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Thunder boomed Tuesday afternoon, almost on cue, as a huge, white bus pulled in front of the
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"Pit Bull." There is no other breed of dog—or arguably, any other animal at all—whose mere mention can elicit such strong opinions. Try a word-associate game with your friends: Ask them what they think of when you say "Pit Bull." Chances are that by the numbers, their responses will be more negative than positive. And it's no wonder: No other type of dog is as widely banned from housing, legislated against, or incorrectly vilified by the media.
How did we get here?
Pit Bulls were once widely considered ideal family pets—affectionate, loyal and gentle with children. But in recent years, these dogs have suffered tremendously from a combination of overbreeding, bad publicity and irresponsible owners. In reality, the overwhelming majority of Pits and Pit mixes are sweet goofballs who have gotten a very bad rap.
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National Pit Bull Awareness Day, on October 27, is a day of appreciation and education designed to change perceptions and stereotypes about Pit Bulls and their responsible owners. Please take a moment to learn the truth about these wonderful dogs and consider rescuing one of them from a shelter.
Are you a proud Pit Bull parent? Please participate in National Pit Bull Awareness Day, and help us dispel the myths about these dogs by leaving a comment below about your wonderful pooch.
I have been working in dog rescue for many years helping all breeds of dogs. Within the last 3 years we have had the pleasure of working with Pits/Pit Mixes. Our family now consists of 3 wonderful ladies, Leah, Molly and Maybaline. They make us laugh at their playful and loving antics and couldn't imagine life without them. Although our plan was to only foster them, they found their fur-ever home with our family! We love our Pit Bull cuddles at night and even though we have a King Sized bed we have no room. Not only did they steal our bed but their ran off with our heart too! We have many other Pits/Pit mixes come into our home while they were looking for their fur-ever home and we have never had a problem! We fell in love with this breed for their devotion, love energy and playfulness! Love Ling the Pitties!
My husband and I adopted Lexi, a young mutt, at the beginning of the summer in 2009. That fall, we were buying our first home and decided Lexi needed a sibling. We spent lots of time at adoption events and searching online, but couldn't find the right dog. I remember scrolling through countless pages of pit bulls on petfinder, but kept saying "I don't want a pit bull." They were so cute, but my mom kept feeding that thought that pit bulls weren't a good dog to adopt. We came across a rescue's listing on craigslist for an adoptable Vizla mix. There were only 2 pictures, but she was adorable. We applied to adopt her and the rescue brought her to our home. Her name was Pumpkin and when she jumped out of the back of that van, she jumped right into my arms and kissed my face, then my moms, then my husbands. She bonded instantly with Lexi. We finalized the adoption a week later and my husband said to me, Pumpkin looks an awful lot like a pit bull. I kept insisting that she didn't, until he showed me a picture of what they called red nosed pit bulls. Pumpkin was a spitting image. I couldn't believe it - I adopted a pit bull and fell in love. She was our wake up call. All that time I believed pit bulls weren't good dogs because of what other people and the media had said. I was ignorant and feel terrible that I ever thought that way about these wonderful dogs. We now foster pit bulls and are huge pit bull advocates. I try to educate people who are ignorant, like I was. And if they still don't believe me, Pumpkin does all the convincing - she can't hold her licker!
Heartwarming to hear all the OVERWHELMING postiive stories. The few negative comments thrown in with no proof or backing don't even deserve a mention. This has convinced me to adopt a pit bull when the time is right. Thanks pit bull owners!
Only the dedicated and educated owners of pit bull type dogs understand their true greatness.
Frankie, my brown and white, green-eyed beauty, was a rescue from North Shore Animal League America (NSALA). She helps change people's opinion of this terrific breed every day. Not only is is sweet, loyal and affectionate to all people BUT she loves other dogs! People who meet her have often never met a real live pit. and are shocked to learn that such a gentle, friendly dog is a pit Frankie is certified by NSALA and as a volunteer I take her to schools with me to do presentations. She can meet over a hundred kids and still wag her tail in delight to meet more! I highly recommend this breed to all.
I rescued a pitbull in Mexico who was heartworm positive. Sweet, but she had some dog aggressive issues. Probably had to fight for her life in Mexico. My Sister has her now. Great with all dogs we bring into her house, her kids dogs that come over. She is aggressive with dogs she does not know on a leash.
The other pittie was going to be put to sleep in RedBluff, CA. We got her. Wouldn't give her up. She does that full body pit bull wiggle that tells everyone "I Love You, You are my Best Friend". She is the meeter, greeter for our business. Everyone loves Dinah.
My name is Dazie,
I weigh about ninety pounds soaking-wet, I live in harmony with a Collie whose name is Lyra, and I've become the shadow of my newest part time mistress, JC. I have brownish black fur that is a little bit bristly to the touch, but shines in the sunlight and loves nothing more than to be gently petted by my owners. At bedtime each night, I scurry into the foyer of my master's house to awaken Lyra so that we can go outdoors one last time for the day to sit side-by-side in the snow and go potty. (Lyra is much older than I and she lost most of her hearing a few years ago and so I straddle her on all fours and bark very loudly in order to awaken her.) Lyra is my best friend. We eat together and we play together.
Every night, because Lyra can no longer climb the stairs to my master's bedroom, I go alone to their bed. They encourage me to jump-up onto their bed (I've recently gained a bit too much weight so I have a little bit of anxiety about being able to make-it up that high) but they remind me that I can do it. Soon my courage has risen high enough that I believe I can do it too, and up I go! (Of course, my master and mistress are my spotters.)
When I'm ready, I dig at the top of the blankets with my paw, and they know that I'm prepared to make my journey underneath the covers down to the foot of the bed where I love to sleep (all toasty warm) each night. These two humans are very comical in that they seem to find this amusing and affection provoking, so I never disappoint them. First, of course, I exchange numerous kisses and hugs with them as we bid each other good-night.
