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We know where Lizz Winstead won’t be staying the next time she’s in Boston. The comedian and co-creator of “The Daily Show” performed at Johnny D’s in Davis Square Sunday, and had planned to stay at the nearby La Quinta Inn & Suites in Somerville. But soon after checking in, Winstead says she found what looked like a bed bug, a picture of which she promptly tweeted to her 63,864 followers. “This was in my hotel. It is a bed bug at La Quinta Inn in Somerville. I am no longer staying there,” Winstead tweeted. That was followed a few minutes later by this tweet: “1st thing after I compared bug to BB on Internet and they looked the same, was take pic, show clerk, ask if they had BB b4. She confirmed.” Needless to say, Winstead didn’t stay there. Monday, we called La Quinta’s corporate headquarters, and spokesperson Teresa Ferguson told us the room was inspected Monday morning by Ecolab and there was no evidence of bed bugs. “The general manager and the hotel staff are trained to look for bed bugs on a fairly regular basis, and we’ve not come across any,” said Ferguson, contradicting what the clerk told Winstead. Contacted Monday, Winstead was still itching for a fight. “I doesn’t do me any good to be the psycho on Twitter [complaining] about a hotel room, but when I called to move to another hotel, I could tell that the customer service person was reading from a playbook and wasn’t invested in my individual story,” she said. “When the clerk tells you they had bed bugs last year, and is all laissez-faire, that’s not cool. That’s when I took to Twitter.”

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NEW YORK — Charlotte Smallwood-Cook, 90, who is believed to have been the first woman elected as a district attorney in New York State, died last Saturday in Batavia, N.Y.

The cause was lung cancer.

Mrs. Smallwood, as she was then known, was 26 in November 1949 when, running as a Republican, she won a landslide victory (with 65 percent of more than 12,000 votes cast), earning a three-year term as district attorney in Wyoming County, southeast of Buffalo.

Albert M. Rosenblatt, a former judge on the state’s Court of Appeals who has written a history of New York’s District Attorneys Association, said she was almost certainly the first to have achieved the post by any means.

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Of the 62 current district attorneys in the state, 13 are women, including one acting district attorney.

During her tenure, Mrs. Smallwood successfully prosecuted the county’s first capital murder case in 40 years and argued the case before the Court of Appeals, which affirmed the verdict, all during a period of personal turmoil.

She had a 5-year-old son when she took office, and in 1951 her daughter was born on the day before a manslaughter trial was to open.

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Metco children getting in the swim in Wayland

Swim instructor Tommy Drews, 17, guides Isaiah Peters in a floating drill, with Joel Cabral keeping close watch, at a Water Warriors class.

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Swim instructor Tommy Drews, 17, guides Isaiah Peters in a floating drill, with Joel Cabral keeping close watch, at a Water Warriors class.

At 2:30 every Wednesday afternoon, the laughter, splashing, and high-pitched shrieks of students learning to swim at the Wayland Community Pool is deafening.

Each corner of the massive pool is filled with 40 Wayland High School students teaching 61 young students from Boston, wearing multicolored swim caps and goggles, to kick, dive, and stay afloat in the water.

“I call it the program of joy,’’ said Mabel Reid-Wallace, director of the Metco program for the Wayland school system. “The kids are so joyous. They can’t wait to get in the water and don’t want to get out.’’

The Water Warriors is a 12-week swim lesson and safety program run by volunteer students and adults for elementary and middle school students in Wayland through Metco. The Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity is an independent, state-funded organization that arranges for African-American, Hispanic, and Asian students from Boston to attend schools in suburban communities.

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Now in its fourth year, Water Warriors has doubled in size after starting with 30 students in 2011, said Janet Schwartz, a local swim team coach who oversees the program. Her daughter, Isabel, started the program at the suggestion of an elementary school teacher, who was concerned that many Metco students were missing out on social activities in the community because they didn’t know how to swim.

According to a study of six urban areas nationwide commissioned by USA Swimming, nearly 70 percent of African-American children and nearly 60 percent of Latino/Hispanic children have no or low swimming skills. And while drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional death for children under the age of 14, participation in formal swimming lessons can reduce the likelihood of childhood drowning by 88 percent.

Schwartz said they didn’t know how many students would sign up, but each year the program has grown. Not only does the program help the Metco students, but the high schoolers are earning community service hours and building new relationships, she said.

