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Edgartown selectmen said this week that an American Staffordshire terrier involved in a dog fight should be considered dangerous, and they ordered that the dog be bonded and must be muzzled when off its owner's property.
Ramune, a rescue dog belonging to Damon Burke, was involved in a July 6 fight with another dog who lived in the house. That dog, a pit bull/hound mix named Tommy, was euthanized by his owner last week.
An Edgartown woman has decided to euthanize her dog after he was involved in a fight with another dog earlier this month.
The Edgartown selectmen opened a vicious or nuisance dog hearing Monday about a fight involving Ann Wales's dog, Tommy, a pit bull/hound cross and Damon Burke's dog, Ramune, an American Staffordshire terrier.
On July 6 assistant animal control officer Jennifer Morgan said a call about a dog fight came through the communications center. A second call came that the situation was under control, she said, but she responded anyway.
The owners of the dog believed to have killed a miniature horse in Edgartown last weekend have decided to euthanize the dog, while the owner of the horse said she will not press further charges.
Mugsy, a three-year-old neutered American Staffordshire-bulldog cross, will be put down on Monday, animal control officer Barbara Prada said, nine days after two miniature horses were attacked and one killed at an Edgartown farm. The incident rattled residents of the Edgartown neighborhood and highlighted what animal control officers said are rising dog incidents on the Island.
West Tisbury animal control officer Joan Jenkinson has confirmed an incident involving a farmer who shot a dog that was killing his chickens last week.
Mrs. Jenkinson told the Gazette yesterday that while everyone involved is upset over what happened, no formal complaint will be filed. And it was completely lawful for the farmer to shoot the dog, she said.
"What happened was between the farmer and the dog," Mrs. Jenkinson said. She described the events that took place on Sunday, Nov. 11.
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The DNA results are in, the trial is Wednesday, and if you ask Joan Jenkinson, she'll tell you she has the mass murderer dead to rights.
But this is no ordinary murder case. The 11 victims are all chickens. The defendant is a four-year-old dog from West Tisbury named Serena and Ms. Jenkinson is the town's animal control officer-turned-forensics expert.
West Tisbury selectmen on Wednesday said they supported a zero tolerance policy for a Siberian husky who got loose earlier this year and killed chickens on two occasions in Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven.
The husky, whose name is Mussa, now lives in West Tisbury with her owner Rebecca Garde. And while there have been no incidents, animal control officer Joan Jenkinson issued strong words of caution about the dog to the selectmen this week.
An aggressive and combative wild turkey was shot and killed by a Chilmark police officer last Sunday after it reportedly attacked two people dropping off rental baby equipment at a home on Old Ridge Hill Road and then briefly held them hostage inside their delivery van.
The contentious and sometimes emotional debate over the possible euthanization of two Akitas came to a conclusion this week when the West Tisbury selectmen ordered the animals into the ownership of an off-Island rescue group rather than destroy the dogs. Per the agreement between the town and the dogs' owners, the dogs are never to return to the Island.


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A Look At Abril-Bogere This Saturday Night on Showtime, Will Richard Get Robbed Again? (WBA Lightweight Title) |
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Never heard of the guy he is fighting, Bogere. But the guy Abril is fighting is from Vegas, is undefeated, and the WBA said all Vegas judges will be used. By hook or by crook is there no way Abri wins a decision again, like the Rios fight?
