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Intensive Follow-Up Recommended for People Diagnosed with Lupus During Childhood
Adolescent-onset lupus has worse prognosis and increased risk of lupus-related kidney disease and death.
Adolescent-onset lupus has worse prognosis and increased risk of lupus-related kidney disease and death.
Nick Cannon and Whoopi Goldberg speak about lupus on The View on Thursday, October 9.
Empire State Building Glows Purple to Celebrate Lupus Foundation of America's National Gala and to Call Attention to Need for Increased Awareness and Investment in Lupus Research
Whether it is Grandma's sweet potato casserole or the family's favorite gravy, holidays aren't just filled with memories, but sugar, sodium, and fat, too. But with a few adjustments, it's easy to lighten up the feast without losing the dishes you love.
Sandra C. Raymond, President & CEO of the Lupus Foundation of America, issued the following statement in response to Eli Lilly and Company's announcement of the results of two Phase III clinical trials of tabalumab.
The Lupus Foundation of America announced four grants that will allow lupus investigators to continue critical lupus research. Another grant will be used to develop a groundbreaking diagnostic tool for children with lupus-related kidney inflammation, or lupus nephritis.
The Lupus Foundation of America congratulates and welcomes the first 11 new research groups that have been awarded grants as part of the Accelerating Medicines Partnership in Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis (AMP Lupus and RA) Network.
Results show how disease takes a toll on life for people with lupus and lupus caregivers


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10 Jesus answered, "Knowledge about the mysteries of the kingdom of God has been given [directly] to you. But it is given to others in stories. When they look, they don't see, and when they hear, they don't understand. | 10 He said, "The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of God has been given to you, but to others I speak in parables, so that, " 'though seeing, they may not see; though hearing, they may not understand.' |
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As with O2, Orange offers a deal whereby landline and mobile phone or mobile phone subscriptions bought as a package are discounted.
Surprisingly, only 1 percent of Orange customers reported that they are signed up to the 3G and fixed-line broadband deal – though a small but significant 1.8 percent of all survey respondents said they use mobile broadband instead of having a fixed-line broadband subscription at all. Vodafone is second after Orange in the mobile-broadband stakes for popularity, with Virgin and 3 networks also factoring here.
Orange Broadband customers pay an average of £15 a month for a 5 to 8Mbps connection that is primarily used for online shopping, YouTube, Facebook and BBC iPlayer. Orange customers are more likely to be Mac owners than is the case with most of the big ISPs.
See also: What's the best UK broadband ISP? PC Advisor's 2011 Broadband Survey report
Customers give the Orange Broadband service a thumbs-up overall, with an 86 percent satisfaction rating and 83 percent connection reliability. Most people are long-term customers too. When Wanadoo Broadband was bought out by Orange in 2006 (with some painful switchover issues), many customers decided to wait and see what would happen in the longer term.
Although plenty of people are still sitting on the fence about the current state of affairs, there are a fair number of customer comments attesting that Orange is "fine when it works, but customer service is dreadful when you need to call upon it".
NEXT: our expert verdict >>


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Six years ago Ace Combat 04 dropped everyone's jaw with its photorealistic airplanes, fast arcade action and ultra-detailed environments. It was a piece of technological grace that both showed what the current generation of consoles was capable of and also provided the most white-knuckle jet experience in memory. Now we have a new champion of the skies, and it's Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation.
Take everything we just mentioned - the planes, the intensity and the terrain - and nuke it all with a gamma bomb. The irradiated behemoth that emerges is Ace Combat supercharged in every conceivable way, from literally stunning graphics to dizzying battles that have to be seen to be believed. Gone are the sparsely populated skies of the PS2 games - these battlefields are completely jammed with anti-aircraft fire, enemy pilots, surface-to-air missiles, aircraft carriers, dozens of friendly units and about a billion smoky missile trails splitting the sky.
These enormous fronts are divided into multiple "operations," and you're free to tackle them in any order you see fit. However, your actions will affect the rest of the mission, so if you save an airstrip, for example, you can use it to re-supply the plane. Lose it and you'll have to make do with what you have. Complete enough operations and you're able to call in heavy-duty air strikes from your armada of trigger-happy friends. It's an absolutely gut-punching adventure from beginning to end, and if you fancy yourself a gamer or a graphics whore, you need to give this a shot.


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Samsung has released a major firmware update for the NX1. Announced earlier this month, firmware v1.2 bring additional features, increased customization and several menu refinements. DPReview was one of the organizations that provided Samsung with feedback on the camera and shooting with the new firmware over the past couple of weeks has shown us that several of the requests we made have been incorporated. Read more
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Since releasing the NX1 late last year, Samsung has been gathering feedback from users, and is preparing a major firmware update before the end of this month. We made time at CES in Las Vegas to sit down with Byungdeok Nam, Senior Vice President of Samsung's R&D team in the company's Mobile (formerly Digital Imaging) division, to speak about the NX1, the new firmware, and the mirrorless camera market in general. Click through to read our interview
Samsung has announced a major firmware update for the NX1, which is claimed to bring a host of improvements. Firmware v1.2 - available later this month - will bring additional features, increased customization and several menu refinements. DPReview was one of the organizations that provided Samsung with feedback on the camera and shooting with it over the past few days has shown a selection of the requests we made have been incorporated. Read more
As often as we can, we like to put the cameras that we test into the hands of working photographers to find out what they think. Recently we gave the Samsung NX1 to Jordan Stead, staff photographer at SeattlePI.com, and ventured out to nearby Carkeek Park to photograph the salmon run. A seasoned shooter accustomed to pro camera bodies, Jordan gave the NX1's hybrid AF system and 28.2MP BSI-CMOS sensor a try. See the video
The Samsung NX mini is truly tiny, offering a 20MP 1" sensor inside a highly compact body which features a 180-degree tilting LCD and extensive connectivity features. The mini's touch-sensitive display is the camera's primary interface for changing shooting settings, and an interchangeable lens mount should make this the ideal combination of versatility and point-and-shoot simplicity. Read our review to find out how it compares
Samsung's NX1 is the first serious attempt by the Korean manufacturer to target high-end enthusiast and semi-pro photographers. Featuring a 28MP sensor, 15fps shooting capability, 4K video mode and an advanced AF system, the NX1 has features to spare. We've been shooting with a pre-production camera for a few days, in combination with the NX 16-50mm F2.0-2.8 S ED OIS and new 50-150mm F2.8 S. Click through for some sample images
The Sony Xperia Z3 is Sony's latest waterproof flagship smartphone, picking up where the Z2 left off. Like that phone it's 4K capable and also offers an atypically-large 1/2.3"-type sensor. Just like the Z2, that's a 20.7MP Exmor RS stacked CMOS sensor nestling behind a 27mm equivalent F2.0 lens. All this has encouraged Sony to offer ISO 12,800, which it says is the highest of any smartphone. Learn more about how it performs
With the introduction of the NX1 mirrorless camera, Samsung has put a stake in the ground of the photography market. We stop by the Samsung booth to learn more about the NX1, a new 50-150mm F2.8 image stabilized lens, and also get a peek at the company's "technology demonstration" 300mm F2.8 lens. See video
Samsung's hall is a far cry from the over-the-top extravaganza that is its CES booth. There are big tables for every camera it produces, usually paired with smartphones. In fact, it felt like their stand was as much about mobile devices as it was with cameras. The camera that everyone was playing with was the NX1, and we took a look at that as well as a 300mm telephoto prime concept. Click through to read more.
