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Can prednisolone affect the immune system?
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Prednisolone is a steroid. Steroid medications can weaken your immune system, making it easier for you to get an infection or worsening an infection you already have or have recently had. Tell your doctor about any illness or infection you have had within the past several weeks.
Avoid being near people who are sick or have infections. Call your doctor for preventive treatment if you are exposed to chicken pox or measles. These conditions can be serious or even fatal in people who are using steroid medication.
Do not receive a "live" vaccine while you are taking prednisolone. Vaccines may not work as well while you are taking a steroid.
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Vickie Dean Davis, 61, of Kimball Township, died Thursday, February 27, 2014 surrounded by her family.
She was born March 14, 1952 in Port Huron to the late Donald and Sally Tomlinson. She married her true love, Gordon Davis on June 26, 1982 in Port Huron. He died January 17, 2002.
Vickie was employed with the St. Clair County Clerk for over 25 years, retiring in March 2012. She was a 1970 graduate of Port Huron High School. She enjoyed classic cars, cruising, garage sales and collecting antiques. She cruised the neighborhood on her Gator keeping the neighborhood clean.
She is survived by two sons Larry (Denise) Hyde and Jason Hyde, all of Smiths Creek; a daughter, Diana Hyde of Marysville; five grandchildren, Jonathon Crerar, Kyle Hyde, Kaiden Fields, Kalei Hyde and Connor Hyde; two brothers, Don (Chris) Tomlinson of Avoca and Randy (Julie) Tomlinson of Port Huron; a cousin, Karen Tomlinson and family of Grant Township; and a special friend, Patricia Hillis of Smiths Creek.
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COMMENT: Neeraj Swaroop, Regional CEO (India & S Asia), Standard Chartered Bank
The feel-good factor is clearly returning to the markets, going by business confidence surveys and the financial market sentiment. But the recovery, though promising, remains fragile. Rural consumption will be hit by the worst monsoon in close to four decades, while international demand continues to languish, with the global economy still in contractionary mode.
As a result, RBI has taken a balanced approach in its monetary policy review. Its objective is to facilitate a holistic bounce-back from the crisis and sustained long-term growth. In the short term, it is critical to manage premature exuberance and contain inflationary expectations and asset bubbles.
The rural economy, which supports about half the country's population, is hurt by an errant monsoon. Poor consumption demand from the rural sector will have a knock-on effect on industry and services sectors.
The policy has adopted an analytical stance towards the withdrawal of liquidity support measures instituted during the financial crisis. It holds no strong moves such as interest rate revisions. But RBI is looking to gradually withdraw the support extended during the peak of the financial crisis so to ensure there is no unnecessary liquidity sloshing around in the system that can stoke inflationary pressures.
But, this will be a tight-rope walk for RBI, as it does not want to thwart the nascent recovery. It may be too soon to withdraw support, but RBI has taken the first steps that state its intent. The move to restore the statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) to 25 per cent is a move that reflects the RBI's intent without a strong impact on either liquidity or the recovery process.
Liquidity management and tackling potential asset inflation will remain focus areas. RBI has raised provisioning for loans on commercial real estate, which again shows its intent to take decisive action to prevent asset bubbles. With regulators' concerns on asset bubbles now becoming a common agenda, it is likely there would be more action along these lines.
As Standard Chartered has mentioned before also, liquidity withdrawal would precede rate increases and, given the evidence of some excess liquidity seeping into asset markets, it assumes more importance. The next 2-3 quarters must be closely watched for how the economy — including the rural economy — shapes up. If growth numbers are stronger over the coming months, we could see stronger monetary action from RBI.
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COLLEGE: A heavy Southland slate
There are another 19 matches, in the NCAA, NAIA and NCCAA tournaments, slated for the L.A. area on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Redlands received word Monday that it will be home for the third round and quarterfinals in the NCAA Division III tournament -- the Bulldogs meet Calvin, from Grand Rapids, Mich., on Friday, and the winner faces Randolph or Texas-Tyler in Saturday's showdown for a final-four berth.
UCLA's and Cal State L.A.'s women are staging four-school quartets Friday and Sunday, and UCLA's, UC Irvine's and UC Santa Barbara's men will be home for their NCAA openers Sunday.
There also are three NAIA teams (Azusa Pacific's men and women and Concordia's women) at home for first-round games Saturday, and regional play in the NCCAA tournament -- for Christian schools -- set for Friday and Saturday.
Here's the full list of games this week:
NCCAA: Trinity Lutheran (12-4-1) at Cal Baptist (13-5-0), 1 p.m.
NCCAA: Hope International (7-7-2) at The Master's (10-5-3), 1 p.m.