“To my surprise it was as popular with the high school kids as it was for those learning how to swim,’’ Schwartz said.

Now that Isabel has moved on to college, her sister, Maddy Schwartz, has taken over the program with her mother. A longtime swimmer, the Wayland High junior said she enjoys working one-on-one with the youngest students.

“They come in so excited with the biggest smiles on their faces,’’ Maddy Schwartz said. “They love every minute they are in the water. I love the feeling of seeing them so happy.’’

Schwartz said that for many of the students, it is their first exposure to swimming, so they are also learning how to be safe around water.

“This is life or death, particularly in New England where there is water everywhere,’’ Schwartz said.

After its program’s first year, seven Metco participants could swim one length of the pool; last year, 25 swimmers were making it all the way across by the end of the program, Schwartz said.

Kayla Simpson, a fifth-grader from Boston, said she couldn’t stay above the water when she started the program as a second-grader, and now she has the confidence to move away from the wall and swim across the pool.

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Kai Drayton, a first-grader from Boston, said she likes floating on her back, and looks forward to playing pool volleyball and water polo when she learns to swim better.

“I like it because you get to practice swimming,’’ she said. “When you get older, you can go in the water without plugging your nose.’’

Drayton said the water is cold at first, so she likes to jump out of the water and then get back in so it feels warmer.

Denzel Samuel, a high school freshman from Boston, started taking lessons as a sixth-grader, and is now teaching the younger students.

“It feels really great to be able to help them,’’ he said.

Samuel said he could only swim half-way across the pool when he started, but one of the high school students worked with him one-on-one each week. Next year, he wants to join the Wayland High swim team.

Stefi Geiger, a senior who worked with Samuel each week, said it’s been rewarding to watch him improve.

“It worked. It made him confident enough to start teaching,’’ said Geiger, who is on the high school swim team. “For me, the best part is seeing the kids progress.’’

In addition to the high school volunteers who teach the lessons, several adults, including Wayland swim team coaches, supervise the instruction, which follows the American Red Cross Learn to Swim guidelines.

The classes are divided into groups of six or eight students; the students with the least experience are paired up one-on-one. The elementary school children typically take part in lessons, while the middle school students practice strokes and play games like water polo.

The class lasts about 40 minutes, and then the students take a bus back to Boston.

Schwartz said the program costs about $6,000 for the 12 weeks, most of which goes toward the transportation and pool rental. Most of the swimming caps and goggles are donated, and all of the instructors and supervisors are volunteers.

Schwartz said the program is funded by small family foundations and individual contributions.

Reid-Wallace said coming up with the funding is always a challenge, but it’s been worth the effort. She said the program has changed the lives of many students.

“It’s a life skill they are getting,’’ she said. “They’ll be able to go to the beach or pool and be safe.’’

Donations can be sent to the Water Warriors Club, c/o Heidi Friedlander, Wayland High School, 264 Old Connecticut Path, Wayland, MA 01778.
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Professor Pamela Hanrahan, Director of Research at the School of Taxation and Business Law at UNSW Business School, said “The issue we identified was that there’s a lot of policy thinking that goes on but many proposals that make it to the white paper stage then falter in the last step. A lot of foundation work is done but we don’t seem to be able to deliver the last step in a way that’s cost effective and meaningful for the community.”

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I know, I know, it doesn’t feel like Spring in most parts of the country (I’m not talking to you, West Coast…) but I have it under good authority that Winter is almost over. So let us rejoice and welcome the warmer weather with some Spring fashion and home décor! And of course, all these great items are made right here in Canada. Because we all know what positive effects buying Canadian has on our beautiful country and its people!

Colour trend expert Pantone’s Spring 2015 Fashion Report tells us to expect “understated brights, pale pastels and nature-like neutrals” this season. And what better neutral base that this beautiful jacquard jacket made in Quebec by Mr. Max. A beautiful canvas to dress up just the way you like!

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Our companion caregivers are our foundation. We hire companions that not only display compassion and have the necessary experience, but have excellent interpersonal abilities and the right attitude for getting the most from life. Many of our caregivers have degrees in higher education or are pursuing professions in the nursing field or other areas of healthcare. They appreciate the chance to create a genuine connection with our clients, and not merely guide them through their day.