What is my complete identity? I'm a five year old Pitbull. Tragically, most people believe that I was born to be bad. In fact, they believe that I'm bad to the bone. I want you to know that, as my owners would gladly tell you, nothing could be further from the truth! The truth is that there are bad people who take advantage of my tendency to be competitive and very well able to protect my master not only from ill intentioned people, but from any ill-intentioned dogs, as well. These bad people train me to use that tendency to beat-up and harm other dogs, and yes, even humans, too.
I'm writing this letter to you because I want you to know that I've been given a bad rap based upon what has been done to me by violent people. I am no different from humans in that, whatever ways I'm trained during my growing up years, are the ways I will behave as an adult. If I am trained by mean, abusive, violent owners, I will learn to be mean, abusive and violent. If, on the other hand, I am trained by gentle, loving humans, I will grow up to be a gentle and loving pet.
So please, I plead with you to keep an open mind regarding my brothers and sisters! We are, by nature, extremely intelligent, loyal and loving animals who would give our lives for those we love. Please raise us with tender loving care and that is the way that we will treat everyone with whom we come in contact..
Please don't lock us in your basement and teach us vicious techniques with which to fight and even kill our own kind. (Even humans can learn to kill and so, you see, we are really not that different from you!) Let us love you and those dear to you. For we have hearts the size of Texas, if only we are given the understanding, love and the chance to develop our loving ways.
You will know that you have been truly loved, only when you have been truly loved by a Pitbull. My name is Dazie, and I speak the truth.
©2010 by JC Eberhart
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I adopted my Winnie Girl 4 months ago from gentle souls pit bull rescue. she is my second pit.she is a 100% blue pit, that was a breeder dog at a very young age.she ended up in the pound where she was rescued. i am her 3rd and last owner. she will be 3 this november.i also have 2 small rescue terriers which she absolutly loves. my little 12lb terier is alpha dog and bosses and pushes her around. winnie still loves her and lays on the floor to get to there level when playing with them.she is so sweet. we have our typical puppy chewing issues, but nothing she would ever do would make me give her back.she will grow old with me.i take her camping & hiking. she loves all animals and people.my cats from day one loved her. she is such a goofy gentle soul.she make sme laugh everyday.
My husband and I have been the proud and very blessed owners of 2 Pit Bulls to date (there will be more). Our first was rescued off the streets in a very bad neighborhood in Phoenix as a pup around 7 months old. She was our trusted companion for over 13 years. She went out with us on the horses, played gently with all the animals we had at the time (goats, sheep, ducks, chickens), she even rescued a baby Barbados that was born up against the fence and after being born, found himself on the wrong side! She cleaned him and wrapped around him and kept him safe and warm until we returned and then barked to let us know something was up! We went out back and here she was, being 'Mommy' to a new born lamb! She was the same when we had our first grandchild. The baby would spit up alot as she had problems with her tummy and it would be a race between 'Journey' (our son named her as it was quite the journey on a Friday night to go get her from her rescuer)and I to get to the baby to wipe the spit up off her face. The baby would laugh so hard if Journey got their first and licked her! She mothered everything that hit the property, snuggled in bed at night, rode in the car like a seasoned traveler and never met a stranger. When Journey was getting old and we knew we wouldn't have her long, we were informed by our daughter who had gone to the Humane Society in Deming, NM (we were living in Silver City at the time having moved from New River in AZ)that there was a pair of pits there and one was marked the exact opposite of Journey and she knew I needed to see her. Our Journey looked like a Victrola dog, white with black patch on face and patches on body. One white ear on the black patch side, adorable! Well, Gracee Jayne (as she rapidly named) was black with white. Her and her brother had been dumped near the Mexican border and wandered up to a road crew and these wonderful people fed them every day and made sure they had water and kept trying to find owners or a home. When the work was done, the dogs trusted them enough to be picked up by them and brought to the Humane Society where they had a 'Do Not Put to Sleep' order on them and would even pay the adoption fee for a GOOD home and pay to support them until adopted! I was in tears over their generosity! We adopted her of course and the brother was also adopted. After we had her about a month I even got a call from one of the road workers asking how she was and telling me how happy they were that these loving animals had forever homes! They had named them 'Pot Hole' and 'Dip Stick' if I remember right! Well, she is 10 now and same story! Loves all the grandchildren and the 2 great grandchildren, wins 'Non-Pit' people over on a daily basis, everyone who meets her, loves her and she has blessed our entire family more than we could ever do for her! They truly are the best, most loyal, loving, SMART, eager to please dogs on earth! Bad people force them to do Bad things to survive and that should be held agains the human who knows better rather than the poor abused dog, just trying to figure out how to survive. I can't say enough about going after the bad owners and rescueing the dogs, not punishing them for something beyond their control!!!!
We lost our beloved Pit Bull,Queenie this past March,after being blessed to have her with us for over 11 years.We rescued her at 10 months and she became the most wonderful dog.She was gentle with our house full of cats,never got on the furniture,even though she had full range of the house,and was playful and funny.We miss her so much,but now know that we will never have any other breed.


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JON CARDINELLI watched the Chiefs beat the Highlanders 27-21 in Dunedin to book their place in the Super Rugby knockout rounds.
This victory, as so many of the Chiefs' results in 2012, was built on a robust and accurate performance at the breakdown.
Their option taking and tactical kicking wasn't always good, but they maintained their intensity at the tackle throughout the game. This allowed them to resist the Highlanders in the first 40, and then secure the result in the second stanza.