D3: Randolph (19-5-0) vs. Texas-Tyler (17-2-2) at Redlands, 5 p.m.
D3: Calvin (17-5-1) at Redlands (20-3-1), 7:30 p.m.
NAIA: Biola (13-5-2) at Hannibal-LaGrange (16-4-0), 11 a.m.
D2: Cal State L.A. (15-1-6) at Fort Lewis (20-1-0), noon
NCCAA: Cal Baptist/Trinity Lutheran vs. The Master's/Hope International at Cal Baptist, 1 p.m.
NAIA: Cal State San Marcos (10-6-1) at Azusa Pacific (12-3-3), 1:30 p.m.
D3: Redlands/Calvin vs. Randolph/Texas-Tyler at Redlands, 5 p.m.
D1: St. Mary's (8-6-5) or Cal State Bakersfield (12-3-5) at UC Irvine (16-5-1), 5 p.m.
D1: Dartmouth (8-5-4) or Providence (10-7-1) at UC Santa Barbara (14-6-1), 5 p.m.
D1: Delaware (12-5-4) or Virginia (12-7-1) at UCLA (15-4-1), 7 p.m.
D2: Chico State (12-6-4) at Cal State L.A. (13-4-3), noon
D2: Abilene Christian (19-1-1) vs. Dallas Baptist (16-5-1) at Cal State L.A., 2:30 p.m.
D1: Long Beach State (16-5-1) vs. Miami (10-7-1) at UCLA, 5 p.m.
D1: San Diego (12-7-1) at UCLA (15-1-3), 7:30 p.m.
NAIA: Ottawa, Kan. (10-7-3) at Azusa Pacific (13-2-2), 11 a.m.
NAIA: Graceland (10-6-3) at Concordia (13-5-1), 1:30 p.m.
D1: UCLA/San Diego vs. Long Beach State/Miami at UCLA, 2 p.m.
D2: Cal State L.A./Chico State vs. Abilene Christian/Dallas Baptist at Cal State L.A., 2 p.m.
COLLEGE: Link lifts L.B. past Waves
MALIBU -- Nadia Link has netted some wonderful goals this season, but few as sweet -- and none as important -- as her bending blast Saturday afternoon at Pepperdine.
Link fired into the far corner of the net with 13 seconds to go in the first overtime period to lift Long Beach State to a 1-0 triumph over the seventh-ranked Waves in an NCAA Division I tournament opener.
It was the first NCAA victory in 49ers history, and the first over a top-10 opponent, and it was product on Link's twisting shot and five big saves by goalkeeper Kaitlyn Gustaves.
"That's seven years of work -- seven and a half years ...," said Long Beach State coach Mauricio Ingrassia, who has the 49ers in the NCAA tournament for the third time in four years. "We had a couple of injuries [when we lost in the first round to San Diego] in '08. And last year we played our best game of the year against Santa Clara, but [their goalkeeper] had the game of her life. This year we felt we had the experience. It would have been very painful to be 0-3 in the tournament without scoring a goal."
The goal was a beauty. Link (Rowland Heights/Walnut HS) received a pass from midfielder Sidney Garza (Ventura /Buena HS), took the ball up the left flank, then cut inside along the top of the Waves box, where she found uncommon space.
She's a left-footer, but the shot was on her right, and it twisted away -- "corkscrewed," is how Pepperdine coach Tim Ward put it -- toward the upper-right. Waves goalkeeper Roxanne Barker (Irvine/Woodbridge HS) never had a chance.
"The team was asking why did I wait so long," said Link, who tied the school record with her 16th goal of the season. "I saw the pass coming from Sidney Garza, and all I heard was Mauricio saying, 'Take it down the line!' And I remember thinking, 'That's a long way.' ... It went in, and I don't even remember celebrating. I was too busy crying."
Said Ward: "A moment was going to decide the game, and that moment [belonged to] Nadia Link. ... A great player scored a great goal to beat us."
Link described the odd path of her shot as "the unpredictability of my right foot."
The strike brought a dramatic end to a tight, thrilling clash marked by superb defense in the boxes, with Long Beach State's backline -- especially center back Jordan Nelson (Garden Grove/Pacifica HS and Loyola Marymount) -- doing well to get in the way of shots by Lynn Williams and Laura Cole (Whittier/La Habra HS).
Gustaves (Long Beach/Wilson HS) came up big five times, including a double-save, the second with her foot, on Amanda LeCave after an uncharacteristic giveaway by defender Alex Balcer. The goalkeeper followed up by snagging a long shot by right back Michelle Pao, Pepperdine's most dangerous attacker, then made two diving saves on Williams in the second half.
