk) - 3 x now. Cracked another tooth on a random unexplained piece of plastic in a bag of jelly beans. Brachs said they'd even pay for my dental bill, but I was too fuzzy headed to finish the task. Presented at a convention and after lunch (sandwich) I couldn't retrieve the words I needed/stumbled for thoughts. Brain wanted to freeze. Embarrassing! I found a chewable Vit C tablet, and would eat a whole roll ... = diarrhea.
1996 - I befriend another room mom who tells me she's trying to find reason for daughter's symptoms (I couldn't see any). She tells me about "leaky gut," I read the book The 20-day Rejuvenation Diet by Jeffrey Bland. I learn about transfats and hydrogenated oils, and decide eating sugar and wheat free is a good thing. Easier said than done: my option was going vegetarian except I'd found some rice crackers at Costco. It was pretty hard (family was totally NOT on board with this radical idea!), but I walked the dogs and on the treadmill, and lost 20 lbs. in 2 mos. I FEEL AWESOME!!
AK - 1997 - age 37. Moved again, was stressed again. Went off wheat and sugar free diet. Depression. Get thyroid checked with new doc and mention my "heart attacks". He says it's probably GERD. What? But sometimes my stomach is EMPTY! He says it's just the size of my gut. Feel out of it/woozy and out of body sometimes. I break down crying in his office. He writes an Rx for Prozac. He xrays my ankle cause of edema. Nothing. Eating sunflower seeds all the time. Manage to redo a kitchen even though I can't think straight. Room mom again. Daughter is having trouble with directions in school. Give speech to gym full of people and can't put together sentences again. Embarrassed again. Self-esteem is suffering - despite good self-esteem! Want to hibernate in the winter, and feel like the Energizer bunny with sunlight in the summer. Try light therapy without success in winter. Nightblindness. Get 1st pair of glasses. Seek therapy.
UT - 2000 - age 39. 260 lbs. Moved again. Exzema still flairs. Go to bed with Vaseline, gloves and socks. Quite a funny pic brewing here: socks, gloves, eyemask & earplugs?! Still eating sunflower seeds. Now alternating between seeds and ice-cream. Still chewing ice. Some days I'd ONLY eat seeds and ice-cream = diarrhea (didn't know about fat malabsorption). Doc tells me that chewing ice is a symptom of vitamin deficiency and leaves it at that! I look back now and onder why she didn't test my "vitamin deficiency!" I stop McEating McDonalds cause it gives me gas. No McBiggee -- but I was often too tired to cook. Doc gives me iron for low hemoglobin (but it's still within range). It doesn't work except to constipate me, so I quit.
2001 - age 40. 255-262 lbs. Go off Prozac. Got the flu: couldn't make the "terlet" in time. Ew. Daughter dx with ADD-Inattentive. I read Dr. Daniel Amen's book The 6 Types of ADD and hope this is the answer to our struggles. I figure the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, and diagnose myself from symptoms checklist on his website www.brainplace.com. Note to doc: complained of foggy head/thinking (not helped with Synthroid or Prozac), my personality does not like change, have trouble changing tasks, low energy, irritable, low self-esteem, memory problems/forgetfulness. Take daughter to psychiatrist. He prescribes her Adderall, me Provigil (used for narcolepsy) to stay awake. Helpful, but heart feels tight when taken daily. Decide to slow it down and take it maybe 1-2x/week just when I need a boost. Synthroid 75 mcg. BP 126/88, pulse 55.
Start attending C.H.A.D.D. meetings. Another parent asked if diet could help ADD - the leader emphatically said, "NO!!! There is no evidence/trials that diet makes a difference; drugs are the only proven method that works." I naively believe her. Daughter has more energy with Adderall; can focus better, but no change in course work or disposition (grouchy). I struggle to retrain her habits. She likes that the drug helps curb her appetite and with her in dance class, she loses 15 lbs. She's oppositional and defiant. I learn to pick my battles. Therapy/counseling is slow, but feel it's positive, so continue.