Do you guys think that when the writing's on the wall like this, is it a waste of time for these fights with an undefeated guy going up against a fighter with a losing record and no power? Abril's not gonna get the KO he needs to win, so what's the point? I'm passing on this one because I smell fix already. Or am I wrong? Will the judges by sympathetic towards Abril from the Rios fight and give him a break? I would like to be wrong, but I don't think that will happen. I am gonna say the best Abril gets out of this fight is a draw, and he will already be four rounds down before the fight even starts. Jack |
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8. Russell Mora is ref As if things couldn't be worse for Abril. I don't want to say "Fuck this fight." However, I will say "Fuck this fight at least with the pre-fight politics agaainst Abril goiing into the match." Jack PS. Here's the info from Fightnews: The only thing that appears to be neutral is the fight supervisior is from Nicaragua! LOL http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/abril-boge...fficials-174381 Yep, Abril probably screwed. He better pull a Marquez, and leave nothing to chance. Other than that, we may not see him in noteworthy fights for a while. I don't know who I favor in this fight. Bogere has some of the best ring entrances which I think is a lost art in the sport right now. But he can fight but Abril is no slouch either so it's going to be tough for both to pull out with a W I'm not sure I've ever seen him fight...maybe by accident on FNFs or ShoBox. What fight do you suggest I watch? |
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The Lindsey Meyer Memorial Foundation annual beefsteak dinner has been rescheduled for Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. at the Brownstone, 351 West Broadway, Paterson. $50 includes dinner, beverages, tricky tray raffle, silent auction items and 50/50 drawing. Proceeds benefit the Lindsey Meyer Teen Institute, which provides middle and high school students with seminars and presentations on bullying, youth obesity and drug, alcohol and tobacco abuse. Jamie Sierfield, firstname.lastname@example.com or 201-696-0368.
This year the foundation is partnering with Nicole Malizia, who is collecting items to help those affected by superstorm Sandy, specifically families with babies and small children. Requested items include supermarket gift cards, peanut butter and jelly, cereal, dry milk, canned fruit, juice, formula, diapers, wipes, soap and dental hygiene products to be donated to the Center for Food Action in Englewood. 201-747-1757 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center is holding a "Father-Daughter Square Dance" Nov. 23 at 6 p.m. at Powerhouse Christian Church, 500 W. Main St., Wyckoff, concluding with a concert from 8:15 to 9 p.m. by the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys. Open to girls age 10 to adult and their "favorite guy", be it dad, grandfather or uncle. $40 per father-daughter; $50 for two or more daughters and includes a light supper. The closing concert is open to all for $20. Advance registration required. Funds will support the organization's efforts to provide ultrasounds and other life-affirming support to women and teens facing unplanned pregnancies. Amy, 973-238-9047 or friendsoflighthouseprc.org.
The Youth Consultation Service will hold its annual "Festival of Flavors Wine and Food Tasting," Nov. 26 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Park Ridge Marriot, 300 Brae Blvd. Featured will be fine wines, signature dishes by area chefs, music by the John Moultrie Jazz Ensemble, raffle baskets and auctions. $75 advance; $85 door. The YCS serves special needs children and their families. 201-678-1312 or ycs.org.
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"With wireless, you still have to run the power cable, and wireless is a lot more expensive," Beeber says. "Two or three years ago, 12 to14 W was the maximum power level. Now you can get up to 36 W, so PoE can support higher power devices."
As with many networking installations, selecting the right switch is a central part of being successful. With PoE, the focus for switch selection must be expanded to include the power output that's required. As the standard has been upgraded, the power limitations of previous generations have been addressed so higher power products can be attached to the Ethernet cable.
"Generally, installations are pretty easy, you start by buying a PoE switch," says Jim Toepper, product marketing manager for Ethernet switch maker Moxa Americas. "Some vendors say PoE's 48 V power level is an issue, because in industrial environments you need 24 V. You don't want to add an extra power supply on your DIN rails. We answer that with a switch that takes in 24 V and sends out 48V."
Another criticism of PoE is that it can't run at the high frequencies needed in large, demanding systems. Often, users who don't have ready access to electrical power have large facilities. As more devices are connected to the network, the more likely it is that some of the newer versions of Ethernet will be used.
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PERRYSBURG - Peter Jacewski 74, died Thurs-day, November 29, 2012 at Bertrand Chaffee Hospital in Springville, NY.
He was born October 11, 1938 in Alden, NY.
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Funeral services will be held Monday, December 3, 2012 at 11:00 A.M. at Hills Funeral Chapel, 255 Aldrich Street, Gowanda, NY. Kathy Slattery of Grief Response will be officiating. Burial will be in the Jolls Cemetery in Perrysburg.