The Highlanders had the best of both territory and possession in the first half, but were undone by the determined Chiefs defence. They enjoyed frequent surges into the Chiefs' 22 but surrendered the ball when the visitors loaded the rucks and pressured scrumhalf Aaron Smith. The All Blacks No 9 was forced to rush his pass or drop the ball as the rabid Chiefs forwards piled into the ruck with unstoppable momentum.
The Chiefs showcased their counter-attacking threat during this period, using a breakdown turnover to create a try for wing Tim Nanai-Williams. However, they were fortunate that they didn't concede more points in the first half. Their tactical kicking was poor, and several wayward kicks by Aaron Cruden prevented them from escaping their own territory.
The Highlanders weren't good enough to use this territorial advantage to edge ahead on the scoreboard. In fact, a late lapse allowed the Chiefs to score eight points right before half-time, a purple patch of scoring that effectively won the game for the visitors.
Cruden extended the Chiefs lead to 21-9 right after the break, and from there the Highlanders were chasing the game. Given their impotency on attack during the early stages and the manner in which they were losing the collisions, it appeared an impossible task.
They enjoyed some good fortune when the TMO awarded a controversial try. The Chiefs had done well to contest a lineout and tip the ball back on their side, but the Highlanders reacted quickly to put the visitors under pressure.
It seemed as if Tawera Kerr-Barlow had the ball on the ground before Andrew Hore ripped it away and planted it beyond the tryline. It seemed a clear case of hands in the ruck, although between the officials it was decided that Hore's steal was legal and that the try would stand.
Chris Noakes missed the subsequent conversion but the Highlanders were suddenly just seven points behind. The Chiefs enjoyed more territory in the period that followed, and although Cruden would miss a shot at goal, the pressure applied by his forwards created another opportunity. The three points stretched the Chiefs' lead to 10 with only 15 minutes remaining.
The Highlanders grew more desperate and this impacted on their discipline. They infringed right in front of their own poles and Cruden banked another penalty.
Hosea Gear managed to power over from close range in the 77th minute to set up a frantic finish. But in the end it was the Chiefs defence that had the final say.
The result sees the Chiefs consolidating their position at the top of the log. Their next two matches will determine whether they host a play-off or not, but it will be a comfort to know that they've already booked their place in the final six.
The defeat is a blow to the Highlanders' play-off ambitions. They have just one match remaining before a bye in the final round. Even if they win next week, they will need a few other results to go their way in order to make the final cut.


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PORTLAND, Ore. – The LA Galaxy received their first taste of the wet Pacific Northwest weather that they'll experience during their match against the Portland Timbers on Sunday afternoon.
On Saturday, LA went through an hour-long session at JELD-WEN Field as rain showers poured down upon them. The forecast for Sunday's match promises for temperatures in the high 50s with heavy wind and rain.
"This is not something that we're used to in [Southern California]," Todd Dunivant told LA Galaxy Insider. "But training out here today, we saw how fast the field plays so we can try to use that to our advantage and be aware of it."
Just how can the conditions benefit the Galaxy?
"The biggest thing will just be being smart," said Dunivant. "Balls are going to be down your throat quickly and there can be mistakes, so you've got to be on your guard and play smart soccer."
PORTLAND, Ore. –The LA Galaxy have arrived in Portland and the classic Pacific Northwest cold and rain was immediately there to greet them.
Below is a shot from my hotel room looking out at a gray and dreary downtown Portland. The Galaxy will need to grow accustom to the wet weather as the forecast for Sunday's 12:30pm match against the Portland Timbers at JELD-WEN Field calls for highs in the high 50s with a 100 percent chance of precipitation as well as winds up to 24 MPH.
As for the Galaxy's regular season record in the rain? The team is 1-3-1 in wet conditions since the start of the 2011 season. LA has played only one game in such inclement weather this season: their 1-0 defeat to the New York Red Bulls on May 19.
CARSON, Calif. – If the LA Galaxy are going to pick up three points on the road against the Portland Timbers at JELD-WEN Field on Sunday afternoon, LA must put the brakes on their midfield maestro Diego Valeri.
The Argentine is currently enjoying an MVP-type season as he is currently tied for the team lead in goals with eight and is leading the Timbers in assists with 12—two of which came against the Galaxy during Portland's 2-1 win on July 13.
"He's tricky and clever. He's a smart player and he knows to find pockets, so if you fall asleep, he'll punish you. He's thinking two or three plays ahead," said defender Todd Dunivant. "We have to be ready for him when he gets on the ball and put pressure on him. If he does get into space, we have to be aware of their runners going behind."
As for Valeri's status as an MVP, Galaxy forward Landon Donovan believes that Valeri is certainly among the contenders.
"I think that he's been fantastic. Outside of Robbie Keane, he's been the best player in the league this year. I think Robbie's been the clear MVP, but I'd say that Diego is not too far behind," said Donovan. "When he plays for them, he's very good. I know that he's still [to be determined] because he got hurt last week, so maybe he won't play, but when he's in their team, he makes a big difference."
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CARSON, Calif. – At last, the LA Galaxy may have Landon Donovan back on the field for Sunday's vital Western Conference clash with the Portland Timbers.
Donovan has been suffering from a left ankle sprain since LA's 2-2 draw on Sept. 14 against D.C. United, but Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena said that Donovan was "close" to suiting up in LA's last two games against Seattle Sounders FC and C.S. Cartaginés. However he did admit there was a "strong possibility" that Donovan will be ready for the match against the Timbers.
The 31-year-old Galaxy forward returned to full training on Friday, but took a "we'll see" approach to his availability for the match against the Timbers.