2002 - age 41. 247 lbs. Start walking regularly. Complained to doc that I've been fatigued for over a year. Checked again for diabetes or anemia. Mention that my mother says I was snoring during a nap in front of the FR fireplace (my feet are always cold). I said I felt tired even when I was on antidepressants in AK. Chewing ice more now. Asked for xray or something to find cause of pain in left hip. Xray said no osteoarthritis. Ask for dexa scan to check for osteoporosis (remember when I was 12 and how I've been eating lots of milk and dairy to prevent it). She says no, I'm too young. Insurance probably wouldn't pay. Now I'm experiencing increasingly more heart palpitations for last 6 months, most noticeably at night in bed. Am I trying to make myself sick or what? Holter monitor confirms I'm NOT crazy, I am indeed having palpitations. Doc prescribes magnesium and potassium. Nothing changes. Synthroid 100 mcg. Cholesterol 187. Triglycerides 110. HDL 35, LDL 130. Ratio: 5.3 (should be less than 4.5).
DC - 2004 - age 43. Moving again. Night clenching takes me to emer. clinic for pain. Think the pain will subside once I get established. Get new glasses with stronger prescription.
2005 - Work part-time for orthodontist; he makes me a night guard for bruxism. Still have nagging untreated depression I want to "exercise and eat right" away. Hip pain. Get a personal trainer to help build muscle/ lose weight. Start losing hair instead (afraid I'll go bald like paternal grandma). HAVE to use public facilities when shopping, as I can't wait to get home and use personal "terlet". Not diarrhea, but looser and fatty stools. Smelly. Still chewing lots of ice - everyone's commenting on it. I was thinking it was because I liked the coolness in my mouth. Dentist said not to, it can crack my teeth - I have too many metal crowns, so I don't worry about it. I'm eating "healthy": Kashi for b-fast, turkey on whole wheat for lunch, salad + protein for dinner (unless I'd make my "easy" spaghetti dinner). I'm "going" after each meal now or 3x/day. I think that's a good thing; esp. proud to tell my husband who still thinks I'm constipated from 20 years ago. It's all that fiber dear! I get glasses and the optometrist tells me how much worse my prescription strength has changed since last year. He was so surprised. A couple of times I've noticed I can't swallow my ice...it just gets stuck in my throat.
OK - 2005 - age 44. Move again in August. Get thyroid tested Nov. Synthroid up to .125 mcg. Noticed while going to sleep that I couldn't swallow my saliva; it gets stuck mid swallow and I can't finish. Weird. This has happened about 4 or 5 times the past two years.
2006 - age 44.10. Nagging depression. Mom visits for holidays and can't get over how much I just want to sit. This is not the daughter she knows. I go back to doc for thyroid medication blood check. I asked for iron test because I was so fatigued. My hemoglobin came back low but within range. It was the full iron panel + serum ferritin that drew an alert. He recommended I get a colonscopy to check for internal bleeding or cancer. I google anemia and find reason for doc to also include an endoscopy to make my procedure a "twofer" -- Taking the pills to poo was the worst part of the whole thing. You sleep through it and I never felt any residual pain. Anyway, the colonscopy was fine. The endoscopy revealed that I had something called "Celiac Disease." Well that's a fine "how dya do!" My emotions ran around and around. I just hate it when you're still in shock about getting the diagnosis and people start saying, "It's not so bad - at least you know now." True as that may be, I guess I just didn't know what the repercussions were and that was unnerving.
Another doctor checked my Vit D level (21, which is the lower end of the reference range), so he presribed me 50,000iu of vit D daily for 8 days and then 1x/month for a year. Osteopenia dx.
I wish the doc would have checked all my fat soluble vitamins. Just to know how well I'd be absorbing nutrients in the future.
More later.
