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Published: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 8:41 a.m.
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In response to a recent uptick in break-ins, thefts and other property crimes, the Petaluma Police Department has created a new property crimes unit featuring an additional officer on loan from the California Highway Patrol, and has instituted two new crime-reporting tools for the general public.
"We've seen a 14 percent increase in burglaries alone from 2011 to 2012," said Police Lt. Tim Lyons. "These new measures will not only help us catch these criminals and get them off the street, they will also help us identify trends and better utilize our resources."
Less than two months into the job, CHP Officer Blair Hardcastle — whose salary will continue to be paid by the CHP even though he will be working out of Petaluma's Police Department for the next year — has already made several arrests as the newest member of Petaluma's two-person property crimes unit. In January, Hardcastle arrested a man for methamphetamine sales at the Motel 6 on North McDowell Boulevard. And just last week, Hardcastle was involved in the arrest of Kirk Tuft Johnson, a 52-year-old Petaluma resident suspected of burglary, possession of stolen property and unlawful use of credit cards. The arrest came on the heels of one of Johnson's neighbors identifying him on a store's surveillance video using stolen credit cards. Property crimes detectives said the neighbor reported a home break-in on Jan. 20, alleging that computers, jewelry and credit cards were stolen from the residence. After Hardcastle secured the surveillance tapes and the victim positively identified Johnson, the property crimes unit searched Johnson's home and vehicle. Investigators recovered stolen items from the Jan. 20 break-in, along with 153 keys, 60 of which belonged to vehicles. The keys were apparently stolen from under the tires of surfers' vehicles. Property crimes investigators linked Johnson to at least two other thefts from vehicles along the North Coast and are checking all other similar auto burglary cases in the area for possible matches.
Hardcastle began working with Petaluma police after Chief Patrick Williams reached out to the CHP for collaboration.
From the CHP's perspective, partnering with local law enforcement is a win-win for both law enforcement agencies. "For us, it's an opportunity to send our officers out to work with investigative units and bring back those skills, which Highway Patrol is not typically exposed to," said CHP Officer Jonathan Sloat. "We've done it in the past with other jurisdictions and it's worked really well."
Currently, the property crimes unit is investigating several other cases, including a man who was robbed early Monday morning at gunpoint while walking home from the 7Eleven store on Howard Street.
"This unit will be tackling crime that affects the quality of life in Petaluma and other nearby areas," said Lyons. "It's an area of crime that accounts for a lot of our time, but is also under reported. We think that having the extra officer devoted to this problem, along with our new reporting tools, will help us curtail these issues."
One of the tools the Police Department recently released to aid in the fight against this type of crime is a crime reporting website. For the first time, the department has stepped into the digital realm of policing by allowing residents within city limits to fill out non-violent, non-emergency police reports online, using a tool called Cop Logic.
In the past, victims of property crimes such as hit and runs, burglaries, harassing phone calls, certain types of fraud, identity theft and vandalism had to speak to an officer in person to file a report or wait for the department to mail them a hard copy of a police report.
"The online police reports will save the department time and resources because that system is automatically linked into our records," said Lyons, who added that approximately 300 crimes reported last year would now fall under the online reporting system. "This will help us have a better idea of what crime problems are occurring in any given area of town and allow us to identify trends and better utilize our patrols."
Lyons pointed out that in the past, when reports were mailed to the department, or officers took them manually, it required a lot of time to get them into the department's records database. He said that having the online reporting tool will not only reduce staff time, but will also automatically link these types of crimes with other, similar crime trends in the area.
The online reporting software cost approximately $18,500 and was paid for by the the department's asset seizure fund — money taken by the police during certain arrests.
Along with this new reporting system, the department has also added a crime tip hotline, which police are hoping will generate calls from people who may not normally report suspicious circumstances they witness.
"We encourage people to leave a name and contact number and we will not reveal their identity if they request the tip to be anonymous," said Lyons. "But, anonymous tips can be helpful too, so we are encouraging the community to get involved."
Lyons said that both the online crime reporting tool and the tip hotline are not meant to report in-progress or emergency crimes. For that type of crime, citizens should call 9-1-1. "But when your car gets broken into overnight, we want to know about it," said Lyons.
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A signal failure at St Pancras Station caused travel chaos and delays of up to 30 minutes in South London this morning.
All train stations in the Wimbledon loop were affected, including trains travelling through Streatham, Tooting, Wimbledon and Sutton.