"With any injury, you don't know until you wake up each day and some days you wake up and feel great," said Donovan, who admits that the turf at JELD-WEN Field will not enter into the training staff's thinking when deciding his availability. "A few weeks back [against San Jose Earthquakes on Aug. 31] I had a [back] injury where I was told that I had zero chance that I was playing and I played 90 minutes. The Seattle game, I was more hopeful and I was told that I couldn't play. Each day you wake up and you take it for what it is and then you move forward."
If Donovan does suit up, the forward is well aware that the Galaxy will need three points on the road if they're going to solidify their playoff spot—and possibly make a run at the MLS Supporters' Shield.
"We have five games left and realistically, if we want to vie for the Supporters Shield, we've got to win four out of five," said Donovan." Every game is crucial right now and we want to put our best team on the field every time."
CARSON, Calif. – A nagging left hamstring strain has kept Robbie Rogers from suiting up for the LA Galaxy for the past month, but the 26-year-old is hopeful that he'll be able to return at some point in the next month.
Following training on Thursday—Rogers' first full training session—Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena told reporters that the winger is "getting close" to returning, but there was no decision yet on whether he'd be able to appear in this weekend's match against the Portland Timbers. When asked about his status, Rogers provided no timeline for his return, but was pleased with his first day on the field.
"I'm feeling good. Today was my first day back in training. I'm feeling really good, but I'm being careful because I tore it a few times," Rogers told LA Galaxy Insider. "I'm just being patient, but I feel really good and my movements felt good today. I'm starting to feel more confident in my leg and it's going to take another week or two, but at least I finished a whole day of training without any setbacks. We'll see how it reacts tomorrow."
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica – It wasn't always easy, but LA Galaxy Homegrown defender Oscar Sorto accomplished all of his goals in his first professional start for the team as he maintain a shutout victory in a 3-0 win over C.S. Cartaginés.
The 19-year-old made his first competitive appearance for the Galaxy in the CONCACAF Champions League win helping to lock down the right side of defense during the team's 3-0 shutout. Stationed on the outside, Sorto was routinely at the right place at the right time and able to make timely clearances that helped silence a desperate Cartaginés attack.
"We knew what we had to do. We had to contain them after we scored and in the second half, we just had to defend, but we still got the win," said Sorto. "My teammates helped me out by motivating me and helping me stay concentrated on the game.
Now the Homegrown defender has just a single goal: earn more playing time for the team's first team in the near future.
"We were looking forward to advancing to the quarterfinals and our goal among the reserves was to win so that we'd get more games in CCL," said Sorto. "We like playing too, so I think that all of are excited to play in El Salvador. Also hopefully, I can be a backup soon or get more playing time next season."
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica— Chandler Hoffman has been eagerly awaiting a chance to showcase his skills in a first team game and in his first start for the LA Galaxy, he did just that.
Hoffman scored his first professional goal in the 18th minute of LA's 3-0 CONCACAF Champions League victory over C.S. Cartaginés on Wednesday. The win allowed the Galaxy to qualify for the tournament's quarterfinals for the third consecutive year.
A prolific goal scorer at the college level with UCLA, Hoffman first professional goal mirrored many of those goals scored at Drake Stadium as he found himself unmarked far post and easily tapped in a Michael Stephens cross for the team's second goal of the night.
"It was huge," said Hoffman, who had only scored in reserve games and friendlies during his time with the Philadelphia Union prior to be traded to the Galaxy in March. "I've scored a ton in the reserve league and in the friendlies, so to make it translate to meaningful games is huge. I just want to keep this momentum going forward."
His first goal and first start under his belt, Hoffman hopes that he's worked into the conversation for more minutes as the Galaxy seek to qualify for the MLS Cup Playoffs.
"Bruce told us tonight that we had a huge opportunity," said Hoffman. "And I think that all of us who stepped on the field showed that we want to be playing as much as possible."
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica -- The LA Galaxy needed just a point on the road against Cartaginés to qualify for the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinals, but an explosive offensive display in the first half ensured all three.
Jack McBean, Chandler Hoffman and Laurent Courtois all scored in the opening 30 minutes as LA dominated the Costa Rican side en route to a 3-0 victory. McBean's finish allowed him to tie Robbie Keane for the most goals by an LA player in the CCL while Hoffman's goal was the first of his professional career.
LA wrap up the CONCACAF Champions League group stage on Oct. 24 when they take on Isidro Metapán in El Salvador. The match will determine where LA are seeded in the CCL quarterfinal stage.
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena told reporters in Costa Rica that Landon Donovan's exclusion from Wednesday's 3-0 CONCACAF Champions League victory was precautionary due to his ankle injury.
Following the match, Arena was asked about Donovan's status and what he was not in the game day roster despite traveling and he admitted that he was left off as Arena looks ahead to Sunday's match against the Portland Timbers.
"Landon is just returning from injury," said Arena. "We didn't want to risk it for this game, but we're hopeful that he'll be ready for Sunday."


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Former Washington Huskies and Seattle Seahawks tight end Jerramy Stevens was in court Tuesday, accused of striking his fiance, two-time Olympic gold medal soccer player Hope Solo. But a judge released him a short time later, saying there was no probable cause that Stevens assaulted Solo.
Kirkland police say officers were sent to a home in the 6400 block of NE 138th Place at 3:45 a.m. Monday to respond to a 911 call from Marcus Solo, Hope's 36-year-old brother, about a fight between eight people at a party. The fight allegedly included the use of a stun gun.
According to court documents, Stevens, 33, and Solo, 31, had applied for a marriage license in King County last Thursday and were set to get married Tuesday. The argument at the party was over whether the couple would live inWashington or Florida.
Officers at the scene allegedly found Solo with a laceration to her elbow. A 32-year-old woman was found with a hip injury and a 34-year-old man had bumps, scrapes and contusions.
