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Asthma is a chronic reactive disorder involving episodic reversible airway obstruction because of bronchospasms, increased mucus secretion and mucosal cell edema. This makes breathing out more difficult than breathing in, causing stale air to be retained with each new breath, leading to suffocation. Asthma may occur due to an allergy (atopic/extrinsic) or because of a respiratory infection (non-atopic/intrinsic). Both causes are equally common. Asthma attacks, the actual reactions, vary in duration, intensity and frequency. Attacks may be mild to life threatening, occur suddenly or with premonitory symptoms, and may occur at any time, even in sleep. Symptoms of airway obstruction can persist between acute episodes.
Asthma affects twice as many males as females from birth to 10 years of age; 50% of all cases begin in this age group. Another 33% of all cases begin between the ages of 10 and 30, affecting males and females equally.
If allergic, the best treatment, if possible, is prevention by elimination of the causative agent from the person's environment. If related to infection, treatment with antibiotics and vaccines may be tried. Bronchodilators such as epinephrine, desensitization injections, breathing exercises, and/or biofeedback may also be prescribed.
Primary Factors
The primary cause of Asthma is still unclear. It is suspected irritants cause bronchoconstriction due to a malfunctioning autoimmune reflex mechanism. This involves decreasing chemical inhibition which allows asthma reaction mediators, such as histamine, to rise.
Smooth muscles then undergo spasmodic contractions, swelling in membranes that line the bronchial tubes is promoted, and increased mucus secretion occurs.
Predisposing Factors
Since both types of asthma may coexist, the following predisposing factors are not explicitly isolated to their designated categories:
Allergens such as:
Pollen House dust Fungal spores Animal dander Kapok or feather pillows Aspirin
Specific foods, especially dairy products such as milk & eggs
Respiratory infection
Hypersensitivity to:
Exercise Bacteria Emotional stress Fatigue Endocrine changes Chronic lung disease Pulmonary edema Congestive heart failure Temperature and humidity changes Exposure to noxious fumes and other irritants, especially industrial fumes and air pollution
Signs & Symptoms
Acute asthma
Hyperresonant lung fields
Coughing with thick, tenacious sputum that may be clear or yellow
Inability to speak more than a few words without taking a breath
Difficult inspiration with more difficult expiration
Rapid pulse (although breathing rate may be normal)
Obvious use of accessory respiratory muscles
Tightness in chest
Profuse sweating
Status asthmaticus
Extreme lethargy
Nutritional Supplements
Structure & Function: Immune System Support
General Supplements
Adult Child/Adolescent Calcium 500 - 1,000 mg 200 - 500 mg EPO 2 - 3 g 1 - 2 g Fish oils* Garlic* Ginkgo biloba* Lecithin* Magnesium 200 - 500 mg 100 - 300 mg Niacin 50 - 200 mg 10 - 100 mg Proanthocyanidins* Vitamin B6* Vitamin B12* Vitamin C 2,000 - 6,000 mg 1,000 - 3,000 mg Vitamin E* Luteolin*
Please refer to the respective topic for specific nutrient amounts.
The recent explosion of interest in both antioxidants and fatty acids has added considerably to the choices available.
Favorite bioflavonoids tend to be: quercetin and rutin.
Other leading antioxidants mentioned include: vitamin E and pycnogenol™.
Besides Evening Primrose Oil (EPO), other fatty acids, particularly from fish, may prove useful.
Trace minerals which have been cited include: molybdenum, selenium and zinc (which is sensitive also to copper levels).
Other plant products and their derivatives include: bee pollen, garlic, ginkgo biloba and lecithin.
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Note: All amounts are in addition to those supplements having a Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA). Due to individual needs, one must always be aware of a possible undetermined effect when taking nutritional supplements. If any disturbances from the use of a particular supplement should occur, stop its use immediately and seek the care of a qualified health care professional.
