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In one book about C programming in Chapter Disk Files I found this explanation:
The function call fclose() represents signal to OS (operating system) to "break" connection between program and the file and to release all resources that was needed to maintain this connection. After the file has been closed
OS automatically adds at the end of the file a special marker called EOF (end of file). EOF has special value that is OS dependent and that value cannot be value that might appear among internal data in the file.
I translated this as best as I can but I'm sure you'll understand.
I know that this EOF has nothing to do with EOF defined in stdio.h as (-1).
I have Win XP and wrote simple program to do some tests.
I located file Test.bin and in it's properties I found this:Code:#include <stdio.h> int main() { int x=1,i; FILE *fp; fp=fopen("Test.bin","wb"); for(i=0;i<1024;i++) fwrite(&x,sizeof(int),1,fp); fclose(fp); return 0; }
size: 4,00 KB (4096 bytes)
size on disk 4,00 KB (4096 bytes)
I know that size of a cluster is 4,00 KB on my disk so my question is:
Is this sufficient to conclude that no special values are added in the file?
If it is (and I suppose it is) how files are stored and maintained by Windows(I mean that special EOF is not part of file)?
If file is bigger then 4 KB it occupies more than one cluster what structure Windows make to keep track of files?
I know these last two questions are not for C board but I hope you'll have an understanding and answer.
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The Town of Oro Valley is trying to determine how to pay for improvements to Lambert Lane, a major east-west roadway connecting La Cañada Drive and First Avenue.
"We are still evaluating our financing options for this project and have not made a final decision," said Stacey Lemos, Oro Valley's finance director. "The options we're looking at are bonding or some other form of short-term borrowing to finance the project, but I don't have any further details at this time."
Lambert Lane would be improved in two phases. First up is an estimated $14.86 million project to widen 2.6 miles of Lambert between La Cañada and First from two to four lanes.
Oro Valley's actual share of the project cost is $1.986 million, according to the Pima Association of Governments' five-year transportation improvement program. A total of $11.2 million in state-shared highway user revenue funds would be committed through PAG to the project over a four-year period starting July 1.
Those state-shared funds "are reimbursements only," said Tim Thurein, senior transportation planner for PAG. "They don't get that money unless they show they've spent it."
"The town is working to take this project to construction," said Jose Rodriguez, engineering division manager on Oro Valley's development and infrastructure management team. In terms of engineering and design work, "we're ready to go."
When it's finished, the stretch of Lambert between La Cañada and Pusch View Lane will be expanded from two adjoining lanes to a four-lane, divided roadway with six-foot multi-use lanes in both directions and a six-foot sidewalk on its north side.
Rodriguez said Oro Valley plans "to salvage as much" of the existing, southside recreation path as it can, and replace what's lost to keep that path intact.
Utilities are moving lines in anticipation of the Lambert Lane project, Rodriguez said. Tucson Electric Power, Southwest Gas, Comcast and Qwest are in various stages of line relocation, he said.
A $10 million widening of Lambert between La Cholla and La Cañada is proposed for reimbursement funding beginning in 2014-15.
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Comments are welcome through May 25 on a draft report of the Pima Association of Governments' five-year regional transportation improvement program.
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The public can rate the relative importance of various factors in transportation improvement, among them safety, air quality, congestion, alternative modes of transportation and more, all of it "given the region's limited funding for transportation," according to a comment form.
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Major road construction projects in the Northwest that may soon see activity are:
• La Cañada, Ina to River. That $35.75 million widening to four lanes is slated for reimbursement funding early in the Pima Association of Governments' five-year transportation improvement plan. "We're hoping that'll bid late summer," said Sal Caccavale, capital improvement program advocacy manager for the Pima County Department of Transportation, at last week's PAG open house at Foothills Mall.
• Naranja, La Cholla to Ironwood Ridge High School. PAG expects to reimburse expenditure of $1.737 million to reconstruct that one-mile section of Naranja by adding a third, two-way central left-turn lane, in addition to sidewalk and road shoulders. The improvement is scheduled for payback funds in fiscal 2010-11 as well as 2011-12.
• Naranja, Ironwood Ridge High School to Shannon. An estimated $3.187 million reconstruction of one mile of roadway is scheduled to receive reimbursement money beginning in fiscal 2014-15.
• La Cholla, Magee to Overton. The 2.5-mile widening to four lanes is estimated at
$28.7 million. Reimbursement funding for engineering and design work has begun, stretching into 2013-14.
• The intersection of Ina and Oracle. PAG said funds are being distributed on that estimated $5.05 million project in the current fiscal year as well as 2011-12. Funding for Oracle and Ina intersection improvement is coming from the Regional Transportation Authority.
• Improvement of Oracle Road from Tangerine north to the Pinal County line, and through the community of Catalina, may begin in fiscal year 2012-13. That project calls for widening 5.8 miles of State Road 77 to six lanes of traffic. Its estimated cost is $36.5 million, with another $8.23 million for three wildlife crossings, according to the PAG document.


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Twice every spring, Brighton High and Alta High put on a soccer show for the rest of the state.
Since Day 1 of sanctioned boys prep soccer, Brighton and Alta, two of the state's most elite soccer programs, have been paired together in the same region, and what has ensued between the two since 1983 has been a whole bunch of fabulous entertainment.
Before mammoth crowds, Brighton and Alta have collided annually in contests that have usually decided region championships, have had huge implications on state playoffs and perhaps most importantly for those involved have given one side bragging rights over the other.
There are many other fantastic boys soccer rivalries in the state Davis-Viewmont, Alta-Jordan, Woods Cross-Bountiful, Ogden-Ben Lomond and Park City-Wasatch all immediately spring to mind but Brighton-Alta has everything: sheer size, a glorious history, legendary coaches, two extremely classy programs and a vast array of star players.
Brighton and Alta will meet for the second time this season at Cottonwood Heights today at 3:30 p.m. And accordingly, the Deseret News presents to our readers today some of the most memorable moments in the illustrious history of Brighton-Alta, as told by the coaches and players who have participated in it.
