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Suboxone, Baclofen for a 55-year old woman
This is a personalized study for a 55 year old female patient who has Pain - Back. The study is created by eHealthMe based on reports of 4 female patients aged 55 (±5) who take the same drugs from FDA and social media.
What are the drugs
Suboxone (latest outcomes from 8,257 users) has active ingredients of buprenorphine hydrochloride; naloxone hydrochloride. It is often used in opiate withdrawal.
Baclofen (latest outcomes from 21,174 users) has active ingredients of baclofen. It is often used in muscle spasms.
What are the conditions
Pain - back (latest reports from 6,132 patients) can be treated by Percocet, Tramadol Hydrochloride, Hydrocodone Bitartrate And Acetaminophen, Vicodin, Flexeril, Norco.
On Nov, 21, 2014: 4 females aged 50 (±5) who take Suboxone, Baclofen are studied
Information of the patient in this study:
Age: 50
Gender: female
Conditions: Pain - Back
Drugs taking:
- Suboxone - 2MG;0.5MG (buprenorphine hydrochloride; naloxone hydrochloride): used for < 1 month
- Baclofen - 10MG (baclofen): used for < 1 month
eHealthMe real world results:
Drug effectiveness over time :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Suboxone is effective
(0 of 1 people)
|Baclofen is effective
(0 of 1 people)
Most common drug interactions over time * :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Stress And Anxiety
|Stress And Anxiety
|Anxiety, Apprehension, Feeling Uptight, Jitters, Stress, Stress And Anxiety, Tension
|Anxiety Aggravated
|Sensory Loss (senses loss)
|Anxiety Aggravated
|Anxiety, Apprehension, Feeling Uptight, Jitters, Stress, Stress And Anxiety, Tension
|Convulsion (muscles contract and relax rapidly and repeatedly, resulting in an uncontrolled shaking of the body)
|Balance Disorder
|Loss Of Consciousness
|Blood Pressure Decreased (abnormally low blood pressure)
|Withdrawal Syndrome (a discontinuation syndrome is a set of symptoms occurred due to discontinuation of substance)
* Some reports may have incomplete information.
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(Asked by a 55 year old woman who has Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, and takes Trileptal, Lamictal, Clonazepam, Baclofen, Xanax, Synthroid, Allegra)
I had surgery in 2010 and a family health scare in 2012. Since that time I've had my eyes examined, and seen my Neurologist. Upon the advice of my Psychiatrist, we decided to gradually decrease the Lamictal to a lower dose. Hoping this will help, as it's my last resort!!
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Though it overlooks Gloucester Harbor, where fishermen haul in the restaurant's supply of fresh fish and lobster, the dining room of Latitude 43 feels like it's underwater. The hull of a 36-foot Coast Guard rescue boat hangs overhead, a 16-foot iron-and-glass octopus sculpture wrought by a local iron artist dangles above the sushi bar, and a harbor mural painted by local artists enlivens the walls. The aromas of coastal cuisine waft through the oceanic interior, signaling the arrival of dishes such as grilled local swordfish, more than 17 sushi rolls, and a host of non-seafood entrees that can be prepared in gluten-free or vegetarians versions.
Because a strong ecosystem produces healthy fish, Latitude 43's restaurateurs do their part to ensure earth's well-being with their green facility. Recycled materials compose the tiles in the kitchen and around the sushi bar, and the deck's sunshades heat the dishwasher's hot water while shading guests from the sun?s deadly laser beams. An oceanfront patio hosts feasts in the summertime, while a fireplace made from locally sourced granite keeps diners cozy in the winter.
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Shabu Sai Asian Bistro showcases the flavors of Japan, China, Thailand, Korea, and Singapore throughout its eclectic menu. As its name implies, the bistro embraces the communal and relatively healthful method of table-side cooking known as shabu-shabu. Diners begin by choosing a pot of steaming hot broth?such as Japanese-style miso or spicy Korean kimchi?then cook their own meats and vegetables in the sizzling soup base. Ingredients range from angus rib eye steak and scallops to shiitake mushrooms and radishes. Additionally, the chefs round out the menu by serving a variety of familiar favorites, including chicken teriyaki, pad thai, and more than 30 distinctive sushi rolls.