Here's mine:
Canada. 1961-born. Mom says I'm pretty normal as a baby (she's a first time mom at 17). As a kid I remember sleepwalking a few times, I was irritable, and had extreme anxiety: I sucked my thumb and pulled my hair between my fingers to relieve anxiety. It felt good to run a knotted piece of hair through the webbed part of my fingers particularly. I had a tonsillectomy, lots of fillings, canker sores often, bit my nails, had an annual bout of laryngitis for over 10 yrs (and still get it occasionally). I was a picky eater, never ate eggs cause they'd make me gag (smell and taste) unless they were in bread or cake! I didn't like meat, so I'd sit at the table with an uneaten pork chop for hours rather than stuff it down my throat. Canned peas weren't too appetizing either! I was an active kid who got into trouble from being outside with a bunch of kids; climbed trees, played kick the can, swam in lakes, ice-skated, played with dolls and played board games in the garage (when we had one)! I always wanted to be teacher's pet, and liked that I was picked first in gym sports. The latter part of elem school I enjoyed extracurricular track and field and gymnastics. In middle school I played extracurricular basketball. By high school I was a cheerleader and having a blast socially. I started gaining weight around age 11, now considered a bit heavy. Between all these years, we'd moved several times.
CO - 1973, age 12. 5' 2". Start "cycle". By early teen years I was feeling depressed and unattached to my parents. Dad is alcoholic and I attribute feelings to the chaotic lifestyle. I remember learning about osteoporosis and being glad I was such a good milk drinker and vowed to always keep dairy a good part of my diet. My family dog was always there for a hug. That's why I love dogs - got me through a lot of shed tears. Around this time I decided to stop thumbsucking/pulling my hair. Gaining weight.
1975 - age 14. A friend introduced sunflower seeds and we'd hang and spit shells for hours during the summer. (Is this the start of ruining my thyroid with iodine? Or is this my innate way to get the salt I'm craving, ie a Pica symptom?) I walk 25 miles in a fun walk to raise $ for charity. Feel strong and athletic.
More later.
Well, I've been going easy on my body the past six or seven months since my celiac dis-ease diagnosis. I used to be out there walking early in the morning and I even used to have a personal trainer for a couple of months. I'd feel "energized" for maybe an hour or two max. Then I felt like anxiety was creeping back in and work all day on addrenaline or something. I do have to say that it was WONDERFUL for making my joints more fluid, so THAT was great. (Since stopping walking, I'm so stiff! I hate that!)
After my diagnosis I thought for sure the pain I've had in my left hip since "Leaving Las Vegas" 13 years ago was also related. What happened is that I sat on the driveway pavement for over 4 hours potting plants and wrapping them in moving paper to give away as gifts to my cherished friends. Well, I couldn't get up; needed the aid of my hubby (WONDERFUL guy; just love him). Then I couldn't walk for the pain!!!! This was not good timing. When we moved to VA, the house had all hardwood floors, so I'd be pounding those floors sans shoes - and man, would my feet hurt, esp. in the a.m. I started wearing tennies and that helped. Anyway, I still needed help getting out of chairs for a long time. Then I'd have to "warm up" ... well, to make a long story short, it prevents me from a full range of activities.
Since coming out of my depression because I'm finally ABSORBING all that good food I've been treating myself to, I've been a better advocate for my health (esp now that I don't trust doctors to know everything anymore=health care should be proactive and a team effort!). The point I'm trying to get at is that I had the energy to go to the doctor's and ask AGAIN (cause I've asked at least 4 docs thru the years) "what's up with my hip?" He sent me to get an MRI and I hope to get results this week (last week he was out in court getting a divorce I think!) Anyhew - think it's very sciatic related. I just hope it's still treatable after all these years of nontreatment.
I exacerbated the inflammation on the treadmill last week, trying to burn more calories by putting the incline on a 9. I paid for that mistake. No treadmill for a week!
This week I've walked the dogs, once, then twice around our little neighborhood 3 days, then yesterday I used the treadmill at an embarrassingly low speed of 2.5mph for 30 minutes and used the stationary bike for another 15. I still sweat. And more importantly, I'll go back because I'm not in pain!
This is huge for me. I used to feel so bad, I couldn't muster the vigor to do THAT and daily routines. I'm pleased.


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Demacia and Zaun are a problem. Their RPers are not present anymore.
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And we only have like...6 yordles atm? We'd be crushed :3
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I represent no authority but my own, but anything that violent sounds like something i want to be a part of. my OC profile is here, and an illusionist is always handy for getting out of trouble.
