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Title: Natural Remedies For You
Is this you?
Chronic vaginal yeast infections, your medication no longer works, unexplained emotional and physical symptoms, and your doctor can no longer help you...
How Would You Like To Know How To Eliminate The Candida Yeast And All Of Your Yeast Infection Symptoms From Your Body With An Easy, Natural, 100% Drug Free Candida Cleansing Program.
Do you suffer from any of these symptoms...
- White vaginal discharge
- Vaginal itching and soreness
- Rash on outer lips of the vagina, and head of the penis on men
- Pain when urinating
- Pain when having sexual intercourse
Worse still, are you suffering from any of these yeast infection symptoms...
- Severe pre-menstrual syndrome
- Recurrent yeast infections or urinary tract infections
- Recurrent fungal infections such as " jock itch ", athlete's foot, or ringworm
- Rectal itching
- Prostatitis
- Poor memory
- Muscle pains
- Memory loss, severe mood swings, and feeling mentally " disturbed "
- Lack of concentration
- Irritability
- Impotence
- Gastro Intestinal problems such as: bloating, gas, intestinal cramps, chronic diarrhea, constipation, or
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Title: How to do the Raw Food Diet
Author: Christopher Westra
You can have someone with experience teach you how to start the raw food life
Get specifics about the raw food diet! ...by someone who has experience.
If you want to learn how to consistently gain the energy, focus, and vitality to achieve your dreams, then you need the information in this ebook!
Here are just some of the mind-expanding secrets this ebook has for you
- What the organization all-species.org says about the number of species on this earth, and what this means for raw food!
- How to keep yourself physically satisfied on raw foods by eating the proper amount of raw plant fats. (Hint - It's probably more than you think)
- How to tell, using specific guidelines, how you are doing in the area of physical performance. We are capable of much more...
- How to ensure your success by increasing the number of reasons you have for switching to raw food.
- Specific ways to get along happily in a cooked food world while on the raw food diet. Hint - don't be a preacher.
- The #1 mistake most people make when starting raw foods, and how to do the exact opposite for success!
- A four page list of positive societal changes that could result when large numbers of people switch back to raw food.
- The awesome truth about the taste awakenings that result from a raw diet.
- How to visualize the health you want in a way that
Arthritis Pain Relief & Prevention
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Title: Arthritis Pain Relief & Prevention
Warning: This report may be oh so welcome - - especially if there's no doctor in the house!
Take Charge of Your Arthritis!
Now in less than 5-Minutes & the time it takes to make an appointment with your healthcare provider...
You can Get a Grip on Arthritis Pain & Prevention
- Maybe a little gentle, bedside manner in your battle for joint pain relief would be great?
- Could you use some help understanding arthritis?
Well, even if you are not sure if arthritis is the issue with you or your friend or loved one... and you would like to learn more first ...
Or you have a great medical provider at hand but would still like up-to-date information to help with your understanding of arthritis healthcare options available today...
You've clicked on the right site!
Dear Health Warriors,
Life isn't easy. At any age.
Sometimes you or someone you may run into nagging joint problems or even once-in-awhile problems. Consider some of these, for example:
- Typing on a keyboard at work or home causes wrist pain.
- Getting out of the car triggers knee pain.
- Bending over to tie your shoes or simply getting out of bed causes annoying, embarrassing pain.
Well, we're inviting you to take charge of your health and learn more now about arthritis pain relief and prevention. Team up with us,... Click here to read the full description!
Title: The Hard Gainer Report
Author: Greg Sushinsky
This dynamic 68 page ebook, which combines a lifetime of training experience with extensive research from a hard gainer who's been there, will show you how to make the best gains of your life, & how to keep gaining!
You may have tried everything, you think, every routine & diet, but still you have trouble gaining strength & muscle. You work out hard-or try to-work out like everybody else, you struggle & try to lift heavy (but you can't, or you get injured), you follow popular routines & diets, but still you don't gain. And you wonder, what's wrong?
What can you do?
Well, now there is hope for you! You are a HARD GAINER, someone who can't gain muscle & strength as easily as most people who work out-even if they tell you they have a hard time, you have a harder time-maybe you don't gain at all. You can train for months or even years-haven't you? And still you make minimal progress, or the muscle & strength you gain is soon lost. Don't be discouraged...
Don't sit on the sidelines, & let everybody else workout & gain the muscle &
strength you've always wanted. This 68-page power-packed ebook is actually an
Title: How To Reverse Lupus Now!
Author: Matt Traverso
At last, the ONLY Manual that Helps OVERCOME YOUR LUPUS Safely and Effectively!
Discover How YOU can Conquer Your
Lupus Naturally & Take Your Life Back For Good with Lupus Natural Cure!
... and find out what today's top medical scientists,
Here's just a few things you'll learn about how to get back into health... and stimulate your body to restore your pancreas and produce more insulin...
- Why we all are becoming so prone to killer diseases. Find out how the pharmaceutical and food industry are conspiring to poison you and make you sick (Hint: American medical system is now the leading cause of death in the US).
- Why treating the symptoms of disease is like using an umbrella inside your house instead of fixing the roof.
- Which food industries use advertising to encourage doctors to tell you that their "food" is good for you - just like those cigarette ads in the 1950's!
- What to do and what NOT to do to normalize your blood sugar levels naturally and effectively.
- Those not-so "innocent" yet everyday substances that are currently attacking your body and severely damaging your pancreas.
- The single most effective fruits and vegetables in cleaning up excess acidic waste... and how to cleanse your pancreas completely from systemic acidosis.
- The most powerful creator of health (Hint: it's not a food or vitamin!)
- The best way to simplify the task of making
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The Sunless Tanning Guide
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Title: The Sunless Tanning Guide
Now in under 5-Minutes & the time it takes to grab your tanning lotion, swim suit, and flip flops ...
You can lighten your tanning worries & darken your skin; in short....get help now with The Sunless Tanning Guide
Interested in getting a tan?
But maybe people have been telling you that you can get skin cancer if you're out in the sun too long?
So you think about a tanning booth or tanning lamp... But people say that they're not safe either.
So you check into other tanning solutions. You find there are many: tanning pills, tanning lamps, tanning lotions, tanning gels, tanning accelerators...ugh!
What happens over time? Maybe some of these:
- Your hands and clothing, not to mention your favorite chair and bathrobe, were tanned - and stained - - in the process.
- You try some tanning products. You turn orange.
- Your tan starts flaking and you aren't sure what to do.
- You aren't sure whether to moisturize first, exfoliate last, use tanning solution in the middle? You wonder what you really need. And in what order..?
- You don't know how to tell which tanning products are safe. SPF stands for Should Put First, right? But you're still safe out in the sun, right?
- You quit - - for now... and head back to the tanning booth, fully intent to pick up your sunless tanning research and experiment where you left off sometime next week. Or maybe next month over a
Title: The Amazing Carpal Tunnel Cure
Author: Peter G Cronje
Discover How You Can Also Cure Your Carpal Tunnel Pain:
"She Was Shocked And Amazed When Her Carpal Tunnel Pain Went Away Forever..."