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Japanese, Thai, and Korean cuisines equally influence the chefs at U-Me Restaurant and Lounge, helping them devise a menu of pan-Asian cuisine. The chefs capture the elegant simplicity of Japanese sushi by rolling more than 40 individual maki, filling them with everything from grilled lobster and cucumber to fried sweet potato and imported oxygen molecules. Pineapple and basil lend a distinctive fragrance to the thai curries, and korean short ribs emerge with a piquant glaze of chili paste.
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All Seasons Table Restaurant serves up pan-Asian cuisine that integrates influences from Japanese, Thai, and Malay traditions. The chef crafts gourmet versions of familiar Chinese-American fare, from spicy General Gau's chicken to mongolian sesame shrimp. Diners can sample filets of meat and fish hot from the grill and coated in the Asian-style sauce of their choice. The kitchen also works wonders with lamb and duck—including a marinated half peking duck, which is roasted until tender and served with a feast of pancakes, vegetables, and hoisin sauce.
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Reaching and maintaining a healthy weight for life involves ongoing careful attention to consuming the correct amount of calories to support your goals. At first glance, this sounds easy, but with the obesity epidemic continuing to impact the health of individuals around the world, we have a lot to learn about calorie intake. So, do you know how many calories you really need?
Healthy eating patterns and physical activity to help reduce the risk of chronic disease are the hallmarks of the scientifically reviewed 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Recognizing that obesity and overweight affects at least 65 percent of Americans, one of the key recommendations from these guidelines involves the need to balance calories to manage weight. This is based on the premise that we can prevent and/or reduce overweight and obesity by monitoring caloric intake and expending additional calories through physical activity.
Losing weight is undoubtedly challenging. Adding to the frustration is the fact that dieters often find that eating too many or too few calories often stalls their weight-loss progress. A healthy rate of weight loss is between 0.5 and 2 pounds per week. And because most of us want it off quickly, we often assume that dropping calorie intake even lower will help. Unfortunately, consuming too few calories causes the body to begin conserving energy necessary for other functions. This translates into a slower metabolism, which makes it even more difficult to lose weight. Too few calories also makes it challenging to ensure your diet contains all the essential nutrients you need to stay healthy. Therefore, the most successful approach involves the right combination of exercise and nutrition based on the specific needs of the individual.
The Daily Caloric Needs Estimate Calculator, which can be found in the Healthy Living section of the ACE website, is a great tool for estimating the number of calories needed to maintain your current body weight (i.e., energy balance), based on your age, weight, height and gender. Whether your goal is to lose or gain weight, you simply apply the standard energy equation that uses a formula of 3,500 calories equaling 1 pound. This means that to lose (or gain) 1 pound per week, you would need to either decrease (or increase) calories by approximately 500 each day from the original energy balance calculation—either through food, exercise or a combination of both (500 calories x 7 days/week = 3500 calories). With weight loss in particular, the most effective approach includes creating that deficit through a combination of a little less food and a little more exercise (DHHS, 2005). For example, if your goal is to lose 1 pound per week, each day you could consume 200 to 250 calories below your energy balance number, and expend 200 to 250 more calories through physical activity.
Many popular diets and weight-loss programs are based on the concept of energy balance. They often add their own trademarked spin with things like pre-calculated meals, points, lists of acceptable foods, etc. Regardless of how it's packaged and presented to the weight loss consumer, it all comes down to one thing—creating an ideal calorie deficit.