This isn't meant to be a comprehensive list of the top Brighton-Alta moments but is instead intended to give our readers a taste of what the king of Utah prep soccer rivalries is all about.
My late goal handed eventual champs their lone defeat
Rivalry participant: John Carper, Alta, forward, 1988-90
Year of memory: 1989
In his own words: "Let me start out by saying that Brighton's 1989 team is one of the best high school teams I've ever seen.
"That year, they obviously won the state title, however, they did suffer one loss to the Alta Hawks.
"Brighton had a very strong senior class and we were mostly made up of juniors. Both teams knew each other well, and they had beaten us earlier in the season at Alta.
"I remember it being tied late in the second half when all of a sudden Shane Jones played a through ball to me and I found myself one-on-one with the goalie. I am sure I was so nervous, but luckily I scored and we won.
"The starting sweeper for Brighton at that time was Stuart Bogan. Stuart and I are still great friends, but to this day he still claims I was offside. I just tell him I outran him!"
One of state's all-time best players got tough welcome
Rivalry participant: Justin Labrum, Brighton, midfielder/forward, 1990-93
Year of memory: 1990
In his own words: "One of the biggest memories that sticks out to me is when I was a freshman and played my first game against Alta. We went to play at Alta, and I thought that I was pretty tough playing with all the older guys.
"We got the ball down on their side of the field toward the corner on somewhat of a fast break. My teammate crossed the ball and I seemed to be all by myself. The ball was coming in around the penalty spot, and I thought for sure it would be my first goal against them!
"When I jumped in the air, however, no ball, and the next thing I remember is laying flat on my back, trying to desperately gasp for air and realizing John Ragsdale, Alta's goalie and a good friend and teammate for years to come, had just welcomed me to the big-boys league of high school soccer. I was quite timid to challenge him again!"
I had to score twice to beat Brighton at last second
Rivalry participant: Matt Affleck, Alta, forward, 1995-98
Year of memory: 1997
In his own words: "When we met Brighton at Alta in 1997, the game was tied late. We got a corner kick with seconds left. The ball floated across and I headed it into the goal. I was piled on by my teammates and we had quite the celebration without realizing the ref had called a foul on the play and had given the ball to Brighton no goal!
"We were enraged, but in an attempt to get play going quickly (and to keep the ref from changing his mind about the horrible call) the Bengals quickly took the kick, hit one of their own defenders in the back of the head and the ball flew out for another corner.
"Again the ball came across and I again headed it past the keeper into the net! This time the goal counted, and before the ball was even kicked off the ref blew his whistle to end the game."
Humbling defeat paved way for greater achievements
Rivalry participant: Brandon Russell, Alta, goalkeeper, 1995-97
Year of memory: 1997
In his own words: "A goalkeeper tends to remember games that were lost versus others that were won.
"In 1997, we were ranked No. 1 in the polls and when we visited Brighton late in the year, coach (Lee) Mitchell was nervous that as a team we were overconfident and were not mentally prepared to play our rival. I remember as a player thinking that we would get the win and then make it home in time for a school dance the same evening. We were undefeated and in high school, so we felt invincible.
"Well, the game did not go as planned and we were defeated by a large margin I remember the score but don't believe it needs to be shared!
"That game was a humbling experience and really set the tone for the rest of our season. The loss to Brighton came at a perfect time because it caused us to refocus, and we ended up going 17-1 and winning the state championship."
Coach Cushing goes out on top
Rivalry participant: Tom Cushing, Brighton, head coach, 1980s-2000
Year of memory: 2000
In his own words: "Two memories stand out to me about the rivalry. First, I'll always remember competing against coach Mitchell in all of those games. We grew up together and have been close friends since childhood, and the respect we had for each other fueled the competition.
"Second, Brighton and Alta, for whatever reason, had never met in a state game until 2000, when we played for the state championship. It was my last year as Brighton's coach.
"Well, Brighton and Alta met for the state championship, and we won it."
Bengals kept composure after serious injury to captain
Rivalry participant: Russ Boyer, Brighton, defender, 1992-94; head coach, 2001-present
Year of memory: 2001
In his own words: "The great thing about the Brighton-Alta rivalry is that all the games are played with state-tournament intensity, and the 2001 game at Alta stands out to me because the high level of intensity was matched by emotional circumstances that surrounded the game.
"With five minutes remaining in regulation, Zach Smith, a senior and one of our captains, was seriously injured as he got behind the defense and was taking the ball to the net. He was unconscious and had seizures and was eventually taken off the field in an ambulance. (His jaw was broken and he was out for the season.)
"With the region championship on the line, the game went to overtime, and after 20 minutes of OT proved indecisive, it went to a shootout. Brighton won the shootout but not until the 10th shooter!
"Unbelievably intense."
Rivalry played out on the state's biggest stage again
Rivalry participant: Lee Mitchell, Alta, head coach, 1983-present
Year of memory: 2006
In his own words: "We met for the state championship in 2000 and in 2006, and both stand out to me. They got us in 2000 but we got them in 2006!"The stands at Juan Diego were completely full, and it was back-and-forth all the way. Both teams were so good that year, and I just remember that all of the sudden it was over. There was so much build-up to that game, and all the sudden it was over and we had won when Matt Frogley scored the golden goal in overtime."
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Q&A with smart grid author John Cooper
It's been 18 months since former Austin Energy colleagues John Cooper and Andres Carvallo published "The Advanced Smart Grid: Edge Power Driving Sustainability" (June 2011) and, given changes in how the power industry views grid modernization, I thought it'd be interesting to see how Cooper's vision has changed.
Intelligent Utility: In "The Advanced Smart Grid" you discussed your notion of "Smart Grid 2.0" and even "Smart Grid 3.0." The book's title uses the term "edge power." Would you briefly define each term?
John Cooper: It's pretty straight forward: 1.0 is the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI)-oriented smart grid, 2.0 is the "advanced" smart grid, expanding beyond AMI and demand response (DR) to include distribution and substation automation and the integration of distributed energy resources (DER)—what we called "edge power." Smart Grid 3.0 is a fully advanced network where energy becomes more abundant based on maturing technology, innovation and business models.