Care Management

We believe that encouraging a healthy overall well-being socially, emotionally, and mentally is important, and we show that in our personalized approach to each client. We begin every client relationship with a free in-home consultation with one of our care advisors. Getting to know our clients in detail allows us to match the right companion and coordinate all of the services necessary to live safely and independently. We will also take the time to organize a weekly plan and find activities that will keep meaning and enjoyment in our clients’ lives.

In addition to our services, we will facilitate services from other health & wellness providers, including:

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  • Elder Law Attorneys
  • Financial Organizers and Wealth Advisors
  • Personal Fitness Trainers
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When you choose ComForCare, you can contact our staff any time of day to make requests or find additional support that you or your loved one may need.

Dementia and Alzheimer’s Support

Dementia - including Alzheimer’s disease and other types - can affect many aspects of someone’s life, but it doesn’t have to be an overwhelming challenge. Our unique companions and strategies prevent and manage difficult dementia behavior, increase clients' quality of life, and extend the amount of time clients with dementia can enjoy living at home safely. The result is more pleasant, positive and enjoyable days for our clients and their families.

Based on the best principles from research and clinical practice, we can offer services that are tailored to the interests and needs of each client, including:

  • Social interaction: Having unique companions that come from rich and diverse backgrounds enables a level of social interaction and connection that is often lacking with other home care services. This is particularly important in clients who have only Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) or are in the early stages of dementia.
  • Music programs: Music is one of the most powerful ways to reach individuals affected by dementia. We create personalized playlists for each senior based on their musical interests. Our caregivers are trained to engage our clients naturally in music sessions, and we can also provide musical therapists to come to the home.
  • Cognitive training: Research has shown that certain types of training and stimulation can improve specific domains of cognitive function. We offer free access to computer-based training tools, which can be administered with the help of our companions.
  • Activities: It’s important for seniors with dementia to participate in a wide variety of activities, especially related to their personal interests. We engage them in personal interests including reading, sewing, baking and crafts. Other outside activities include museums, theaters, shopping, and senior centers.

Our goal is to help them retain as much independence as possible for as long as possible while helping to improve their overall well-being.

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Future Of Safety Norms In India

As the Indian auto industry is growing at a steady pace, the priorities of Indian customers for selecting their commutation companion is changing. It has been observed that now Indian customers are paying more attention towards the safety aspects and choosing the car which offers appropriate safety measures for the occupants. The Indian government has also made changes in the safety norms for vehicles in the country and here we are explaining what actually the manufacturers have to adhere in order to continue their sales process in the country.

Bharat NCAP: Crash Tests Norms For Indian Cars

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Now just like most of the countries, India will also have its crash tests norms. For all new car models, crash tests will come into regulation from October 1 2017. Even the existing cars will not be exempted and from October 1 2019, every single car sold in India will undergo a crash test certification. In order to meet the upcoming safety norms each car will be tested through three rounds. The first test will be at a speed of 56 kmph and it will be full frontal impact against a rigid obstacle.

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The second test will be at a 40 percent offset and again will be done against a rigid obstacle. Such sort of crash is very often and occurs in areas where high traffic flow is present. The final test will be a side impact test for deformity and a moving barrier will be used for this test with a fixed velocity. The frontal impact test will be conducted for all passenger and commercial vehicles having less than 1500 kg gross weight. The crash tests will also lead to form an organization termed as the Bharat NCAP that will release the crash test rating for each car sold in India.

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Just like airbags, many automakers have started offering ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System) as standard across different models. But, the entry level cars are still deprived of this necessity. Though there is no official word about ABS compulsion but, it is expected that from October 1, 2018 for new cars and October 1, 2020 for all the cars, ABS will be a mandatory. For two-wheelers ABS is soon going to be compulsory and the same has been demanded by prominent companies like Bosch for 4-wheelers as well.

Compulsory Airbags

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It is obvious that a car with airbags is more safe than the one without it. For instance, few cars like Renault Kwid, Chevrolet Beat and Honda Mobilio scored minimal scores by Global NCAP. When tested without airbags, the score was 0 and with airbags these cars managed to score between 1-3. Even the German automaker VW’s Polo scored 0 in the crash test for Polo and 4 with airbags, forcing VW to make airbags standard across all the models. On this front as well, the ARAI has not notified manufacturers for installing Airbags across all the models but, October 1, 2018 is a tentative date set by the officials to make it compulsory for all the manufacturers.