References: U.S. Department of Agriculture: Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2010). Retrieved 02/23/2014, from http://www.cnpp.usda.gov/publications/dietaryguidelines/2010/policydoc/policydoc.pdf
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS), AIM for a Healthy Weight (2005). Retrieved 02/23/2014, from http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/heart/obesity/aim_hwt.pdf
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Examines aspects of general physiology important during exercise and introduces students to exercise physiology. It covers both theoretical knowledge and the development of basic skills in exercise testing. The physiological responses to a bout of exercise are examined first, followed by principles of exercise training, and an examination of adaptations to exercise training.
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1. An understanding of the physiological systems necessary for exercise
2. An understanding of the physiological responses to a bout of physical activity
3. An understanding of the principles of exercise training and the different types of exercise training programs
4. An understanding of the physiological adaptations to regular exercise training
5. An understanding of the need for specific types and levels of fitness for different sports
6. An understanding of the role of physical activity in the maintenance of health and physical fitness
7. Skills in conducting basic exercise tests
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1. Principles of exercise testing
2. Structure and function of skeletal muscle
3. Muscle responses to exercise
4. Energy systems in exercise
5. Respiratory responses to exercise
6. Cardiovascular responses to exercise
7. Hormones and immune system in exercise
8. Exercise in challenging environments (altitude, underwater and thermoregulation)
9. Energy expenditure and body composition
10. Sports nutrition
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12. Health benefits and risks of exercise
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Students are expected to have a basic knowledge and understanding of human anatomy and physiology.
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THE SOUND OF MUSIC, the original classic starring Julie Andrews, brings its special magic to the holiday season when it airs in HDTV with 5.1-channel surround sound as the "ABC Sunday Movie of the Week," DECEMBER 23 (7:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. (Rebroadcast. OAD on ABC: 12/29/02)
"The Sound of Music," which garnered 10 Academy Award nominations, won for Best Picture, Best Music, Scoring or Music, Adaptation or Treatment; Best Director, Best sound and Best Film Editing. Julie Andrews, who had won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role the previous year for "Mary Poppins," was again nominated in that category for her portrayal of Maria, a probationary candidate to join an order of nuns.
In "The Sound of Music," Maria, while waiting to take her vows, is sent to the home of the widowed and retired navy Captain Georg von Trapp (Christopher Plummer, "A Beautiful Mind," "The Insider") to care for his seven rambunctious children. Maria discovers the children, who have previously run off several governesses, are most in need of a little love. When she teaches them to sing, she wins the love of the children and the captain. The film is based on the real-life story of the von Trapp family. Maria's book, "The Story of the Trapp Family Singers," first became a German movie and later a successful Broadway musical before its Oscar-winning release in 1965. In 1938 the von Trapps escaped their native Austria and Nazi occupation to avoid Captain von Trapp's being forced to serve in the German navy.
"The Sound of Music" stars Julie Andrews as Maria, Christopher Plummer as Captain Georg von Trapp, Eleanor Parker (a three-time Oscar nominee) as Baroness Elsa Schraeder, Richard Haydn ("Young Frankenstein") as Max Detweiler, Peggy Wood (received an Oscar nomination for this role) as Mother Abbess, Charmian Carr as Liesl van Trapp, Daniel Truhitte as Rolf Gruber, Heather Menzies as Louisa van Trapp, Nicholas Hammond as Friedrich von Trapp, Duane Chase as Kurt von Trapp, Angela Cartwright as Brigitta von Trapp, Debbie Turner as Marta von Trapp, Kym Karath as Gretl von Trapp, Ben Wright as Herr Zeller and Anna Lee as Sister Margaretha.
The 1965 release was directed by Robert Wise, recipient of three Oscar Awards ("West Side Story," "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"). The screenplay was written by Ernest Lehman ("Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," "Hello Dolly!," "Sabrina") based on the book by Howard Lindsay ("Life with Father") and Russel Crouse ("The Big Broadcast of 1938") and the stage musical by the legendary team of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein (collaborators on "South Pacific," "Oklahoma, "The King and I," "Carousel"). The feature is a production of 20th Century Fox and Argyle Enterprises. (CLOSED CAPTIONED)
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Few fictional artists are as haunting and inspiring as the jazz pianist played by Bruce Bennett in Raoul Walsh's 1947 musical crime drama.