Dietary Considerations
Asthma can be a symptom of food allergies. Other manifestations of food allergies are itchy eyes, rash, hay fever, headache, diarrhea, vomiting and eczema. The most allergenic foods are fruit juices, nuts and milk. Shellfish, eggs and chocolate provoke asthma in sensitive individuals. Monosodium glutamate (MSG) can provoke asthma in sensitive individual within a few hours of consumption. The Elimination Diet should be used to identify the offending substance or substances. The allergen can then be excluded from the diet.
Food reactions are a common problem, initiating an attack. However, reactions may be immediate or delayed. Eggs, fish, shellfish, nuts and peanuts tend to evoke an instantaneous reaction, while delayed response may result from consuming: milk, chocolate, wheat, citrus fruits and food colorings or additives.
The elimination of food additives is also vitally important to the control of asthma. These cover: dyes and preservatives, notably sulphites. Another classic substance capable of inducing anaphylactic shock is MSG. Classic outbreaks occur with salad bars and Chinese restaurants.
Allergy to cow's milk is often cited and seems to have been confirmed, for some infants with severe immune reactivity. Some authorities have down-played the role of immunoglobulin in favor of histamine.
Part of the problem with food intolerance may stem from low stomach acid. Possibly for this reason, vitamin B12 therapy is a mainstay for treating childhood asthma. It may, however, be most effective in weekly intramuscular injections.
Certain ethnic groups have a high incidence of asthma, such as in Puerto Rican children. This cannot be explained. It is not only higher than caucasians but also other Hispanic groups.
Exposure to cobalt has also been identified, which may impact vitamin B12.
On the positive side, favorable results have been identified through consumption of fish, or fish oil products. This seems to operate via arachidonic acid metabolism. Also, magnesium seems to counteract stress, which is often associated with attacks of asthma. Arachidonic acid is unique to animal products and forms leukotrienes, which are more potent stimulators of bronchial constriction than even histamine. Vegan diets, consequently, have been tried and achieved some success, although benefits may require several months to a full year in some resistant cases. Garlic and onions are also thought to work by inhibiting leukotrienes. Selenium is also useful in reducing leukotriene formation.
A common kitchen spice (capsicum) may even break an acute attack.
Vitamin C also helps with fatty acid metabolism, besides its better-known role as an antioxidant. Other antioxidants, like carotenes benefit the epithelial lining of the respiratory tract, or vitamin E inhibits the formation of inflammatory compounds.
Children with asthma may have a defect in tryptophan metabolism, which can be corrected with vitamin B6 supplements. Adults may also benefit.
Magnesium relaxes bronchial smooth muscle.
Homeopathic Remedy
1.* Lobelia inflata - 30X to 30C
2.* Eucalyptus globulus tinct. - 30X to 30C
3.* Adrenalinum - 30X to 30C a bronchodilator
4.* Grindelia robusta (squarrosa) - 30X to 30C - good for wheezing
5. Ipecacuanha - 30C or higher
6.* Badiaga - 6X for 4 days, then 30C - for thick cough, with wheezing
Treatment Schedule
Doses cited are to be administered on a 3X daily schedule, unless otherwise indicated. Dose usually continued for 2 weeks. Liquid preparations usually use 8-10 drops per dose. Solid preps are usually 3 pellets per dose. Children use 1/2 dose.
X = 1 to 10 dilution - weak (triturition)
C = 1 to 100 dilution - weak (potency)
M = 1 to 1 million dilution (very strong)
X or C underlined means it is most useful potency
Asterisk (*) = Primary remedy. Means most necessary remedy. There may be more than one remedy - if so, use all of them.
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Tissue Salts
Calc. Fluor. asthma with yellow, lumpy expectorant; Calc. Phos. Bronchial asthma, childhood asthma; Kali Mur asthma with digestive disorders present; Kali Phos. Principal remedy - nervous asthma; Mag. Phos. asthma with flatulkence, restriction of the chest, spasms; Nat. Mur. asthma with clear, frothy expectoirant, runny eyes and nose; Nat. Sulf. asthma in youth, worse from damp weather, greenish-yellow coating on the root of the tongue; Silicea Hay asthma, onset of itchy, tingling nose;
4 tablets every 15 minutes during the acute stage, otherwise 3 or 4 times daily.