Introducing The Most Effective System For Curing Your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome..."How To Cure Your CARPAL TUNNEL" Self Treatment System
Here's just some of what you'll learn within the "How To Cure Your Carpal Tunnel":
- Why you MUST follow this simple self treatment program if you want to get rid of your pain and take charge of your health
- The two "postural dysfunctions" that are so simple to identify and is shockingly responsible for most carpal tunnel syndrome.
- How to correctly strengthen your postural muscles to prevent future injuries and degeneration to your spine and wrist joints... and why most of the exercises you might be doing now could be just aggravating your carpal tunnel syndrome!
- A Detailed, Step-by-Step, Hold you by the hand "Self Treatment Plan" that show you exactly what YOU need to do today to restore normal muscle balance and posture to eliminate your carpal tunnel syndrome
- 4 Simple "self evaluation tests" you can perform in the comfort of your home to help you pinpoint which postural dysfunction you have and exactly what's causing your symptoms.
Here's just some of what you'll learn in My "How To Cure Your Carpal Tunnel" Videos:
- Why most of the exercises you are doing could be aggravating... Click here to read the full description!
Title: The Silent Killer Exposed
"Medical Researcher Reveals The Astonishing But True Method of How Almost Anyone Can Drop Their Blood Pressure Through The Floor Using An All-Natural Secret Alternative To Harmful Drugs... Almost Overnight...Guaranteed Or He'll Reimburse Your Very Tiny Investment!"
"This Amazing But True Discovery Is Destined To Humiliate The Big Drug Companies As Millions Of Consumers Abandon High-Priced Drugs With Harmful Side Effects In Favor Of This Shocking, All Natural Method To Lower Blood Pressure!"
Here's what the American Heart Association listed as potential side effects:
- symptoms of asthma
- swollen ankles
- swelling around the eyes
- skin rashes
- possible nightmares
- occasional dizziness
- loss of taste
- leg cramps
- insomnia
- impotence
- heartburn
- heart palpitations (your heart flutters unpredictably)
- headache
- hacking cough
- fluid retention (marked weight gain)
- fever
- fatigue
- excessive hair growth
- dryness of the mouth
- drowsiness or sluggishness
- diarrhea
- depression
- constipation
- cold hands and feet
- attacks of gout
- anemia
- aches and pains in the joints
- a stuffy nose
- a slow heartbeat
- a chronic dry
- (rare instances) kidney damage
The Complete Guide To Eczema And Psoriasis
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Title: The Complete Guide To Eczema And Psoriasis
Author: Robert Ashe
Do you find yourself pulling on long sleeved garments even when it's sweltering outdoors? Do you avoid social gatherings? Do you chew your fingernails down to the quick just so you won't scratch until you bleed?
Well, if you can relate then chances are that you suffer from eczema or psoriasis.
Years ago there was a specific brand of shampoo that used the phrase "The Heartbreak of Psoriasis" to advertise their product. That phrase came to represent many situations in life that are seemingly uncontrollable.
Many people who suffer from eczema and psoriasis feel as though they are in a never-ending uncontrollable situation. Because there is no "cure" they suffer from embarrassment which can lead to lack of self-esteem and self-worth.
Having psoriasis or eczema does not make an individual a pariah. It is not contagious. They are actual diseases for which there are no specific cures but there are effective methods of treatment. Some of these treatments can even put the condition into remission.
If you or a loved one suffers from these skin conditions, what you need to do is arm yourself with information and "The Complete Guide To Eczema And Psoriasis" will give you just what you need to learn how to deal with the problem and how to go forward.
Here's a list of just a few of the helpful things you find inside:
- What causes eczema?
- What is
Title: Primary Care - Oral Health Action Pack
Author: Robert Nara
Heal Decayed Teeth, Painful & Bleeding Gums. Keep Your Teeth & Gums HEALTHY FOR LIFE ...
...Despite the Dentist.
Over 79.7% of American adults (21+) ALREADY have some degree of Gum Disease.
If you are over 40, it is almost a certainty and YOU MAY NOT EVEN KNOW IT!
The 'Primary Care Oral Health Action Pack' will...
- Favorably change the way you look at your oral health and what affects it
- Reveal the TRUE CAUSE of cavities, decay of bone and tissue and disclose the proper biological balance
- Put YOU in command over this contagious, yet EASILY preventable disease which runs rampant thoughout our population
- Increase your knowledge of YOUR teeth and gums, YOUR entire oral environment and yes, your SMILE!
- Change the way you look at your oral health and what affects it
- Allow you to TAKE ACTION to restoring your teeth and gums to optimum health while preventing further decay and damage, as well as preventing any related problems such as heart disease
Potentially save you tens of thousands of dollars over a lifetime by avoiding the work of your dentist and specialist(s)... you may no longer need their services!
Thousands of people just like you were at a loss at what to do about the pain and discomfort from the unnecessary decay of the teeth and gums... They now know and apply this simple science of prime oral... Click here to read the full description!
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Traveling Luck for Kingdom Hall, Indiana, United States
Where is Kingdom Hall?What's around Kingdom Hall?
Wikipedia near Kingdom Hall
Where to stay near Kingdom Hall
The timezone in Kingdom Hall is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 08:36 and Sunset at 18:24. It's light
Latitude. 39.8578°, Longitude. -86.1936°
Weather near Kingdom Hall; Report from Indianapolis, Eagle Creek Airpark, IN 11.1km away
Weather :
Temperature: 9°C / 48°F
Wind: 13.8km/h Southwest gusting to 23km/h
Cloud: Sky Clear
Weather :
Temperature: 9°C / 48°F
Wind: 13.8km/h Southwest gusting to 23km/h
Cloud: Sky Clear
Satellite map around Kingdom Hall
Loading map of Kingdom Hall and it's surroudings
Geographic features & Photographs around Kingdom Hall, in Indiana, United States
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Grandview (1.7km)
- Highwoods (2.1km)
- Knollton Heights (2.4km)
- Broadmoor (2.4km)
- Rocky Ripple (2.5km)
- Crows Nest (2.6km)
- Spring Hills (2.9km)
- Delaware Trails (3.2km)
- North Crows Nest (3.3km)
- Wynnedale (3.6km)
- Spring Mill Estates (3.7km)
- Holida (3.9km)
- Shooters Hill (3.9km)
- Woodstock (4.2km)
- Wolfington (4.4km)
- Hoover Crest (4.5km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- University United Methodist Church (0.9km)
- Saint Monica Roman Catholic Church (1.2km)
- Kessler Krest Independent Baptist Church (2.3km)
- Faith United Methodist Church (2.3km)
- Memorial United Methodist Church (3km)
- Saint Pauls Episcopal Church (3.5km)
- Meridian Street United Methodist Church (3.7km)
- Saint Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church (4.1km)
- Fairview Presbyterian Church (4.2km)
- Augusta Christian Church (4.2km)