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And of course, we are now familiar with the decisions of embattled NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who—in a league where player concussions and head injuries are of paramount concern—saw video evidence that one of his league's players knocked his fiancé out cold with a vicious punch to the head and decided that a mere two game suspension was punishment enough for that player. Just think, some people actually predicted that Michael Sam's sexuality was going to be the big "distraction" in the sports world this fall.
These issues carry critical lessons about diversity and inclusion in the workplace. In each instance, at the top of the food chain we witnessed tone deafness and outright hostility toward women and minorities. With the real or threatened departure of sponsors and forced sale of ownership interests, the absence of leadership on diversity and inclusion issues resulted not only in embarrassment and significant—even permanent—brand damage, but also actual risk to the enterprise and tangible financial losses. These episodes show that a meaningful, sustained commitment to diversity and inclusion can actually serve to mitigate risk. The corollary, of course, is that the absence of such commitment can result in serious consequences. Is there still anyone who questions whether there is a business case to be made for diversity?
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I just purchased a house and am trying to fix two problems. My sump pump runs allot. I have two downspouts on the same side (east corner and west corner of house), that stop right at the side of my house/foundation, so I am guessing the drainage is going right into the draintile which is causing this. Since there is a sidewalk running along side the house I do not want to put gutters over the sidewalk, so I need to bury them.
The other semi-related problem is that when my sump ejects the water collected from the draintile, it comes from my basement out the side of my house (same side of the house as the two gutter spouts mentioned above) into a 4" drain pipe that is burried into the ground, (down a pretty good slope)into the yard and into a well. This well is no bigger than 1.5' X 1.5', I have no idea how deep it is and there is rock on the top, so I assume he filled it in with this rock. This summer, with admittedly heavy rain, this well overflowed in the yard, which eventually backed up the 4" pipe all the way to the house. So the sump pit in the basement tries to send the water out of the house and into the ground, to the well outside. But since the outdoor well is full, the water is coming out right along side of the house/foundation and has no where else to go, but along the house/foundation and back into the draintile. This keeps my pump running non-stop trying to keep up with the water coming in (including the back up pump "watchdog", which relieves in a different area along side the house, but still into the draintile). My question is will digging a bigger well fix this problem? Should I also tie my gutter downspouts into this well or should I keep them seperate. Are there any other means of getting rid of this water besides a well? I am limited on directions I can direct this water as the 4" pipe and well runs parallel to my drive way about 1' away. This is where the water runs off when the well is overflowing.
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If their group name didn't tip you off, Cocaine 80s are big fans of that fishscale—and not just when it comes to their powder. As the No I.D.-fronted collective reveal on EP standout Fly Ass Pisces, their ideal woman strongly resembles Ariel from The Little Mermaid. The aforementioned Windy City beatmaker creates an instrumental backdrop befitting a beachside romance, layering mellow guitar riffs and glittering keyboard over a low-key, yet driving rhythm section as house lyricist Common pays tribute to a "fisherman's daughter" who had him hook, line and sinker from the moment they first met. Def Jam recording artist Jhené Aiko plays the aquatic beauty in question on the record's chorus. For more, check out Cocaine '80s newly-released The Flower of Life EP, available for free streaming and download right here in The DJBooth.
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Great views of the bay with a room upgrade.Posted Nov 6, 2014
Pros: Location by the water.
Cons: Concierge service.
The staff was wonderful, although they did not seem to have a vast knowledge of restaurants in other neighborhoods besides the hotel location. I really missed having a concierge at the hotel. Our first room was extremely small with a view of the building interior; however they were willing to upgrade us on our second night in a room that was fantastic.
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Love the location, near great restaurants and bars. small but comfortable rooms.
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Nice hotel with view of Bay BridgePosted Oct 29, 2014
Lovely view of bridge lit up at night. Near transportation and within walking distance of many areas.
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Double Bed Room = Euro Style AccommodationsPosted Sep 30, 2014
Pros: Love the Kimpton hospitality and location on the Embarcadero.