The signal failure, which started at 7.40am, caused trains to back-up behind each other in St Pancras.
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247Sports was on hand as the DC area hosted two two major high school hoops tournaments this past weekend, the Gonzaga DC Classic and the National High School Hoops Festival.
Villanova will be counting on Josh Hart.
Josh Hart: 6-foot-5, 195-pound wing, Sidwell Friends (DC) High School
Breakdown: The Villanova signee scored 107 points over the three-game Gonzaga DC Classic tournament, breaking Juan Dixon's tournament scoring record. As second-tallest player on his team's roster, Hart was guarding players up to three inches taller than him all weekend - and succeeding. The three-star wing competes in every game and willed his team to the championship game, where they ultimately lost to Mount St. Joseph.
Kameron Williams: 6-foot-2, 175-pound SG, Mount St. Joseph (Md.) High School
Breakdown: Sharing the scoring duties with 2014 standout Phil Booth, Williams averaged 20.3 points en route to the tournament title. The future Buckeye went off this weekend - scoring above the rim, pumping them in from deep and driving to the hoop with authority. The No. 86 overall player in his class impressed and has a skillset that will translate at the next level.
Julian Moore: 6-foot-9, 220-pound C, Germantown (Pa.) High School
Breakdown: The 2013 Penn State signee averaged 13 points a game over the three-game Gonzaga DC Classic and showed off his developing skill set. Moore showed nice touch from the foul line, knocking down a number of clutch free throws, but still needs to work on his post game. He'll need time in the weight room, but he's got the attitude and work ethic Patrick Chambers is looking for.
Kris Jenkins: 6-foot-6, 245-pound SF, Gonzaga College (DC) High School
Phil Booth is a hot commodity in 2014.
Breakdown: Though he has definitely gained some weight since we last saw him over the summer, Jenkins still has that sweet stroke. With nice form and arc on his shot, Jenkins averaged 17.3 points per game, thanks in part to a 31-point opening game performance. The four-star forward will be playing his college ball at Villanova as well, where he will provide a nice contrast to Hart's game.
Phil Booth: 6-foot-4, 185-pound SG, Mount St. Joseph (Md.) High School
Breakdown: Booth was instrumental in each of the Gaels' three victories over the weekend, as the four-star prospect helped bring home the Gonzaga DC Classic title. The 6-foot-4, 185-pound guard averaged 15.3 points a game this weekend, in front of a number of college coaches. The junior hit some threes, and also finished a few nifty drives, solidifying his self-proclaimed 'combo-guard' classification.
Shep Garner: 6-foot-1, 170-pound SG, Roman Catholic (Pa.) High School
Breakdown: A prototypical two-guard who plays with an edge - when Garner is on he can really go. The four-star junior averaged 14.6 points per game throughout the weekend, getting a wide array of shots to fall. You'd like to see him demand the ball a little bit more and go full-bore, because when he does, Garner shows why he's rated so highly.
Bryant Crawford: 6-foot-2, 170-pound PG, Gonzaga (DC) College High School
Breakdown: In his first year of high school basketball - an injury kept him out of commission as a freshman - the do-it-all sophomore ran the point for the Purple Eagles on Friday before a hand injury kept him out the rest of the weekend. At his height and weight, Crawford fits the part of a prototypical point guard, and will be one of the more highly touted players in the 2015 class. At 6-foot-2 he's very athletic already, and was playing above the rim on the defensive end, pinning a number of shots against the glass.
Traci Carter: 5-foot-11, 140-pound PG, Roman Catholic (Pa.) High School.
Breakdown: Playing the role of a true point guard for Roman, Carter showed his ability, hustle and youth all throughout the weekend. Off the dribble, the 5-foot-11 guard can blow by most defenders and get to the bucket. Carter needs to learn when to turn it down a notch and settle things - multiple times over the weekend he drove into three defenders or lost the ball by pushing it too fast. The talent is there; he now needs seasoning, which will only come with game experience.
Sam Miller: 6-foot-7, 215-pound PF, Gonzaga College (DC) High School
Breakdown: As a sophomore Miller only saw a handful of minutes this weekend, but made the most of them when he was on the court. The versatile 6-foot-7 sophomore has an inside-out game which was on display in both games he saw time in. He's very raw in terms of where he's at right now, but Miller nailed a three and had some nice drives.