Intelligent Utility: How has the smart grid landscape changed and how has your thinking evolved in the two years since you sent your book to the publisher?
Cooper: Let's consider three challenges associated with smart grid. Customer engagement means communicating the smart grid value proposition, in light of rate increases in a tight economy. Security means that, besides ramping up cyber security as digitization progresses, we address the issue of physical protection of key grid assets. Grid vulnerability and resiliency need attention. Smart grid solutions are a definite improvement on awareness and restoration after outages, but the grid remains vulnerable to disruption.
I'm more focused now on what we called "the Edge," including building-based energy systems. I've been thinking about a concept I now call "critical secure energy self-sufficiency," which I see as our route to a hybrid energy economy and the answer to the Hurricane Sandy problem. It's the logical conclusion to the DER trend. As these technologies become cheaper and more capable, they offer more and more compelling value. As adoption picks up, we begin to see the type of grid impacts we talked about back in 2009 in early Pecan Street Project meetings—an array of mutually supporting, interactive components that actively participate in maintaining supply-load equilibrium.
Intelligent Utility: How do you slice and dice "smart grid," then?
Cooper: I've divided my definition of "smart grid" into an infrastructure side, which covers most industry discussions about grid optimization and resiliency, and an energy services side where we start to look at DER and energy as a service, including a building owner perspective. I've found that reorientation of "smart grid" helps in discussions and opens up many new exciting possibilities.
Intelligent Utility: You've recently written in our forum about an "ecosystem of energy" that includes DER, microgrids and end-user strategies, essentially in partnership with utilities responsible for the centralized grid. What are the pros and cons of a centralized grid and the pros and cons of an "energy ecosystem" that involves perhaps more nimble steps by other players?
Cooper: You use the term "centralized grid." I use the term "grid paradigm" to recognize the implicit assumptions we all use about the way things work, which favor incremental change and a supply-side orientation, keeping the grid in the center of our thinking. Consider the relationship that developed between railroads and automobiles. Railroads led transportation for a time. They barely recognized the Model T as competition. With steady improvements to cars and roads, perspectives on the railroad shifted. The grid is today's railroad. It will always have a role, but in the context of many alternatives. We need to start thinking about an emerging hybrid period, with new sources of energy, new participants and new sources of capital funding.
In contrast to a tightly regulated and managed grid, an ecosystem more closely resembles what we see in nature, where infinite complexity is managed without top down control. Rather, individuals constantly adjust their behavior incrementally, and emergent relationships gradually nudge the system into harmony, which benefits a diverse variety of participants.
I like telecom and IT analogies. We didn't jettison the wired telecom network, we augmented it with cell towers. And we didn't flush mainframes when the PC came out, we moved to an increasingly robust information ecosystem, including server farms and the Internet. Now we can begin to imagine moving beyond what I call "dial-tone" electricity—affordable power from the utility coming out of the wall with the promise of high reliability, but also the risk of outages—to a more robust, dynamic and inclusive energy ecosystem.
With multiple sources of power, diverse technologies, new business models and diverse stakeholders we also get greater redundancy and greater resiliency. We'll still need the centralized grid and its affordable, high-voltage power for a long time—steel mills are not going to run on solar power anytime soon. But we can work in lots of new players and lots of new solutions that will improve on and augment grid power, even as we continue to count on the grid to give us the reliability and affordability we need.
Intelligent Utility: Between a regulated rate of return that seems to discourage research and development and innovation and the inertia of organizations that deal in high-voltage electricity with safety, reliability and affordability governing their mandate, utilities are slow moving, apt to follow, almost wary of innovation. I see that changing, but not fast enough for the changes in the world around it. What's your view on the utility organization/culture side and what will change there?
Cooper: As the rate of change increases planning becomes increasingly difficult. And with a more dynamic environment, risk management needs to change as well. The current grid business model has its origins in Chicago over 100 years ago, as Samuel Insull recognized the connections between scale and cost efficiencies and universal power access. He had a stump speech encouraging utility executives to embrace regulation in exchange for a monopoly grant, and now monopoly perspectives have become par for the course.
We needed that kind of stability back then to allow utilities to raise money to finance the construction of the grid. But now that the grid is built, we have more expansive challenges that require new approaches. Our current regulatory model is slow to adapt—there are just too many moving parts now—and the rest of the world is running laps around the utility world. I think it's inevitable that our top-down regulatory approach has to give way to a market approach as conditions become ever more dynamic. Look at what happened to telecom deregulation—we don't see too many telecom folks at utility commissions anymore and telecom executives avoid re-regulation at all costs.
I can see fewer players on the infrastructure side in the next decade. The costs to harden and modernize the grid and downward revenue pressure from grid alternatives will drive less robust utilities to consolidate. But an expansion on the services side to drive more revenue and enhance competitiveness will open up new opportunities, and create jobs. Meanwhile, utilities will expand their marketing capabilities and diversify their offerings based on segmentation of their customer base. Utilities will become less bureaucratic and more innovative over time, just as with large, successful enterprises in other areas of the economy.
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Gortex or Mersilene? Opinions of which is better? I read that mersilene looks more natural. Would 1 provide more exaggerated look than other? 1 surgeon asked if I was happy with how I look from the front view, which I think I am, just have a VERY weak profile, the other didn't ask that. I have a little nose with full lips. 1 surgeon wanted to bring the implant to my lip line, the other thought that would be drastic. Ultimately, it seems U R in the drs hands 2 use his judgment of what looks "natural".
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Choice of Chin Implant Material less important than Surgeon
The Choice of Surgeon more important than choice of implant is the most important
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I will be going to Cozumel in May. It will be my third time to that Island, on a cruise. Both times in the past, I couldn't help but notice that one of the big items for sale was prescription medication. Every other store in Cozumel had some prescriptions meds for sale. Some of the most popular ones were for male EDS (******, ******, Levitra, etc). I did see a couple meds I take for high blood pressure and cholesterol. I was tempted to purchase some but was weary, so I did not.