Samsung is no stranger to trying something new, and it's really swung for the fences with the NX1 enthusiast mirrorless camera. With a DSLR-style body, a revolutionary sensor, exciting AF system, and more bells and whistles than one could ever need, the NX1 looks like a serious contender. We spent some time with the NX1 and have some first impressions to share. Read'em.
Samsung has introduced the pro-oriented NX1 mirrorless camera for Photokina 2014, boasting the first-ever APS-C sized BSI-CMOS sensor. The weather-sealed 28.2MP NX1 also offers a sophisticated hybrid autofocus system with 205 phase-detect points covering 90% of the frame. Other high-end features include 15 fps burst shooting, built-in Wi-Fi, and a 2.36M dot OLED EVF. Read more
Samsung adds another 'S' series lens to its premium lineup, the NX 50-150mm F2.8 OIS. It's weather-sealed to resist dust and splashes, and covers a range equivalent to 77-231mm on Samsung's APS-C NX cameras. With 20 elements in 13 groups, it offers built-in stabilization and an i-Function button as part of Samsung's user interface. Read more
The Samsung NX3000 is a rangefinder-style mirrorless interchangeable lens camera that sports a 20.3MP APS-C CMOS sensor, a 3" flip-up LCD, 5 fps continuous shooting, and Wi-Fi with NFC. We took delivery of an NX3000 recently and we've been out shooting with it and the 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 power zoom lens to see how it performs in the real world. Click through for a link to our gallery.
Samsung has announced the Galaxy Alpha - the first Galaxy smartphone with a metal frame. With its 4.7-inch 720p AMOLED screen the Galaxy Alpha is similar in dimensions to the Galaxy S5 Mini but 6.7mm thinner. The device comes with a 12MP rear camera which is unusual in that no other current high-end Samsung offers this sort of megapixel-count but no information on sensor size and technology is currently available.
You'd know just by looking at it that the Samsung NX Mini is the slimmest and lightest interchangeable lens camera on the market. Tucked inside is a 1"-type, 20MP CMOS sensor along with Wi-Fi with NFC and 1080/30p video. The aptly named Mini also introduces a new NX-M lens mount. We've updated our existing NX Mini samples gallery with images from the 17mm F1.8 prime. See gallery
The Galaxy S5 is Samsung's latest flagship smartphone and successor to the Galaxy S4. It comes with a 16MP BSI CMOS sensor, an F2.2 maximum aperture, 4K video capture and phase detection AF, but has to make do without an optical image stabilization system. That doesn't hold it back much - DxOMark's Mobile report gives its image quality full marks, making it a joint leader in their rankings with the Sony Xperia Z2. Learn more
The NX30 uses the same 20MP, Samsung-designed CMOS sensor and Hybrid AF system as the more compact NX300, but puts it into an SLR-style body with a pull-out, tilting electronic viewfinder and generous hand grip. Add in Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity options, a 3" AMOLED display and 1080/60p video, and the NX30 is arguably Samsung's most enthusiast-oriented camera yet. But does it offer anything to standout from other high-performing cameras in its class? Find out in our review
The NX3000 is Samsung's latest addition to its NX mirrorless camera line. Along with the 3" flip-up display for self-portraits, it has a 20MP APS-C CMOS sensor and can shoot at 5fps. The NX3000 also comes with Wi-Fi and NFC 'Tag & Go' connectivity options. The NX3000 will ship with Samsung's new compact 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 power zoom ED OIS lens. The camera will be available in black, white or brown. Learn more
Samsung's NX Mini is the slimmest and lightest interchangeable lens camera on the market. It packs a 1"-type, 20MP CMOS sensor into its body, along with Wi-Fi with NFC and 1080/30p video. With the NX Mini, Samsung also introduced a new NX-M lens mount. We've been shooting with the 9mm F3.5 (24.3mm equivalent) prime on the camera and having some fun with the Mini's flip up LCD for the occasional 'selfie'. See gallery
The Samsung NX30's launch got rather drowned-out by the other launches around CES. We've been shooting with it over the past few weeks and have written about our experiences. The NX series boasts a strong range of lenses, one of the more advanced Wi-Fi systems and the innovative i-Function system. What impact do these have on how we used the camera? Learn more
The Samsung NX30 is a midrange mirrorless camera that features a 20.3MP CMOS sensor and the company's latest DRIMeIV processor. The NX30 has a Hybrid AF system that combines on-chip phase detection with more traditional contrast detection and photos can be composed on a fully articulating 3-inch AMOLED display or a unique pull-out, tilting electronic viewfinder. We've spent some time with a production sample to see how it performs out in the real world.