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — The Clinton Community College men's basketball team made a strong statement Tuesday with a 115-74 victory over Word of Life.
The Cougars had 11 players get into the game and all 11 finished with at least four points in the contest.
"We didn't start very well," Clinton coach Kevin Daugherty said. "We wanted to pressure and get after them full court, but they handled the ball well early against and we gave up some early layups.
"We were down 16-5 to begin the game."
The Cougars (9-6), though, were able to rally to take a 50-35 lead at the conclusion of the first half, and it would only get better from there.
"We made some adjustments at halftime with our pressure," Daugherty said. "Every kid that played played extremely well in the second half. They played hard and very well in the second half.
"Except Bayron (Carter), who is out with an injury, everyone got in and played well."
Mykell Crecko had a strong game inside for Clinton with 22 points and 13 rebounds. Stefan Radan added 19 points, eight rebounds and five steals, while Kyle LaPoint finished with 12 points, six rebounds and six assists.
Mike Campbell tallied 13 points, while Chris Miller and Mario Chabau each contributed nine points for the Cougars. Matt Spencer tossed in eight points and pulled down eight rebounds.
"Radan played very hard and ran very hard," Daugherty said. "LaPoint had his best overall game as a Cougar,"
Luke Rettstadt led Word of Life with 20 points. Brooks Weigant added 13 points, while Jordan Davoll tallied 10.
Clinton hits the road this weekend with a 5 p.m. contest at Corning on Saturday and a 2 p.m. game at Finger Lakes Sunday.
Clinton 115, Word of Life 74
Word of Life (74)
Lebel 2-2-7, Duma 3-0-8, Weigant 4-3-13, Rettstadt 6-5-20, Davoll 4-2-10, Harvey 2-3-7, Sabateri 1-1-3, Stewart 0-2-2, Arvis 0-0-0, Williams 1-0-3. Totals: 23-18-74.
Clinton (115)
Crecko 10-2-22, Radan 8-3-19, Miller 3-3-9, Hull 2-2-6, Davison 3-0-8, LaPoint 5-2-12, Spencer 3-2-8, Coolidge 2-0-4, Knight 2-0-5, Chabau 4-0-9, Campbell 5-3-13. Totals: 47-17-115.
Halftime: Clinton, 50-35.
3-point goals: Word of Life (9) Lebel, Duma 2, Weigant 2, Rettstadt 3, Willaims. Clinton (4) Davison 2, Knight, Chabau.
Maine Machias 73
Paul Smith's 55
PAUL SMITHS — A.C. Ford scored a game-high 18 points to lead the Clippers over the Bobcats.
Maine Machias held a slim 35-31 lead at the half, but outscored Paul Smith's 38-24 in the second half.
Elias Gutierrez added 15 points for the Clippers, while Jorge Milo tossed in 12 points.
Alex Medina paced the Bobcats with 11 points. Connor McCuin chipped in with 10 points and Adam Klock, nine.
Maine Machias 73,
Paul Smith's 55
Main Machias (73)
Van Buren 4-0-11, Gutierrez 7-1-15, Ford 6-4-18, Milo 5-0-12, Grant 0-0-0, Martinez 1-0-2, Shults 3-0-7, Getchell 4-0-8. Totals: 30-5-73.
Paul Smith's (55)
Medina 4-2-11, Wightman 3-0-6, Hapgood 1-0-3, Odell 4-0-8, Senthil 3-0-8, Klock 3-0-9, McCuin 4-2-10. Totals: 22-4-55.
Halftime: Maine Machias, 35-31.
3-point goals: Maine Machias (8) Van Buren 3, Ford 2, Milo 2, Shults. Paul Smith's (7) Klock 3, Senthill 2, Medina, Hapgood.


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Archives and Records Council Wales: Geo-tagging the Archifau Cymru-Archives Wales Catalogue
A project to add geographical co-ordinates to archive collection descriptions in the Archives Wales Catalogue has opened up the collection to new audiences, in particular those interested in local history and tourists interested in the cultural history of Wales.
The project was set up to investigate, catalogue and make accessible the Music Hall archives collected over a period of 50 years by writer, actor and comedian Roy Hudd.
The National Archives: Making the Military Tribunal Papers more accessible
This project aimed to make more accessible papers from the First World War Military Service Tribunals by digitising the records and making them searchable by name through Discovery, the online catalogue. Volunteers helped prepare the papers for conservation work and eventual scanning.