- University Park Christian Church (4.3km)
- Pleasant View Evangelical Lutheran Church (4.3km)
- Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church (4.4km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Crooked Creek Elementary School (0.4km)
- Saint Monica School (1.2km)
- Grandview Elementary School (2km)
- Orchard Country Day School (2.7km)
- Butler University (3.4km)
- Christian Seminary (3.7km)
- Dewitt S Morgan Elementary School (3.7km)
- Westlane Junior High School (3.9km)
- Saint Thomas Aquinas School (4.1km)
- Noble School (4.2km)
- Joseph J Bingham Elementary School (4.4km)
- Immaculate Heart School (4.4km)
- Harcourt Elementary School (4.4km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Kingdom Hall (0km)
- Broadmoor Country Club (1.2km)
- Highland Country Club (1.9km)
- Westlane Shopping Center (2km)
- Etz Chaim Sephardic Congregation (2.9km)
- Congregation B'nai Torah (3km)
- Ary-Way Northwest Shopping Center (3.4km)
- Congregation Beth-El Zedeck (4.2km)
- Augusta Plaza (4.2km)
- tower;
- a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- WPGW-AM (Portland) (2.7km)
- WIRE-AM (Indianapolis) (2.7km)
- WAJC-FM (Indianapolis) (2.9km)
Accommodation around Kingdom Hall
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Culver Branch (0.4km)
- Highwood Branch (2.9km)
- Augusta Branch (3km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Glen Haven Memorial Park (1.3km)
- Washington Park North Cemetery (1.4km)
- Salem Cemetery (4km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Holliday Park (3.9km)
Wikipedia entries close to
Kingdom Hall
- Crows Nest, Indiana city city o
- Rocky Ripple, Indiana city city o
- North Crows Nest, Indiana city city o
- Spring Hill, Indiana city city o
- Wynnedale, Indiana city city o
- Meridian Hills, Indiana city city o
- Broad Ripple city city o
- Williams Creek, Indiana city city o
- Indianapolis 500 sport
- Indianapolis Motor Speedway landmark sport
- Indianapolis (balance), Indiana city city o
- Speedway, Indiana city city o
- Indiana State House landmark government
- Chase Tower (Indianapolis) landmark tower
- Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument Indianapolis landmark monument
- Indianapolis city city b
Airports close to Kingdom Hall
Indianapolis international(IND), Indianapolis, Usa (21.6km)
Grissom arb(GUS), Peru, Usa (106km)
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Traveling Luck for Coffeen Park Campground, Wyoming, United States
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The timezone in Coffeen Park Campground is America/Cambridge_Bay
Sunrise at 07:14 and Sunset at 16:35. It's light
Latitude. 44.5203°, Longitude. -107.2425° , Elevation. 2593m
Weather near Coffeen Park Campground; Report from Sheridan, Sheridan County Airport, WY 41.3km away
Weather :
Temperature: 11°C / 52°F
Wind: 4.6km/h North/Northeast
Cloud: Sky Clear
Weather :
Temperature: 11°C / 52°F
Wind: 4.6km/h North/Northeast
Cloud: Sky Clear
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Loading map of Coffeen Park Campground and it's surroudings
Geographic features & Photographs around Coffeen Park Campground, in Wyoming, United States
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Hansen Reservoir Number 3 (2.8km)
- Cross Creek Reservoir (3.6km)
- Cross Creek Reservoir (3.9km)
- Big Horn Reservoir (4.3km)
- Bighorn Reservoir (4.3km)
- Willits Reservoir (4.6km)
- Last Chance Reservoir (4.8km)
- Martin Reservoir (5.5km)
- Weston Reservoir (6.7km)
- Park Reservoir (6.7km)
- Park Reservoir (6.8km)
- Colorado Colony Ditch Company Reservoir Number 2 (6.9km)
- Weston Reservoir (7km)
- Park Reservoir (7.1km)
- Colorado Colony Ditch Company Reservoir Number 6 (7.1km)
- Granger Reservoir (7.2km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- Rinehart Lakes (1.3km)
- Duncan Lake (2.4km)
- Hope Lake (3.8km)
- Thayer Lake (5.2km)
- Shamrock, Lake (5.3km)
- Lost Wilderness Lake (5.4km)
- Geddes Lake (5.6km)
- Buffalo, Lake (6.1km)
- Mirage, Lake (6.1km)
- Devils Lake (6.3km)
- Alibi, Lake (6.6km)
- Geneva, Lake (7km)
- Heart Lake (7.6km)
- dam;
- a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Hansen Number 3 Dam (2.8km)
- Cross Creek Reservoir Dam (3.9km)
- Big Horn Dam (4.3km)
- Willits Reservoir Dam (4.6km)
- Martin Dam (5.5km)
- Big Goose Park Dam Number 2 East Dike (6.8km)
- Colorado Colony Ditch Company Number 2 Dam (6.9km)
- Weston Dam (7km)
- Big Goose Park Dam Number 1 (7.1km)
- Colorado Colony Ditch Company Number 6 Dam (7.1km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Coffeen Creek (0.2km)
- Edelman Creek (1.9km)
- Lighter Creek (2.5km)
- Lightner Creek (2.5km)
- Lightner Creek (2.5km)
- Cross Creek (4.5km)
- Antler Creek (7.7km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Coffeen Park Campground (0km)
- Saint Louis Cabins (2.4km)
- Cross Creek Campground (4.2km)
- Spear-O-Wigwam Resort (5km)
- Finger Rock (6.1km)
- Lake Geneva Campground (7.6km)
Accommodation around Coffeen Park Campground
- canal;
- an artificial watercourse.
- Peralta Ditch (6.1km)
- Park Reservoir Divide Ditch (7.9km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Coffeen Park (0.4km)
- Heidley Park (3.5km)
- flat;
- a small level or nearly level area.
- Triangle Park (8km)
- range;
- a series of associated ridges or seamounts.
- Bighorn Mountains (2.7km)
- mine(s);
- a site where mineral ores are extracted from the ground by excavating surface pits and subterranean passages.
- Bishop Mine (5.5km)
- cliff(s);
- a high, steep to perpendicular slope overlooking a waterbody or lower area.
- Weston Point (7.6km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Black Rib (4.1km)
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- Cloud Peak mountain mountain k
- Big Horn, Wyoming city city o
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- Sheridan County Airport airport airport
- Meadow Lark Lake, Wyoming city city o
- Sheridan, Wyoming city city o
- Dayton, Wyoming city city o
- Hyattville, Wyoming city city o
- Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite city city o
- Ranchester, Wyoming city city o
- Shell (Wyoming) city city n
- Buffalo, Wyoming city city o
- Parkman, Wyoming city city o
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Episode Summary: After barely defusing a bomb in a subway, the police begin to search for Enrico Beldini, a noted bomber. Henrietta and Jose overhear a conversation in which Beldini deals with the Padania Republic Faction for a bomb to use. The PRF, namely members Flanca and Franco, agrees, but Enrico is tailed by Carabinieri agents throughout the city. Subsequently, Henrietta, Rico, and Triela raid Enrico's hideout, and they are able to dispatch his guards and capture him alive. Afterward, Jose gives Henrietta gelato from the Piazza di Spagna as her reward. Flanca and Franco accidentally meet Henrietta, and remark after assuming that she is a daughter of wealth that she is one of the ones they are fighting for.


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We describe the design and present the results of the first year of a population-based study of screening for type 2 diabetes in individuals at high risk of developing the disease. High risk is defined as having abdominal obesity.