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Hello. My name isXXXXX will be your Primary Care Technician and I can assist you with your question.
What application are you using for your tasks?
Also, does your android device show the correct time?
If you are using the Google calendar app, you should check under settings - home time zone.
I believe it is the Google Task List - not sure.
Yes my phone has the right time.
I do not know how to do that on my Samsung Gallexy SII.
Ok... on the device, touch the calendar app to open it.
Then touch the menu button - on the SII that is the button on the left bottom - it looks like three lines
Hummm - The Task List is seperate from a calander. I do not use the calander on the phone.
Ok I did touch the three lines on the lef
OK... usually, if it's synced by Google it's done through the calendar app unless you are using something else.
does it have a settings option?
sorry - I am ollllddd and do not understand these new things....
Ah... don't worry. I forget them all the time.
Ok - I have a calander that came with the phone should I go in there
LOL... I just had to do it on my S4 to give you instructions.
Yes, we can start in there.... and just check the time zone.
Open that up, then touch the menu button... you should have an option for settings.
oops - I lost a step here....Open calander and then what
Then touch the menu button on the left bottom
then settings
Then there is a setting called home time zone
check that to make sure it is correct
oops - nope - not on SII - but there are the following
Lock time zone
Select Time Zome
ok.... select time zone.
That's the one
Hummmm - It does not let me "click" on it - It must be part of the "Lock Time Zone" and that is NOT checked.....
Can you see the time zone there?
yes and it is correct
It says Mountain Time
OK. That's fine then.
Are we on Mountain Time or Day Ligjt savings
It depends on where you are.
Actually, no it doesn't
We are currently not on DST
I just checked it amd the task list is still wrong on the time
We just came off it.
Where do you enter your tasks?
OK then when it says Mountain Time it is correct.
I wonder if now that I hit the Lock Time Zone if I need to turn my phone on and off
I enter my task on an app called Task List
Nope - Tasks
"Tasks" are not well defined in Android nor by Google.... Google has different iterations of the task list.
Oh mu
Oh my
The reason I mentioned calendar, is that's currently what they call tasks... calendar also has "tasks" that do not sync with Android. :-/
But there are third party apps that do.
Do you see your tasks in your google account?
When you log into google on your computer?
It's ok... I started by assuming that you were syncing tasks between android and your google account.
But that may not be the case.
Is the SII the only place you ever see your tasks?
NO not the case BUT that would be awesome I think
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my task list and have turned many people on to it.
I would hate to have to start all over
Yes the only place
Turned phone on and off and it did not change.
I wonder if this is a problem in this app
It may be... just a sec. I have an SII I am going to start up.
Who is your service provider?
Boost Mobile
Ok... so this must be the legacy Task app.
Can you please go to your main screen on the device... then press the menu button, then settings.
It is a big blue check mark on top of a calander looking background
I purchased it on Google Play it is not the one that came with the phone
OK... that helps actually.
Is it this one?
Ok... I will install it and check
Sorry you have to do this
I think there is a free one that has ads
But I have the one I had to pay for
It's ok... you are right, actually.
I thought you were old and didn't know this stuff.
I guess I just "hear" things
But I AM OLLLDDD
Ok... this is attached to your google account. So first, let's make sure you have the latest version.
65 - arrrrggggg - I just "TURNED OF AGE"
Oh... not any more.
It will NOT delete my tasks will it?
That's not old ata ll.
I hope not.
What is the latest version number?
No, it won't... I just installed it and it didn't delete my tasks
That is what I have.
This one is a stumper !!!
Ok... please go to gmail.com and log into your google account
OK... now where it says gmail in the upper left with a down arrow, click there and select tasks
That should bring up your tasks.
If the list is tiny, you can click the diagonal arrow to open it in its own window
Does that have your tasks in it already?
It should
When you open the task, right under the date, it will show you where the task came from - if it was manually created, it will just show a box.
If it came from an email it will show that it is related to an email and let you click on it.
That will let you see where the due date is coming from.
I have NEVER done ANYTHING from an email
Ok... you can... if you are in an email and select "followup" or flag it, it will add it to your tasks.
These tasks in google do not have times on them.
And this could be why they do not update.
HUMMMM - I can set a time on my SII ...... you can if you want but you do not have to.
The time feature is specific to the app.
When you set a time in the app, it may give you the message that it doesn't sync with Google.
BUT... there is a default time that the app puts on tasks.
That will show up on tasks entered in the app
Does not give any message
Mine did... but it may just be the first time.
But the fact is, the time doesn't sync with google from this app.
Not because of the app... but because google tasks don't support it.
This is what I mean when I was saying that their definition of tasks is a bit fuzzy.
so I will just have to adjust during this time .....
I actually use the calendar for tasks, which works basically the same way, except that it does support time sync.
Let me check the app, though.
And see why it didn't adjust.
I have LOTS AND LOTS of tasks and many of them have times
Now that we know what app it is.
See what happens if you open the task on your computer and then save it.
hold on
And all is not lost. At least we know it's the app and not google. They do have contact information for the developer.
Interesting - You can set the date in Google but you cannot set the time
Like I was saying. These google tasks do not have a time at all.
That is something that the app you have is doing by itself.
OK - Sooooo - I should email the developer and see if they can help - Right?
That's what I suggest. It seems to be a bug in their app.
They are a known developer with other products, so I would think they have run into this.
I have not emailed all the people I turned on to this app yet to see
if they are having same proble,
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I suspect they all will have the same issue.
(maybe you should lie low...
Do you mean - Maybe everyone who uses this has contacted
They might be looking for you right now!
the developer today and they will FIX it?
That's what will usually happen. They surely won't just ignore it if it is widespread
ROTFL - could be - They all love it as much as I do and this
could be making them all crazy like it is ,me
They are too busy trying to fix it to call you and ask
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SANDY Gemmill (Letters, February 9) expressed concern for our two Celtic cousins with whom I am sure we will continue to enjoy cordial relations, Scottish independence or not.