Gloucestershire Archives: Fielding and Platt project
This ongoing project, funded by a Heritage Lottery Funded grant aimed to gather, preserve and share the heritage of Gloucester's engineering firm 'Fielding and Platt.' Developing new partnerships with local groups and commercial organisations was a key element to delivering this project.
Devon Heritage Services - The Right to Remain Silent
Funded by a National Cataloguing Grant, this cataloguing project sought to make more accessible the records of the Devon Quarter Sessions (1734-1804) and to generate public interest regarding the potential uses of this material.
Plymouth and West Devon Record Office: Creating the LGBT archive
This project resulted in a specific archive accession which represented the lives of the LGBT community in Plymouth through the collection of oral histories, papers, photographs and memorabilia.
Using technical tools
The Ballast Trust: Creating electronic finding aids using the Archivists' Toolkit
Find our how the Ballast Trust used the 'Archivists' Toolkit', an open source archival data management system to create electronic finding aids that can be uploaded into online catalogues.
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Unilever Records Management Service: Raising internal awareness of the service
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Archives and Records Council Wales and Swansea University: Managing a range of stakeholders: surveying the holdings of steel archives across Wales
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Oct. 27, 1987
COOPERSTOWN — The Friends of The Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital has raised over $30,000 for a planned birthing center.
By mid-October the drive raised $30,587 of the needed $200,000. The project is the largest one ever undertaken by Friends, the hospital's fund-raising group. The proposed birthing room is a private, homelike setting for the expectant mother with the availability of hospital equipment if there are complications.
Bassett has sent a brochure to 25,000 patients in the hospital's 10-county service area. An in-house campaign has also been underway, with 125 employees contributing as of mid-October.
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WALTON — Christ Episcopal Church in Walton will officially reopen with a special service at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4. The church was damaged by fire of undetermined origin, July 6, 1961. Since then services have been conducted in the Episcopal Parish House which is on lower Gardiner Place.
The Rev. Arthur W. Abraham, rector of the church said that rebuilding has cost around $55,000. A Walton contractor, Glenn Miller, and his men have been doing the remodeling.
The Rev. Darwin Kirby, rector of St. George's Church in Schenectady will be the speaker at the reopening service. Several memorials will be blessed by the bishop. The Right Rev. Allen W. Brown of Albany, bishop of the Albany diocese, will be in the procession as will the clergy of the deanery.
Local pastors have also been invited to attend, as well as the architect, James Mowry, of Binghamton, and the engineer, Stephen Steele, of Greene.
Father Abraham said on Wednesday, "The old choir room and parish office in the back of the church will have to come off. At present the church school is meting in the Episcopal Parish house on lower Gardiner Place but this building has been sold to the J.J. Newberry Co. for $20,000 and they will take possession on Jan. 1."


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When purchasing be sure to let your customer service representative know that you are an Indiana University student to receive any discounts. DO NOT purchase the MS Office package (Word, Excel, etc), IU East students can download it for free http://iuware.indiana.edu/ or purchase a disk from the bookstore at a minimal cost.
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Without This, Vitamin D May Actually Encourage Heart Disease
Posted By Dr. Mercola | July 16 2011
Vitamin K2 is thought to reduce coronary calcification, thereby decreasing your risk of cardiovascular disease. However, studies have reported inconsistent results -- possibly because of the different effects of vitamin K1 (phylloquinone) and vitamin K2 (menaquinone or MK). Few studies have included both.
At least one study, however, has investigated the association of intake of phylloquinone and menaquinone with coronary calcification. The intake of both forms of the vitamin was estimated using a food-frequency questionnaire. It was found that K2 had an effect on coronary calcification, but K1 did not.
According to the study:
"This study shows that high dietary menaquinone [Ks] intake, but probably not phylloquinone [K1], is associated with reduced coronary calcification. Adequate menaquinone intakes could therefore be important to prevent cardiovascular disease."
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Vitamin K is an extremely important vitamin to have in your diet; it may very well be the next vitamin D in terms of the numerous health benefits it may provide. But, according to Dr. Cees Vermeer, one of the world's top researchers in the field of vitamin K, nearly everyone is deficient in vitamin K -- just like most are deficient in vitamin D.