Long Beach advances to a second-round clash Friday against Miami (10-7-1), a 3-2 winner over Alabama, at UCLA's Drake Stadium.
In other women's action:
- Freshman Kylie McCarthy knocked home a 65th-minute rebound as No. 2 UCLA (16-1-3) scored a 1-0 victory over visiting New Mexico (12-5-4) in an NCAA Division I first-round game. The Bruins limited the Mountain West Conference champion to three shots, just two on target, in a dominant performance en route to a second-round clash Friday in Westwood against San Diego.
COLLEGE: One Cal State advances
Cal State L.A. toppled California Collegiate Athletic Association rival Chico State from the spot after a 2-2 draw in the first game of a doubleheader at Seattle Pacific University.
The host Falcons struck 79 seconds into overtime to knock out Dominguez Hills, 2-1.
Cal State L.A. (14-1-6), No. 17 in the D2 rankings, and No. 13 Seattle Pacific (14-3-2) meet Saturday night in a second-round game.
The Golden Eagles overcame a 2-0 deficit as Jason Swope converted a 67th-minute penalty kick after drawing a foul and Rosario Bras tallied off Marc Hess' free kick in the 83rd. The goals were Swope's and Bras' 11th of the season.
All four Cal State L.A. shooters -- Hess, Antti Arvola, Swope and Nicolas Assad (Winnetka/El Camino Real HS and Moorpark College) -- converted in the 4-1 triumph on penalty kicks. Goalkeeper Waleed Cassis made one stop, on Ferid Celosmanovic.
Chico State, which lost to Cal State L.A. in Sunday's CCAA tournament title game, outshot the Eagles, 22-12, but put only four attempts on target. The Wildcats (13-4-4) went ahead on Chris Akwaja's 36th minute header and were up, 2-0, when Octavio Guzman tallied 1:41 before Swope's PK.
In the second game, Dominguez Hills (12-6-2) forced overtime when Jordan Rover (Los Alamitos/Los Alamitos HS) scored with just four seconds to go in regulation, but Christopher Morris' header from Evan Robicheau's 35-yard free kick at the start of the extra period sent Seattle Pacific through.
Jon Pearman scored in the ninth minute, from Morris' pass, to give the Falcons an early lead.
Cal State L.A. aims for a double
Chris Chamides is torn. Cal State L.A.'s director of soccer has one team in Seattle and another at home in University Heights, and both have NCAA aspirations.
That's a good thing: The Golden Eagles' men won their conference title, the postseason tournament and are one of the teams to watch as the NCAA Division II tournament kicks off Thursday.
The Eagles' women's team, runner-up to mighty UC San Diego in the California Collegiate Athletic Association's South Division, are the No. 2 seed in the West Region and are home to a three-team minigroup to start the NCAA eliminations.
And Chamides can't be both places at once.
"For me, it's a lose-lose," he said after arriving in the Pacific Northwest for the men's opener Thursday night against CCAA rival Chico State at Seattle Pacific. "If I'm with the guys exclusively [this weekend], I'll miss the women's game [on Saturday]. The only way I make the women's game is for the men to lose.
"For me personally, it's a lose-lose."
The women (12-4-3) on Saturday are home against the winner of Thursday night's first-round game, on campus, between No. 5 Seattle Pacific (16-2-0) and Grand Canyon (9-5-3). If the men (14-1-5) can beat Chico State (13-4-3) for the second time in five days, after a 2-0 triumph in Sunday's CCAA final, they'll meet Seattle Pacific (13-3-2) or Cal State Dominguez Hills (12-5-2) in a second-round game Saturday.
Two CCAA locals head to Seattle
They were paired Monday with Seattle Pacific for the first two rounds of the NCAA Division II men's tournament.
Cal State L.A. also is headed to the women's Division II championships.
Cal State L.A.'s men (14-1-5), who won the South Division title and conquered Chico State (13-4-3) in Sunday's tournament final, gets a rematch in Thursday's first round with the Northern California school. Cal State Dominguez Hills (12-5-2), from Carson, plays No. 23 Seattle Pacific (13-3-2) in the other first-round game in the quartet. The winners meet Saturday.
The Golden Eagles' women (12-4-3) are seeded second in the West and will open at home Sunday against Seattle Pacific (16-2-0) or Grand Canyon (9-5-3), which face off Friday. The other, all-CCAA Western trio has UC San Diego (13-2-4) home against Cal State Stanislaus (11-4-5) or Chico State (11-6-3).
COLLEGE: UCLA tops BYU on PKs
The Bruins needed goal-line heroics from defender Lauren Barnes, two saves from goalkeeper Chante' Sandiford and a perfect spot kick from Elise Britt to beat BYU on penalties following a 0-0 draw Thursday at Drake Stadium.