Both these nations have their own legislative assemblies and I am sure will ultimately find their own solution to the problem of English dominance. However, Mr Gemmill did not mention a third Celtic cousin, Cornwall, which has been quietly absorbed into England and even shares a police force with Devon.
Settlers and holiday cottage owners from the London area have inflated house prices to a locally unsustainable level and have had a deleterious effect on local culture and identity.
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Nevertheless, there is an active Cornish autonomy movement (Mebyon Kernow, or Cornish Nationalists) and attempts are being made to revive, modernise and teach the Cornish language. As in Wales, there is a (Cornish) Gorsedd with bards – and there was a tradition of male voice choirs.
Cornwall's solution would need to suit the Cornish people and may not be the same as ours.
Other cousins include the Bretons, who have a more intransigent imperial master than England – and, of course, the Manx, who enjoy a great deal of independence.
Andrew McCrae,
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THE UK Government manages to turn all positive effects of Scottish independence into negatives ("Breakaway Scotland may need more public bodies", The Herald, February 12).The reported need for 200 new quangos to manage the Scottish services of UK Government bodies is assumed to be bad for Scotland. However, the contrary is true.
At present Scotland contributes 9.6% of the cost of perhaps 230 bodies (the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, the UK Border Agency, TV licensing and so on) which employ 490,000 people throughout the UK. The vast majority of these bodies are based south of the Border, and so Scottish taxpayers are supporting English or Welsh jobs in the civil service; of course, nothing wrong with that. However, the repatriation of perhaps 50% of these bodies north of the Border will lead to thousands, perhaps 20,000-30,000, of new jobs in Scotland at no additional cost to the Scottish taxpayer. This is a major dividend of independence.
In addition to government jobs, there will be a large influx of jobs from foreign governments and companies who feel they need to be represented in Scotland, and this is before any benefit accrues from growing the Scottish economy. So it is time to stop the appalling scaremongering and look to the positive effects of independence.
Ian Grant,
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J B DRUMMOND's letter regarding the invisibility of Scotland on the world stage reminded me of the time some years ago when I met a group of American women in the ladies' room of a restaurant in Venice. They asked me where I came from and when I said Scotland they were really impressed. "That's amazing," they said. "We would never have guessed. You speak English so well."
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Mrs. J. S. Nance, wife of S. M. Nance, died at 2 a m today. She was but recently married to Mr. Nance. At the time of her marriage, she was quite sick, the marriage occurring at the request of Mr. Nance that he might be at liberty to personally wait on her and care for her during her illness, they having been engaged to marry before her illness. Instead of improving, she grew steadily worse until death came early this morning. She was formerly Miss Susie Palmer. The funeral will be held at 5 p m today by Rev. Wm. B. McGarity. The body will be laid to rest in the new cemetery. Mrs. Nance was an estible Christian lady, and her death is regretted by all.
Charley F. Marrs, son of Mr. And Mrs. G. W. Marrs, living southeast of Hillsboro, died at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, aged 8 months. His remains were interred in the Brandon Cemetery this morning.
May 18th DEL RIO TRAGEDY
Del Rio, Texas, May 18—F. L. Griner, a
brother of Judge J. G. Griner, was shot and mortally wounded on the streets of
Del Rio.
A Mexican, Ignacio Hernandez, succeeded in escaping from Del Rio but was captured on the banks of the Rio Grande by officers Hey and Bishop. Had it not been for a rise in the Rio Grande, Hernandez would doubtless have crossed into Mexico and made his escape.
Griner was taken to the home of his brother and it was found that the ball had entered under the right shoulder blade and had ranged down breaking the spinal column. He died without regaining consciousness.


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New research effort to translate basic science into faster bone healing
Researchers from the University of Rochester Medical Center have received a $7.8 million grant to speed the conversion of basic bone science into new treatments that prevent arthritis, improve fracture healing and save limbs. In one case, the research aims to confirm preliminary findings that a handful of patients, previously confined to wheelchairs by fractures that would not heal, were able to walk again after receiving a drug treatment that finally healed the bone.
The award is the first of its kind, a Center of Research Translation (CORT) grant in orthopaedics from the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. It is part of a larger effort by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to fast-track basic scientific findings into meaningful clinical treatments (translational research). With this latest grant, the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Medical Center becomes the best funded of its kind in the nation in terms of NIH research dollars, according to a new ranking for the most recent NIH fiscal year.
The Rochester CORT will explore new ways to heal trauma to bone and cartilage caused by aging and injury. About 3.6 million Americans suffer trauma to bones or soft tissue each year, with the worst damage caused by car crashes, gunshot wounds and falls. The number of orthopaedic injuries has increased in recent years as baby boomers age, and as U.S. soldiers in Iraq continue to suffer severe injuries.
"We are getting close to the point where decades of research finally pay off in new treatments that restore trauma patients' ability to walk and use their limbs," said Randy N. Rosier, M.D., Ph.D., chair of the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Medical Center. "We believe our new center will play a key role in a nationwide effort to reverse long-term disability," said Rosier, also principal investigator for the grant.
Research Highlights
Led by Rosier, the first CORT research project will seek to develop ways to predict who is likely to suffer from osteoarthritis in the knee after injury to the meniscus, the sponge-like layer that protects joints from the impact of running and jumping, and then to create a targeted drug therapy to stop it. As many as 40 percent of young patients who sustain meniscal tears in the knee joint following injury have damaged the cartilage of the surface of the joint. Over time, this damaged cartilage deteriorates to become a leading cause of osteoarthritis, which causes joint inflammation and pain in 40 million Americans.
The researchers believe that damage to the meniscus mistakenly switches on a normal repair process by which cartilage is transformed into bone, but in the wrong place, damaging the bone. Perhaps as part of a faulty repair attempt, the meniscus, when injured, makes large amounts of inflammatory proteins that suppress levels of transforming growth factor (TGF-beta), a protein that regulates bone formation. Early research shows that without adequate amounts of TGF-beta, cartilage matures into bone inappropriately, worsening the damage to the joint. With the mechanisms clarified, researchers hope to design new drugs that selectively counter the suppression of TGF-beta in the joint to prevent the problem.