Most people get enough vitamin K from their diets to maintain adequate blood clotting, but NOT enough to offer protection against health problems like arterial calcification and cardiovascular disease. Yet, as the study above showed, adequate amounts of the right type of vitamin K may offer immense benefits to your heart health, including reducing coronary calcification and thereby decreasing your risk of heart disease.
Which Type of Vitamin K May be Best for Your Heart?
Vitamin K comes in two forms -- K1 or K2 -- and it is important to understand the differences between them.
Vitamin K1 (phylloquinone): Found in green vegetables, K1 goes directly to your liver and helps you maintain a healthy blood clotting system. (This is the kind of vitamin K that infants are often given at birth to help prevent a serious bleeding disorder.) It is also vitamin K1 that keeps your own blood vessels from calcifying, and helps your bones retain calcium and develop the right crystalline structure.
Vitamin K2 (menaquinone, MK): Bacteria produce this type of vitamin K. It is present in high quantities in your gut, but unfortunately is not absorbed from there and passes out in your stool. K2 goes straight to vessel walls, bones, and tissues other than your liver. It is present in fermented foods, particularly cheese and the Japanese food natto, which is by far the richest source of K2.
Vitamin K3, or menadione, is a third form that is synthetic and manmade, which I do not recommend. Each type of vitamin K has different roles in your body, and emerging research is showing that vitamin K2, not K1, may be especially important. For instance, research published in Atherosclerosis found that high dietary intake of vitamin K2 is associated with reduced coronary calcification (hardening of the arteries), a result that should also lessen your risk of heart disease.
What made this study unique was that it compared dietary intakes of both vitamin K1 and K2, and only K2 showed a benefit. Vitamin K1 was NOT associated with reduced coronary calcification. This is consistent with separate research also showing superior health benefits from vitamin K2, including:
The Rotterdam Study, the first study demonstrating the beneficial effect of vitamin K2, showed that people who consume 45 mcg of K2 daily live seven years longer than people getting 12 mcg per day.
The Prospect Study, in which 16,000 people were followed for 10 years. Researchers found that each additional 10 mcg of K2 in the diet results in 9 percent fewer cardiac events, whereas vitamin K1 did not offer a significant heart benefit.
Why Might Vitamin K2 be so Beneficial for Your Heart?
Vitamin K engages in a delicate dance with vitamin D; whereas vitamin D provides improved bone development by helping you absorb calcium, there is new evidence that vitamin K2 directs the calcium to your skeleton, while preventing it from being deposited where you don't want it -- i.e., your organs, joint spaces, and arteries. A large part of arterial plaque consists of calcium deposits (atherosclerosis), hence the term "hardening of the arteries."
Vitamin K2 activates a protein hormone called osteocalcin, produced by osteoblasts, which is needed to bind calcium into the matrix of your bone. Osteocalcin also appears to help prevent calcium from depositing into your arteries. In other words, without the help of vitamin K2, the calcium that your vitamin D so effectively lets in might be working AGAINST you -- by building up your coronary arteries rather than your bones.
This is why if you take calcium and vitamin D but are deficient in vitamin K, you could be worse off than if you were not taking those supplements at all, as demonstrated by a recent meta-analysis linking calcium supplements to heart attacks.
This meta-analysis looked at studies involving people taking calcium in isolation, without complementary nutrients like magnesium, vitamin D and vitamin K, which help keep your body in balance. In the absence of those other important cofactors, calcium CAN have adverse effects, such as building up in coronary arteries and causing heart attacks, which is really what this analysis detected. So if you are going to take calcium, you need to be sure you have balanced it out with vitamin D and vitamin K.
Vitamin K2 Helps Produce Heart-Protective Protein MGP
Another route by which vitamin K offers heart-protective benefits is through the Matrix GLA Protein (or MGP), the protein responsible for protecting your blood vessels from calcification. When your body's soft tissues are damaged, they respond with an inflammatory process that can result in the deposition of calcium into the damaged tissue. When this occurs in your blood vessels, you have the underlying mechanism of coronary artery disease -- the buildup of plaque -- that can lead you down the path to a heart attack.
Vitamin K and vitamin D again work together to increase MGP, which, in healthy arteries, congregates around the elastic fibers of your tunica media (arterial lining), guarding them against calcium crystal formation.
According to Professor Cees Vermeer:
"The only mechanism for arteries to protect themselves from calcification is via the vitamin K-dependent protein MGP. MPG is the most powerful inhibitor of soft tissue calcification presently known, but non-supplemented healthy adults are insufficient in vitamin K to a level that 30 percent of their MGP is synthesized in an inactive form. So, protection against cardiovascular calcification is only 70 percent in the young, healthy population, and this figure decreases at increasing age."