Samsung has announced the NX mini, the world's slimmest interchangeable lens camera. It boasts a 1-inch, 20MP sensor and provides all of the wireless connectivity we've come to expect from Samsung's cameras. We spent a little bit of time with a pre-production unit getting to know it, photographing it, and pondering its existence. Take a look at some hands-on photos and read our first impressions of Samsung's latest (and littlest) connected, mirrorless camera.
Samsung has announced its new NX mini mirrorless camera, which uses a smaller sensor and lens mount than its existing NX system. Sporting a new 20.5MP 1"-type BSI-CMOS sensor, the NX mini is the slimmest mirrorless camera on the market. It uses a new NX-M lens mount, with two lenses available at launch (9-27mm and 9mm) and a third (17mm) coming this summer. Other features include an LCD that flips up 180 degrees, Wi-Fi with NFC, 1080/30p video, and Samsung's usual assortment of bells and whistles. Learn more.
With its 16MP ISOCELL 1/2.6-inch sensor, F2.2 aperture, 4K video, reflector integrated LED-flash, water-resistant body and hybrid AF-system, the recently announced Samsung Galaxy S5 looks like one of 2014's hottest options for mobile photographers. However problems in the manufacturing process of the S5's new 6-element lens could delay its release in some markets. Learn more
Samsung revealed its innovative ISOCELL image sensor technology in September last year, but it has taken until now for the concept to be applied in a device. The Galaxy S5, announced at Mobile World Congress, is the first smartphone from the Korean manufacturer that comes with an ISOCELL camera. Check out the video from Samsung that explains the technology in more detail. See video
The new Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone offers a lot to mobile photographers with a 1/2.6-inch 16MP sensor, video with up to UHD (4K) resolution and a F2.2 lens. Samsung has recently released a Galaxy S5 hands-on video that talks about the camera and shows some of the new imaging features. See video
Samsung's latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5, has been announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. It features a 16MP camera that shoots 4K video, a 5.1-inch screen and new water resistant shell. Also new is a fingerprint scanner for biometric screen locking and mobile payment. Learn more on connect.dpreview.com
CES 2014: Samsung's biggest announcement thus far this year (okay, we're only a handful of days in) came the week before CES with the NX30. That didn't stop them from announcing a few more compacts for the show, continuing the theme of connectivity by including Wi-Fi in all of them. We checked out the always-impressive Samsung booth and got a first look at the latest fleet of smart cameras.
CES 2014: Samsung has used CES as an opportunity to refresh its compact line-up, launching the WB1100F superzoom, alongside the WB50F and WB35F CCD-based compacts. All three offer Wi-Fi with NFC, as well as 720p video. The WB35F and 50F are both based around 12x, 24-288mm equiv, F3.1-6.3 lenses, with the more expensive 50F offering a larger, higher-res rear screen. The WB1100F has a 35x, 25-875mm equiv zoom.
CES 2014: Samsung has unveiled the WB350F - its latest style-concious, Wi-Fi connected compact. The leatherette-clad WB350F features a 21x, 23-483mm equivalent, F2.8-5.9 zoom lens, in front of a 16.3MP BSI CMOS sensor. It features a touch-sensitive 3" hVGA (460k dot) LCD. It also features NFC, allowing quick connection and 'Tag & Go' image transfer with compatible smart devices.
CES 2014: Samsung has announced the WB2200F, a 60x superzoom camera with dual grip design. It offers a 20-1200mm equivalent, F2.8-5.9 zoom lens in front of a 1/2.3"-type 16MP BSI CMOS sensor. Beyond that, specifications are sketchy - it's Wi-Fi equipped, with NFC to make pairing and sharing with compatible smart devices simpler. It also has a 3", hVGA (usually 460k dot) LCD panel. The company promises long battery life and an electronic viewfinder, but in both cases gives no real detail.
The Samsung NX30 puts the NX300's 20 megapixel APS-C sensor and Hybrid AF in a DSLR-like body. It also features a tilting electronic viewfinder and a fully articulated 3-inch AMOLED display, along with Samsung's familiar suite of connectivity features. Built-in Wi-Fi is available, as is NFC to mediate faster connections with compatible smart devices. We spent a little time getting acquainted with a pre-production model, and have put together some quick first impressions.
Samsung's latest flagship mirrorless camera has arrived, in the form of the NX30. It borrows the 20 megapixel sensor and Hybrid AF system from the NX300, but has a more traditional design. The standout feature is the camera's XGA electronic viewfinder, which can be pulled away from the camera and tilted up as much as 80 degrees. The fully articulated 3-inch AMOLED display is 33% brighter than the screen on the NX20. The Wi-Fi feature has been beefed up, adding NFC support and a more robust remote control app. Find out more about the NX30.
Samsung added two new lenses to its NX mirrorless camera lineup, one for pros, and another designed to serve as a smaller alternative to the kit lens. Both lenses range from 16-50mm, but the first is a premium design with the 'S' designation, whose bulkier design accommodates an F2.0-F2.8 aperture and optical image stabilization. The second lens is a retractable F3.5-5.6 power zoom with OIS, which the company says offers improved performance over the 18-55mm kit lens.
Samsung has released its newest Android-powered Galaxy Camera, aptly named the Galaxy Camera 2. While the GC2 retains the slim form factor, 21X zoom lens, and huge 4.8-inch touchscreen LCD of its predecessor, it adds a faster quad-core processor, double the memory, a more recent version of Android (4.3), and a more powerful battery. Naturally, the camera has Wi-Fi built in (with NFC), and has the latest and greatest Samsung 'Smart' features, including a 'selfie alarm'.