The second research effort will be led by Regis O'Keefe, M.D., Ph.D., associate chair of the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation, as well as director of the University's Center for Musculoskeletal Research. O'Keefe's program aims to understand how aging delays fracture healing, particularly in relation to an enzyme called cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2). COX-2 is the same enyzme targeted by popular pain relievers called COX-2 inhibitors (e.g. Celebrex). In past studies, researchers have shown that COX-2 is present at higher levels during fracture healing. As a person ages, however, COX-2 levels dip, and the current project is designed to clarify the reasons why. More importantly, researchers seek to use this information to develop strategies to improve fracture healing in elderly patients.
Taking the next step, a team led by J. Edward Puzas, Ph.D., professor of Orthopaedics, and Susan Bukata, M.D., assistant professor of Orthopaedics, will launch a clinical trial to see whether teriparatide, a fragment of parathyroid hormone, can correct for lower levels of the COX-2 enzyme in older patients. Parathyroid hormone (PTH) regulates the processes of bone formation and recycling. Teriparatide is an approved treatment of osteoporosis under the brand name Forteo, but researchers believe it may also raise levels of COX-2 in the area of a fracture.
In the new study, 50 patients over the age of 55 with pelvic fractures will be randomized to receive either teriparatide or saline once a day for three months. This line of research is based on preliminary cases where patients with osteoporosis confined to wheelchairs by pelvic fractures, or to neck braces by spinal fractures, that would not heal, regained the ability to walk or move after being treated with Forteo.
The third research area, led by Edward M. Schwarz, Ph.D., professor of Orthopaedics, will test a new method for replacing large segments of bone that are too shattered to heal, or are simply missing, to prevent amputation. Bone loss is an urgent issue for car crash victims, bone cancer patients and troops injured in the Middle East. Dead bone donated from cadavers is currently used to replace large portions of missing bone in trauma patients.
Unlike live bone, dead bone neither re-grows new blood vessels (re-vascularizes) nor recycles and replaces old bone (remodels). Thus, daily wear and tear causes unrepaired microfractures to accumulate in large dead bone transplants (allografts), and more that 50 percent fail within 10 years. Schwarz's lab has developed a gene therapy with the potential to trick the body into revascularizing and remodeling transplanted bone, making transplants more likely to succeed over time.
The CORT grants were awarded to four of the 28 institutions that applied, with successful applications proposing a large body of related research with potential for dramatic impact on specific diseases. All the winning proposals included research ready to be tested in human trials.
"I believe the team's combined work will lead to new ways of treating patients with musculoskeletal diseases worldwide," O'Keefe said. "An added benefit is that our department has become a national leader in musculoskeletal research at a time when research funding from the NIH is on the decline."
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Reid Calls on Bush to Join Democrats in Working to Secure America
Democratic Leader Harry Reid released the following statement:
(Washington, DC) "I am deeply disappointed to see that President Bush is opposed to our efforts to put America on the path towards energy independence. Democrats are determined to end our growing dependence on foreign oil and take real actions that will reduce that dependence and move America in the right direction. Democrats understand that securing our nation takes more than bullets and bombs; it requires reducing our reliance on Middle Eastern oil.
"In order to reduce our reliance on foreign oil, Democrats proposed a bold new initiative to reduce our dependence on foreign oil by 40 percent in 20 years. Democrats also support a renewable electricity standard that will increase our production of renewable energy and create new jobs. In addition, it is time to put science ahead of politics and take the necessary steps to address global warming. Simply ignoring the truth will not solve our problems.
"If the president is really serious about energy independence then he should join us in working together to secure America. Instead of simply opposing these commonsense approaches, the president should meet us in the commonsense center in reforming our approach to energy independence. We cannot drill our way out of our dependence on foreign oil – we must use the great spirit of American innovation and ingenuity. It will benefit our security, our economy and our environment."


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A panel of experts reviewing the nuclear fuel cycle policy in light of the Fukushima crisis has agreed that while a fast-breeder reactor has advantages, from a technology viewpoint it can't be considered a realistic option for the next 20 to 30 years.
The nuclear fuel policy involves reprocessing spent fuel to produce plutonium that can be reused to produce electricity.
The subcommittee of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission said in a draft document summarizing its discussions that two viable options during the next few decades would be to not reprocess spent nuclear fuel, and to recycle plutonium-uranium mixed oxide fuel, or MOX fuel.
The former option is called the "once-through" cycle, in which uranium fuel is used in nuclear reactors just one time and disposed of by burying it in the ground. In the latter option, MOX fuel is manufactured from plutonium recovered from spent nuclear fuel and used in ordinary reactors.
Japan has used MOX fuel in reactors, and the government has said the commercialization of a fast-breeder reactor would be expected to drastically improve the efficiency of nuclear fuel resource utilization. At present, the only such reactor, the accident- and scandal-prone Monju prototype in Fukui Prefecture, remains shut down and facing a bleak future amid mounting safety fears and budgetary concerns.
Tatsujiro Suzuki, chairman of the subcommittee, told a news conference Thursday that he thinks a fast-breeder reactor has "extremely advantageous characteristics from a long-term viewpoint."
But he added there are uncertainties about the reactor's development, and the draft document said other technologies could serve as alternatives.
The document also said the "once-through" cycle has high economic efficiency, while MOX recycling has high efficiency of uranium use.
The subcommittee plans to come up with policy options on nuclear fuel cycles that are expected to be reflected in discussions to decide the country's overall energy policy.


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2016-2017 School Year Applications
New Pre-K-8 Families for 2016-2017 School Year
We are now enrolling new Pre-K to 8th grade students into Sacred Heart School. Please do not hesitate to contact Susana Knapp if you have any interest in the school as we are blessed with availability in several grade levels for 2016-2017 including Kindergarten. She will be happy to go over the application process and our admissions program which includes personal tours for interested families. This is a great opportunity to see our outstanding teachers in action, our engaged and kind children as they interact with each other, and our involved parent community helping in and outside the classrooms.