Four More Reasons to Make Sure Your Diet Includes Vitamin K2
Vitamin K not only helps to prevent hardening of your arteries, which is a common factor in coronary artery disease and heart failure, it also offers several other important benefits to your health.
Fight Cancer
Vitamin K has been found beneficial in the fight against non-Hodgkin lymphoma, liver, colon, stomach, prostate, nasopharynx, and oral cancers, and some studies have even suggested vitamin K may be used therapeutically in the treatment of patients with lung cancer, liver cancer, and leukemia.
Improve Bone Density
Vitamin K is one of the most important nutritional interventions for improving bone density. It serves as the biological "glue" that helps plug the calcium into your bone matrix.
Studies have shown vitamin K to be equivalent to Fosamax-type osteoporosis drugs, with far fewer side effects.
Stave off Varicose Veins
Inadequate levels of vitamin K may reduce the activity of the matrix GLA protein (MGP), which in turn has been identified as a key player in the development of varicosis, or varicose veins. Lower Your Risk of Diabetes
People with the highest intakes of vitamin K from their diet had a 20 percent lower risk of diabetes compared with those with the lowest intakes, according to the latest research from University Medical Center Utrecht in the Netherlands. Past studies have also shown vitamin K to help reduce the progression of insulin resistance.
How Much Vitamin K2 do You Need?
How many people have adequate vitamin K2? Just about zero, according to Dr. Vermeer and other experts in the field. But at this time there is really no commercial test that can give you an accurate measure of your levels. Vitamin K measurements in blood plasma can be done accurately, but the results are really not helpful because they mainly reflect "what you ate yesterday," according to Dr. Vermeer.
Dr. Vermeer and his team have developed and patented a very promising laboratory test to assess vitamin K levels indirectly by measuring circulating MGP. Their studies have indicated this to be a very reliable method to assess the risk for arterial calcification -- hence cardiac risk. They are hoping to have this test available to the public within one to two years for a reasonable price, and several labs are already interested. They are also working on developing a home test that would be available at your neighborhood drug store.
In the meantime, since nearly 100 percent of people don't get sufficient amounts of vitamin K2 from their diet to reap its health benefits, you can assume you need to bump up your vitamin K2 levels by modifying your diet or taking a high-quality supplement.
As for dietary sources, eating lots of green vegetables, especially kale, spinach, collard greens, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts, will increase your vitamin K1 levels naturally. For vitamin K2, cheese and especially cheese curd is an excellent source. The starter ferment for both regular cheese and curd cheese contains bacteria -- lactococci and proprionic acids bacteria -- which both produce K2.
You can also obtain all the K2 you'll need (about 200 micrograms) by eating 15 grams of natto daily, which is half an ounce. It's a small amount and very inexpensive, but many Westerners do not enjoy the taste and texture.
If you don't care for the taste of natto, the next best thing is a high-quality K2 supplement. Remember you must always take your vitamin K supplement with fat since it is fat-soluble and won't be absorbed without it.
Although the exact dosing is yet to be determined, Dr. Vermeer recommends between 45 mcg and 185 mcg daily for adults. You must use caution on the higher doses if you take anticoagulants, but if you are generally healthy and not on these types of medications, I suggest 150 mcg daily.
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fermented vegetables/greens are the best. juicing is good too. raw vegy's suck IMO. use only European all glass canning jars, not USA bpa crap. garden of life has a good raw pro biotic that i use for a starter.
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Thank you guys this is good info.
I have found that getting an adequate amount of the "oil soluble" or fat soluble vitamins is essential for circulatory health... Vitamin E, (the complete tocophoral complex) the organic vitamin A and D complex, (including plenty of sun) and the vitamin K complex, paying close attention to getting an adequate amount of K2, are essential... A little bit of these every day is all you need because the oil solubles are longer lived in the body and accumulate in the fat tissue unlike the water solubles including vitamin C and the B complex, which are flushed daily and must be replenished constantly.
Because I am on a large daily dosage of anti-coagulants I must watch very closely the amount of vitamin K1 I get... so I eat only 3 or 4 small green salads a week. However like everyone else, I need the required amount of vitamin K2... so the salads are topped with a large helping of organic Blue-cheese or Gorgonzola dressing made with organic olive oil and vinegar... these fermented cheeses are very high in vitamin K2...