The following real-world gallery and test scene shots were first published in our 2013 Camera Roundups, but we're highlighting the Samsung NX300 again in case you missed it the first time around. The NX300 looks a lot like the NX200 and 210, but includes updates that show signs of ever-greater integration between the company's cameras and its smartphones. See gallery
We take a closer look at Samsung's latest Android camera: the Galaxy NX. It's a rather bold experiment that integrates a high-end Android smartphone OS with an interchangeable lens camera. With a 20.3 megapixel CMOS sensor, Samsung NX lens mount, and a tried-and-true mobile operating system, the Galaxy NX offers plenty of intriguing promise. See how we got on at connect.dpreview.com.
Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 makes good on the promise of the 'phablet' thanks to its huge, high-resolution screen and its muscular processing. But how does it fare as a camera? We put the super-sized smartphone through its photographic paces on connect.dpreview.com.
Samsung has revealed a brand new 13MP smartphone camera unit with optical image stabilization and improved low light performance. Samsung's press release doesn't specifically name any devices that the new camera is slated to appear in, but it's safe to assume that we'll see it next year in the Galaxy S5 and Note 4. Click through for more details at connect.dpreview.com.
As the first hybrid smartphone and interchangeable lens camera, the Samsung Galaxy NX certainly cut a unique profile when we first looked at it in June. The Galaxy NX merges the features of Samsung smartphones, including a huge 4.8-inch touch LCD and 3G/4G/Wi-Fi connectivity, with a NX-mount ILC with a 20.3MP APS-C sensor, hybrid AF system, and 8.6 fps burst mode. At long last, the Galaxy NX has been given a price: $1,599.99 body only, or $1,699.99 bundled with an 18-55mm lens.
New printer concepts from Samsung look to lower-cost and sustainable materials as a way to reduce prices and environmental impact. Receiving recognition at the 2013 International Design Excellence Awards, these three designs take a page from Ikea's flat-pack, assemble-it-yourself playbook, using materials like corrugated cardboard and Polyethylene plastic to create printers with exteriors that are easier to manufacture. Will your next printer come with a cardboard shell? Click through and take a look at the concepts.
DxO Labs has released version 8.3 of its Optics Pro RAW conversion and image correction software, adding support for the Samsung NX system, GoPro cameras, and the most popular smartphones. The Samsung models added are the NX10, NX11, NX20, NX100, NX200, NX210, and NX300, along with the EX-1 and EX-2 compacts. The GoPro HERO3 line (Black, Silver, and White editions), and the HD HERO2 are also now covered, along with the iPhone 4, 4S and 5, and the Samsung Galaxy S3 and S4 smartphones. Click through for the full press release, including download links.
Samsung's successor to the popular Galaxy S3 has a lot to live up to, especially given the S3's impressive performance as a camera. We've put Samsung's latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4, through our rigorous imaging tests to see if it meets the high expectations set for the new model. Read our full camera review now on connect.dpreview.com.
Our friends and collaborators over at DxOMark have been investigating Samsung's NX system, and have recently published reviews of the NX210 and NX300 cameras, alongside an article covering how the company's lenses measure up in comparison to those from the Sony NEX system. Other reviews on the site this week include lens tests on Nikon super-telephoto primes, an assessment of the Sony RX100 II's new back-illuminated CMOS sensor, and the first installment of a multi-part article looking into which lenses score best on the Canon EOS 6D. Click through for the links.
Just posted: Our Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy NX. We were given the chance to play with Samsung's latest phone/camera hybrid - the Android-powered Galaxy NX. It combines a 20MP DSLR-style mirrorless camera body with the vast touchscreen and connectivity of a smartphone, giving a high-IQ camera with 3G, 4G LTE and Wi-Fi connectivity as well as GPS and GLONASS-compatible positioning. What's it like to use, though? Read our Hands-on article to find out.
Samsung has announced the Galaxy NX: the world's first mirrorless interchangeable lens camera running the Android operating system. The Galaxy NX takes a 20.3 megapixel, SLR-style mirrorless camera and adds 3G, 4G LTE and Wi-Fi, connectivity and Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean). The camera sports a gigantic 4.8" HD LCD touchscreen - with which you'll control nearly all camera functions. The Galaxy NX will be available sometime this summer for an undisclosed price.
Samsung has released firmware version 1.2 for its NX300 interchangeable lens camera. The biggest claimed improvement is to autofocus, though Samsung has not disclosed what kind of improvement to expect. The update also adds new touchscreen features, a microphone sensitivity adjustment feature, auto image rotation, and a minimum shutter speed for Auto ISO. Several bugs are also fixed. For the complete list and a link to download the update, follow the link.
Samsung has officially unveiled the Galazy S4 Zoom - the nearest thing yet to a true camera / phone hybrid. The 'camera side' features a 24-240mm equivalent F3.1-6.3 lens with a zoom ring around the barrel, in front of a 16MP 1/2.3" CMOS sensor. It includes optical image stabilisation, a built-in xenon flash, ISO 100-3200, 4 fps continuous shooting, and 1080p30 HD video; images are stored to internal memory or microSD. On the 'phone side' you get a 4.3" Super AMOLED display, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, and all the other features you'd expect of a modern smartphone. The S4 zoom will go on sale this summer.
Samsung has announced a 10mm F3.5 Fisheye lens for its NX mirrorless cameras, which it says is the smallest and slimmest of its type. It offers a 180 degree diagonal angle of view, and includes Samsung's unique 'i-Function' button that allows the manual focus ring to re-purposed to operate other camera controls. It's just over 26mm / 1" thick, and is a featherweight 71g (2.5 oz). It'll be available at the beginning of July, in black or white.
Samsung has published the source code for its NX300 and NX2000 mirrorless cameras - the first attempt we've seen at offering public access to a mainstream camera's operating system. The approach, which the company has previously used with its smartphones, stands in stark contrast to other camera manufacturers, which have not engaged with the community of programmers looking to enhance the capabilities of their cameras.