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Apart from these mandatory safety norms, other safety aspects like safety for Pedestrians and Radar Guided driver aids should be also considered by the officials to raise the standard to the next level. Let’s see which manufacturer become the first mover and take the benefit of offering appropriate safety features with a competitive price. Soon the competition will intensify and the ones who will be proactive will gain the confidence of the customers and will definitely witness the improved sales figures in near future.

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Computerised Tomography (CT)

What is a CT Scan?

Computerised Tomography (CT) is an x-ray examination performed with a computerised x-ray scanning machine.

The CT scan looks at the body in cross section. To produce images, a narrow beam of x-rays is rotated around the part of your body to be examined. The x-ray beam is monitored and recorded by an array of sensitive detectors which channel the signals to a large computer within the scanner. The computer then generates a visible image of the cross section of the body region being examined.

What happens before the CT scan?

You will need to make an appointment for the examination. When you make the appointment, you will be told if any preparation is required. You may be asked to fast or to drink oral contrast prior to the study.

We may ask you to remove your hairclips, earrings, pins, chains or other items of jewellery before the examination, as these can sometimes interfere with the scan. We may also need you to change into a gown, depending on the type of examination being performed.

Sometimes an intravenous injection of contrast material will be required, depending on the area being examined. The contrast can provide valuable information by highlighting certain organs and blood vessels on the CT images. As with any medication or injection, there is a small chance of an allergic reaction to the contrast. The radiographer performing the examination will go through this with patients before the scan. Please tell staff if you have had any form of reaction to contrast before.

During the injection you may notice a brief sensation of warmth and a metallic taste. These subside rapidly.

What should I bring?

Please be sure to bring along any previous x-rays, CT scans, ultrasound or MRI examinations which you may have available. These films can often provide valuable additional information to the attending Radiologist when your scan is reported. All films are your property and will be returned to you.

Also, please bring your request form from your doctor which instructs us as to why the scan has been requested.

What happens during the CT scan?

For the scanning procedure, you will be asked to lie on the scanner table. The part of your body to be examined will be positioned in the scanner opening. You will hear a humming noise when the scanner’s x-ray beams rotate around you, but no moving parts will touch you. There will be no discomfort.

Most CT scans take 10-15 minutes to perform.

During the scan, the technician can see and hear you at all times, as there is a 2-way microphone built into the scanner. It is unusual for patients to feel claustrophobic during a CT scan.

What happens after the CT scan?

After the scan, you are free to eat and drink normally. If you have had an injection, the contrast is absorbed and passed out of your body in your urine during the next 8 to 10 hours. Drinking plenty of fluid will assist this.

You should be able to drive a car and return to your normal activities. There are no after effects.

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Winning Millions poker tournament cancelled

Players in the Winning Millions found that the tournament had been cancelled when a message announcing the decision appeared on their screens. (Image: screenshot)

A $1 million poker tournament on the Winning Poker Network (WPN) was cancelled because of a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, making it the latest poker site to be victimized by such an assault on its servers.

The attack caused connectivity issues for players, leading company officials to eventually decide to cancel the tournament as a matter of fairness.

The cancellation may be a major blow to WPN, which was hoping to put together the largest poker event on a site that accepts American players in nearly four years, since the events of Black Friday forced PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker and Absolute Poker out of the United States market.

The event was still in its late registration period at the time it was canceled, meaning that all players were fully refunded in accordance with network policy.

Strong Turnout Despite Connectivity Issues

While skeptical players might sometimes see such a cancellation as a way to get out of a major guarantee, that doesn’t appear to be what happened in this case.

At the time the tournament was cancelled, 1,937 players had already put up their $500 buy-ins into the prize pool. Combined with the $40 entry fee, the tournament had already covered its guarantee, and with 45 minutes left in the late registration period, it’s possible that the field would have risen to over 2,000 players, enough to surpass the guarantee in buy-ins alone.

The competition began at 3 pm on Sunday afternoon, and the connectivity issues appeared to occur soon after that, with the tournament being suspended just minutes in and players complaining of server issues throughout the event. While WPN initially tried to allow the event to continue, as the site was still operational, CEO Phil Payton eventually decided that the situation simply wasn’t fair for all players, particularly in such a major contest.

Cancellation Occurred After Most of Field Eliminated

The amount of time before the cancellation has been alternatively reported as anywhere between four and six hours. Based on time stamped posts in the Two Plus Two forums that were made as the event unfolded, it appears as though the tournament was finally canceled at around 8:30 pm, or 5.5 hours after it began. That followed hours of player complaints over being folded out of hands or being unable to connect to the site.