Between 2006 and 2007, 79,142 inhabitants of two Dutch municipalities aged 40–74 years were approached to participate in screening. Eligible participants had a self-reported waist circumference of ≥80 cm for women and ≥94 cm for men, and no known pre-existing diabetes. Of the respondents (n=20,578; response rate 26%), 16,135 were abdominally obese. In total, 10,609 individuals gave written informed consent for participation and were randomized into either the screening (n=5305) or the control arm (n=5304). Participants in the screening arm were invited to have their fasting plasma glucose (FPG) measured and were referred to their general practitioner (GP) if it was ≥6.1 mmol/L. In addition, blood lipids were determined in the screening arm, because abdominal obesity is often associated with cardiovascular risk factors. Participants in both arms received written healthy lifestyle information. Between-group differences were analyzed with Chi-square tests and logistic regression (categorical variables) and unpaired t-tests (continuous variables).
The screening attendance rate was 84.1%. Attending screening was associated with age at randomization (OR=1.03, 95% CI 1.02-1.04), being married (OR=1.57, 95% CI 1.33-1.83) and not-smoking currently (OR=0.52, 95% CI 0.44-0.62). Of the individuals screened, 5.6% had hyperglycemia, and a further 11.6% had an estimated absolute cardiovascular disease risk of 5% or higher, according to the Systematic Coronary Risk Evaluation risk model. These participants were referred to their GP.
Self-reported home-assessed waist circumference could feasibly detect persons at high risk of hyperglycemia or cardiovascular disease. Continuation of the large-scale RCT is warranted to test the hypothesis that targeted population-based screening for type 2 diabetes leads to a significant reduction in cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.
Type 2 diabetes is a major public health problem affecting more than 285 million people worldwide [1]. Diabetes is not only associated with an increased risk of developing microvascular complications [2], but also with a high risk of cardiovascular [3] and all-cause mortality [4]. Because of these complications, diabetes imposes a significant burden on the quality of life of the patient and on the health care system, and reduces the number of healthy life years. Diabetes prevention is, therefore, a major concern, and both diabetes and public health organizations worldwide have expressed the need for diabetes screening in asymptomatic individuals [5-10].
Type 2 diabetes meets many of the criteria for screening which were formulated by Wilson & Jungner [11] to aid the decision regarding whether or not to introduce a population-based screening program. Type 2 diabetes is an important health problem that can be diagnosed by means of simple, non-invasive and acceptable screening tests [12,13]. The onset of the disease is estimated to occur 9–12 years before clinical diagnosis [14]. Effective treatment options, either lifestyle modifications or medical treatment, are available for asymptomatic individuals [15]. Recently, the multicenter Anglo-Danish-Dutch Study of Intensive Treatment in People with Screen Detected Diabetes in Primary Care (ADDITION-Europe) demonstrated that early intensive management of screen-detected type 2 diabetes was associated with a non-significant relative reduction in the incidence of cardiovascular events after 5-years of follow-up compared with the screen-detected type 2 diabetes cases receiving usual care [13,16]. However, the effectiveness of screening as a means of prevention of diabetes has not yet been established [6,9,10].
Resulting from the epidemic growth of overweight, obesity and abdominal obesity, the number of newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes cases is expected to grow sharply in the coming years (439 million in 2030, [1]), which constitutes a further threat to public health [1,17]. Waist circumference has been put forward as first-step screening tool for the identification of undiagnosed diabetes, because there is strong evidence that this anthropometric measure gives better prediction of incident diabetes than body mass index (BMI) [18-21].
The current population-based randomized controlled trial (RCT) was set up to (a) assess the performance of waist circumference measurement as a first-step screening tool to identify individuals at high risk of developing diabetes; (b) examine the effectiveness of type 2 diabetes screening; and (3) ascertain whether early detection and treatment of type 2 diabetes results in a reduction and/or prevention of related morbidity and mortality compared with not offering screening. This paper describes the design and feasibility of this population-based RCT.
Participants were recruited among the inhabitants (males and females aged 40–74 years) of the working area of two Municipal Health Services in the Southwest Region of the Netherlands. Their name and address information was obtained from municipal authority records. An invitation letter together with the study material, comprising of an information brochure, a consent form, a tape measure and a questionnaire were sent by mail to the target population. The questionnaire contained questions on demographic features such as marital status and education, self-perceived health, weight and height, lifestyle, symptoms and diabetes related risk factors, family history of diabetes and personal history of selected diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, stroke, and diabetes.
The individuals were requested to measure their waist circumference twice with the tape measure sent to their home addresses and fill out their measurements on the questionnaire, in addition to data on sociodemographic characteristics, lifestyle and risk factors. After completion of the questionnaire, the potential participants returned it in the enclosed postage-free reply envelope. Eligibility, which was based on the absence of pre-existing diabetes and a self-reported waist circumference indicating abdominal obesity, was ascertained upon receipt of the questionnaires. Abdominal obesity was defined as a waist circumference of ≥80 cm for women and ≥94 cm for men, following the cut-off points of the International Diabetes Federation [8].
The validity of the self-reported waist circumference was assessed in a subset of 160 persons by comparing the self-measurements with measurements taken by a trained nurse. The Cohen's kappa, which was calculated as a proxy for the reliability between self-reported and professionally-measured waist circumference, was an acceptable 0.64.
A flowchart of the study is presented in Figure Figure1.1. The study protocol and materials were approved by the Medical Ethical Review Committee of Erasmus MC and the RCT was registered with Current Controlled Trials (ISRCTN75983009).
Eligible consenting respondents were stratified by gender and individually randomized at a 1:1 ratio to the intervention (screening) arm or the control arm using a random number generator. Participants in the screening arm received an invitation to attend screening, which consisted of fasting plasma glucose (FPG) measurement and information about the importance of a healthy lifestyle (Netherlands Nutrition Centre). Those in the control arm only received the healthy lifestyle information.
FPG was used as the screening criterion in accordance with the Dutch College of General Practitioners' guidelines [22]. The FPG cut-off values were 7.0 mmol/L or higher for diabetes and between 6.1 and 6.9 mmol/L for Impaired Fasting Glucose (IFG) [22]. As dyslipidemia are often present in overweight and obese subjects, and it is clinical practice to measure blood lipids in patients with diabetes, we opted to additionally measure serum lipids (total cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein, HDL, cholesterol and triglycerides). FPG concentrations were determined using the hexokinase method. Fasting serum total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol and triglycerides were quantified using an enzymatic colorimetric method. All analyses were performed on the Beckman AU2700 chemical analyzer (Beckman Coulter Nederland BV, Woerden, Netherlands), using kits supplied by Beckman. Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) was calculated using the Friedewald formula [23].
Individuals with a FPG level of 7.0 mmol/L or higher were referred to their general practitioners (GP) for confirmatory diagnostic testing and treatment, which included glycemic control by lifestyle intervention or antihyperglycemic medication (oral agents and eventually insulin if necessary), and management of any present cardiovascular risk factors. Individuals with IFG were also referred to their GP for FPG monitoring and treatment of possible cardiovascular risk factors according to the GP guidelines. Participants were told their blood glucose level; this information was also given to their GP. Normoglycemic individuals with an estimated absolute cardiovascular disease risk of 5% or higher, according to the Systematic Coronary Risk Evaluation (SCORE) risk model, were also referred to their GP [24]. The SCORE risk estimates are calculated based on age, blood pressure level, current smoking status and the ratio of total cholesterol to HDL cholesterol.