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New Afternoon Session of Pre-K for fall of 2016
Our morning Pre-K for next fall 2016 is already fully enrolled, but we are really excited to now offer the same great program in the afternoon. Just like the morning session, we will have up to 16-18 students and it will run for 3 hours a day, every day of the week. The afternoon program will start at 12:10 and end at 3:10pm. Please contact Susana right away if you are interested in this opportunity!
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Welcome to Alabama State University. The following assistives navigation will help you jump to specific areas of the page.
Alabama State University offers the Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) degree. This three-year degree prepares graduates as entry level physical therapists eligible to sit for the National Physical Therapy Exam administered by the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy. Licensure is necessary to practice physical therapy.
"Physical Therapy is a dynamic profession with an established theoretical base and widespread clinical applications in the preservation, development, and restoration of optimal physical function. Every day, physical therapists in the United States help approximately 1 million people alleviate pain; prevent the onset and progression of impairment, functional limitation, disability, or changes in physical function and health status resulting from injury, disease, or other causes; and restore, maintain and promote overall fitness and optimum quality of life as related to movement and health.
As essential participants in the healthcare delivery system, physical therapists assume leadership roles in rehabilitation services, prevention and health maintenance programs, and professional and community or4ganizations. They also play important roles in developing healthcare policy and appropriate standards for the various elements of physical therapist practice to ensure availability, accessibility, and excellence in the delivery of physical therapy services." – Guide to Physical Therapist Practice, July 1999
The Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at Alabama State University is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. Telephone: (703) 706-3245; Email: email@example.com; Website: http://www.capteonline.org.
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A WOMAN strangled her cheating boyfriend and then left his body in a wheelie bin in her bedroom for over a week, a court heard.
By the time police found Shaun Corey, 42, of Rossendale, his body was so badly decomposed police could not establish a cause of death.
Karen Otmani, 42, was also seeing other men including Bernard Beddoe, 60, but killed Mr Corey after drugging and restraining him, it is claimed.
Beddoe helped her put the body in the bin where it was left to rot, the Old Bailey trial was told.
The court heard the couple had a son together but the relationship was 'tempestuous and inconsistent.'
'She killed Shaun Corey by strangling or suffocating him at her flat in south east London,' said prosecutor Bobbie Cheema.
'It happened at a time when the relationship was faltering. She was clearly unsatisfied. She believed he has been unfaithful.
'Bernard Beddoe assisted her in the killing and in the preparations she made to try and hide the body of the man who died.'
Otmani had met another boyfriend Keith Jones on a dating website and told him she wanted to kill Mr Corey.
'Karen Otmani had considered various ways in which he could get rid of her ex partner in the months before June 2011,' said Ms Cheema.
'She first referred to the possibility of killing Mr Corey when he would not leave her flat in May 2011.
'Her initial idea was to knock out Shaun and then friends of hers would take Shaun away to a remote place.'
Otmani hoped that Mr Corey would wake up feeling 'confused and disorientated' and would never return.
Then Otmani gave Mr Jones some blue liquid in a plastic bag which she said would make render those who drank it unconscious and asked him to test it.
Mr Jones later told police that, on June 8, Otmani had taken him to her room and asked him whether he could smell anything before pointing to a stack of boxes covered in blankets.
Ms Cheema said: "Karen Otmani then pointed out a protruding bump on one of the boxes and said to him 'He's in there'.
"She said she'd measured her freezer but it was too small and she needed to get another freezer."
Jurors heard Otmani told Mr Jones that she had drugged Mr Corey's beer, taken him downstairs to her room and tied him to the bed.
When he started to wake up she placed a plastic bag over his head, the court was told, while Beddoe was in the room.
Ms Cheema said: "She held the bag over his head, pulling it as tight as she could until he breathed his final breath."
Mr Jones said Otmani had asked him to take the box away and bury it in his garden. He refused and eventually contacted the police who found the body in the bin, sealed around the top with a thick layer of adhesive.
The court heard Otmani told officers: "I killed him. He freaked me out and I killed him."
A young boy heard the murder in the flat in Stanstead Road, Forest Hill, on the morning of June 4 last year, the court heard.
The two accused killers and Mr Corey were arguing with each other in Otmani's bedroom, the jury was told.
'After hearing further shouting between the three people who were now in Otmani's bedroom, the noise stopped,' said Miss Cheema.
'That was the end of it. Both defendants stayed downstairs of a bit longer. They both then returned upstairs and made drinks in the kitchen.'
The boy was told that Mr Corey was asleep because he was 'very, very tired.'
'After that the boy heard no more sounds from Shaun. Later he was told that Shaun had left and he never saw Shaun again,' Miss Cheema said.
'He did notice that Shaun's car was still parked near the house. He was worried that Shaun never returned for the car.'
Miss Cheema added: 'Shaun Corey died at the hands of these two defendants some time on the 4th in that flat having been drugged and restrained the night before.'
It was not until June 15 that the body of Mr Corey, who was born and raised in Bacup and has family still living in the area, was found at the flat, wrapped in a tarpaulin in the bin.
Beddoe, of Revelon Road, Brockley and Otmani both deny murder.
Beddoe further denies assisting Otmani to hide the body.


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I've been in and out of therapy for herniated discs in my back for years. I do o.k. most of the time but, have flare up occassionally. In Feb. 2010 I herniated 2 discs in my neck and promptly went to my chiropractor. After 2 months of treatment/therapy etc., there was little improvement so, he recommended steriods -shots or pill form. I could sleep in an elevated position, thank God but, couldn't eat sitting down - had to eat standing and driving was painful - and I drive a lot with my job.
Steroids were next. I had taken oral steriods at 3 different times in my life for herniated discs and shingles. It took 10 years to get rid of the weight I packed on as a result plus get my health back and I didn't want to go through that again. Shots anywhere near my spinal cord just plain scare me. So, I researched on oils-testimonials.com and the Essential Oil Pocket Reference and decided to try a cocktail of Idaho Balsam Fir, Wintergreen and Peppermint on my poor neck. I had an MRI done so, I knew where the injuries where. I applied only about 3 or so drops of the Idaho Balsam Fir, 4 - 6 drops of Wintergreen and the same of Peppermint 4 - 6 times a day right over the injured areas or vertebrates and the painful muscles and repeated whenever the pain came back. I noticed relief within 10 - 20 min. of each application and every 2 - 3 days the number of applications needed diminished.