"I wanted to comment on the tragic rift that we're witnessing," Bob Staake says about his cover art for next week's magazine.
One of the great chroniclers of city life remembers his boyhood in North Carolina, in this second chapter of his unfinished memoir.
Andris Nelsons energizes the Boston Symphony.
Giving thanks for funny drawings.
In his grand-jury testimony, Wilson described Michael Brown's power as having an almost totemic aspect.
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"Starting tomorrow, we charge them—what they're really into is shopping."
In the old days, New Hampshire's food was almost as ruinous as England's.
Jeffrey Toobin and John Cassidy join Dorothy Wickenden to talk about the grand-jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri.
On the day we're supposed to be most thankful, many of us will be most thankful when it's over.
An immigrant Thanksgiving.
Because damn it, I'm a legitimate part of the meal, and it's about time I was treated as such.
How an East German quantum chemist became the world's most powerful woman.
A decades-old theft changed the history of the Supreme Court.
Sipping the future on the Upper East Side.
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Atticus Lish is many things: a martial-arts fighter, a début novelist, and a son of Gordon Lish.
The officer's account of the shooting of Michael Brown raises as many questions as it answers.
Republicans' alarmist discussions of Obama's immigration plan took a turn when Ted Cruz delivered a knockoff Cicero speech.
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By morning, it's a breakfast hub known as The Good Egg Café. During lunch and dinner, the festively colored space, draped in twinkling string lights, turns into Pepperclub Restaurant. Entering the eatery is like stepping into a crayon box; the walls are painted in a lively palette of oranges, purples, blues and reds. Though the globally inspired menu draws on local seafood, beef, and lamb for Indian curries and Greek recipes, vegan and vegetarian dishes such as baked and stuffed jalapeños, veggie burgers, and asiago risotto cakes with portobello are also plentiful. After finishing off complimentary homemade bread, patrons ease sugar cravings with a handmade chocolate cake, or ease sunburns by applying cool vegan tapioca directly onto the sun.
Maine Today featured She Doesn't Like Guthries. Eight Yelpers give it an average of five stars, and 89% of more than 160 Urbanspooners like it.
Modernity has permeated both Thistles Restaurant's cuisine and decor, and helped earn it a Certificate of Excellence in 2013 from TripAdvisor. The restaurant is helmed by Chef Alejandro, whose kaleidoscope of culinary skills includes dishes popular in Argentina, Colombia, Germany, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. Contemporary fixtures shine light down on the smorgasbord of selections, and red, black, and white accents fill the dining space just as accent marks fill the menu.
Eschewing modern mixes and thickeners, the dessert designers at Maple's transform fresh milk, eggs, and cream into a host of more than three dozen gelato and sorbetto flavors crafted in-store in front of salivating patrons. Maple's ice engineers buy ingredients directly from Maine's local family farms and embrace traditional artisanal methods such as working with microbatches and running chunky cream through a cotton gin.
Each autumn, the tree branches at Ricker Hill Orchards begin to bow under the weight of a new generation of McIntosh apples, as they have for more than 200 years. Since 1803, the same family has cultivated the orchards, which today nurture several varieties of apples, pears, and peaches. Along with produce aisles along the East Coast, the fruit fills the baskets at Wallingford's Fruit House, where shoppers just may save them from another fate: the bakery. There, raspberries, peaches, and blueberries tuck into pies or turnovers and hand-rolled crusts envelop apples to become fresh dumplings. The store also bakes fruitless sweets such as donuts and cookies and bottles fresh cider for pouring over a coach's head after he wards off all the crows from the field.