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The basic technology
Additive manufacturing is a process of making 3-dimensional solid articles from digital models designed on a computer. The result is a physical representation of the digital file.
Printing in 3D is an additive process, where layers of material are successively deposited, one on top of another, finally realising the complete object.
Techniques used in the additive process are fused deposition modelling, selective laser melting and direct metal laser sintering.
Additive manufacturing
These techniques are distinct from traditional manufacturing ( e.g. CNC machining) which remove material. As printing is not subtractive, adding material only, there is less waste.
Advantages include: manufacturing in a distributive manner, closest to the point of need whilst design changes can be realised in short time scales.
Larger, more complex or intricate items are frequently modelled, printed and assembled from 3D printed sub-components.
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Faggan Singh Kulaste, who was charged in the cash-for-vote scam, figures in the list of BJP nominees for the coming Rajya Sabha elections. He was among the three BJP MPs who waved wads of currency in the Lok Sabha during the 2008 trust vote. They claimed that the money was given to them to vote in favour of the UPA government.
Now the BJP has fielded Mr. Kulaste from Madhya Pradesh. Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley has been re-nominated for another term from Gujarat.
Of the 58 vacancies in 15 States to be filled up on March 30, the BJP on its own strength could ensure the victory of 18 candidates. It hopes to get one more candidate elected from Bihar with JD(U) help but there is no certainty yet of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar agreeing to the BJP request.
The BJP's Central Election Committee, presided over by party president Nitin Gadkari, cleared 12 names late on Friday night. A decision on choosing nominees for the other six seats has been left to Mr. Gadkari. The former Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Najma Heptullah, BJP general secretaries Ravi Shankar Prasad, Jagat Prakash Nadda and Dharmendra Pradhan are among the candidates nominated by the party.
Its vice-president Vinay Katiyar, a prominent face associated with the Ram Janambhoomi movement and former BJP Uttar Pradesh unit president, has been repeated from the State.
Mr. Nadda has been given ticket to contest from Himachal Pradesh. Mr. Prasad and Mr. Pradhan have been nominated from Bihar.


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The Jersey Shore and Bar Rafaeli photoshoot shows off some incredibly tanned men and a very hot woman.
Posing in variety of situations, the Israeli beauty looks so out of place that it is quite funny. I am sure the guys had to walk around with textbooks or overly big sweatshirts in front of them for a couple of hours.
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You wouldn't know it at first glance, but the Asymmetry Watch is actually inspired by outer space. Designer Cory Farris used the asymmetrical plating found on the hulls of futuristic space stations as inspiration for this watch. The watch itself isn't uneven or covered in space-proof plating. The face of the watch is where the asymmetrical plating can be found.
The watch looks deceptively difficult to read with its many uneven plates, but is actually quite simple. The watch has a small red hand that tells the hour and three bars of light that tell the minutes. The Asymmetry Watch was submitted to the TokyoFlash Design Blog. Many a concept watch has become a reality through this blog, so don't be shocked if you see Farris' watch on wrists sometime in the near future.


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12 But the law is not of faith, rather "The one who does them shall live by them." | 12 The law is not based on faith; on the contrary, "The man who does these things will live by them." |
13 Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us--for it is written, "Cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree"-- | 13 Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us, for it is written: "Cursed is everyone who is hung on a tree." |
14 so that in Christ Jesus the blessing of Abraham might come to the Gentiles, so that we might receive the promised Spirit through faith. | 14 He redeemed us in order that the blessing given to Abraham might come to the Gentiles through Christ Jesus, so that by faith we might receive the promise of the Spirit. |
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As part of the senior-level class requirements, Fort Hays State University agriculture students will present seminars in Albertson Hall, room 235, through Nov. 5.
The student seminars, which began Sept. 24, will cover a variety of topics including crops, agricultural economy, diseases affecting farmers and ranchers, and agriculture controversies.
The presentations will be given to agriculture students as well as anyone else interested in attending.
On Sept. 24, Clint Holland, La Cygne senior, presented "Estrus Synchronization in Cattle." "Bovine Respiratory Disease" was presented by Jacob Miller, Culbertson, Neb., senior.
Today, Chance Hobrock, St. Francis senior, presented "Spider Mite Control: Economical Benefits for Both the Farmer and Rancher." And Kaid Baumann, Kensington senior, presented "Picking the Right Heifer Replacements."
Remaining presentations include:
Oct. 8, 3:30 p.m.: Ashley Montgomery, Hays senior, will present "The NRCS and How It Can Help Producers." Jerdan Schweizer, Langdon senior, will present "The Agricultural Economy: The Role of the Market, Policies and Labor" at 4:30 p.m.
Oct. 15, 3:30 p.m.: Shaun Ohlde, Palmer senior, will present "Certified Wheat." Ryan Hoffman, Hoisington senior, will present "Cover Crops: Benefits in Farming and Ranching" at 4:30 p.m.
Oct. 22, 3:30 p.m.: Candice Wagstrom, North Platte, Neb., senior, will present "Piedmontese Cattle: Double Muscled -- Better or Worse?" Katelyn Keller, Ellis senior, "Natural Beef Programs in the Feedlot Sector" at 4:30 p.m.
Nov. 5, 3:30 p.m.: Joseph Penning, Atchison senior, will present "The Controversy Over Finely Textured Beef." The 4:30 p.m. seminar will be "Importance of Food Safety, Quality and Legality in the Meat Packing Industry," by Cody Simmons, Rose Hill senior.
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ILO report points to accelerating job growth in private sector services over the next 5 years and an increasing demand for higher-skilled workers.
World Employment and Social Outlook – Trends 2015
Employment trends across regions in 2015
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World Employment and Social Outlook – Trends 2015
Unemployment on the rise over next five years as inequality persists
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ILO report says sluggish jobs recovery and social instability are the result of greater inequality.
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Global momentum means more women move into management
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New study shows positive link between female leadership and business performance and urges boost from current 5 per cent of women in top positions.