Cons: The double rooms need to be marketed as Euro style
Location: Close to Oakland Bay Bridge / I-80 access. At Pier 1 on the Embarcadero. Walking distance to Pier 39, Alcatraz/Bay tours, and Fisherman's Wharf.
I've loved my experience at Kimpton hotels in a few cities. The historic building, atmosphere, and hospitality were on par with prior experiences. However, this was the smallest, yet most expensive room we've ever rented. There was about 2 feet of room around the double bed. The column of rooms across from the elevators on each floor are the doubles, which feel like you're entering broom closet or storage room. They also overlook the HVAC unit. Disappointing.
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Perfect stayPosted Sep 29, 2014
It was a small room with a beautiful view. Perfect for our romantic getaway. They greeted us upon checkin with an acknowledgement of that as well as champagne and chocolates in out room. Staff very friendly. Very unique, relevant amenities.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Location location locationPosted Sep 29, 2014
Cons: More knowlegable staff regarding San Fransico.
Location: Still can walk to Union and Pier 39 no problem
The location was great. It was so nice to have a view of the Bay Bridge during the day and at night. It was a lovely walk starting at Pier 1 all the way to Pier 39. Although the room was small, the bed was super comfy, and the room spotless . The front desk girl was not very helpful with places to eat, she only recommended the place next door, but the complimentary wine hosted bar was a nice touch.
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Great staff, valet took $10 off parking.Posted Sep 15, 2014
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Great staff, valet took $10 off parking.Posted Sep 15, 2014
Love that its right by the Embarcadero. Walking distance to AT&T Park, Ferry Bldg/Farmer's Market just a block or so away.
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Didn't like the upgrade.Posted Sep 8, 2014
Location: near great restaurants and the waterfront
I like the Queen bay view rooms better than the King bay view rooms because the view is of the bridge from the bed.
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Linh Hong, vice president of marketing and business development at Kilopass Technology Inc., a leading provider of semiconductor logic non-volatile memory (NVM) intellectual property (IP)
Will present the Kilopass technology roadmap at the Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) Booth (#413) and TSMC Booth (#1801) during the 51st Design Automation Conference (DAC).
During the TSMC presentation, Ms. Hong will describe the enablement progress of Kilopass' Gusto 2 and VCM NVM IP at TSMC and the impact these products will have on code storage in next-generation SoCs. The SMIC presentation will highlight Kilopass' NVM IP on SMIC's low-leakage (LL) CMOS process technologies using examples of power management ICs, Internet of Things chips, and media processor SoCs.
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At the conclusion of each presentation, Kilopass will give away a Jawbone Wristband at the TSMC booth and a Samsung Wristband at the SMIC booth.
For more information about Kilopass and its NVM IP, visit: www.kilopass.com.
The DAC website is found at: www.dac.com.
About Kilopass
Kilopass Technology, Inc., a leading supplier of embedded NVM intellectual property using standard logic CMOS processes to deliver one-time programmable (OTP) and few-time programmable (FTP) memory. With 58 patents granted or pending and more than 2,000,000 wafers shipped from a dozen foundries and Integrated Device Manufacturers (IDMs), Kilopass has 150 customers in applications ranging from storage of firmware and security codes to calibration data and other application-critical information. The company is headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif. For more information, visit www.kilopass.com or email [email protected].
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Jedi Mind Trick Nation
In the original "Star Wars", Jedi Obi Wan Kenobi (Alec Guinness) and Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) have to smuggle two droids into the criminal-infested, Empire-guarded city of Mos Eisley. The Empire has been looking for the droids, which contain secret information. But Obi Wan has a solution: when our heroes are confronted by emissaries of the Empire, he simply waves his hand. "These aren't the droids you're looking for." The weak-minded Stormtrooper promptly waves the group through. Obi Wan was using an old Jedi mind trick.
Welcome to America, 2012.