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Chris (crgtr) and I sat in on the 5:00 p.m. jam on Friday. Did any other PRS Forum members sign up for the jam?
Here's Chris' performance from Friday:
Chris (crgtr) and I sat in on the 5:00 p.m. jam on Friday. Did any other PRS Forum members sign up for the jam?
Here's Chris' performance from Friday:
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Sweet! Chris is always up to something fun.
-I'm no expert, but it seems to work and I haven't electrocuted myself yet. Which is pretty much the standard I live by.
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Getting up in front of a crowd of guitarists is tough enough without taking an iconic tune and twisting it, but Chris is always able to pull it off.
That is actually the video that I took! Great job, Chris.
I was wondering who shot that video.
Nice work, Chris!
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Sweet. Sounds great!
Post up your video, Chris. You know, as soon as you get home, rest up. No rush.
Is it here yet?
Having been close enough to throw panties on stage with my teeth, I can certify that he rocked the tent.
It was bad enough having to follow the guy in the hat and a couple of teenagers that just wailed. However, I almost walked up and erased my name from the whiteboard after Chris rocked the tent.
Seriously though, as Chris put it so succinctly, one does not get the opportunity to jam with musicians of that caliber everyday. One thing that really surprised me was the support that I received after playing the jam. Most attendees clearly respect the amount of courage that it takes to get up on any stage at Experience. I do not know if I would ever do it again, but I am grateful for the opportunity.
Ampguy shot this photo during my performance:
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Good on ya for doing it, Em.
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Smokin' Chris!
Chris brought the MFing house down. What a killer performance!
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Nice video geese! Too bad it was spoiled by that guy in the orange plaid shirt taking pics - wait, that was me... Hey, that makes me a semi-famous famboy of Chris!
I got some good pics of Chris playing I'll post this afternoon....
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The weekend's finally here. Give your butthole a break and watch some full episodes of Workaholics. http://on.cc.com/17fgbL6
Esquire just called Workaholics the funniest show you're not watching*.
They even threw a joke in themselves, calling Jillian "Jillian Bill" instead of her given name, "Jillian Bell". On the show, she's "Jillian Belk", for everyone keeping score (sabermetricians).
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Jillian took a break from filming Season 3B to mess around on the laptop this Tumblr is most often updated from to google when Season 3B would premiere. Also a recipe for bruschetta.
She found Season 3B premieres January 16th, at 10/9 CT, only on Comedy Central.
And this is a simple, but effective, bruschetta recipe. Maybe make some for your Workaholics premiere party? Send us a pic?
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Enjoy! Send us screen caps of Jillian eyeing a suspiciously-named file folder, it'll be a hoot!
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Jillian didn't do her own crazy handwriting stunts on "Real Time".
At least not the really crazy stuff. She may have done the stuff that lines up as spoilers for an unpublished Dan Brown novel, or the cat faces, but as far as meat-and-potatoes crazy boarding, it was the Workaholics Art Department.
Now Jillian still brought the crazy; no one's denying that. She sat in an empty dressing room she thought was hers for half the day, talking into a mirror as if it were a real person. It may have been a bit; it may have been too real. Would you have the courage to ask her? After what she did to that stand in?
Oh you didn't hear about the stand in? There's a conspiracy for you, I bet if you google "Jillian Bell + Stand In + Head Butt" nothing comes up. Which means someone hired the right lawyers.
Murphy. Alice Murphy.
Jillian's boss who she takes calls for every day's last name is "Murphy". Not Murray. Murray is incorrect.
To be fair to Jillian, though, it does sound an awful lot like Murray.
The guys will be Live Tweeting tonight's all-new episode, "True Dromance", for as many time zones as they can— watch along with them at 10:30 Eastern/9:30 Central on Comedy Central.
Follow them to follow along—
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Adam - @ADAMDEVINE
Ders - @DERS808
Kyle - @KyleNewacheck
Also, the best TelAmeriCans they can be, will be along with them!