December 2014
New law leads to new life for migrant domestic workers
16 December 2014
After decades of labor organizing and with the support of the ILO, Argentina has passed a new migration policy to make life better for domestic workers.
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Lack of higher education leaves millions of young people out of decent work in developing countries
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ILO study shows that the lack of post-secondary education in lower and middle-income economies leaves the majority of young men and women stuck in vulnerable and informal employment.
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The Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality is holding a public meeting on Tuesday, July 30th at Osceola High School concerning a draft permit for the proposed Big River Steel project. Public comments are being taken now through July 30th about the air permits. Click here for a link to the permits. KASU's Johnathan Reaves has more in this report.


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I bought a package of Pampers' "Newborn Swaddlers" for a shower gift for a friend. They were really cute - even had the cut out for the umbilical cord - until I noticed the diapers themselves (not the wipes) had alcohol in them! Has anyone noticed this? I took them back, thinking surely that isn't good for little baby's bottom! Much less the umbilical cord area. In the end I bought some alcohol-free wipes and thought I'd let the mother decide on diapers.
I tried to find something else in exchange but found that all major brands, with the exception of Huggies, have alcohol in them. There is another ingredient in Huggies that I have never heard of - perhaps it's a substitute for alcohol. No wonder babies get rashes and dry skin - these companies are probably out to get more of your money through their additional products! Has anyone's child reacted adversely from this? Or is it just a trace ingredient? |
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My DD has very sensitive skin (food allergies, but when she was newborn we had no idea what it was). We used generics when she was breast-fed/formula only, and they worked fine. But after food was introduced, and the messes got messier, they were no longer adequate, and she would get such a rash. I tried all the brands, and at the time, Pampers Premium was the only one that didn't irritate her little bottom. I never noticed alcohol because I never thought of diapers as having 'ingredients'. I was going to email them and ask, but their web page Q&A wants too much personal info and I don't need to get on any more mailing lists LOL |
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I think most wipes have things in them that people aren't aware of. Also, they tend to give you wipe things to wipe the umbilical cord and I believe they are alcohol wipes. Babies are all different. What may bother one may not bother another. I know MIL said that her one son was allergic to all disposible diapers so they had to use cloth. My DS could never use the generics as a baby because he got a rash so we stuck with Huggies because we liked the velcro. My nephew is 3 months old and Luv's give him a rash. Same can go with wipes. Some bother kids, others don't. So really anything you may buy for a baby, whether it be diapers or bottles or pacifiers or clothing, may be something the kid doesn't like or can't handle. You don't know until you try it... BTW~alcohol in the wipes may be what makes them so great to clean up messes with! We've found that they remove pen, marker and even crayon from walls and other places... |
- Posted by Phyllis_Philodendron (My Page) on Wed, Oct 9, 02 at 20:05
They're making alcohol-free wipes now, I've noticed. I did buy some of those. If those ingredients are harsh to our skin, I can't imagine what they'd do to some poor kid. But I never figured the diapers themselves would have it. Since Huggies doesn't, maybe that's why your baby's skin didn't react? |
- Posted by nadastimer (My Page) on Wed, Oct 16, 02 at 10:54
Actually, I think it has more to do with everything that goes into the diapers and wipes and how they're meant to work. It doesn't just mean that he was allergic to the alcohol in the diapers or whatever...it could be any number of things. Not all products are made the same and honestly, I never read what went into diapers to make them...just used them. It could also have been because some diapers are made to asorb more and others don't that caused his problems. And honestly, it could have just been a fluke but I quit using those diapers after that just because I wasn't going to risk spending money on something he couldn't use. |
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Why Fast? Part Two – Cancer
Posted By Mark Sisson On March 20, 2012 @ 8:00 am In Fasting,Health,Prevention | 164 Comments
"Everyone has a physician inside him or her; we just have to help it in its work. The natural healing force within each one of us is the greatest force in getting well. Our food should be our medicine. Our medicine should be our food. But to eat when you are sick is to feed your sickness." – Hippocrates
"Instead of using medicine, rather fast a day." – Plutarch
or even:
"No kibble today, thanks. I'm feeling a bit under the weather." – Fido
For thousands upon thousands of years (during most of which overweight, let alone obese, people were fairly rare), therapeutic fasting was a common protocol for the healing of many a malady. From famous sages like Plato, Aristotle, and the aforementioned Hippocrates and Plutarch to cancer patients unable to eat during chemotherapy to pet dogs and cats who suddenly lose once-voracious appetites upon falling ill, it seems like the natural response to – and perhaps therapy for – major illness is to stop eating for a while.
Now, "natural" is not always good. "Is" does not necessarily imply "ought." But I think the persistence of this phenomenon throughout nature demands that we look a little more closely into whether or not there's something to it. From babies putting items they found on the ground into their mouths to introduce novel bacteria to their bodies [7], to weight lifters craving meat after a hard workout to introduce protein [8] to their hungry muscles, to pregnant women experiencing strong food aversions to minimize the chance of introducing a toxin or poison to the growing fetus, I'm generally of the opinion that there's usually a physiological explanation for most of our odd cravings and behaviors. I see no reason why a sudden lack of appetite wouldn't have a similar explanation – especially one that transcends species. What if skipping meals for a day or two kickstarted internal healing in some way? Is that really so outlandish? You already know where I stand on the importance of lessons learned [9] from watching our animal companions [10], and I think this time is no different.
Luckily for us, we aren't just flailing around and making guesses. Modern science has deigned research into the phenomenon, particularly regarding cancer, worth pursuing. According to Valter Longo [11], a cancer researcher from USC, "normal cells" go into survival mode during starvation. They display "extreme resistance to stresses" until the "lean period" ends, much like an animal in hibernation mode. Cancer cells, on the other hand, are always "on." Their "goal" is to grow and reproduce and consume resources. For cancer cells, there is no novel survival mode to switch on. If this is the case, fasting should both improve our resistance to cancer [12] and our body's ability to survive it (and the treatments used against it, like chemotherapy).