The Democratic Party has apparently been endowed with the ability to use the old Jedi mind trick. That's their entire tactic throughout the fiscal cliff debacle. America faces actual liabilities of $86.8 trillion. That's our outstanding cost on Social Security, Medicare and other retirement benefits accrued. There's no way to tax ourselves out of that hole. As former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission Chris Cox and former chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee Bill Archer wrote this week, "to collect enough tax revenue just to avoid going deeper into debt would require over $8 trillion in tax collections annually." To put that in perspective, the entire GDP of the country last year was about $15 trillion. Just to keep up with our debt — to keep it from growing — we'd have to take more than half of all American wealth. Every year. And that wouldn't even solve our current debt issue.
Republicans sense that this is something of a problem. That's why they aren't going along with President Obama's class warfare shtick, in which Obama pretends that taxing rich people without cutting anything will solve all our problems. Obama's proposal to tax the top 2 percent of income earners accomplishes precisely nothing — or, even more precisely, it would pay for about eight days of federal government spending.
So how is it that Democrats seem to be winning the battle over the fiscal cliff? Polls show that Americans think Republicans are being stubborn to insist on cuts rather than going along with President Obama's ridiculous scheme to tax and spend more.
Why? The Old Jedi Mind Trick.
That trick relies on Americans not wanting to see plain facts before them. Republicans point out the vast debt, the fact that Social Security and Medicare will soon be bankrupt. Democrats tell happy stories straight from Kim Jung Un's Unicornland, where Social Security and Medicare require no serious reform. "No," said Harry Reid about Social Security last week, "it's not in crisis … It's fully funded for the next 40 years." Sure it is, where the unicorns roam free. In reality, Social Security is already running in the red. In 2010, the federal government had to borrow $37 billion just to pay those already receiving benefits. But the American people want to hear that Social Security works, so they listen to Reid's trick.
The same holds true with regard to Benghazi. Al-Qaida is surging in the aftermath of the Obama administration's precipitous plans to cut defense and pull out of terrorist-ridden areas. They're ascendant in Tunisia; they're escalating attacks in Afghanistan; they're even planning terror in Jordan. In Libya, they murdered our ambassador and three other Americans. But Obama and his cronies say that Al-Qaida has been decimated while waving their hand. And with the help of a few media droids, they get away with it.
On the Arab Spring, it's more of the same. There has been no Arab Spring. There has been an Islamist awakening. Egypt is turning into a Muslim Brotherhood dictatorship as Obama continues to provide it aid. Syria threatens to use weapons of mass destruction. Turkey reaches out to terrorist Hamas. Iran develops nukes. Hamas fires rockets at Israel. And Obama criticizes Israel for building settlements, and Hillary Clinton criticizes Israel for not being "generous" with the Palestinians. Abracadabra! No more problems in the Middle East.
Problems surround us. They threaten to bankrupt us — or, just as bad, to doom our children and grandchildren to poverty and subjugation. The American people may want to look away from that incipient disaster, trusting the happy talk of Democrats. They may want to believe that these aren't the droids they're looking for.
But one thing's for certain: the Democrats have certainly found the droids they're: looking for.
Ben Shapiro, 28, is a graduate of UCLA and Harvard Law School, a radio host on KRLA 870 Los Angeles, and Editor-At-Large for Breitbart News. He is the four-time bestselling author of "Primetime Propaganda."
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Originally published Friday, November 9, 2012 at 11:45 PM
Occupy Sandy: Onetime protesters find new cause
You might be surprised at what has become a lauded and effective relief organization for victims of Superstorm Sandy: Occupy Wall Street.
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You might be surprised at what has become a lauded and effective relief organization for victims of Superstorm Sandy: Occupy Wall Street.
The social media savvy that helped Occupy protesters create a grass-roots global movement last year - one that ultimately collapsed under its leaderless format - is proving a strength as members fan out across New York to deliver aid including hot meals, medicine and blankets.
They're the ones who took food and water to Glenn Nisall, a 53-year-old resident of Queens' hard-hit and isolated Rockaway section who lost power and lives alone, with no family nearby.
"I said: `Occupy? You mean Occupy Wall Street?'" he said. "I said: `Awesome, man. I'm one of the 99 percent, you know?'"