“Due to circumstances out of our control, we have been unable to provide a stable fair gaming experience,” said a message that appeared on the screens of players in the tournament at the time of the cancellation. “Many players timed out, while other remained connected. As per our terms and conditions, the tournament will be canceled and buy-ins and fees refunded to all participants.”

That decision didn’t sit well with everyone, especially those who were still alive at the time the tournament was cancelled, who felt they should be compensated at least partially based on their chip stacks.

“Absolutely ridiculous,” wrote Two Plus Two poster AdamHendrix. “Was still in with less than a third of the people left. And everyone gets refunded. You have to be kidding.”

However, Payton defended his decision in a short broadcast shortly after the cancellation.

“If it happened again tomorrow, I’d do the same thing,” Payton said. “It doesn’t matter if you like it or not, it was fair.”


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Leon T. Hadar is a former research fellow in foreign policy studies, specializing in foreign policy, international trade, the Middle East, and South and East Asia. He is the former United Nations bureau chief for the Jerusalem Post and is currently the Washington correspondent for the Singapore Business Times.

His analyses on global affairs have appeared in many newspapers, including the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, and Philadelphia Inquirer, as well as in magazines such as Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, World Policy Journal, Current History, Middle East Journal, and Mediterranean Quarterly. The broadcast outlets CNN, Fox News, CBC, BBC and VOA have interviewed him.

In addition, Hadar has taught at American University and Mount Vernon College-where he served as director of international studies-at the Institute on East-West Security Studies in New York, and at the Center for International Development and Conflict Management at the University of Maryland, College Park.

Hadar is a graduate of Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He earned his MA degrees from the schools of journalism and international affairs and the Middle East Institute at Columbia University, and his Ph.D. in international relations is from American University.

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Mining Product: Nonverbal Communication for Mine Emergencies

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Nonverbal Communication for Mine Emergencies is a training program that teaches miners a series of nonverbal hand signals to use in the event of an emergency. These hand signals can be used by miners if they have donned an SCSR and are unable to communicate verbally. The training program includes a Microsoft PowerPoint instructional presentation, several partner/group training activities, and a Microsoft PowerPoint retention test.

There are several components to NIOSH’s "Nonverbal Communication for Mine Emergencies" training package:

  1. Activity cards
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  3. Report of Investigations 9688 (Instructor's guide and lesson plans)

RI 9688 contains an explanation of the purpose for the training, the target audience, computer system requirements for using the training module, and instructions and background information for the course instructor concerning how to prepare to conduct classes, lesson plans for conducting group and individual training sessions, and training evaluation form. It is suggested that instructors carefully review this IC before attempting to use this training module.

This computer-based training module can be downloaded at no cost from this page. Alternatively, you may order a CD that includes a hard copy of RI 9688.

Installation instructions:

  1. Download the ZIP file to your computer
  2. Extract it into a directory on your hard disk (e.g. c:\Nonverbal training)
  3. The acitiviity card PDF files, PowerPoint presentations and Instructor's Guide will then be accessible for use.

Authors: CL Kosmoski, KA Margolis, CY Kingsley Westerman, LG Mallett

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Make the impossible possible with the more connected After Effects CC. Get powerful features like a live 3D pipeline that brings CINEMA 4D scenes in as layers - without intermediate rendering. Share work directly from within the application, sync your settings across machines, and get access to the features the moment they are released. Your entire creative world is together in one place.

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Custom foam interior with slots to store and protect 10 iPad or tablet devices in most common cases

Can charge iPads with the lid closed and locked because of whisper-quiet ventilation fan

Durable, dust proof, chemical resistant and corrosion proof, manufactured with ultra high impact structural copolymer

Two polyurethane wheels with stainless steel bearings

Extra deep stackable cleats, easy opening, durable ABS latches

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Included Accessories: 12 outlet surge protector , 2 padlocks , cleat adapter
Protection: Chemical resistant , Dust resistant , Waterproof , Wear resistant

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The Spectrum InVision Element Table is the next generation of affordable, durable active learning collaboration furniture available for educational or corporate settings. The 42” high T-legs mounted to the 60”x42” D-shaped table is perfect for active gatherings and can be accommodate booth standing and sitting with high stools. Worksurface custom cutouts included.