According to court documents, a police officer found Stevens, who appeared to be hiding, lying between the bed and the wall in an upstairs bedroom. Stevens told officers he was sleeping on the floor and didn't hear the fight. The officer saw signs of a fight, and dried blood on Stevens' shirt.
The officer noted in his affidavit for probable cause for arrest that he arrested Stevens based on his admission that he argued with Hope Solo, the injury to her elbow, signs of a fight in the bedroom where Stevens was found and blood on Stevens' shirt. Stevens was arrested on investigation of fourth-degree domestic violence.
The other two people who were injured said they had been assaulted by another man who had come to the party, but left before police arrived. They only provided a vague description of the suspect.
Solo, also a former Washington Husky, was in the courtroom Tuesday during Stevens' hearing. She said nothing as she left the courtroom and left the courthouse in a waiting vehicle.
Stevens was selected with the No. 28 pick of the 2002 draft by the Seahawks after a stellar career on the field at Washington, but one that included a number or incidents away from football that included reckless driving charges for crashing into a nursing home.
He was mostly a first-round bust with the Seahawks, except for the 2005 season when he started a career-high 12 games and had 45 receptions as the Seahawks won the NFC championship.
His run-ins with the law weren't done when he left college. Stevens was arrested on reckless driving charges in 2003 in a Seattle suburb and in 2007 when he was charged with driving under the influence in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Stevens' most recent arrest came in 2010, while he was playing for Tampa Bay, when he was arrested the night before a game for possession of marijuana. He was almost immediately released by the team.
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Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas. The pancreas is a large gland behind the stomach and close to the duodenum—the first part of the small intestine. The pancreas secretes digestive juices, or enzymes, into the duodenum through a tube called the pancreatic duct. Pancreatic enzymes join with bile—a liquid produced in the liver and stored in the gallbladder—to digest food. The pancreas also releases the hormones insulin and glucagon into the bloodstream. These hormones help the body regulate the glucose it takes from food for energy.
Normally, digestive enzymes secreted by the pancreas do not become active until they reach the small intestine. But when the pancreas is inflamed, the enzymes inside it attack and damage the tissues that produce them.
Pancreatitis can be acute or chronic. Either form is serious and can lead to complications. In severe cases, bleeding, infection, and permanent tissue damage may occur.
The gallbladder and the ducts that carry bile and other digestive enzymes from the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas to the small intestine are called the biliary system.
Both forms of pancreatitis occur more often in men than women.
Acute pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas that occurs suddenly and usually resolves in a few days with treatment. Acute pancreatitis can be a life-threatening illness with severe complications. Each year, about 210,000 people in the United States are admitted to the hospital with acute pancreatitis.1 The most common cause of acute pancreatitis is the presence of gallstones—small, pebble-like substances made of hardened bile—that cause inflammation in the pancreas as they pass through the common bile duct. Chronic, heavy alcohol use is also a common cause. Acute pancreatitis can occur within hours or as long as 2 days after consuming alcohol. Other causes of acute pancreatitis include abdominal trauma, medications, infections, tumors, and genetic abnormalities of the pancreas.
Acute pancreatitis usually begins with gradual or sudden pain in the upper abdomen that sometimes extends through the back. The pain may be mild at first and feel worse after eating. But the pain is often severe and may become constant and last for several days. A person with acute pancreatitis usually looks and feels very ill and needs immediate medical attention. Other symptoms may include
Severe acute pancreatitis may cause dehydration and low blood pressure. The heart, lungs, or kidneys can fail. If bleeding occurs in the pancreas, shock and even death may follow.
While asking about a person's medical history and conducting a thorough physical examination, the doctor will order a blood test to assist in the diagnosis. During acute pancreatitis, the blood contains at least three times the normal amount of amylase and lipase, digestive enzymes formed in the pancreas. Changes may also occur in other body chemicals such as glucose, calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, and bicarbonate. After the person's condition improves, the levels usually return to normal.
Diagnosing acute pancreatitis is often difficult because of the deep location of the pancreas. The doctor will likely order one or more of the following tests:
Abdominal ultrasound. Sound waves are sent toward the pancreas through a handheld device that a technician glides over the abdomen. The sound waves bounce off the pancreas, gallbladder, liver, and other organs, and their echoes make electrical impulses that create a picture—called a sonogram—on a video monitor. If gallstones are causing inflammation, the sound waves will also bounce off them, showing their location.
Computerized tomography (CT) scan. The CT scan is a noninvasive x ray that produces three-dimensional pictures of parts of the body. The person lies on a table that slides into a donut-shaped machine. The test may show gallstones and the extent of damage to the pancreas.
Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS). After spraying a solution to numb the patient's throat, the doctor inserts an endoscope—a thin, flexible, lighted tube—down the throat, through the stomach, and into the small intestine. The doctor turns on an ultrasound attachment to the scope that produces sound waves to create visual images of the pancreas and bile ducts.
Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP). MRCP uses magnetic resonance imaging, a noninvasive test that produces cross-section images of parts of the body. After being lightly sedated, the patient lies in a cylinder-like tube for the test. The technician injects dye into the patient's veins that helps show the pancreas, gallbladder, and pancreatic and bile ducts.
Treatment for acute pancreatitis requires a few days' stay in the hospital for intravenous (IV) fluids, antibiotics, and medication to relieve pain. The person cannot eat or drink so the pancreas can rest. If vomiting occurs, a tube may be placed through the nose and into the stomach to remove fluid and air.
Unless complications arise, acute pancreatitis usually resolves in a few days. In severe cases, the person may require nasogastric feeding—a special liquid given in a long, thin tube inserted through the nose and throat and into the stomach—for several weeks while the pancreas heals.