Occupy Wall Street was born in late 2011 in a lower Manhattan plaza called Zuccotti Park, with a handful of protesters pitching tents and vowing to stay put until world leaders offered a fair share to the "99 percent" who don't control the globe's wealth.
The world heard the cry as that camp grew and inspired other ones around the globe. Ultimately, though, little was accomplished in the ways of policy change, and Occupy became largely a punch line. But core members, and a spirit, have persisted and found a new cause in Occupy Sandy.
It started at St. Jacobi Church in Brooklyn the day after the storm, where Occupiers set up a base of operations and used social media like Twitter and Facebook to spread the word.
There is a sense of camaraderie reminiscent of Zuccotti, as young people with scruffy beards and walkie-talkies plan the day's activities. Donations come in by the truckload and are sorted in the basement, which looks like a clearinghouse for every household product imaginable, from canned soup and dog food to duvet covers.
"This is young people making history," said Mark Naison, a professor at Fordham University who has been studying Occupy Wall Street. "Young people who are refusing to let people suffer without putting themselves on the line to do something about it."
Now the group has dozens of relief centers across the city and a stream of volunteers who are shuttled out to the most desperate areas. It is partnering with local community and volunteer organizations.
A recent post on Occupy Sandy's Facebook page announced: "Attention! If anyone in Rockaway needs to have their basement pumped, please contact Suzanne Hamalak at suzybklyn(at)aol.com. Her family wants to help and have industrial pumps...they will do it for free....."
In Rockaway Park, Occupier Diego Ibanez, 24, has been sleeping on the freezing floor of a community center down the street from a row of charred buildings destroyed by a fire.
"You see a need and you fulfill it," he explained. "There's not a boss to tell you that you can't do this or you can't do that. Zuccotti was one of the best trainings in how to mobilize so quickly."
There is little public transportation in the neighborhood, where most people still don't have power and many homes were wrecked. Occupy has supplied residents with hot meals, batteries and blankets. Medics and nurses knock on doors to check on the elderly.
At one Occupy outpost in Rockaway, residents wandered in recently off the garbage-strewn streets looking for medicine.
They lined up in an ice-cold abandoned store that had been hastily transformed into a makeshift pharmacy. Gauze bandages and bottles of disinfectant were piled on tables behind a tattered curtain.
"I think we wouldn't be able to survive without them," said Kathleen Ryan, who was waiting for volunteers to retrieve her diabetes medication, stamping her feet on the plywood floor to keep warm. "This place is phenomenal. This community. They've helped a great deal."
Is this Occupy Wall Street's finest hour? In the church basement, Carrie Morris paused from folding blankets into garbage bags and smiled at the idea.
"We always had mutual aid going on," she said. "It's a big part of what we do. That's the idea, to help each other. And we want to serve as a model for the larger society that, you know, everybody should be doing this."
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So I've been trying to pickle my brass parts and I'm starting question it.
Soak #1: I was taking care of something else and didn't keep an eye on it but after the 6 minutes in an aluminum can, the solution at the bottom of the can was green. Dump, rinse can and parts, and retry.
Soak #2: Thinking the first attempt was due to time, I decided to focus only on the pickling at hand. Soaked in same can but at 3 minutes it was already starting to turn green. Dump, rinse can and parts, and retry, again.
Soak #3: Assuming the aluminum can might be the problem, I decided to pickle in a glass jar. After two minutes, green hue was starting to appear. I quickly dumped and rinsed all the parts.
Now I'm left wondering if my parts are fine and if not...what I should be doing differently? I am using 2 parts distilled white vinegar, 1 part hydrogen peroxide. Thoughts?
I did some googling on this a while back and came across a study (not just some dude posting on the internet) where they showed that pickling didn't help at all.
I think brass is fine and use it willingly. I wouldn't use brass pipe but for the amount of brass we're dealing with (just the fittings) and for the time we're talking about (1-2hrs max) I think the lead exposure issue is way overblown.
I've posted my thoughts about this before so pardon my brevity. I would say that the amount of lead that ends up in your beer is probably around the level that is considered 'actionable' by the epa for *drinking water*. You're not drinking homebrew like it was water are you?