Remember the sun and exercise are essential as well, which helps activate vitamins A and D in a big way... a mile or so of brisk walking everyday will pay health dividends as good as Gold ...
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When next season starts (whenever that may be) itll be the first time since 2002-03 the Blue Jackets will do so without Rick Nash.
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Sophus Reinert is an assistant professor of business administration in the Business, Government, and the International Economy Unit, where he teaches the course of the same name in the MBA required curriculum. Before joining HBS, he was a research fellow and an affiliated lecturer in history at Gonville & Caius College at the University of Cambridge (UK).
Professor Reinert studies the history of capitalism and political economy since the Renaissance, focusing particularly on the historical role played by governments in both economic development and decline. He is the author of Translating Empire: Emulation and the Origins of Political Economy, published by Harvard University Press in 2011 and winner of the 2012 Spengler Prize, the 2012 EAEPE-Myrdal Prize, as well as the 2012 George L. Mosse Prize of the American Historical Association. He edited and wrote the introduction to A "Short Treatise" on the Wealth and Poverty of Nations (1613), by Antonio Serra (London and New Delhi: Anthem); and he is the series editor of Economic Ideas that Built Europe, also with Anthem.
Professor Reinert earned his Ph.D. in history at the University for Cambridge, together with an M.Phil. in political thought and intellectual history. As an undergraduate, he studied history at Cornell University. He has been a Carl Schurz Fellow at the Krupp Chair in Public Finance and Fiscal Sociology at the University of Erfurt, Germany, and a fellow of the Einaudi Foundation in Turin, Italy.
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EAST MANATEE -- It has been hard enough this season to keep Manatee's offense out of the end zone.
But when the special teams unit and defense start scoring touchdowns?
Cue the theme from "Mission: Impossible."
The Hurricanes opened Class 7A-District 10 play with a bang Friday, routing host Braden River 56-0 in a game that included a running clock for the entire second half.
And while Manatee's offense did its share of scoring, the biggest moments came from the guys who typically specialize in stopping offenses rather than contributing to them.
Malik Brooks blocked a Braden River punt early in the first quarter to set up Trevon Walters' 5-yard touchdown run that gave Manatee (5-0) a 14-0 lead with 6 minutes, 56 seconds remaining.
Roughly five minutes later, defensive end Derrick Calloway deflected a pass from Pirates quarterback Eric Schappacher that was thrown behind the line of scrimmage. Brooks recovered it in the end zone, and the Canes led 28-0 after a quarter.
"We're a complete football team," said Manatee coach Joe Kinnan.
They weren't done. Defensive end Blake Keller blocked two punts during the second quarter, the second of which was recovered in the end zone by Reynard Simmons.
Keller also had two blocks during Manatee's season-opening win against Miramar.
Kinnan said Manatee began defending punts differently following last season's loss to New Jersey's Don Bosco Prep. The Ironmen turned a fake punt into a first down to win a game the Canes were leading midway through the fourth quarter.
"We leave our first-team defense in there. We substituted last year," Kinnan said. "Our big guys, Calloway, (Demarcus) Christmas, they can block kicks. ... It's things we do every day anyway, so if they line up in any which way, we've got everything covered."
The Canes totaled just 278 yards of offense thanks in part to good field position -- Manatee started three drives inside Braden River's 20-yard line during the first half.
Cord Sandberg threw for 63 yards and three touchdowns. Brodrick Yancy, Kelvin McKnight and Taren Cotton, the latter of whom missed the first part of the season after breaking his jaw over the summer, caught touchdown passes.
McKnight also ran for a touchdown, and the Canes' defense limited Braden River (0-6, 0-1) to 10 yards of offense, including minus-18 rushing yards.
The Pirates head to Bayshore on Thursday.
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PLATTSBURGH - Alan B. Defayette, 64, of Oswego Lane, passed away at his home, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013, with his loving wife by his side in the care of Hospice.
He was born in Plattsburgh, N.Y. on April 18, 1949, the son of Alfred and Ida (Miller) Defayette. Alan married Elaine Benesch on June 9, 2011, after a very lone engagement.