Jillian - @Jilliandeltoro
Maribeth - @maribethmonroe
Erik - @erikgriffin
Be sure to hashtag your tweets #Workaholics and we'll post some of the best ones on the Tumblr, like this gem from last week—
Uproxx is hosting a Live Chat with Jillian Bell for the hour leading up to the show; get into it and maybe she'll tell you just how many cats her character currently has alive in her apartment.
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Published: Aug. 6, 2007
Updated: Jan. 28, 2011
Kidney stones can be one of the most painful disorders experienced by men and women. In fact, some women have stated that kidney stones are more painful than childbirth.
Kidney stones have affected many famous people, including Benjamin Franklin, Francis Bacon, Isaac Newton, and Peter the Great. The incidence of kidney stones is very high in the southeastern part of the United States, garnering the region the nickname "Stonebelt."
New technology has greatly improved the surgical methods of stone removal. In addition, improved medical treatments can help prevent recurrent kidney stone formation.
The specialists at the Duke Comprehensive Kidney Stone Center provide expert care for patients with kidney stone disease.
Read a glossary of kidney stone terms
The urinary tract consists of the kidneys, the bladder, and the tube connecting the kidneys to the bladder (kidney tube or ureter) and the tube that allows you to empty the bladder (urethra).
The kidneys act as the body's filtering system. They constantly screen the blood, absorbing the good chemicals and eliminating the unwanted chemicals in our urine. Urine then passes from the kidney, down the kidney tube, into the bladder, and eventually out of the body via the urethra.
If certain chemicals or minerals buildup in the kidneys, they can form a stone. Stones may stay in the kidney or they can travel down the urinary tract, through the ureter, causing severe pain.
The size, shape, and location of the stone will determine the symptoms that one may experience and will define the most appropriate treatment for stone removal.
Many factors may play a role in kidney stone formation, such as age, gender, a family history of stones, the amount of daily fluids consumed, occupation, climate, urinary tract infection, associated medical problems (such as bone disease), and dietary patterns.
Usually, males suffer from kidney stones more commonly than females, and African Americans tend to have far fewer stones than Caucasians, although recent studies have documented an increasing incidence of stones in women and non-Caucasians. Hereditary diseases such as renal tubular acidosis, cystinuria, and hyperoxaluria can cause stone formation as well.
One of the more common and important causes of kidney stone formation is not drinking enough fluids. A reduced fluid intake increases the concentration of stone forming components within the urine, thereby increasing the risk of stone formation.
Determining the chemical composition of the stone and performing analysis of the urine and blood will help your doctor to determine what is causing new stone formation and how to prevent repeat stone formation.
Kidney stones may cause all or only a few of the following symptoms:
Many different conditions can produce symptoms similar to kidney stones. In order to definitively diagnose kidney stones, and their possible effects on the body, a number of investigations are helpful.
A thorough medical history and physical examination performed by a medical professional is essential. The urine is checked for the presence of blood (associated with over 90 percent of stones), which may be so small that the blood in the urine can only be seen by a microscope.
The urine is also checked for the presence of infection, which can be associated with kidney stones and potentially be very serious. The patient's blood is checked to ensure that overall kidney function has not been significantly affected and that there is no infection in the blood stream.
Special imaging tests can be used to locate and determine the size of kidney stones. X-rays, ultrasound, and CT scans are all potential ways of diagnosing kidney stones; the decision on which one to use will depend on a number of factors, and is best made by a medical professional.
Duke's team of urologists has experience in a number of treatment options to remove kidney stones, including minimally invasive surgical procedures.
Surgical management: Read about surgical treatment for kidney stones available at Duke.
Non-surgical management: Not all kidney stones are diagnosed because of symptoms. Some people have kidney stones diagnosed during the investigation of other non-related medical issues.
If a kidney stone is relatively small, is not causing any pain, is not in danger of blocking the kidney tube, or other medical issues make treatment of the stones challenging, a decision can be made to just observe the stone or wait until it is safe to treat the stone. This decision is best made by a specialist who is familiar with treating kidney stones.