Before leaving the hospital, the person will be advised not to smoke, drink alcoholic beverages, or eat fatty meals. In some cases, the cause of the pancreatitis is clear, but in others, more tests are needed after the person is discharged and the pancreas is healed.
ERCP is a specialized technique used to view the pancreas, gallbladder, and bile ducts and treat complications of acute and chronic pancreatitis—gallstones, narrowing or blockage of the pancreatic duct or bile ducts, leaks in the bile ducts, and pseudocysts—accumulations of fluid and tissue debris.
Soon after a person is admitted to the hospital with suspected narrowing of the pancreatic duct or bile ducts, a physician with specialized training performs ERCP.
After lightly sedating the patient and giving medication to numb the throat, the doctor inserts an endoscope—a long, flexible, lighted tube with a camera—through the mouth, throat, and stomach into the small intestine. The endoscope is connected to a computer and screen. The doctor guides the endoscope and injects a special dye into the pancreatic or bile ducts that helps the pancreas, gallbladder, and bile ducts appear on the screen while x rays are taken.
The following procedures can be performed using ERCP:
Sphincterotomy. Using a small wire on the endoscope, the doctor finds the muscle that surrounds the pancreatic duct or bile ducts and makes a tiny cut to enlarge the duct opening. When a pseudocyst is present, the duct is drained.
Gallstone removal. The endoscope is used to remove pancreatic or bile duct stones with a tiny basket. Gallstone removal is sometimes performed along with a sphincterotomy.
Stent placement. Using the endoscope, the doctor places a tiny piece of plastic or metal that looks like a straw in a narrowed pancreatic or bile duct to keep it open.
Balloon dilatation. Some endoscopes have a small balloon that the doctor uses to dilate, or stretch, a narrowed pancreatic or bile duct. A temporary stent may be placed for a few months to keep the duct open.
People who undergo therapeutic ERCP are at slight risk for complications, including severe pancreatitis, infection, bowel perforation, or bleeding. Complications of ERCP are more common in people with acute or recurrent pancreatitis. A patient who experiences fever, trouble swallowing, or increased throat, chest, or abdominal pain after the procedure should notify a doctor immediately.
Gallstones that cause acute pancreatitis require surgical removal of the stones and the gallbladder. If the pancreatitis is mild, gallbladder removal—called cholecystectomy—may proceed while the person is in the hospital. If the pancreatitis is severe, gallstones may be removed using therapeutic endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)—a specialized technique used to view the pancreas, gallbladder, and bile ducts and treat complications of acute and chronic pancreatitis. Cholecystectomy is delayed for a month or more to allow for full recovery. For more information, see the Gallstones fact sheet from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK).
If an infection develops, ERCP or surgery may be needed to drain the infected area, also called an abscess. Exploratory surgery may also be necessary to find the source of any bleeding, to rule out conditions that resemble pancreatitis, or to remove severely damaged pancreatic tissue.
Pseudocysts—accumulations of fluid and tissue debris—that may develop in the pancreas can be drained using ERCP or EUS. If pseudocysts are left untreated, enzymes and toxins can enter the bloodstream and affect the heart, lungs, kidneys, or other organs.
Acute pancreatitis sometimes causes kidney failure. People with kidney failure need blood-cleansing treatments called dialysis or a kidney transplant.
In rare cases, acute pancreatitis can cause breathing problems. Hypoxia, a condition that occurs when body cells and tissues do not get enough oxygen, can develop. Doctors treat hypoxia by giving oxygen to the patient. Some people still experience lung failure—even with oxygen—and require a respirator for a while to help them breathe.
1Russo MW, Wei JT, Thiny MT, et al. Digestive and liver disease statistics, 2004. Gastroenterology. 2004;126:1448–1453.
Chronic pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas that does not heal or improve—it gets worse over time and leads to permanent damage. Chronic pancreatitis, like acute pancreatitis, occurs when digestive enzymes attack the pancreas and nearby tissues, causing episodes of pain. Chronic pancreatitis often develops in people who are between the ages of 30 and 40.
The most common cause of chronic pancreatitis is many years of heavy alcohol use. The chronic form of pancreatitis can be triggered by one acute attack that damages the pancreatic duct. The damaged duct causes the pancreas to become inflamed. Scar tissue develops and the pancreas is slowly destroyed.
Other causes of chronic pancreatitis are
Hereditary pancreatitis can present in a person younger than age 30, but it might not be diagnosed for several years. Episodes of abdominal pain and diarrhea lasting several days come and go over time and can progress to chronic pancreatitis. A diagnosis of hereditary pancreatitis is likely if the person has two or more family members with pancreatitis in more than one generation.
Most people with chronic pancreatitis experience upper abdominal pain, although some people have no pain at all. The pain may spread to the back, feel worse when eating or drinking, and become constant and disabling. In some cases, abdominal pain goes away as the condition worsens, most likely because the pancreas is no longer making digestive enzymes. Other symptoms include
People with chronic pancreatitis often lose weight, even when their appetite and eating habits are normal. The weight loss occurs because the body does not secrete enough pancreatic enzymes to digest food, so nutrients are not absorbed normally. Poor digestion leads to malnutrition due to excretion of fat in the stool.
Chronic pancreatitis is often confused with acute pancreatitis because the symptoms are similar. As with acute pancreatitis, the doctor will conduct a thorough medical history and physical examination. Blood tests may help the doctor know if the pancreas is still making enough digestive enzymes, but sometimes these enzymes appear normal even though the person has chronic pancreatitis.
In more advanced stages of pancreatitis, when malabsorption and diabetes can occur, the doctor may order blood, urine, and stool tests to help diagnose chronic pancreatitis and monitor its progression.