Because all participants in this RCT received the same disease information, those assigned to the control arm might take opportunistic testing after learning about the simplicity of the screening test. Therefore, FPG testing in the control arm was monitored through their GPs and linkages with laboratory databases, similar to a previous prostate cancer screening trial [25].
The primary endpoint of the trial was the first occurrence of a fatal or non-fatal cardiovascular event within the follow-up period after randomization. A cardiovascular event was defined as non-fatal coronary heart disease, non-fatal stroke or death from any disease of the circulatory system (among diabetic cases and those at intermediate to high cardiovascular risk). Estimates of prevented microvascular complications are also important, but this study primarily focuses on macrovascular complications, because these are by far the most important contributor to premature death among patients with diabetes. A secondary analysis will include the primary non-fatal endpoint, as well as non-cardiovascular diabetes-related morbidity and mortality, all-cause mortality and cardiovascular interventions (e.g. revascularization).
Intermediate endpoints include the prevalence/incidence of IFG and newly screen-detected type 2 diabetes, screening performance (attendance, referral and detection rates, and test characteristics), number of individuals with an absolute cardiovascular disease risk of 5% or higher (intermediate to high), and temporal changes in the levels of blood parameters (glucose, HbA1c, lipids and blood pressure).
For each participant, a minimum follow-up period of 10 years is planned. During follow-up, information on the time of diabetes diagnosis, cardiovascular risk profiles, cardiovascular morbidity, diabetic complications and use of medication will be obtained from GPs and from the National Hospital Discharge Register. Data on cardiovascular risk profiles, cardiovascular morbidity and medication use will also be collected for those referred to their GP based on their absolute cardiovascular disease risk. Vital status will be ascertained through record linkage with the Cause of Death Registry of Statistics Netherlands.
In the sample size calculations we estimated the minimum number of participants required to identify a statistically significant 20% reduction in non-fatal and fatal cardiovascular events in the screening compared with the control arm. The expected rate of the composite outcome of cardiovascular events in an aging cohort of 40–74 years at entry was estimated at 2% per year, based on 2003 age and gender specific data obtained from the Hospital Admission Registry for non-fatal events and Statistics Netherlands for fatal events. Using age-specific abdominal obesity prevalence data, the number of events was estimated in the sub-population with abdominal obesity [26]. Using the method developed by Baan and coworkers [27] to assess the diabetes-related mortality in the Dutch population, we additionally accounted for the prevalence of pre-existing diabetes among individuals with abdominal obesity [6], the relative risk of developing type 2 diabetes in this group [26], and sex-specific hazard rates for cardiovascular events. We estimated that the required number of participants per study arm over 10 years was 30,885 to show a reduction of 20%, with a power of 80% and a two-sided significance level of 5%, assuming a contamination rate of 10% in the control arm, as previously reported for prostate-specific antigen screening [25].
In the first year of the trial, we examined the feasibility of home-assessed and self-reported waist circumference measurements as a first-step screening tool for recruiting individuals at high risk. The sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents and the intermediate endpoints, particularly attendance and detection rate were assessed. Socioeconomic status was based on 2006 social status ranking of the Social and Cultural Planning Office. The ranking, from 1 (high status) to 3965 (low status) is estimated based on income, employment status and level of education in the households within postal code areas.
In 2006 and 2007, 79,142 inhabitants of the Dutch municipalities of Capelle aan den IJssel and Dordrecht, in the age group 40–74 years were invited to participate. The mailings were sent out in two different ways. Half of the population received the complete study material, consisting of a letter of invitation, information brochure, tape measure and consent form (one-step screening approach). The other half first received a letter of invitation containing a brief introduction to the study, an explanation of how to measure their waist size, and a tape measure. Individuals who responded and who were judged potentially eligible were then sent an accompanying letter, information brochure and the consent form (two-step screening approach). We aimed to find out which method produced the greatest response from people at high risk, and what the costs of each strategy were. In either approach strategy, those eligible for participation were randomized only if they gave their informed consent.
Differences between respondents and non-respondents and between the control arm and the screening arm were compared using Chi-square tests for categorical variables and unpaired t-tests for continuous variables.
To examine the effect of the variables age, waist size (continuous) and gender, marital status, education, smoking status, family history and country of birth (categorical) on the odds of attending screening, univariate logistic regression was used and then a multivariate model was constructed with the variables that had a univariate p-value of ≤0.10. The results are presented as odds ratio (OR) and corresponding 95% confidence interval (CI).
All analyses were performed using SPSS version 17 (SPSS, Chicago, IL, USA). A p-value of <0.05 was considered statistically significant.
A total of 20,578 of the 79,142 individuals approached in the municipalities of Capelle aan den IJssel and Dordrecht returned the questionnaire (26% response rate). The sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents and non-respondents are presented in Table Table1.1. Compared with the non-responders, the responders in both municipalities were older, predominantly females and born in the Netherlands. In both municipalities there was a tendency of higher response rates among those of middle to high social status. The overall response among people born in the Netherlands was 27.8%, and among immigrants was 15.3%. Of the major ethnic groups, the lowest response was among people born in Morocco (7.8%), compared with those born in Turkey (12.7%), the Dutch Antilles (16.4%) and Surinam (19.8%).
Assuming a prevalence of 27.5% [26], 21,764 out of 79,142 individuals approached for participation were expected to have abdominal obesity. In total, 10,609 individuals, which is 48.7% of the expected abdominally obese population, were eligible and randomized as part of the trial (Figure (Figure2).2). The one-step screening strategy, i.e. asking consent for participation before ascertainment of eligibility, yielded a slightly higher proportion of participants than the two-step strategy. Consequently, the costs of recruitment per participant were lower for the one-step approach than for the two-step approach: the costs were €5.90 and €4.60 (USD 7.55 and 5.89) per participant in the screening and the control arm in the one-step procedure, and €6.67 and €5.43 (USD 8.58 and 6.98), in the two-step procedure.
The characteristics of the participants randomized in the screening (n=5305) and in the control arm (n=5304) are presented in Table Table2.2. Among those in the screening arm invited for FPG measurement, 4457 participants actually attended screening (84.1% attendance rate). Screening attendance was significantly related to age at randomization (OR=1.03, 95% CI 1.02-1.04, p<0.001), being married (OR=1.69, 95% CI 1.44-1.97, p<0.001), not-smoking currently (OR=0.47, 95% CI 0.40-0.56, p<0.001) and born in the Netherlands (OR=1.34, 95% CI 1.05-1.70, p=0.017). In the multivariate analysis, only country of birth was no longer statistically significant.
In total, 251 persons were found to have glucose levels ≥6.1 mmol/L at screening (5.6%), which prompted a referral to their GP. The distributions of the IFG and diabetes detection rates across males and females according to their waist circumference are presented in Figure Figure3.3. Based on their lipids, 518 screened participants (11.6%) had a moderate to high cardiovascular risk (SCORE risk ≥5%) and were referred to their GP.