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    • Hi Steph and welcome I'm yet another Brit, funny how the alcohol threads flush us out I don't drink now but after a big night I used to get truly savage all day hangovers, much worse than those of my friends. They could include splitting headaches, vomiting, nausea, a 'fuzziness' in my head, sweats etc.  After I put the pieces together and went gluten free I had a 'big night' on cider only and the next day was a revelation. What I'd thought was a 'normal' hangover was, for me at least, anything but. With gluten out of the equation hangovers were a breeze! The difference was mind blowing and just one more example of how gluten had been messing with me over the years. So when I read your post my first thought was that there was some trace gluten contamination going on. However: Obviously you've been at the diet for some considerable time now and know the score. I know Coeliac UK are firmly of the opinion that all spirits are safe but some (note some this a contentious one :D) members here will tell you they react to gluten based grain spirits for instance which distillation should render safe.  Then there's the dangers of shared lines if you're drinking say Strongbow in a pub as alluded to above. Lastly it its wine, there's the often cited but maybe apocryphal these days 'flour to seal the casks' possibility. Finally there's bar snacks, maybe a brand of nuts etc that you snack on that may have changed their production process? I'm sure you've thought of these already, but it may be useful if you post your alcoholic drink choices / bar snack of choice up here maybe someone will have some input?.   The second thing which leapt out was: Would you class yourself as super sensitive to cross contamination etc? Firstly that would make the cross contamination theory more compelling. You could test that out by having a drink at home under controlled circumstances to see whether the same issue arises? That could also answer the quantity question. Does one safe drink trigger it, two, three etc? Finally, and this is one that I find difficult, knowing you have the gluten issue may lead you to assume it's that when it could be something else. I tend to attribute EVERYTHING in the world to gluten these days due to it being able to affect me in so many different ways. Crisis in Korea? Gluten. Russian tanks massing on the Ukrainian border? Check their wheat intake. Global warming? etc. So it may make sense to pursue some other ideas at the same time. Try:  http://goaskalice.columbia.edu/answered-questions/suddenly-drinking-alcohol-makes-me-sick http://www.steadyhealth.com/topics/very-abnormal-hangovers-thinking-it-could-be-allergy-to-alcohol Cheers Sorry, best of luck! Matt
    • Similarly, I've been vegetarian for 25+ years.  A 2015 Nature study connecting emulsifiers with microbiome changes has me wondering about the processed foods that I ate in the past, and I wonder about the wisdom of eating as much seitan as I did.  I mostly prefer my post-diagnosis diet since it forces me to consider every ingredient and to cook from scratch more.
    • LOL, that might put it into perspective if I explain it that way.
    • I am very interested in this too. My daughter tested negative for celiac, but has terrible primarily neurological symptoms. Because she tested positive for SIBO at the time and was having some GI symptoms, I was told it was just a Fodmap issue.  I knew better and we have been gluten free for 2 years.  Fast forward to this February. She had a SIBO recurrence that I treated at home with diet and herbal antibiotics because I couldn't get the insurance referral. She was doing great. Then stupid me brought in gluten containing chick feed for the new baby chicks we got.   Feed dust everywhere. Total mess.  Really, no GI symptoms (she was SIBO free by then)...but the neurological symptoms! my daughter couldn't walk for three days. Burning down one leg, nerve pain in the foot. Also heaviness of limbs, headache and fatigue. Better after three days. But unfortunately she had a TINY gluten exposure at that three day mark and had another severe reaction: loss of balance, loss of feeling in her back and arms, couldn't see for a few seconds, and three days of hand numbness, fatigue, concentration problems.  Well, I actually contacted Dr. Hadjivassilou by email and he confirmed that the symptoms are consistent with gluten ataxia but any testing would require a gluten challenge. Even with these exposures, antibodies would not be high enough.  His suggestion was maintain vigilance gluten free.  I just saw my daughter's GI at U of C and she really only recognizes celiac disease and neurological complications of that. But my impression is that gluten ataxia is another branch in the autoimmune side of things (with celiac and DH being the other two).   At this point, I know a diagnosis is important. But I don't know how to get there. We homeschool right now so I can give her time to heal when she is accidentally glutened, I can keep my home safe for her (ugh, that I didn't think of the chicken feed!)  But at some point, she is going to be in college, needing to take exams, and totally incapacitated because of an exposure.  And doctors state side that are worth seeing?  Who is looking at gluten ataxia in the US?