Herbal Approaches
Angelica sinensis or Dong Quai
Chickweed (Stellaria media)
Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza glabra)
Mullein Leaves (Verbascum thapsus)
Pleurisy Root (Asclepius tuberosa)
Slippery Elm Bark (Ulmus fulva)
Wild Cherry Bark (Prunus virginiana)
Note: The misdirected use of an herb can produce severely adverse effects, especially in combination with prescription drugs. This Herbal information is for educational purposes and is not intended as a replacement for medical advice.
Angelica (Angelica sinensis or Dong Quai) inhibits the asthmatic response to inhaled antigens (dander, pollen etc.).
Chamomile is given during an asthma attack because it is antispasmodic and sedative. It is suited for babies and young children.
Chickweed (Stellaria media) has been a popular folk medicine for respiratory problems. It is an antibiotic against certain respiratory pathogens.
Ephedra is the main component of ephedrine (60 mg every 4 - 6 hours). It is stimulating (raising blood pressure, heart rate and cardiac output) but also has possible cardiac and teratogenic effects, so should be avoided altogether if pregnant.
Chinese medicine includes Ephedra (ephedrine) for asthma, although its usage needs to be carefully monitored, so that there is not over-stimulation nor weakening of the adrenal glands. Hence, traditional herbal combinations would provide support for the adrenals: licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) and ginseng (Panax ginseng). They would also contain an expectorant (facilitate the release of secretions from the respiratory tract) such as: lobelia (Lobelia) or sundew (Drosera rotundifolia).
As with prescription medications, chronic use may require additional support, including potassium since licorice can deplete potassium stores.
Chinese skullcap (Scutellaria baicelensis) is rich in flavonoids, operating as an antioxidant to scavenge free radicals.
From Japan, there has always been an appreciation for green tea (Thea sinensis) which has antioxidant properties.
Euphorbia is commonly called the "asthma weed". It relieves spasm and can prevent asthma spasms if taken regularly.
Hyssop is valued for its essential oil which is valued against asthma and other respiratory disorders e.g. bronchitis.
Licorice Root inhibits two enzymes involved in asthma. (Inoue) Its antitussive effect has also been compared with that of codeine.
Mullein Leaves (Verbascum thapsus) soothes mucus membranes and also has expectorant properties.
Pleurisy Root (Asclepius tuberosa) earned its reputation during centuries of folk medicine. It acts specifically on respiration.
Slippery Elm Bark (Ulmus fulva) Its mucilage is beneficial for the throat (as well as the digestive tract).
Wild Cherry Bark (Prunus virginiana) is an expectorant which relieves respiratory distress.
Olive leaf and Yellow Jasmine root have not received approval status by the German Commission E as bronchodilators.
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Aromatherapy - Essential Oils
Clary Sage Essence Hyssop Essence Laurel Essence Pine Essence Sage Essence Thyme Essence
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Saints Ground Eagles, Rally for 4-3 win Over Emory
– The 19th-ranked North Georgia baseball team played host to
in-state rival Emory University on Tuesday evening as the Saints
rallied from an early deficit to take down the Eagles 4-3 at Bob
Stein Stadium in non-conference action.
The Saints improve to 27-13 overall on the season and move to 10-6 all-time against Emory, while the Eagles have now lost seven of nine games and fall to 5-18 on the year.
Dan Molnar put Emory on top in the early going as the senior singled through the right side to cap a two-out rally and give the Eagles a 2-0 lead.
The Saints started to claw their way back into the game in the last of the third inning, using a double to right center off the bat of Anders Oster to bring Andre Airich racing home as the senior duo combined with back-to-back doubles to put North Georgia on the board.
Jordan Erisman knotted the score up two innings later as he singled up the middle to plate Craig Brisson and make it 2-2. Kenny Bellavance gave North Georgia the lead later in the frame as the freshman continued his sensational campaign with a single to left center, bringing Erisman home and making it 3-2.