After ordering x rays of the abdomen, the doctor will conduct one or more of the tests used to diagnose acute pancreatitis—abdominal ultrasound, CT scan, EUS, and MRCP.
Treatment for chronic pancreatitis may require hospitalization for pain management, IV hydration, and nutritional support. Nasogastric feedings may be necessary for several weeks if the person continues to lose weight.
When a normal diet is resumed, the doctor may prescribe synthetic pancreatic enzymes if the pancreas does not secrete enough of its own. The enzymes should be taken with every meal to help the person digest food and regain some weight. The next step is to plan a nutritious diet that is low in fat and includes small, frequent meals. A dietitian can assist in developing a meal plan. Drinking plenty of fluids and limiting caffeinated beverages is also important.
People with chronic pancreatitis are strongly advised not to smoke or consume alcoholic beverages, even if the pancreatitis is mild or in the early stages.
People with chronic pancreatitis who continue to consume large amounts of alcohol may develop sudden bouts of severe abdominal pain.
As with acute pancreatitis, ERCP is used to identify and treat complications associated with chronic pancreatitis such as gallstones, pseudocysts, and narrowing or obstruction of the ducts. Chronic pancreatitis also can lead to calcification of the pancreas, which means the pancreatic tissue hardens from deposits of insoluble calcium salts. Surgery may be necessary to remove part of the pancreas.
In cases involving persistent pain, surgery or other procedures are sometimes recommended to block the nerves in the abdominal area that cause pain.
When pancreatic tissue is destroyed in chronic pancreatitis and the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas, called beta cells, have been damaged, diabetes may develop. People with a family history of diabetes are more likely to develop the disease. If diabetes occurs, insulin or other medicines are needed to keep blood glucose at normal levels. A health care provider works with the patient to develop a regimen of medication, diet, and frequent blood glucose monitoring.
For more information about diabetes, see the booklet Your Guide to Diabetes: Type 1 and Type 2 from the NIDDK.
Chronic pancreatitis in children is rare. Trauma to the pancreas and hereditary pancreatitis are two known causes of childhood pancreatitis. Children with cystic fibrosis—a progressive and incurable lung disease—may be at risk of developing pancreatitis. But more often the cause of pancreatitis in children is unknown.
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases' Division of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition supports basic and clinical research into gastrointestinal diseases, including the causes of pancreatitis and cell injury in the gastrointestinal tract. In addition, researchers are studying the genetics of hereditary pancreatitis and risk factors such as cystic fibrosis.
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WP flyhalf Gary van Aswegen injured his ankle at Wednesday's practice and will be sidelined for the rest of the season.
Van Aswegen's short career has been plagued by leg problems, and on Wednesday he succumbed to another serious ankle injury.
'There was a collision and Gary fell awkwardly,' said a frustrated Allister Coetzee. 'It's the same injury, the same ankle, that he did in the Super Rugby competition. He will go for further scans to determine exactly how long he will be out for, but that's his [Currie Cup] season done.'
Van Aswegen is the second WP flyhalf to go down in the space of two weeks, as Kurt Coleman (broken jaw) was recently ruled out for the remainder of the season. The Cape side is also without Burton Francis, who played during the Super Rugby competition. Francis has since moved to the SWD Eagles for the Currie Cup.
What this means for WP is that outside of first-choice pivot Demetri Catrakilis, they lack an experienced No 10 option.
'At least we have one still standing,' Coetzee added, only half-joking before revealing who will cover Catrakilis if the situation demands it. The WP coach said fullback Joe Pietersen or even scrumhalf Louis Schreuder could move to flyhalf if worst comes to worst.
In more bad news for the Province backline, Gio Aplon has been ruled out of Saturday's clash against the Lions. Damian de Allende will start in Aplon's place.
Aplon watched Wednesday's training session from the sideline while wearing a moon boot. The Springbok utility back has sustained a grade one ankle ligament tear and could be out for as many as three weeks.
In changes to the pack, flanker Tyrone Holmes will start after serving a one-week suspension. This sees Don Armand moving from blindside flank back to lock.
Meanwhile, Nick Koster may be considered for selection from next week.
WP – 15 Joe Pietersen, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 JP du Plessis, 12 Marcel Brache, 11 Damian de Allende, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Louis Schreuder, 8 Jebb Sinclair, 7 Tyrone Holmes, 6 Deon Fourie (c), 5 De Kock Steenkamp, 4 Don Armand, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Scarra Ntubeni, 1 Steven Kitshoff.
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Ernests Kalve carried Szolnoki Olaj to a 77-71 victory over BC Timisoara as they snatched second place in Group F and a place in the Last 16 of the EuroChallenge.
With Kormend suffering a heavy defeat at home to EWE Baskets, Szolnoki made up for last week's defeat to the Hungarians by holding on to top Timisoara and advance.
And they did it behind a huge night from Kalve, who shot 10-of-14 from the paint and added three three-pointers en route to 32 points.
It had looked like they were going to make victory on the night look easy as they dominated the first quarter 25-8, but Timisoara then outscored them by 14 in the second quarter to set up a tense second half.
Szolnoki were outstanding in the first period, and after scoring the final seven points they led 25-8 on Kalve's emphatic dunk, giving the big man 11 points in the opening 10 minutes alone.
But Timisoara were not going to make it so easy and they scored the opening 10 points of the second period to close back to within seven on Bogdan Popescu's lay-up.
The gap was 33-31 when Zlatko Jovanovic hit a lay-up and was 40-37 at the break after Delvon Johnson got the tip-in from Marko Derasimovic's miss.
Derasimovic then hit the opening points of the third period as Timisoara made it a one-point game, but they could not get on level terms as Szolnoki instead built a small lead that would hold until the final buzzer.