In the fall, visitors can explore the orchards and pick apples themselves, hunting down such varieties as Cortland and Red Delicious. Wallingford's Fruit House's backyard lets youngsters lose themselves in a variety of ways, from the corn maze to the petting-zoo animals' thought-provoking lectures about delicious grass.
Frothy mugs of nine different draft beers and a belief that you can never use too many peppers complement chef Jon Russell's surfeit of steak, seafood, and pasta. He tosses hot peppers into his Peppers chicken dish and sprinkles peppercorns onto his signature steak, which is then flambéed in brandy. When taste buds are craving the saltiness of seafood and licking snowplow trails won't suffice, he grills Atlantic salmon, rubs sesame onto sushi-grade tuna steak, and weaves fettuccine around bits of lobster, shrimp, and scallops. He rounds out his menu with a selection of burgers, Mexican fare, and homemade desserts that guests can enjoy on the restaurant's patio or in the casual dining room with exposed brick and tropical stained-glass artwork.


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Everyone has a cell phone, and a lot of those 'everyones' have something called a smartphone. A smartphone is different from a standard cell phone in that it will run applications that go beyond what have become standard features — telephone, instant messaging, camera, music player, address book. Recently, PoliceOne asked our readership what smartphone apps they are using, and which ones they would like to see.
Platforms Just as software written for the PC won't run on a Mac (without some enabling software as a middleman), applications written for one smartphone operating system (OS) won't run on the others, and there are several in the mix. Current smartphone OSs include iPhone, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile, Palm, and BlackBerry.
BlackBerry has about 20 percent of the smartphone market, and is arguably the most popular choice among the business community. The BlackBerry OS is considered more secure than others, especially for communication with enterprise e-mail servers.
"CrackBerries," as they are known because of their always-in-touch addictive properties, ship with virtually every business application most users need. A great many completely satisfied customers never add any applications beyond those that come with the device.
A search of the BlackBerry App World store didn't come up with any applications written specifically for police officers, other than a law enforcement theme that will put customized wallpaper and buttons on your display. A PoliceOne reader suggested an app that would turn a BlackBerry hardware button into an emergency alert, sending a distress message when the user pressed it. If there are any BlackBerry software engineers out there, this could be your golden opportunity.
Symbian Symbian runs mainly on Nokia and a few Sony and Samsung phones. In February 2010, the Symbian platform was made "opensource" — meaning that the source code was released to the public domain for anyone who wants to tinker with it. This is terrific news for the common man, who will see the benefit of many free or low-cost applications for the platform. There is a Symbian app site, but the choice is not especially extensive, and no law enforcement-specific packages appeared in the list. Ironically, Symbian is still the most popular smartphone OS worldwide, mostly because of the popularity and market penetration of Finnish cellphone maker Nokia.
Open-source software has not been a big moneymaker, historically speaking. This isn't to say that open source applications aren't any good. SourceForge.org has quite a variety of applications for Linux (another open-source operating system, this one for the PC) and Windows available, all for free, and most of them as good and cross-compatible with their commercial alternatives such as Microsoft Office, Photoshop, and WinZip.
Palm OS Palm has become something of a red-headed stepchild among smartphone platforms, even though the PalmPilot was the first commercially successful PDA in the 1990s and started it all. Palm devices started out as having no communications capabilities, then gradually acquired pager modules, a cell phone interface, and for a time shared the smartphone market with BlackBerry. The Palm platform has been lackluster in recent years, and the company was acquired by Hewlett-Packard in April 2010. It's unknown at this writing what plans HP has for Palm. Thousands of apps have been written for the Palm OS, and most of them are available at PocketGear.com (which also hosts free and paid applications for other smartphone platforms). But there aren't too many apps for police work specifically.
Android Android is the newcomer to the smartphone market. Android began as a mobile variant of the aforementioned open-source Linux OS, and was then acquired by Google. The Android OS is now available as an open-source platform again, and its users rave about it. Android presently (mid-2010) holds about 10 percent of the smartphone market, but is predicted to dominate the market with Symbian by 2012. Android phones are presently available from T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and AT&T.