"This is the character that I've been waiting to see in this team," UCLA coach Jill Ellis told the school's website. "I was blown away by the way we competed. It's just constant belief that it can go your way, and that's honestly what it comes down to."
Burgeoning U.S. women's national-teamer Sydney Leroux nearly tallied twice for UCLA, but she hit the post at the end of the first half and was stopped on a 108th-minute breakaway.
UCLA (12-7-2), which is seeking an eighth successive College Cup final four appearance, on Saturday will face Central Florida (15-4-3), a 2-1 winner over Fresno State in the second game of Thursday's doubleheader.
The Bruins could be without star star midfielders Jenna Richmond and Kylie Wright (Rancho Santa Margarita/Tesoro HS). Richmond, a U.S. under-20 national-teamer, was stretchered off in the 17th minute with a knee injury; Wright had to be carted off 11 minutes later with an ankle injury.


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The safe was propped on a small box thing and was locked. Air conditioner didn't work well, only cooled down the area near it, not entire room. The remote didn't work very well because of location of the cable box.
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Not a good variety of food places close by
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Room was very dirty, although appearances looked neat and tidy there was dust and hair on the floor. Towels had an old, unused smell. Although breakfast was included it was only orange juice and muffins.
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During a recent visit to her parents Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar's home, Jill Dillard found there was no shortage of many of the things she'd grown up around: kids, meals, schoolwork, toys – and the ever-ready stash of her mother's home-pregnancy tests.
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PS 119.71 It is good for me that I was afflicted, that I might learn your statutes.
Pain bad.Ā Comfort good.Ā I don't know about you, but when I smash my thumb with a hammer, my first impulse isn't to jump for joy shouting, "Yes!Ā That felt great!Ā I think I'll smash the other one!"Ā I don't like to suffer.Ā I want an easy life.
Yet the author of Psalm 119 says it was good that he suffered.Ā Was he some kind of masochist?
He doesn't say he enjoyed suffering, he says it is good for him that he suffered.
Looking back, he says of his experience, "It is good for me that I was afflicted."Ā It is good for me (NOW) that I was afflicted (THEN).Ā In other words, at the time, I might not have thought the affliction was good, but I can see now that in reality it was good – I didn't enjoy it, but it's good that I went through it.Ā I have something in my life now that I wouldn't have if I hadn't suffered then.
Suffering drives us to the Word
He says it is good he was afflicted "that I might learn your statutes."Ā Pain has a way of driving us to God's Word.Ā A way of impelling us to trust and obey.Ā Impelling us to trust God's promises and pray that he'll fulfill them.Ā Impelling us to obey God's commands and walk in his ways.
Affliction tutors us to believe God will provide, protect, revive, comfort and direct us.
Trouble instructs us to obey God's commands to delight in him, to walk in his ways, to flee evil, and to do all he commands.
In the classroom of adversity we learn to cling to the truth of God's steadfast and unchanging love and obey his statutes with fear and trembling.
Speak in the present tense
If the Psalmist can say, "It is good that I WAS afflicted" because his pain bore good fruit, then we should say, "It is good that I AM afflicted" – present tense – knowing the great Vine Dresser is pruning us today to produce fruit tomorrow.Ā Our loving Father is disciplining us as his children to produce the peaceful fruit of righteousness.
We don't deny the reality of pain.Ā We can honestly say, "I'm suffering and it hurts a lot but it is good that I'm afflicted.ĀĀ I'm grieving and oppressed, but it is good that I'm afflicted, because God is good."
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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a policy and advisory technical assistance for the People's Republic of China for developing multimodal passenger transport hubs.
The TA will help the government plan and implement efficient multimodal passenger transport hubs which provide fast and convenient transfers between transport modes and incorporate comfortable, integrated services. Improving multimodal connections will reduce transport costs for all transport system users, increase accessibility to jobs, education and social services, and promote inclusive economic development.
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Five-year veteran caught 47 passes in 2011. Terry McCormick
Last year, the Tennessee Titans re-signed wide receiver Lavelle Hawkins to a three-year, $7.2 million extension.
On Wednesday, the Titans placed the five-year veteran on waivers.
Hawkins, a fourth-round draft pick in 2008, caught 47 of his 71 career passes in 2011 just before the Titans gave him an extension. With Tennessee drafting Justin Hunter in the second round, the writing was on the wall for Hawkins, who playing time last year dwindled with him being a healthy scratch for much of the season.
The Titans also waived receiver Michael Calvin and safety Suaesi Tuimaunei, both of whom had signed futures contracts in January.
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