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High school students in North Carolina will have access to vocational training tools from Microsoft thanks to a deal struck between the company and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
Through the agreement, students and teachers will have access to Microsoft IT Academy, a suite of online curriculum tools, software licenses, support tools, and certifications. Students will be able to use the program to earn certifications that include Microsoft Office Specialist and Microsoft Certified Professional. Teachers will also have access to professional development and teaching resources.
North Carolina is the first state to announce the adoption of Microsoft IT Academy in all of its high schools. It has also become the largest customer to adopt the program out of all 9,000 IT Academy customers worldwide.
The department characterized the move as part of an effort to instill students with skills that might be relevant in the business environment of the future.
June Atkinson, superintendent of public instruction, said in a statement released by Microsoft that knowledge of Microsoft products is "essential" to that effort.
"In today's economy, providing the Microsoft IT Academy to high schools just makes sense," she said. "The ability to effectively use Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access is an essential skill in most businesses and offices today. I am pleased that North Carolina can provide this opportunity for teachers to improve their skills and for students to be career-ready."
Thirty-seven high schools in North Carolina are currently piloting Microsoft IT Academy. Microsoft said high schools in 20 more districts will adopt IT Academy in January 2011. All of the state's 488 public high schools, as well as charter and combined high schools (628 schools total, according to Microsoft), are expected to have access to Microsoft IT Academy by the 2011-2012 school year.
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Plexus is a logo design and visual identity / website project for a game website.
The direction taken was a logo that would convey joy, diversity, variety, happiness, share and many colors,
the site is primarily directed to children and adolescents.
And you can see it online soon at this address: www.plexuspuzzles.com
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SF Bicycle Coalition and SFMTA team up for "Light Up the Night," a campaign to distribute free bike lights/ increase safety and visibility of people biking.
SAN FRANCISCO—Coinciding with the end of Daylight Savings Time, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition and San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency are teaming up for their annual "Light up the Night" citywide campaign to distribute and install free bike lights to those riding without them.
Starting on November 8, and continuing through December 13, SFMTA and SF Bicycle Coalition staff and volunteers will be distributing bike lights at "Light up the Night" stations throughout the city. Stations will be set up along bike routes during evening rush hour, between 5 and 7pm, when bicycle commuter traffic is heaviest and the greatest number of riders can be reached.
"With 71% more people biking in San Francisco today than five years ago, it's clear that bicycling is booming in San Francisco. We're thrilled to see bike lanes across the city filled with moms biking with kids, business people biking to work and older people commuting around town," said Leah Shahum, Executive Director of the 12,000-member San Francisco Bicycle Coalition. "The 'Light up the Night' campaign is a great way to ensure that all of these new and experienced bicycle commuters are safe and visible during the darkest time of the year."
"Getting these lights on bikes makes our streets safer for all users. Use of these lights is required by law, and through partnerships like this one, we are working to ensure bicyclists understand and follow all traffic laws," said Edward D. Reiskin, SFMTA Director of Transportation. "Doing so will help to increase safety for all roadway users and increase bicycle ridership and our continued efforts to a more sustainable San Francisco."
California law requires that riders use a white front light and rear red light or reflector at night, and that the lights are visible from 300-feet. This year's "Light up the Night" lights are brighter than ever, with 5 LED lights on the front and multiple blinking settings on the back. Trained SF Bicycle Coalition, SFMTA and San Francisco Police Department staff and volunteers will install the lights on bikes.
In addition to distributing free bike lights, "Light up the Night" is an opportunity to provide key bicycle safety information and rules of the road to bike riders throughout the city. Each of the stations will include safety information and rules of the road in English, Spanish and Chinese. There will be a bilingual Spanish/English station on November 15 in the Mission District.
The annual "Light up the Night" campaign is just one of many safety programs and safety outreach the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition offers throughout the year. In 2011, the Coalition taught 2,300 adults and youth in their free in-class and on-road bicycle education classes. In 2012, they expanded the education classes to include teaching all new Muni drivers and taxi drivers in San Francisco how to safely share the street with people on bike.