Both teams traded runs in the sixth and seventh innings, but North Georgia held off the Eagles as Jacob Rickett took the mound in the ninth to pick up his eighth save of the season. Alex Simmons came on in relief to pick up his first victory of the year, tossing 1.2 innings and allowing a run while striking out two.
The Saints return to action over the weekend, traveling to Augusta State University for North Georgia's third straight road PBC set. Jaguars and Saints will battle in a doubleheader on Saturday before a single game on Sunday will cap the weekend series. Live stats for all three games will be provided at www.SaintsSports.com.


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The student life on campus is excellent compared to where I went to high school. I went to a very small school with like a graduating class of 110 in comparison to other schools that have 500 to 1000 graduating but the help that is provided by the university is so much and they have a lot of things that are able to supply every student with what they need.
The academic programs are great here at the University of South Carolina because the people are very helpful with making sure that every student flourishes in the real world in order for them to succeed.
For the most part, if you are on campus you are going to class. Occasionally there are student organization fairs in the center of campus at Russell House.
USC has nice facilities. Russell House, Strom, the Colonial Life Arena are just a few of the nicest buildings on campus.
It's a huge campus and lots of people go here but every day somehow you are guaranteed to run into at least 3 people you know. Lots of school spirit and always something going on
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With all of the improvements that have been made on campus, students seem to be very satisfied overall. The Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center houses five basketball courts, indoor and outdoor pools, an indoor track, a climbing wall, racquetball courts, and strength training equipment. Students really enjoy taking advantage of the long hours and brand new equipment in this multi-million-dollar facility. There is also the Colonial Life Arena, which is the largest arena in the state, seating 18,000 and featuring a state-of-the-art sound system and a four-sided scoreboard.
The Russell House University Union is where students get food, check their mail, see free movies in the Carolina Theater, attend group events, and watch entertainers and speakers ranging from USC students to nationally recognized talent. Built in the 1950s, it may be termed average in comparison with some of USC's other facilities, but it seems to meet the needs of students. The Thomas Cooper library (seven floors, five of which are underground) contains 3 million volumes and microforms and more than 200 computers. In addition, USC has been working to create a program that would allow students to access resources at all of the university libraries throughout the state.
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I've just gotten into using Premiere Pro CS5 and have gotten the rudiments down. I now need to do a voice over and need to know what kind of audio/sound card to be able to record the voice over to a file that can be imported into the program. There are plenty of sound cards out there but all they talk about is how they apply to gaming. So, I need a recomendation for a sound card.
Thanks in advance,
Many people just use the sound on the motherboard... what is your motherboard and sound chip?
Basic recommendation: no extra sound card. Use on-board sound.
For VO use a good mic, and something like the Zoom H4N, nothing USB or similar crap.
Thanks for the reply. Cooindidently, I was just looking at the H4N this morning.
So, what you're saying is to record the any of the voice overs on the external recorder and then bring it into PP - right?
Correct. There was a recent thread about this topic, I'll post it when I find it.
Thanks much Harm
is voice really the orphan in this forum? Here we get great recommendations to spend thousands of $/€ for NLE HW/SW and a 200$ piece should be the cure of all voice issues? It's common sense that the ears are not forgiving even slight "errors" in comparision to our eyes (tons of daily broadcasted mobile videos prove this ...)
Jokes aside --> I also own a H4N, but would never go (for serious work) with the WAV file into PPRO (in my small home studio together with AKG C214 mic into a Yamaha N12 digital mixer, DAW Suite from Cubase and Genelec monitors/basswoofer, cost approx 3 K).
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Climate Justice Assembly Declaration
At this year's World Social Forum in Brazil, Friends of the Earth International supported and participated in several events on climate justice, plantations and food sovereignty. The allowed social movements and civil society organizations opposed to a world dominated by capital to debate just and sustainable alternatives. Below is the statement on climate justice produced in one of the workshops.
No to neoliberal illusions, yes to people's solutions!
For centuries, productivity and industrial capitalism have been destroying our cultures, exploiting our labor and poisoning our environment.
Now, with the climate crisis, the Earth is saying "enough"!