Further, the dangers of lead are primarily among small children who are developing. Seriously high levels can be bad or fatal for adults but that sort of exposure is just not possible in our application. We're not using lead pipes. We're not even using brass pipe. We're using brass fittings... that's it.
Edit: I'm pretty certain that all brass fittings must contain less than 8% lead. Some states such as California have even stricter laws in place that require the brass to be practically lead free.
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So I placed the brass in some PBW to clean them off. I let them sit for about an hour or two and when to rince them off and noticed more green water. I know I rinsed them off several times before I put them in the PBS. I dumped and rinsed them off a lot again and decided to forget it. Now I'm left wondering if this will happen and what it will contribute to my mash.
Just to throw this out there most household faucets are made from brass. Relax nothing to worry about.
I to do not worry too much about brass in my system.
I will point out the counterargument though, that water and wort have highly different pHs and temperatures. The worry is that the acidic wort, coupled with the higher temperatures, can cause lead extraction that would not happen with less acidic tap water at <140F.
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Inspired songwriting and musical execution!! loving what I hear in my headphones!! Drop by my page when you get a chance to say hi, listen to a song, and share thoughts. Plus I would like to stay in contact for when you post new material!
really enjoyed the listen to "blue tonic". best wishes and success, egon erger
Blue tonic is a great song ! All the best from down under
Hello Shirley,
I really enjoyed your track "Two Hearts". Please take a listen to my brand new single "Small Town Paradise" Let me know what you think.
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Thanks for dropping by to my page. All the best with your video. I'll be premiering my new video soon. I invite you to come back and have a look in a couple of weeks time.
Hey, Great page! ..would be good if you could check out mine and the music video for my new single 'Up and Coming':http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNNCDaSYsYI
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Thanks for the feedback and for dropping by my page.
Two Hearts is an incredible tune! Love your vocals.
Shirl will be playing with Silktones at Strait on the Beach on Sunday afternoon from 2 o'clock to 5 o'clock. Great spot. Hope to see you there.
Shirl will be playing with Silktones this weekend at the Hilton a birthday party on Saturday 25th May. It's a private function - a 50th birthday.


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WICHITA, Kan. - At least four earthquakes have been reported in southern Kansas and two more in northern Oklahoma Wednesday morning.
The U.S. Geological Survey reports the first quake was a 3.4 that happened at 4:50 a.m. It was centered about eight miles east-northeast of Anthony, near the community of Freeport in Harper County.
Another quake, a 2.7, was reported about 10 miles south-southeast of Medford, Oklahoma at 7:30 a.m.
A third quake, another 2.7, hit about 10 miles east-southeast of Harper just before 8 a.m.
Then a fourth quake, also a 2.7, occurred about 1:pm near Freeport. KAKE's Chris Frank was interviewing on camera the Freeport Postmaster when the quake occurred and you could hear the rattling of the post office.
There's no word of any damage from the quakes, but It's the latest in a series of earthquakes along the Kansas-Oklahoma line in recent months. A mid-December quake northwest of Caldwell measured 3.8.
Oklahoma had three more minor earthquakes Tuesday. The strongest measured 3.7, not far from Langston.
The interim director of The Kansas Geological Survey, Rex Buchanan, is on the panel the Governor appointed to study the increased seismic activity.
One of the questions being raised is whether human activity, such as, the increased oil and gas exploration could be connected with the earthquakes.
Buchanan says, "As far as these close to the Kansas border, I can't sit here today and tell you exactly what's going on here. We'll look and see here what there is in terms of possible disposal well activity in that area and whether these are a result of disposal wells or natural activity. It's too soon to know."
The disposal well activity Buchanan refers to has to do with salt water waste resulting from oil wells being re-deposited in the ground.
Buchanan says, "It's related to salt water disposal, related to oil and gas production. It's typical to bring up an awful lot of salt water in association to oil, typically a lot more salt water. And it's the disposal of that salt water that people have been looking at as a possible relationship to the seismic activity."
The Governor's panel will meet to discuss the seismic activity in Wichita April 16th at the WSU Hughes Metroplex.