The availability of effective treatment options and the fact that screening can advance the moment of diagnosis logically lead to the suggestion that systematic screening for type 2 diabetes will reduce cardiovascular-related morbidity and mortality. However, an RCT is required to confirm this hypothesis and assess whether screening is cost-effective. The aim of our extensive feasibility assessment was to examine the performance of home-assessed and self-reported waist circumference measurements as first-step screening tools for recruiting high-risk individuals. Self-reported waist circumference proved to be a feasible method for detecting persons at risk of IFG, type 2 diabetes and/or high cardiovascular risk. Given the percentage of newly diagnosed diabetes by waist circumference, a cut-off value of ≥94 cm could be used for males, and of ≥88 cm could be used for females. Because the one-step strategy, whereby consent for participation was asked before proven eligibility, yielded slightly more high-risk persons than the two-step strategy, while saving the costs of an extra mailing, the one-step strategy is the preferred recruitment method.
The feasibility of using abdominal obesity to detect persons with unknown diabetes or at high cardiovascular risk has previously been assessed in different settings [28-30]. Van den Donk et al. [29] reported a 27.5% detection rate for metabolic syndrome in 1721 individuals who were abdominally obese. In a validation study, Korhonen et al. [30] showed that 95% of all new cases of diabetes and 84% of all new cases of IFG could be identified based on the presence of abdominal obesity. Although specificity could not be assessed in our study, in line with the aforementioned studies, we found self-reported home-assessed abdominal obesity to be a feasible tool for detecting persons with unknown diabetes and/or who were at high cardiovascular risk.
In the Netherlands, diabetes screening has previously been examined in at least two studies. In the ADDITION Netherlands study (2002–2004), population-based screening was performed via GPs [31]. Of all 56,978 persons who were invited to participate based on the Symptom Risk Questionnaire (SRQ), 17,883 (30%) were screened. The SRQ contains questions on age, sex, BMI, family history of diabetes, frequent thirst, use of antihypertensive medication, shortness of breath, claudication, and cycling [32]. The prevalence of newly detected diabetes and IFG/impaired glucose tolerance was 3.3% and 5.7%, respectively. In the Dutch Hoorn screening study, 11,679 individuals were invited to participate, of whom 7736 completed the SRQ [33]. Of the 7736, 2885 (37.3%) had a high-risk profile and underwent a capillary glucose measurement and 217 new cases of diabetes were detected. Our study differs from those two studies with respect to the study population (e.g. age, definition of "high risk") and the method used to verify diabetes, which may explain the lower percentages of newly detected IFG and diabetes in our study. In addition, the lower percentages may be related to improved efforts to detect and treat unknown diabetes [34].
The response rate following the initial invitation to provide waist circumference measurements was only 26%, which could raise doubts about the success in reaching the target group and the feasibility of the study. However, this 26% is a proportion of all of the individuals contacted, not the actual study target group (people with abdominal obesity who are at high risk). The eventual proportion of anticipated high-risk individuals who agreed to undergo randomization was 49%. Other projects involving the mailing of questionnaires also show that the response rate can vary markedly depending on the individual and the age group contacted. This makes it difficult to predict response rates. The response rate in a cluster-RCT of screening for delays in language development conducted among 10,000 parents of three-year-old children was 75% [35]. When invitations to a trial of screening for prostate cancer were sent to 40,000 men, the response rate was 40% [36]. Sending out general questionnaires through local health authorities for a lung cancer screening project typically produced response rates of around 32% [37]. Our observation of 49% of the target high-risk population being randomized falls within these previously reported rates.
As aforementioned, only 49% of the expected obese population consented to participate. In the course of the trial, efforts should be undertaken to further improve participation rates, for instance, by sending reminders. The study materials were written in easily understandable Dutch (targeted at level B1, advanced low, of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages [38]), to ensure that the study information was accessible to people with a low level of educational attainment and to reach the immigrant population. Advertisements were placed in local newspapers in the two study towns around the time that the letters were being sent out. However, the participation rates among individuals with a low social status or from non-Dutch origin were low and could probably also be improved by adapting the language to a lower level or by translation to meet the specific requirements of these groups. The involvement of people from local immigrant populations in the recruitment process may prove to be effective.
In our study, we chose to use waist circumference as the first-step screening tool rather than a questionnaire. We did collect information using the nine questions of the Dutch-validated SRQ, which was used as first screening step in the Hoorn Study [32] and the ADDITION Netherlands study [31], but we did not use this information. Several other risk questionnaires have been developed to identify individuals with increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, of which the FINDRISC tool was found to be the best available for use in clinical practice [39]. However, this tool has not yet been validated in a Dutch population. Chamnan and colleagues recently calculated that using anthropometric measures (BMI ≥25 kg/m2 or waist circumference >94 cm in men and >80 cm in women) showed slightly higher sensitivity and discriminatory ability compared with inviting individuals based on the FINDRISC cut off or the Cambridge risk score [40].
Self-reported home-assessed waist circumference proved to be a feasible method for detecting persons at high risk of hyperglycemia, but further work is necessary to increase the uptake of this anthropometric measure as a first-step screening tool. Continuation of this large-scale RCT is warranted to establish whether diabetes screening leads to a significant reduction in cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. The results will contribute to the evidence for or against the provision of screening for type 2 diabetes, and to the development of a strategy for the identification and selection of the population at risk.
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
HK contributed to the conception and design of the study, guided the data collection, contributed to interpretation of data, and was involved in critically revising the manuscript. RH and YG contributed to the study design and interpretation of data. SO and BK contributed to the design of the study, data collection and analysis, interpretation of data, and were involved in drafting the manuscript. All authors read, critically revised the drafts and approved the final version of the manuscript for publication.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:
The authors thank Ton de Jongh, Artex VOF, Capelle a/d IJssel and Star-MDC (Stichting Trombosedienst en Artsenlaboratorium Rijnmond), Rotterdam. Furthermore, we thank all GPs in the municipalities of Capelle aan den IJssel and Dordrecht for their cooperation. The project was financed by ZonMW (Zorgonderzoek Nederland – Medische Wetenschappen).
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Of course, I didn't change my normal thrifting schedule- here are some of my new finds over the last week:
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The platter with the gold star bursts? I have that set of plates and bowls. They were my granny's. They were the "good china" (heavy use of quotes there) that she would use for Thanksgiving dinner. My set is put away and only makes appearances 1 or 2 times a year. Every time I take them out, I'm reminded of her. :D I loved seeing that there is a sugar/creamer and platter to add to my collection. I think the pattern is called "star glow" and someone told me that you got these as a gift when you purchased a certain dollar amount of groceries at certain stores? I don't have any confirmation of that "fact" but I love the star glow pattern and it's fun to see additional pieces.ReplyDelete
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Your little bird is a recipe card holder for in the kitchen! You see them from time to time (but not a lot) I suspect it was a boy scout or VBS lets make a craft for your mom deal! But people collect them for sure. Yours is a cutie!!