Once again, the people who created the problem are telling us that they also have the solutions: carbon trading, so-called "clean coal", more nuclear power, agrofuels, even a "green new deal". But these are not real solutions, they are neoliberal illusions. It is time to move beyond these illusions.
Real solutions to the climate crisis are being built by those who have always protected the Earth and by those who fight every day to defend their environment and living conditions. We need to globalize these solutions.
For us, the struggles for climate justice and social justice are one and the same. It is the struggle for territories, land, forests and water, for agrarian and urban reform, food and energy sovereignty, for women's and worker's rights. It is the fight for equality and justice for indigenous peoples, for peoples of the global South, for the redistribution of wealth
and for the recognition of the historical ecological debt owed by the North.
Against the disembodied, market-driven interests of the global elite and the dominant development model based on never-ending growth and consumption, the climate justice movement will reclaim the commons, and put social and economic realities at the heart of our struggle against climate change.
We call on everyone - workers, farmers, fishermen, students, youth, women, indigenous peoples, and all concerned humans from the South and the North - to join in this common struggle to build the real solutions to the climate crisis for the future of our planet, our societies, and our cultures. Together, we are building a movement for climate justice.
We support the mobilizations against the G20 summit and on the global crisis from March 28th to April 4th, and the April 17th mobilization of La Via Campesina.
We support the call for an International Day of Action in Defense of Mother Earth and Indigenous Rights on October 12th, 2009.
We call for mobilization and action everywhere leading up to, during and beyond the UN climate talks in Copenhagen, especially on the Global Day of Action on December 12th, 2009.
In all of our work, we will expose the false solutions, raise the voices of the South, defend human rights, and strengthen our solidarity in the fight for climate justice. If we make the right choices, we can build a better world for everyone.


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Religion in America
Our country is poised to enter an intersection between social issues and a fight for faith. Do gay rights trump religious rights? Should children be allowed to pray in school? Can private businesses be forced to do things that violate the owners personal religious beliefs?
Two of 2014s biggest legal battles are on the front lines of this fight. Both involve businesses who say their religious rights are being trampled. The United States Supreme Court is hearing two cases involving family owned businesses who want to restrict providing certain birth control methods for religious reasons. Already this year, the nations highest court refused to hear an appeal involving a photographer who refused to shoot a same sex marriage because she said it would violate her religious beliefs.
Freedom of religion was at the core of our country's founding fathers belief set. The concept was so integral, it was included in the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. This freedom has been at the core of many landmark Supreme Court decisions of the 20th and 21stcenturies. However, some believe the future holds a different course.
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Diabetes Dateline
Fall 2011
Diabetes Research Strategic Plan Released
A new strategic plan for diabetes research, Advances and Emerging Opportunities in Diabetes Research: A Strategic Planning Report of the Diabetes Mellitus Interagency Coordinating Committee (DMICC), has been released. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) spearheaded the plan's development in its DMICC leadership role.
The plan focuses on 10 areas of diabetes research with the most promise, and the goal to accelerate discovery on several fronts, including
- the relationship between obesity and type 2 diabetes, and how both conditions may be affected by genetics and environment
- the autoimmune mechanisms at work in type 1 diabetes
- the biology of beta cells, which release insulin in the pancreas
- development of artificial pancreas technologies to improve management of blood glucose levels
- prevention of diabetes complications that affect the heart, eyes, kidneys, nervous system, and other organs
- reduction of the impact of diabetes on groups disproportionately affected by the disease, including older people and racial and ethnic minorities
"By setting priorities and identifying the most compelling research opportunities, the strategic plan will guide the NIH [National Institutes of Health], other federal agencies, and the investigative community in efforts to improve diabetes treatments and identify ways to keep more people healthy," said NIDDK Director Griffin P. Rodgers, M.D., M.A.C.P.
The launch of this strategic plan for diabetes research is especially timely in light of new 2010 data showing that diabetes affects 25.8 million Americans, or about 8.3 percent of the U.S. population.