Though human trials are scant (you can't exactly inject people with cancer cells and then try out different therapeutic protocols, the animal research is intriguing. Let's take a look into the literature, shall we?
In one of the earliest studies [13], forty-eight rats were split up into two groups of twenty-four. One group ate ad libitum [14] for a week, while the other group underwent alternate day fasting [15]. After one week of the various dietary protocols, both groups were injected with breast cancer. At nine days post-injection, 16 of 24 fasted rats remained alive, while just five of 24 ad-libitum fed rats lived. At ten days post-injection, only three of the 24 ad libitum-fed rats survived; 12 of the 24 fasted rats remained alive. Pretty large disparity, right?
That was in 1988. It wasn't until the late 90s that more promising research was undertaken. That's when Longo began studying in earnest the phenomenon of increased cellular resistance to oxidative stress during fasting. Figuring that since chemotherapy exerts its effects on cancer by inducing oxidative stress (to all cells, not just cancerous ones), and fasting triggers survival mode in normal cells but not cancer cells, he conducted a study on mice to determine whether fasting protected the healthy, normal cells from chemotherapy's side effects while leaving the cancer cells sensitive to the treatment. Tumor-ridden mice were either fasted or fed normally 48 hours prior to a large dose of chemotherapy. Half of the normally-fed mice died from chemotherapy toxicity, while all of the fasted mice survived (PDF [16]). Furthermore, fasting did not improve the survival rate of cancerous cells, meaning it only protected normal, healthy cells.
Research has continued. Longo found that "starvation-dependent stress" protects normal cells, but not cancer cells, against the effects of chemotherapy [17]. Even a "modified" alternate day fasting regimen, in which mice were given 15% of their normal calories on "fasting" days, reduced proliferation rates of tumor cells [18]. This "85%" fasting regimen was even more effective than the full 100%. And most recently [19], Longo et al found that fasting both retarded the growth of tumors while sensitizing cancer cells to the effects of chemotherapy – across a wide range of tumor types. Most importantly, they concluded that fasting could "potentially replace or augment" certain existing chemotherapy regimens! That's not some crazy fad diet guru spouting off about ancient traditional wisdom, folks. That's a cancer researcher.
There has been just one of which I'm aware: a 2009 case study [20] that delivered promising results. Ten cancer patients – four with breast cancer, two with prostate cancer, one each with ovarian, lung, uterine, and esophageal cancers – underwent fasting prior to and after chemotherapy treatment. Fasting times ranged from 48-140 hours prior to and 5-56 hours after; all were affective at reducing side effects of chemotherapy.
In the first case, a 51-year old woman with breast cancer did her first round of chemotherapy in a fasted state of 140 hours. Other than dry mouth, fatigue, and hiccups, she felt well enough to go to work and resume her normal daily activities. For the subsequent two rounds, she did not fast and instead ate her normal diet, and the side effects were extremely pronounced – severe fatigue, diarrhea, weakness, abdominal pain, nausea – and prevented her from returning to work. For her fourth round of chemotherapy, she fasted, and the side effects were again minimized. And it wasn't just the subjective effects that improved with fasting, but also her physiological markers. Total white blood cell, absolute neutrophil counts, and platelet counts were all highest after the fasting regimens.
More human trials are underway [21], however. Hopefully we'll eventually know whether the loss of appetite commonly reported during chemotherapy treatment is a bug or actually a built-in feature (I'm leaning toward the latter, personally).
Improved insulin sensitivity. As I showed in last week's post on fasting and weight loss [22], intermittent fasting improves insulin sensitivity and reduces insulin resistance. Insulin resistance has been linked to several cancers, including prostate [23], breast [24], and pancreatic [25]. Metabolic syndrome, which fasting seems to help prevent and reduce, is linked to cancer in general [26].
Autophagy. While autophagy – the process by which cells "clean up" cellular "garbage" – has a complex relationship with cancer [27], it's generally a positive process that protects cells from excessive oxidative stress [28]. Fasting has been shown to induce "profound" neuronal autophagy [29], as well as general autophagy [30].
It's true that caloric restriction appears to offer anti-cancer benefits, but there are a couple ways in which fasting might be superior:
1. Fasting (acute bouts of caloric restriction) is easier than CR (chronic caloric restriction) for most people. As I mentioned in last week's post, fasting – for some – is just an easier, more natural, more effortless way to reduce your calorie intake. That can pay huge dividends when it comes to weight loss, and it appears likely that it will help with cancer, too. If fasting is easier than constantly counting your calories, fasting is going to work better.
2. Fasting is more effective in a shorter amount of time. Whereas studies on caloric restriction and cancer employ weeks- and months-long CR regimens, studies on fasting and cancer employ hours- and days-long fasting regimens. In most cases, fasting just seems to require far less time to be effective [31].
It's an exciting time for fasting and cancer research. While it's still viewed in most circles as an "alternative" modality, fasting is now being seriously considered as a possible treatment (both adjunct and even primary) for various cancers, including breast [32] and prostate [33]. I can't wait to see what comes out in the coming years.
Of course, my own feeling is that fasting is both easier and more effective if you have made the transition to a Primal Blueprint way of eating. In other words, when you have up-regulated those fat-burning systems [34] and down-regulated the reliance on glucose, many of the other issues that can make fasting less appealing to "sugar-burners" tend to go away: cortisol [35] levels out, muscle protein is spared, hunger subsides naturally and energy is steady.
What does this mean for you – the person who either has cancer and wants to get rid of it or who doesn't have cancer and wants to stay that way? Researchers like Valter Longo can't officially recommend it to cancer patients, but it seems well-tolerated and basically safe. If you or anyone you know has cancer, suggest fasting [36] as a possible strategy. As long as a person keeps their oncologist apprised of the situation and any relevant research on the subject, it might prove helpful. And if you're currently cancer-free, consider implementing occasional (intermittent) fasts, just to be safe. I know research like the stuff I've just outlined has convinced me that it's definitely worth a shot, and there's little if any downside.