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Technology that allows consumers to control all the energy usage in their homes in one place is to gain from £3.8m in government funding.
Thirteen projects that integrate 'smart' energy meters with communications technology will receive money from the Technology Strategy Board (TSB) in partnership with the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).
The aim is to combine energy-usage data with central control of heating, household appliances and microgeneration, in order to enable consumers to more easily reduce energy waste and save money.
'The technology for smart meters – which give us real-time information about how much energy we are using – already exists,' said TSB chief executive Iain Gray.
'The next step is for these smart meters to form part of smart home systems, where appliances are integrated, giving us much more control over energy usage.
The Energy Saving Trust (EST) is developing one of the projects as part of its own attempt to combine energy management with online payments, focusing particularly on low-income households that would benefit most from making clearer the link between specific energy-saving measures and how much money they save.
The six-month Smart Homes Integrating Meters Money Energy Research (SHIMMER) project will see around 20 homes in the East End of London fitted with solar panels and a sensor to read their energy usage from their normal electricity meter.
This information will then be transmitted to a server and the data made available online, linked to an online payment system such as Paypal.
'There will be a graphic representation that is very easy to understand and that's the key to it in these households,' EST project manager Steven Harris told The Engineer.
'It's all part of money budgeting rather than encouraging people to save energy. It investigates the incentivisation you need.'
Participants will be given cheap laptops for the purposes of the project but the EST hopes that, in the future, the service could be made available through digital televisions or games consoles in order to open it up to more households.
The project is conducted in partnership with Easy Town CIC and London Rebuilding Society (LRS), which also aims to develop a system that could be used by those without a bank account, such as retired householders who collect their pension through the Post Office.
Customers who do not pay for their energy by direct debit and instead use a pre-paid meter are often penalised with higher tariffs. Although Paypal requires users to have a bank account, LRS sees the project as a pilot that could prove the concept of paying for energy outside of the mainstream banking system while managing the account online.
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Super Bowl preparations continued in and around Cowboys Stadium on Friday morning following a security scare caused by a suspicious package in the road near the facility.
Various local media outlets had reported that Cowboys Stadium had been briefly put on lockdown for what reportedly turned out to be a piece of trash, but Cowboys senior director of corporate communications Brett Daniels said work continued throughout the investigation.
"We set up an evacuation area and suited up a bomb technician, who was sent downrange and investigated," Arlington Fire Department spokesman Lt. Pete Arevalo said. "They just determined it to be trash."
A 911 call was placed at about 8 a.m. CT after witnesses reported seeing a person throw a package down a storm drain on Randol Mill Road, near the Walmart across from the stadium. Randol Mill Road, Collins Street and Cowboys Way were closed as the Arlington Fire Department investigated.
The roads were re-opened by 10:15 a.m.
"We do want people to notify the local law enforcement or fire department when they see suspicious activity," Lt. Arevalo said. "It could be nothing but again it could be the time where there is an incident."
About 2,000 people are working in and around Cowboys Stadium in final preparation for Super Bowl XLV, which will be held Feb. 6.
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I havent been on here in FOREVER...i've been struggling with my faith, I think mainly because SO and I arent married...my ex husband hasnt divorced me yet, even though we have been seperated for 6.5yrs. I live in Canada and he lives in NYC.
I feel since SO and I arent married, I am leading a unGodly life and setting a horrible example for my kids..especially DD.
Another reason is that SO isnt really into church or praying etc. He believes and has been baptised but he's fallen along the way. He was raised Luthern and his dad passed away 6yrs ago and thats when he stopped going to church.
Myself i wasnt raised in a church, when I was 14 I started going to a mennonite church and eventually got baptised mennonite.
Because i wasnt raised around church or in church, I struggle with teaching my children about God and going to church. We just moved and havent found a church around us yet. I struggle with teaching my daughter about praying..well all of my kids...and I have been short tempered about silly things.
About a year ago, i felt God say that I should teach my daughter modesty, and since then we have been wearing modest cloths and mostly dresses and skirts...my daughter doesnt mind. It was a huge difference to me, but now it feels normal and I love it..i actually cant stand pants!
i also homeschool because i want my kids to know about God and serve him, but I dont know where to start.
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Iris Moon spent a year studying in Osaka, Japan, thanks to a study abroad program at the University of Florida. It was an experience that exposed Moon to people from all over the world and gave her a chance to immerse herself in Japanese culture.
"It was amazing," said Moon, a senior majoring in Japanese studies. "I wouldn't trade it for anything."
Dressed in a kimono Wednesday, Moon shared her experiences with fellow students at the UF Study Abroad Fair to promote the student exchange program that UF has with Kansai Gaidai University in Osaka.
Moon was among the 70 or so representatives of overseas programs under two huge tents on the Plaza of the Americas who were touting their programs and giving out flyers, free pencils and other trinkets to the hundreds of students exploring overseas options.
The most popular overseas destinations for UF students are Italy, Spain, France, England and China, advisers said.
Jill Ranaivoson, one of six student advisers with the International Center at UF, said about 3-4 percent of UF students go overseas before they graduate. The program helps promote global awareness and helps make global citizens out of the students, she said.
"I went to England for one academic year," said Ranaivoson, who did her undergraduate work at Webster University in St. Louis. Her experience overseas led to a stint in the Peace Corps teaching English in Madagascar, and now she's working on her master's degree in international education at the SIT Graduate Institute.
UF is ranked first among large universities with undergraduate alumni and graduate students currently serving in the Peace Corps.
UF sponsors 70 study abroad programs — where UF faculty supervise themed programs at overseas centers, and about 30 exchange programs where students pay UF tuition to study at universities in other countries, said Tessly A. Dieguez, another adviser in the International Center.
Dieguez, who has a master's degree in student affairs from Florida State University, studied in Utrecht in the Netherlands while getting her bachelor's degree in history at UF. The experience helped define her career goals for her.
"I knew I wanted to work in a study abroad program and later on fell into this," she said, referring to her current position at UF.
Studying overseas is a resume builder as well as a life-learning experience that broadens your outlook on the world, she said.
"You're going to be able to tell future employees that you are flexible and adaptable to different situations and cultures," she said. "No matter what field you go into, you are going to face different cultures. This experience opens your eyes to issues outside of the United States."
That reality isn't lost on business majors, said Joseph Rojo, the director of international programs at the Warrington College of Business Administration at UF. About 45 percent of the 800-900 students who graduate each year have some international experience, Rojo said, compared with about 4 percent of the general population.
"From their first semester here, we promote international exposure," Rojo said. "One thing they are going to learn is how it will impact their future opportunities."
Students pay UF tuition rates to attend the best business schools around the world, Rojo said.
"If you want international opportunities, you need to be ready and have an edge," he said. Companies want to know that employees can represent them anywhere without "freaking out" over cultural differences, he said. "As a business person, you need to understand that."
Gloria Vosu, a junior finance major, said she'd like to study overseas in any French-speaking country so she can use the French she studied all through high school. "If they have a business program, that would be perfect," she said.
Dijon Green, a freshman studying applied physiology and kinesthesiology, said he happened to stop at the Study Abroad Fair between classes.