The final plan is available at www2.niddk.nih.gov/AboutNIDDK/ReportsAndStrategicPlanning/DiabetesPlan/PlanPosting.htm. Printed copies can be requested from the National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse at 1–800–860–8747 and by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Single copies are free.
Visit www.diabetes.niddk.nih.gov for more information about diabetes.
NIH Publication No. 12–4562
December 2011
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H.R.2682 - Defund Obamacare Act of 2013113th Congress (2013-2014)
Summary: H.R.2682 — 113th Congress (2013-2014)
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Defund Obamacare Act of 2013 - Prohibits any federal funds from being made available to carry out the provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act or the health care provisions of the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
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If you're looking to buy a condo or are self-employed, qualifying for a mortgage may soon get more complicated.
Fannie Mae, the mortgage financier that sets the standards for a large portion of the home loan market, is changing a number of its requirements Oct. 20. Among other things, certain condo buyers might have to come up with a larger down payment, and the homeowners association may have to provide paperwork about its financials. And if you run your own business, you may have to dredge up more tax information.
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Andrew J. Wilson, Fannie Mae's director of media and external relations, explained some of the changes:
Q: What's happening for condo buyers?
A: We're bringing out a new version of our automated underwriting system, called Desktop Underwriter. These rules apply to lenders who use that system to qualify borrowers for loans under Fannie Mae guidelines. Currently, if you're buying a condo with less than 10 percent down, you'll have to fill out a questionnaire about the homeowners association's financials and provide information about its reserves. In the new rules, you'll have to do this if you're putting less than 20 percent down.
Q: What's Fannie Mae looking for from the homeowners association (HOA)?
A: It's asking these things to have greater confidence in the stability of the homeowners association. The lender would be expected to review the (HOA's) budget, including individual line items, income and expenses. This full review is to determine whether or not replacement reserves can be funded and if insurance deductibles are funded. (The broader requirement) speaks to making sure the homeowner's association has the ability to maintain and insure the property — and whether or not we would want to be buying the loans.
Q: What's changing for self-employed borrowers?
A: They're going to have to supply two years of tax returns instead of one. Underwriters will consider income from an average that's drawn from those two years. The requirement that a borrower has to have been in business for two years isn't changing.
Q: From an observer's point of view, Fannie Mae (and its rival, Freddie Mac) have been tightening their lending standards regularly over the last few years, ever since the housing market downturn. Might some borrowers argue that these tougher standards are stifling sales and keeping the market from recovering?
A: The reason we've changed the rules is that we think it's an appropriate level of documentation to ensure that the borrower can afford the loan. That's always what we're after — we want to make sure that the lenders are making loans that are appropriate, affordable and sustainable when the loans are sold to Fannie Mae. If a lender wants to make a loan that doesn't meet our conforming standards (requirements that would allow Fannie Mae to consider purchasing the mortgage from the lender), that's fine, but they can't (in turn) sell it to Fannie Mae.
Do we want the housing market to recover? Of course, absolutely. We want people who can afford loans to be able to get them. The question is, what are the appropriate and sustainable underwriting requirements that should be put in place? Clearly, there was a deterioration across the entire mortgage industry that led to the housing crisis. So, we want the standards to be sustainable across the long haul, that loans that are made today have a greater likelihood of performing over the long run.
Keep in mind that in some cases, we have made standards that would be proverbially called looser with this Oct. 20 change. For example, if you're purchasing a two-unit building that you plan to live in, the maximum loan-to-value ratios will be increasing from 80 to 85 percent. There's a little more flex on those two-unit properties, and we think some additional flex on those is appropriate. This is about looking where we can make those tweaks that are appropriate.
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From my own search, I found several pre-1851 uses. It looks like it may have first appeared in print in a British publication, albeit of an American vernacular dialog, in Adventures in Mexico and the Rocky Mountains by British explorer George Ruxton, 1847 (date check):
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As reported by the NOAD, the origin of the word is early 19th century, probably from dog on it, euphemism for God damn it.
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- Preserves your tires for longer life
- Tire Pressure is better equalized throughout the year
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