Through their safety materials, the SF Bicycle Coalition has reached tens of thousands of people with our multi-language Rules of the Road tip sheet (English, Cantonese, Spanish), helping ensure that the growing number of people biking do so legally and lawfully.
In an effort to ensure the lights go to those who truly need them, locations of "Light up the Night" stations will be kept secret. If you would like to attend an event, please contact Kristin Smith or Leah Shahum for exact locations and times.
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Greek myths are among the most complex and influential stories ever told. From the first millennium BC until today, the myths have been repeated in an inexhaustible series of variations and reinterpretations. They can be found in the latest movies and television shows and in software for interactive computer games. This book combines a retelling of Greek myths with a comprehensive account of the world in which they developed their themes, their relevance to Greek religion and society, and their relationship to the landscape. "Contexts, Sources, Meanings" describes the main literary and artistic sources for Greek myths, and their contexts, such as ritual and theater. "Myths of Origin" includes stories about the beginning of the cosmos, the origins of the gods, the first humans, and the founding of communities. "The Olympians: Power, Honor, Sexuality" examines the activities of all the main divinities. "Heroic exploits" concentrates on the adventures of Perseus, Jason, Herakles, and other heroes. "Family sagas" explores the dramas and catastrophes that befall heroes and heroines. "A Landscape of Myths" sets the stories within the context of the mountains, caves, seas, and rivers of Greece, Crete, Troy, and the Underworld. "Greek Myths after the Greeks" describes the rich tradition of retelling, from the Romans, through the Renaissance, to the twenty-first century. Complemented by lavish illustrations, genealogical tables, box features, and specially commissioned drawings, this will be an essential book for anyone interested in these classic tales and in the world of the ancient Greeks."


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(Trypsin, Chymotrypsin)4 to 8 tablets a day of proteolytic enzymes containing trypsin and chymotrypsin, and/or bromelain [3 stars] Supplementing with a combination of the enzymes trypsin and chymotrypsin may improve low back pain.Pancreatic InsufficiencyConsult a qualified medical practitioner [3 stars] Digestive enzymes are the mainstay of pancreatic insufficiency treatment and have been shown to reduce pain and steatorrhea associated with pancreatitis.Sprains and Strains4 to 8 tablets a day of proteolytic enzymes containing trypsin, chymotrypsin, and/or bromelain as Proteolytic Enzymes[3 stars] Proteolytic enzymes, including bromelain, may be helpful in healing sprains and strains because they are anti-inflammatory and appear to promote tissue healing.Celiac DiseaseConsult a qualified healthcare practitioner [2 stars] Some evidence suggests that enzyme supplements may be useful at the beginning of dietary treatment for this disease.Indigestion, Heartburn, and Low Stomach AcidityConsult a qualified healthcare practitioner [2 stars] Lipase, a pancreatic enzyme, aids in the digestion of fats and may improve digestion in some people.Osteoarthritis90 mg of bromelain and 48 mg of trypsin, with 100 mg of rutosid, taken in enteric-coated pills three times per day [2 stars] In one study, people with painful osteoarthritis of the knee who received an oral enzyme-flavonoid preparation saw more improvement in pain and joint function than those who took a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID).TendinitisSeveral tablets per day of proteolytic enzymes [2 stars] Supplementing with digestive enzymes may reduce the severity of symptoms and speed healing.Acne RosaceaRefer to label instructions [1 star] Digestive enzymes have been reported anecdotally to improve rosacea symptoms.Allergies and Sensitivities and Food AllergiesRefer to label instructions [1 star] Proteolytic enzymes may theoretically reduce allergy symptoms by breaking down undigested protein to sizes that are too small to cause allergic reactions.Chronic CandidiasisRefer to label instructions [1 star] Digestive enzymes inhibit the overgrowth of candida and prevent it from becoming established in the small intestine.Crohn's DiseaseRefer to label instructions [1 star] Supplementing with enzymes might improve the nutrient malabsorption that is often associated with Crohn's disease.Low Back PainRefer to label instructions [1 star] Several trials have reported reduced pain and swelling, and/or faster healing in people with a variety of conditions who use papain.Digestive enzymes are complex proteins involved in digestion that stimulate chemical changes in other substances. They work optimally at specific temperature and pH. Digestive enzymes include pancreatic enzymes, plant-derived enzymes, and fungal-derived enzymes. There are three classes of digestive enzymes: proteolytic enzymes needed to digest protein, lipases needed to digest fat, and amylases needed to digest carbohydrates.