Because Android was incubated by Google, applications generated by Google slide right into Android. Google Apps that mimic the main features of Microsoft Office, GMail, and Google Voice (among others) run seamlessly on Android. The unsettling aspect of most Google Apps is that the model keeps most of your data in the "cloud," residing on one or more servers Google owns. When you want your data, the system retrieves it quickly and wirelessly. If you lose your connection to the cloud, you also lose the connection to your data (although some Google Apps will store files on your device, if you ask them to). Many users aren't especially comfortable giving their data to a third party, and not necessarily being able to get to it when they want.
A Google App that our readers report to be very useful — one that is available on platforms other than Android — is Google Translate. Type a phrase into the box, select which language you would like it translated to, and push the button. The application will even try to recognize the language of whoever you're trying to communicate with if they key their phrase into the box themselves (on some smartphones, there is a provision to speak the phrase into the phone). If they use an alphabet other than ours, you'll have to enable the appropriate keyboard on your phone, but it's do-able. The translations can be laughable, but the general idea gets across. Google Translate is available on any platform that can browse the web. Bring up Google Mobile in the browser of your smartphone to get the mobile-optimized versions.
Android hasn't been out there all that long, but there are already more than 50,000 apps written for it. The only one I could find that seemed written especially for public safety was the Police Event Recorder, which features touchscreen buttons to log the times of typical events in a call for service, such as dispatch, arrival on scene, arrest, booked, etc. As this OS gains popularity and market share, more apps will appear.
Windows Mobile Windows Mobile — known among the geeks as "WinMo" — is Microsoft's contribution to the mix. As the name suggests, Windows Mobile synchronizes with computers running Windows operating systems, and features lightweight versions of Microsoft Office apps Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Access. Most of the later Palm smartphones also came in models enabled for Windows Mobile.
If your shop runs on Microsoft Office and your primary interest is in keeping files generated in Office with you, a Windows Mobile device may be all you need. Windows Mobile is also one of the few smartphone OSs that allow multitasking, e.g. having more than one application running at a time (although iPhone 4.0, scheduled for release in June 2010, is reported to have that capability). This is a very useful feature when you need to copy and paste between applications, or otherwise go back and forth between two or more files.
A downside of multitasking, and one of the reasons that it hasn't been implemented in other OSs, is the increased load this places on the processor and the internal memory required to support this function. Windows Mobile devices tend to be battery hogs, sucking down the juice faster than others. Users often forget to close applications, and the internal processor burns through electrons maintaining the apps. Each generation of Windows Mobile gets better at managing this problem, but know it's out there. Battery technology has not kept up with memory and processor evolution, and designers constantly balance the need for higher capacity batteries and smaller form factor devices.
iPhone The iPhone is hugely popular with consumers, but not so much with the business market. There are more than 134,000 apps available from the iTunes Store (which is the only place you can purchase approved, "legal" apps), but not many designed for law enforcement. One exception, written by a Portland (Ore.) Police Bureau officer, is Spanish for Police — Audio Phrasebook. This is an electronic version of the booklets and cheat sheets most of us have had at one time or another, listing common questions, commands, instructions and warnings for all types of situations involving police. This app goes a step further by offering a spoken translation of every phrase, audible by tapping the listing for that phrase. I can think of a few hundred times that would have come in handy.
Most of the apps for the iPhone, as well as those for other platforms, cost less than $5.00, and the majority are either $0.99 or free. You don't usually get to try before you buy, but if what you bought doesn't turn out to be as good as you hoped, it's not like you broke the bank to get it. The Spanish app mentioned above is $1.99 — a bargain, even if you use it only once.
About the author
Tim Dees is a writer, editor, trainer, and former law enforcement officer. After 15 years as a police officer with the Reno Police Department and elsewhere in Northern Nevada, Tim taught criminal justice as a full-time professor and instructor at colleges in Wisconsin, West Virginia, Georgia, and Oregon.