    • Caro..............monitoring only the TSH to gauge thyroid function is what endo's do who don' t do a good job of managing thyroid disease.  They should do the full panel and check the actual thyroid hormone numbers.........T3 and T4. The importance of the TSH comes second to hormone levels. In order to track how severely the thyroid is under attack, you need to track antibody levels.......not the TSH. I did not stay with endocrinologists because I found they did not do a very good job and found much greater help and results with a functional medicine MD.  You should not have a goiter if your thyroid is functioning well and your TSH is "normal".  Maybe they should do a full panel? Going gluten free can have a profound affect for the better on thyroid function and that is something that is becoming more and more accepted today.  Ask most people with Celiac and thyroid disease and they will tell you that. My thyroid never functioned well or was under control under after I discovered I had Celiac and went gluten free.  It was the only way I got my antibody numbers back down close to normal and they were around 1200 when it was diagnosed with Celiac.  I was diagnosed with Hashi's long before the Celiac diagnosis.  I am not sure Vitamin D has anything to do with thyroid antibodies but who knows?  Maybe it does have an affect for the better. It is really hard to get Vitmain D levels up, depending on where you live. Mine are going up, slowly, even after 12 years gluten-free but I live in the Northeast in the US and we don't have sun levels like they do in the South.  I take 5,000 IU daily and that is a safe level to take, believe it or not.  I get no sun on my job so the large dose it is! Having Celiac Disease should not stop you from being able to travel, especially S. America. I travel, although I do agree that some countries might be very difficult to be gluten free in. You can be a foodie and travel with Celiac so no worries on that front. You may not be able to sample from someone else's plate, unless they are eating gluten-free too but I have had awesome experiences with food when traveling so you can too!
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  4. hashbrowns with ketchup, 2 boiled eggs, bluberries... every week day... I'm in a rut but it keeps me going for a while because of the protein/carb balance. Breakfast is my big meal!
  5. Syl - glad they ruled out EE - to be honest when they mentioned it to me it freaked me out. I finally have found a new General Physican and she thinks some of my issues are from how my body is processing carbs - so I'm looking at a low FODMAP diet. As for the Non-stick issue mentioned above - nonstick is porus, I just recently discovered I was making myself sick as well! I ended up buying stainless steel replacements - it isn't porus, so I can cook for myself and cook for my husband and feel like it is truly clean in between. I am going to buy 1 new non-stick pan for making hasbrowns though.. can't get them to cook right in stainless.... and my husband just isn't allowed to use it! Cast iron & stoneware (like Pampered Chef stuff) is porus as well and can't ever be cleaned... just in case you have some of that lying around.
  6. You mentioned High White count in your blood & in your GI tract - did your doctors consider Eosinophilic GI Disease? Those results coupled with your symptoms I would ask your doctors about it - this was something my allergist recently went over this disease with me as a possible cause of some of my ongiong issues (random nauesa, not sleeping through the night, idigestion while on meds). At this point my GI doctor doesn't think that is it for me, but my white count isn't up. HTH Amanda
  7. Throwing my 2 cents in - It is nice to see so many whose migraines went away so fast - wish I was that lucky! I have had severe migraines for several years - prior to being on maintence preventative meds i was haveint 4 or 5 a week. After going gluten free, it wasn't until I hit the 6 month mark that I saw a real reduction in frequency. I have gone from 8-9 a month to 3 a month - sooo exciting! I can't wait to see what the next 6 months will do!
  8. I have been diagnosed with Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome, Kidney stones, Insulin Resistance, Thyroid Disease (Hypo), Migraines, and Celiac. My GI Dr. just order test to check Magnesium, Zinc, Albumin, and my Vitamin D (we know this was low, trying to see what it is at now). My B12 was also low and I have been supplementing this as well. He also ordered a DEXA scan. My regular physcian refused to do any of the above. I think I figured out over the weekend that my Insulin Resistence meds are too high now - I'm assuming due to intestinal recovery/body working better. I have been gluten free for just over 6 months. Best I can tell, I have had Celiac since 1994 My GI Dr. referred me to the Penny George Institute - and I think they will be great from a Nutrition perspective and really digging in and helping me get completely on track, but in the meantime I need to see someone for the every day stuff (ie my meds need to be adjusted because I'm healthier now) Thanks for the replies!
  9. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good general physician in the twin cities MN area? My current gp doesn't think I've had celiacs very long, whereas my GI and myself feel I've been sick for awhile. My GI referred me to a new doctor but they don't have an appointment open for over 6 months. Any help would be appreciated, as I feel like I've got some non GI issues I'd like to get resolved but no longer trust my regular doctor! Amanda
  10. From kerig site Question What allergens are contained in your K-Cups? Answer Flavored coffee K-Cups made by Coffee People
  11. i have been gluten free for 4 months an haven't lost any weight - in fact I've gained! My clothes don't fit different so I'm assuming I'm actually gaining muscle FINALLY but i weight 217 and should weigh around 175-180. Any thoughts, any one have this experience?