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MarceloSampaio 3 years ago#31
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TheOpposite 3 years ago#32
I don't care who makes a game as long as it's good. The issue isn't the quality of the games, though, it's the number. There is an absolutely overwhelming number of independently-made video games now, so many that even if a game is good I don't really care enough about it to even look at it. It's like E. T. for Atari 2600 is coming out again, only this time there's 10,000 of it.
Every time this debate comes up it's always down to this:
"When I look at the steam store page I only want to see certain things. I demand that they remove the things I don't want to see!"
TOO BAD. Stuff you don't want to see is stuff other people are looking for. I'm sure if Valve put something up on the store page and it got really poor sales they'd move it off the front quickly. They're going to put stuff up that people are willing to pay for even if that stuff is stuff you personally dislike.
I see tons of MMO and F2P junk on the front store page. I'm not interested in any of that but I'm not childishly demanding they remove it. I ignore it and go on. It's not that difficult. Early Access is clearly marked, I can browse the store by category if I prefer to see a certain kind of game, and the tag system means I can browse for some non-standard categories as well.
I guess what steam needs to do is to allow users to customize the store pages according to their liking so that these people offended by Early Access and/or Indie games can remove them.
arleas posted...
Every time this debate comes up it's always down to this:
I think you need to take a breadth. Nobody is demanding anything. Nobody is childishly crying. We're having a discussion. Anyway, my problem isn't so much that the front page is filled with indie games, it's more that these indie games aren't even completed.
KillerTruffle 3 years ago#35
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the reason I keep saying it is because it is, in fact, true.
Did you actually try following - STEP BY STEP - the directions I gave you in the other thread?
Not only does that link give you the download for the unofficial patch, but it also tells you exactly how to set everything up, including compatibility mode, setting both Steam and Bloodlines to run as admin, making sure you point the patch to the correct folder for VtM, and even running the aspect ratio converter tool.
I followed those directions exactly, and I've encountered exactly one bug: a single crash to desktop, which I immediately restarted the game and reloaded from the last autosave. Continued on from there, and have had no further issues.
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KillerTruffle 3 years ago#36
arleas posted...
Every time this debate comes up it's always down to this:
I agree to an extent, which is why I wouldn't promote hiding indie games from the front page, or any other genre really. I actually think the non-game "software" stuff shouldn't see the front page, but I wouldn't argue for that.
I still see that as quite a bit different from early access tho. Early access is a whole new beast, and making it too common and too prominent on the front page will indeed encourage the release of games in perpetual development or some that will probably never actually be finished. I'm not saying get rid of them, but I still do feel like the Steam front page ought to be reserved for games that are actually complete, rather than works in progress that are sometimes barely even playable.
Yes, it's still just my opinion, but IN my opinion, games should earn their spot on the front page by being complete - meaning out of beta, all planned features included and working, with the typical polish expected of a finished game. Works in progress/early access need their own separate area.
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TropicMoon10 3 years ago#37
I don't mind the opening of indie floodgates as much as I'm annoyed by the fact that dozens of random 90s and 2000s games are being added weekly. It's always the same few publishers making it happen too. They shouldn't be anywhere near the "new releases" tab on the main page.
My only hope is that we'll run out of old games to add... eventually.
Early Access and Indie is fine. It's the publishers who dump their back catalogs, most of whom are eastern european, onto steam because they don't have to go through greenlight again due to passing only 1 game through it means they can pass as many games as they want without restriction.
If we made it so indie games needed greenlight even if their previous game passed it before, it would stop the sudden rush of bad games we have been experiencing.
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CELTEKK posted...the reason I keep saying it is because it is, in fact, true.
I've also played through the game on Windows XP, Vista, and 7 with minimal bugs (and no crashes than I can recall.) I suspect user error, as is often (usually?) the case.
TheSchref posted...
I think you need to take a breadth. Nobody is demanding anything. Nobody is childishly crying. We're having a discussion. Anyway, my problem isn't so much that the front page is filled with indie games, it's more that these indie games aren't even completed.
I see it as overreacting. It's not that big of a deal but your topic is worded as if it was some huge crisis in the making. It's also not the first time this topic has popped up so when I talk about demands and childishness that's for the whole topic in general.
Perhaps you're the one who needs to take a "breadth".
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Herman Leonard soaked his film in chemicals before he headed out to capture jazz players, so its emulsion would be able to capture low light images. That's the left brain.
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Charlie Chan: The Untold Story of the Honorable Detective and his Rendezvous with American History by Yunte Huang (Norton Books)
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A bellwether of this kind of tome, for this reviewer at least, was David Hajdu's magisterial Ten Cent Plague, a history of the comic books that could be an x-ray of American art and politics of our time. Yunte Huang's new, essential tome about Charlie Chan is a thrilling addition to this trend. Read more »
Diana Athill published Stet in 2000, her amusing and revealing account of her life as an literary editor, when she was 82. One could have been forgiven for considering it an astute piece of literary housekeeping, the final gasp of a pen that was about to be laid down for good. It was her fourth installment of memoirs. Read more »
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Chronic City by Jonathan Lethem (Random House Audio, read by Mark Deakins)
That's right, audio book. Which seems appropriate. Because when listening to Mr. Deakins soar, sink, and hiccough his way through his recitation of the labyrinthine, pulpy narrative that Lethem teases out of the raw materials of millennial Manhattan, my mind's eye thought more than once, "Would that Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater of the Air had their shot at this one!" The clotted, spooky story, full of diabolical artistes, creepy mayoral aides-de-camp, monstrous giants, and cancerous space girls, all orbiting around a consumptive genius, was begging for the same crew that put together "The Shadow Knows," The War of the Worlds, and Citizen Kane. Read more »
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For an author who published little, J. D. Salinger had immense influence on successive generations. His literary creation Holden Caulfield became the American Everyboy, a Huckleberry Finn for baby boomers and beyond. Salinger succeeded in encapsulating adolescent distance from the adult world. It was a literary feat he seemed incapable or reluctant to repeat. Secretive to the point of paranoia, he became a brooding, beguiling enigma, a one-book wonder, the Garbo of the printed word. Read more »


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The Legend of Hercules script
The Legend of Hercules script pdf
Release Date: January 9, 2014 (3D/2D theaters, p.m. screenings)
Studio: Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate)
Director: Renny Harlin
Screenwriter: The Legend of Hercules screenplay pdf Sean Hood, Daniel Giat
Starring: Kellan Lutz, Scott Adkins, Liam McIntyre, Liam Garrigan, Johnathon Schaech, Roxanne McKee, Gaia Weiss, Rade Serbedzija
Genre: Action, Adventure
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for sequences of intense combat action and violence, and for some sensuality)
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Plot Summary: The Legend of Hercules script pdf In the epic origin story "The Legend of Hercules," Kellan Lutz stars as the mythical Greek hero – the son of Zeus, a half-god, half-man blessed with extraordinary strength. Betrayed by his stepfather, the King, and exiled and sold into slavery because of a forbidden love, Hercules must use his formidable powers to fight his way back to his rightful kingdom. Through harrowing battles and gladiator-arena death matches, Hercules embarks on a legendary odyssey to overthrow the King and restore peace to the land.
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