He was also a regional training coordinator for the Oregon Dept. of Public Safety Standards & Training, providing in-service training to 65 criminal justice agencies in central and eastern Oregon.
Tim has written more than 300 articles for nearly every national law enforcement publication in the United States, and is the author of The Truth About Cops, published by Hyperink Press. In 2005, Tim became the first editor-in-chief for Officer.com, moving to the same position for LawOfficer.com at the beginning of 2008. He now writes on applications of technology in law enforcement from his home in SE Washington state.
Tim holds a bachelor's degree in biological science from San José State University, a master's degree in criminal justice from The University of Alabama, and the Certified Protection Professional credential from ASIS International. He serves on the executive board of the Public Safety Writers Association.
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Guy Vaknin "Hell's Kitchen" Exit Opens Vegetarian Sushi Store
Written by Vegetarian Star on June 26th, 2012 in Chefs, Film & TV, Food & Drink, Reality TV, Restaurants.
Gordon Ramsay may not have been that impressed with Hell's Kitchen's Guy Vaknin, as he's the most recent chef to be sent home on the reality cooking television series.
That's okay, because it that means vegetarian sushi for everyone soon!
Vaknin says he's opening a store that will serves the flipper-less delicatessen next month.
"I am opening an organic, vegetarian sushi. I am opening July 1. It's going really good and I have a great following on the store and the product," he told Reality Wanted.
And now that everyone has heard of Guy, his phone is sure to be ringing off the hook with orders for rolls of seaweed minus the sashimi and veggies like avocado, cucumber and carrots.
"The show has given me a lot of publicity, which is great. I definitely want to give thanks to FOX for giving me the opportunity."
"For the past year, I have been running the family company. We tripled in size in the past year, everything is going great. I had 30 cooks because I left the company and I am opening my own place, so I went on a new adventure."
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University of Virginia sophomore guard Malcolm Brogdon will redshirt the 2012-13 season, Cavalier head coach Tony Bennett announced on Wednesday. Brogdon will miss the season to further recover from successful foot surgery performed on March 7.
"Malcolm is an important part of the program's future, so the plan to redshirt him will allow for his foot to fully recover," Bennett said. "He will continue to push hard in his recovery during this season."
Brogdon played in Virginia's first 28 games as a freshman in 2011-12. He averaged 6.7 points and 2.8 rebounds per game, while shooting 39.6 percent (63-159) from the field and 80 percent (40-50) from the free-throw line. Brogdon scored in double figures five times.
Brogdon scored a season-high 16 points in Virginia's 70-58 victory over then-No. 14 Michigan on Nov. 29. His scoring high in an Atlantic Coast Conference game last season was 14 points in UVa's 71-44 win over Maryland on Feb. 18.
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Mix 106's Mike Kasper was out at Varsity Pub for the NFL draft enjoying the Treasure Valley's happiest happy hour. Mike gave way $50 in cash and a $50 bar tab to the lucky winners of bar bingo. We also gave away Boise Music Festival tickets and digital music downloads
Tons of people do! Watch & see.
Graphics just keep getting better & better! Even if you don't play or like video games you have to check this out.
And just a place to rent not even to purchase, especially when you have a dog. But even worse when you have a big dog!
MIX 106's Mike Kasper was at Varsity Pub for the Treasure Valley's Happiest Happy Hour. Mike gave away $50 in cash and a $50 bar tab to two lucky winners in bar bingo. He also gave away autograph signed photo's of the Goo Goo Dolls and James Durbin and Boise Music Festival tickets
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The vector illustration "An animal and an insect beside a blank template" from Matthew Cole is available on Fotolia under a Royalty Free license from 1 credit (Credit from $0.74).
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The author of this picture, Matthew Cole also has 1,413 images in the same series.
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The V and XV licenses are vector files (AI, EPS).
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