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The following text have nothing particulary to do with a problem - just a general tought on a lot of trainers:

I don't get the programers need to make "add number of resources/skill points" so ****ing bizare all the time...

Now, presonaly, I preffer smaller numbers just to get a early game speed up in single player most of the time.
But I understand that sometimes bigger number of game resources is added to sattisfy late game needs, rather then early game - but when it makes no sense in neither way... what the hell?

Ex. Heroes 6, resources options.
Adds 1000 Blood, Ore or Wood - and the gold option adds 1,000 gold... What's the point?
So you get an near unlimited amount of secodary resources in only one klick. You will probably NEVER need to klick twice on these!
Yet gold, which you have a need of in BIG quantity later on (even early game), you only get 1,000 gold...
Later in the game, only buying out 1 creature for the week, can cost around 100k.

Seriously guys? >.<
Had I known how to make trainers, I'd personaly make it like this: Add 10,000 gold. And the other options - Add 100 secondary resources.
Now, liek I said, I am no programer - but I have fooled around with ingame values at a few occasions, so I know it's not hard to just alter some values - most of the time.
For instance; If I'd taken a few more minutes extra, I'd have added a few extra alternative options for things that can vary in value during gameplay.
Ex. Having 2 add gold options.
One that gives 10,000, and another that gives 100,000.

Heck, if it is even at all possible to add a tool, just like the "alter hotkay"-function, to personalize values - I'd love to have it!

Ofcourse I'd like to hear what everyone else thinks of this. Do you find the numbers wierd, or impractical to use at times?
Tell me your thoughts!

I hope that trainer programers take these minor constructive critizism to heart - and just keep doing your otherwise great job!

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No matter of what we do, there is always somebody not satisfied with it.

For example: Someone like to use a trainer for speeding up the early gameplay and therefore, we wants some smaller numbers. But other users are tired of pressing hotkey more than 5 times, so they appreciate bigger numbers.

The only way to deal with that is to let the user define the number of how many resources to add by a single click/press.
That's ONE of HUNDRED reasons why I prefer editors and why I'm coding editors (IF POSSIBLE) for those games.

Personall I've spent WEEKS (in real time) to improve my trainer template and I'm still not done yet. If I find a way to implement your suggestion on the fly (that means I don't have to start from scratch for each new trainer) I'll do it.
But consider it as low priority.

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Yes, like I said, I completely understand that you prioretize bigger numbers over smaller numbers, since it generaly pleases more people.

We are already agreeing on that part! :P

I feel you might have missunderstood me a little.
What I really meant was the akward differences in the numbers compared to other options within the same trainers.
(If you read my Heroes 5 example again, O hope you understand me better.)

Also, perhaps just copying the code for an option to add resources, make it into 2 options - and just add a couple of zeros to the second one!
BAM! 10 seconds extra job, and everyone is happy - because each individual can chose;
"Do I want just a little bost for that particular building, or do I jsut wanna press once and be done with it?"!

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WFUnix | Mar 1, 2009 10:52 AM

Who has the best cheese biscuits in eastern NC? This morning, I had a delicious bacon egg & cheese biscuit at the Travel Store in Washington across from Beaufort County Community College.

For those of you that don't know, many independently owned and small chain convenience stores in eastern NC sell delicious cheese biscuits, which is basically just a biscuit that has hoop cheese melted in it. Then you can add to it various meats and egg, like you would at a Bojangles, etc. The hoop cheese, instead of a slice of American or cheddar, makes a huge difference! I don't see why anyone that lives in eastern NC would ever want Bojangles, Hardees, etc., for a biscuit again! Surprisingly, I can't find much info about these cheese biscuits online.

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