He graduated from Ellenburg Central School in June of 1969. Alan was a Vietnam Veteran who served in Vietnam from August of 1970 to Oct. of 1971 and received an Honorable Discharge from the United States Army on the 1st day of March 1976. He worked for Intrapac Plastics from 1972 until retiring in 2011 due to his illness.
He loved walking in the woods, snow shoeing, cutting wood, hunting, target practice, watching westerns and spending quality time with his loving wife.
Survivors include his wife, Elaine Defayette of Plattsburgh; step-mother, Lena Defayette of Plattsburgh; brother, Randy and Debbie Defayette of Ga.; step-brothers and sisters, Albert and Sue Carron of Fla., Victor and Wanda Carron of Plattsburgh, Raymond and Delphine Carron of Ind., Regina and Gary Connors of Plattsburgh and Alberta and John Porter of West Chazy; aunt, Hortense; uncle, Gilbert; and aunt Shirley; two very close cousins, Cathy Miller and Brenda Boulrice, many other cousins and a lot of friends.
Calling hours will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 13, at the R. W. Walker Funeral Home, 69 Court Street, Plattsburgh. A funeral service will follow at 6 p.m. in the Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in St. Edmund's Cemetery in Ellenburg in the spring.
Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of the North Country or the FitzPatrick Cancer Center.
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An Auburn Republican who works as an aide to King County Councilman Pete von Reichbauer has entered the race to replace Rep. Cathy Dahlquist.
Drew Stokesbary announced Thursday he's running for the state House.
The House seat represents the 31st District spanning east Pierce and King counties is open because Enumclaw's Dahlquist is challenging fellow Republican Pam Roach for Senate.
Stokesbary, a lawyer and conservative activist, is also a state lawmaker's son-in-law. His wife, Ashley, is Rep. Mark Hargrove's daughter.
Jonathon Dunn, a Democrat and a consultant to hospitals and clinics for training on diagnostic testing methods, announced Wednesday he would run for the House.
Both candidates are young. Dunn is 24; Stokesbary is 29.
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Republican Drew Stokesbary Launches Campaign for State House of Representatives Auburn, WA – Republican Drew Stokesbary announced he is running for the open seat in the State House of Representatives for the 31st District. He is an attorney and works for King County Councilman Pete von Reichbauer as a policy aide. He has helped organize numerous town halls in the district on topics including property taxes, combating domestic violence and preventing identity theft. Announcing his campaign, Stokesbary said, "I've been a life-long grassroots activist for the cause of limited government. Olympia needs more legislators who believe limited government is good government."
Stokesbary will campaign on supporting our local schools, promoting jobs and small business, and defending property rights.
Representative Linda Kochmar praised Stokesbary, "Olympia needs bright young conservatives like Drew Stokesbary to help us balance the budget and hold the line on taxes. His legal experience will be very helpful as we work to improve legislation."
Senator Joe Fain said, "Our state needs the next generation of leadership to step forward. Drew's public service experience and his deep ties to our community make him uniquely qualified to take on this responsibility."
Stokesbary's legal career has focused on helping small businesses and startups cope with government overregulation. "It shouldn't take an attorney to get a small business off the ground," said Stokesbary. "As a legislator, I'll work to make it easier to create new jobs by streamlining regulations."
Drew graduated from Duke University with a Bachelor of Science in Economics and earned his law degree from the University of Notre Dame. He and his wife Ashley live in Auburn, and the couple is expecting their first child this May. They enjoy home improvement projects, hiking and cooking together. The Stokesbarys attend Mars Hill Church.


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As the N.C. General Assembly closes the 2013 session, I am left stunned by the glaring lack of support for public education.
As the link between education and prosperity has strengthened, other states have made public K-12 and higher education a priority to increase competitiveness. Other industrialized countries have made remarkable strides in increasing educational performance. In North Carolina, we are headed in the opposite direction.
We are knowingly under-investing in our pre-K-12, community college and university students; in our teachers; and in innovative new approaches to learning. This budget is an embarrassment in its lack of investment in the skills and competitiveness of its people. This is a grievous mistake.
Let the economists debate whether lowering tax rates will attract business. What I do know is that the state's poor education funding will deter knowledge-based companies from choosing North Carolina. The quality of the public schools is always a key consideration when companies consider relocation. They want quality K-12 schools for employees' children and quality community colleges and universities for workforce and training needs.
We need aggressive action to improve education across our state. What we have is worse than inaction: It is harmful action. The only winners will be places that are investing in education and using the playbook we once embraced.
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