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TWIN LAKES TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - Street Vacation
The Board of Twin Lakes Township, Carlton County, Minnesota, (the "Board") has been authorized by the electors of the township at the recessed annual meeting of September 1, 2004 pursuant to Minn. Stat. 164.06, subd. 1 to vacate a roadway within Twin Lakes Township, more particularly described as follows:
New Legal Description of Proposed Street Vacation:
All that part of the 50 foot-wide Street according to the recorded plat of SECOND ADDITION TO OLSONVILLE, located in Section 10, Township 48, Range 17, Carlton County, Minnesota, described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Lot 9, Block 1, of said plat; thence southwesterly, along the southerly lines of Lot 8, 9, and Outlot A, of said Block 1, a distance of 310.52 feet to a line 33.0 feet north of and parallel with the south line of the 33.0 foot-wide Street as shown on said plat; thence easterly, along last described parallel line, a distance of 86.72 feet to the southerly line of said 50 foot-wide Street as shown on said plat; thence northeasterly, along last described southerly line, a distance of 207.70 feet to the west line of Lot 10, of said Block 1; thence northerly, along said west line of Lot 10 a distance of 59.34 feet to the point of beginning.
The Town Board has scheduled a public hearing to take place on May 21, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. at the Carlton Fire Hall, 100 4th St. N., Carlton, MN, to discuss and possibly take action on the vacation. All persons interested in the proceedings or desiring to be heard on this matter are welcome to attend and will be permitted to participate and be heard at this public hearing.
Dated this 6th day of May, 2014.
Susan M. Chapin, Clerk
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SALINAS, Calif. — The recession means more bare dirt and late plantings in the Salinas Valley alongside green rows of iceberg.
More conservative consumer spending practices caused by the poor economy affect fresh produce companies of all sizes as they start the busiest time of year in the country's top lettuce-growing region.
Companies are reporting fewer acres at the start of season and an unwillingness to gamble by overplanting. There just may not be enough buyers.
"We've sort of geared our business toward foodservice," said Michael Boggiatto, president of Boggiatto Produce Inc. Boggiatto said foodservice sales have been softening for the past several years — falling sharply this year — and the company's volume is down because of that.
Nevertheless, he is still filling orders for the company's signature baby iceberg and other foodservice-oriented commodities, Boggiatto said. He said he expects the bottom of the market is near.
"Things will turn around," he said, "they have to."
Mark McBride, sales manager for Coastline Produce Inc., said while sales are remaining steady even though acreage is down the recession has given the company a chance to improve its grower base and boost the availability of its products.
"We are definitely trying to upgrade our growers in all areas," McBride said.
McBride declined to comment on how specifically the recession has affected the company's sales but "we are still doing well." He said he believes the industry will come out of the economic downturn more efficient and adjust to the new market.
Rick Antle, president of Tanimura & Antle, said he does not consider produce to be recession-proof because if that was so prices would be increasing as volumes fall for commodities.
"We're recession-resistant," Antle said.
Antle said the company is looking to increase plantings this season to meet customer needs.
Danny Canales, vice president of sales and marketing for Misionero Vegetables, Gonzales, said the company is feeling the recession through its foodservice business. Over the past eight years, Misionero, a processor of salads and wash-and-trim fresh-cut vegetables, did more business in foodservice than retail, though that's changed now, and retail sales are helping to offset any decline in foodservice.
"We have been able to retain market share and achieve growth," Canales said of the company's plan to achieve 25% growth this year.
"We think it's obtainable," he said owing to the company's reputation for high quality products and variety of organic and conventional salads.
Steve Church, vice president and director operations for Church Brothers, LLC, said this year so far has been one of the best for the company.
The past four years were like a recession for produce, Church said, but the company is marketing and expanding its customer base. That and acreage reduction have helped it manage supply, he said.


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Despite the Drug Administration of Viet Nam (DAV) banning medicine containing sibutramine in April because it creates breathing difficulties, a herbal medicine called Lishou containing the substance, can still to be found at some drugstores.
The fat reducing drug, made from herbal ingredients, carries the Good Manufacturing Practices logo, a Ministry of Public Security stamp preventing counterfeit goods, and an import stamp from the Phu Hai Medical Equipment JSC in Ha Noi.
According to its wrapper, the Ministry of Health's Viet Nam Food Administration (VFA) also issued the drug with quality certification.
However, Director of the Phu Hai Medical Equipment JSC Vu Tan Cuong confirmed that Lishou slimming capsules were indeed fake.
"Lishou, which we have imported and distributed, was indeed found to be counterfeit despite its letters, images, logos and stamps," he said.
Lishou was certified not to contain sibutramine by the National Institute for Food Safety and Hygiene Tests, Cuong added.
Last month a pharmacist from a HCM City drugstore told a Tuoi tre (Youth) newspaper reporter that some customers had complained of suffering from breathing difficulties and quickened heartbeats, upon which a product sample was sent off to the HCM City Institute for Drug Testing.
Results revealed that each Lishou capsule contained 24.6mg of the banned substance.
"The amount of banned substance present in each capsule was 240 per cent that of the regulated amount," the pharmacist said.
Associate professor Nguyen Huu Duc, from the HCM City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, said that sibutramine hydroclorid could affect the central nervous system, decreasing appetite and influencing the cardiovascular system.
According to the Viet Nam Pharmacy Dictionary 2007, the substance was previously used in weight loss treatment at dosages of 10-15mg per day. The substance is said to cause increased blood pressure, insomnia, headaches, vertigo and taste disorders. Because of its dangerous effects, the DAV banned all medicine containing the substance from circulation on April 15.
Director of the VFA Nguyen Cong Khan said that the administration had already suspended a number of substandard medicines from circulation and that it would continue its investigations into potentially harmful products. — VNS
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