For those of you readers who currently practice fasting, do the potential cancer benefits motivate and drive you? If you aren't currently fasting, does this evidence make you want to? Thanks for reading!
Here's the entire series for easy reference:
Why Fast? Part One – Weight Loss [37]
Why Fast? Part Two – Cancer [38]
Why Fast? Part Three – Longevity [39]
Why Fast? Part Four – Brain Health [40]
Why Fast? Part Five – Exercise [41]
Why Fast? Part Six – Choosing a Method [42]
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[8] protein: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/dietary-protein/
[9] importance of lessons learned: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/dogs-teach-tricks-too/
[10] our animal companions: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/the-human-animal-connection/
[11] According to Valter Longo: http://uscnews.usc.edu/health/cancer_research_findings_explained.html
[12] cancer: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fish-oil-prostate-cancer/
[13] one of the earliest studies: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3245934?dopt=Abstract
[14] ad libitum: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_libitum
[15] fasting: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/how-to-intermittent-fasting/
[16] PDF: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=longo%20oxidative%20stress%20fasting&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CCYQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.prostate-cancer.org%2Fpcricms%2Fsites%2Fdefault%2Ffiles%2FPDFs%2FIs14-1_p10-13.pdf&ei=SbdnT6-lDcvdiAK8xYT5Bg&usg=AFQjCNHKpqAYXxeQ_hoXJaMOXCzcgMraoQ&sig2=nYBHRpPpBMdHDn1opcAfWA
[17] against the effects of chemotherapy: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18378900
[18] reduced proliferation rates of tumor cells: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18184721
[19] most recently: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22323820
[20] 2009 case study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2815756/
[21] More human trials are underway: http://defeatosteosarcoma.org/2011/04/fasting-as-an-adjunct-to-treatment-for-cancer/
[22] last week's post on fasting and weight loss: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fasting-weight-loss/
[23] prostate: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22119157
[24] breast: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1399128
[25] pancreatic: http://jama.ama-assn.org/content/294/22/2872.short
[26] linked to cancer in general: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22353615
[27] complex relationship with cancer: http://carcin.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2011/02/11/carcin.bgr031.short?rss=1&ssource=mfr
[28] oxidative stress: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/dear-mark-sleep-and-oxidative-stress/
[29] neuronal autophagy: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20534972
[30] general autophagy: http://news.ufl.edu/2007/08/23/recycle-2/
[31] fasting just seems to require far less time to be effective: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21516129
[32] breast: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22414375
[33] prostate: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20733612
[34] up-regulated those fat-burning systems: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/a-metabolic-paradigm-shift-fat-carbs-human-body-metabolism/
[35] cortisol: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/cortisol/
[36] fasting: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fasting/
[37] Why Fast? Part One – Weight Loss: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../fasting-weight-loss/
[38] Why Fast? Part Two – Cancer: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../fasting-cancer/
[39] Why Fast? Part Three – Longevity: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../fasting-longevity-lifespan/
[40] Why Fast? Part Four – Brain Health: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../fasting-brain-function/
[41] Why Fast? Part Five – Exercise: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../fasting-exercise-workout-recovery/
[42] Why Fast? Part Six – Choosing a Method: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../why-fast-part-six-choosing-a-method/
[43] Why Fast? Part Seven – Q&A: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../fasting-questions-answers/
[44] Dear Mark: Women and Intermittent Fasting: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/women-and-intermittent-fasting/
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Is Your Marriage Over?
By Joe Beam
Last weekend another twenty couples or so spent three intense days in our LovePath 911 workshop. Nearly every couple there was in the process of divorce. Quite a few came only to get a better deal in the divorce, and told us quite boldly that they had no interest in saving their marriages. We thanked them for their honesty and did the workshop anyway.
We may actually witness a greater than 75% success rate from that group.
It's amazing what happens when in the right context and environment people begin to learn more about themselves, their spouses, and their situation. Their view of marriage alters. Their perspective of their future changes. They begin to remember why they fell in love with each other, and to their amazement begin to feel the stirring of that long-lost love.
What Should I Do To Save Or Reconcile My Marriage?
In my conversation with a gentleman last night, I asked him if he would be willing to try to save his marriage. He said he was but he doubted if his wife would be willing. Then, after a pause, he asked how he could find out if that were even a possibility with her. I suggested that if he truly wanted to reconcile his marriage, he not fall for the "buy this book or these tapes and everything will work out" ads he will see. It takes work to put a marriage back together and usually that requires other people to help.
One thing is for sure; his marriage will be over unless he does something to try to change that. He has nothing to lose in attempting reconciliation. A third party who has experience with troubled marriages can help prepare you both for difficult conversations with each other and can be a neutral source to help curb selfish actions that are suffocating the relationship. That third party, if they're gifted and experienced, will understand the need to provide you with the environment to express frustrations and issues so that healing can be achieved without hurt feelings, silent treatments and further damage.
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That is a good run. You are a good person who lived and cared for Coco. I can't use the words owner or master because in this case it just does not sound right.
Had to do that many times over the years, always a terribly hard decision to make, time will help but the scar is still there. Just lost my last pet about 6 weeks ago, a wonderful outside cat, he just went into his woods and didn't come back at 13+ we think he just ran out of steam.
my heart goes out to you-had to my 13 year old yellow lab Gator down last summer-I still look for him when I get out of bed
If life was fair, you would get a puppy on the day you were born, and you both would live a long life until you both died on the same day. Sorry for the loss of the best of friends.
Are you going to get another? Show me someone who does not grieve losing their pet dog or cat , and I will show you a person with no humanity. Getting " bothered" just typing on this thread.
So sorry for your loss Anstro. One of THE hardest things I've ever had to do was put my dog down. Just a horrible thing. I was a crying blubbering mess. My heart goes out to you buddy. Take care