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This is the first degree of its kind in South Carolina.
The program prepares students for positions as transportation security officers, mission support specialists, border patrol agents, security officer screeners, program analysts and various other positions in local, state and federal agencies.
"Trident Technical College is the ideal location for this program," said Shawn Livingston, criminal justice department head. "With TTC's proximity to the port and the coast as well as the wealth of knowledge from the faculty and staff, students are uniquely prepared to enter into the field prepared for all types of situations and emergencies."
The degree program prepares students to work in an "all-hazard" environment covering the spectrum of emergency situations from natural disasters to man-made disasters and intentional acts.
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Support licensing must be current and continuous in order to access new upgrades/releases and for access to technical support. However, you will still have use of your system if your support lapses.
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hey yall, im a fisherwoman from hayward, im a little late signin in here but hello everyone! im so glad to have found this club. i love fishing and i hit the water at least 3 days out of every week. even in the rain, storm, blazin heat and the middle of the night. i just love bein in my boat out on a lake. catchin fish. im also lookin for some buddy to fish with someday. Not too many fishin buddies around here so far. im new to the aera but i have found a couple of secret spots on a few lakes so far. i hope to be a part of this club for a long time. happy fishin!


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Radio spots to address issue of lost skiersBy Josh OGorman
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Detective Sgt. Matt Nally of the Vermont State Police looks at a topographical map during a search-and-rescue training exercise Thursday in Stowe.Local radio listeners can expect to hear messages about the dangers of skiing out of bounds, but its unclear if the message will reach those who need to hear it.
This winter, Vermont State Police have responded to 48 lost skiers, with the skiers becoming lost after deliberately leaving the trail. The subsequent rescue efforts have been a drain on state police resources costing the department 47 officer hours and on taxpayers wallets.
Last week, officials from the Department of Public Safety, the Department of Tourism and Marketing, the Vermont Ski Areas Association and Killington Resort held a conference call to discuss solutions to a dangerous, expensive and preventable problem.
Out of that meeting came the idea to record a public service announcement, recorded by the Department of Public Safety, to air on radio stations around the state. The PSAs will stress preparation more than penalties, said Capt. Don Evans, assistant field commander with the state police.
People are going to do this (ski out of bounds) and all we can do is tell them, If youre going to do this, this is how you do it safely, Evans said.
The radio message could be paired with displays at the ski areas of the gear needed for back-country skiing, Evans said, which is a different sport from riding groomed trails and requires items such a shovel, food and water.
The question is, how do we reach the reckless youth who keep going out of bounds and need rescuing? asked Parker Riehle, VSAA president, who was optimistic the message will reach those who need to hear it.
Nearly everyone who has needed rescuing this winter has been young, from out of state and riding on a day pass. Whether that demographic will be listening to local radio stations prior to hitting the slopes remains unclear.
Its another tool in the box to help promote safety, Riehle said.
With 46 of the 48 lost skiers, nearly all of the rescue calls have come from visitors from Killington and Pico. It remains unclear what efforts those ski areas are making to keep their guests safe and on the trail.
Officials at Killington Resort have ignored repeated requests for interview or comment.
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and Commissioner General for the Shanghai Expo UN Pavilion, Awni Behnam
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon met last week with Awni Behnam, UN Commissioner General for the Shanghai World Expo UN Pavilion.
At the meeting, the Commissioner General made a comprehensive briefing to the Secretary General on the status of preparation of the UN pavilion at EXPO 2010, as well as on the innovative design of the pavilion and program over the six months of the EXPO.
The Secretary General requested the Commissioner General to convey his appreciation and encouragement to the Pavilion team and all those who had worked so hard to prepare it in time.