Marton Fodor's three put them up 58-50 late in the third period and Miklos Szabo's hook shot made it a double-digit lead, 64-54, early in the fourth as they built the cushion they needed.
Marton Bader finished with 14 points for Szolnoki.
Jovanovic led Timisoara with 20 points and nine rebounds, while Derasimovic scored 12 points and Johnson and Dominique Archie had 11 each.
Srdjan Jovanovic, Timisoara head coach"It was a good game. I asked from my players 'don't think about the score or what will happen just play a good game'. Congratulations to Szolnok and I wish them good luck in the future."Zlatko Jovanovic, Timisoara player"I can say just what my coach said. We wanted to fight and play good games in this round. We wanted to play as a team and we did it."
Nenad Asceric, Szolnok head coach"First, I'm so happy because we won. We weren't in a good situation. We couldn't practice together a lot and we didn't know each other a lot. I asked from my players to fight and enjoy the game, and be a good team."
Márton Báder, Szolnok player"I'm happy that we're on a good way again. We trust in our coach as he trusts in us."
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LECOM Bradenton osteopathic medical students helped Manatee County fifth- and sixth-graders "ATTAC" the problem of tobacco use.
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The medical students gave a day of community service presenting the Area Health Education Center's Tobacco Training And Cessation (ATTAC) program.
In 2007-08, the ATTAC program presented the dangers of smoking to more than 5,000 elementary and middle school students in Manatee and Sarasota counties, said Emily Hite, ATTAC training coordinator for Gulf Coast South AHEC.
"LECOM students have been instrumental in the success of the program," she said. "As future doctors and pharmacists, they bring a different perspective to the presentations. Coming in, they know the consequences and health risks associated with tobacco. They connect really well with the students."
Fifth-graders at Imagine Charter School in Bradenton cringed while watching videos of the harmful effects of tobacco use.
"1,200 people die from tobacco use every day," explained LECOM's Matthew Jackson. "It's the number one cause of death."
Students also learned about the harmful effects of smokeless tobacco, which is more addictive than cigarettes, and how tobacco companies use advertising to attract young people to their product.
Fifth-grader Tyler Handley said he learned something from the program.
"I didn't know that dip (smokeless tobacco) was more dangerous than cigarettes," he said.
During the 2007-08 Florida Legislative sessions, the Florida AHEC Network was awarded funding to educate health profession students and health-care professionals on the dangers of tobacco and to develop cessation programs.
The ATTAC program was developed and implemented in collaboration with community and academic partners such as LECOM Bradenton.
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GRAHAM — A man charged with being an accessory to murder planned to use possession of the alleged murder weapon to negotiate a plea bargain for his son, search warrants filed this week showed.
Solomon Gerard Tate, 23, of Garrett Street, Greensboro, and Phillip Jerome Tate, 52, of South Benbow Road, Greensboro are both charged with accessory after the fact of first-degree murder in the homicide of Kenneth Joel Clapp. It's believed Clapp, 47, of Graham, was killed March 28 by a shotgun blast and his body dumped in rural northern Alamance County where it was discovered the next day.
Some of the information obtained in the investigation was retrieved through recorded phone calls from the Alamance County jail, search warrants showed. Solomon Tate was charged and taken into custody on April 19.
According to the documents, Solomon Tate called his father on April 20 and 21 to discuss the investigation and the whereabouts of a shotgun Alamance County detectives were looking for.
In the conversations, they allegedly discussed the shotgun believed to be the weapon that killed Kenneth Joel Clapp on March 28.
Solomon Tate had previously told investigators the shotgun had been buried in the courtyard of a Greensboro apartment building by members of a Burlington gang, search warrants said. He also said members of that gang planned to dig up the weapon and try to sell it in New York. Solomon Tate led investigators to the 150-square-foot courtyard on April 19 but there was no sign of the weapon, documents said.
On April 20, Phillip Tate allegedly asked if he should bury the gun. Solomon Tate allegedly questioned the wisdom of talking about the weapon over the jail's phone line.
"You talking over this phone like you crazy," Solomon Tate is quoted as saying.
Phillip Tate is quoted as telling his son it was "OK."
The next day, Phillip Tate was allegedly recorded describing how they would use the weapon to their advantage.
In search warrants, Phillip Tate is quoted as telling his son:
"You just let me handle this part of this case … and I promise you we'll get probation. Cause I ain't gone [sic] talk to these detectives about it. When they start talking about going to trial and needing a weapon and all of that … then that's when I'm going to talk to the assistant district attorney who's handling the case. If we'll do it like that, I promise you, you'll get off. But just like you said, that was a perfect idea to use that for the, you know … the leverage or whatever we want. Yeah, you gone [sic] plea bargain with it. We gone [sic] use that to our advantage."
Two days after that conversation, detectives searched Phillip Tate's home at 1016 S. Benbow Road in Greensboro and allegedly found the shotgun wrapped in a trash bag and stored inside a garment bag.
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November 19, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Late game heroics by junior guard Carter Williams gave the Pfeiffer women's basketball team (1-3) their first win of the season, a 69-66 overtime win over Johnson C. Smith (0-3). Williams hit clutch baskets at the end of regulation, and in the overtime period, as the Falcons came away with the victory on Tuesday night. Williams finished with a double double, scoring 19 points and pulling down 11 rebounds, while freshman Alexis Stallard added 15 points.
With the Falcons trailing by three at the end of regulation, Williams faked the defense and banked in an elbow jumper to cut the lead to 55-54 with nine seconds remaining. Amy Steller stole the ensuing inbounds pass and was sent to the line. Steller hit one of two and Bunch's three point heave fell short, sending the game to overtime.
Williams again came up big with 3:30 left in OT as her three pointer with the shot clock running down gave Pfeiffer the 58-55 lead. The Golden Bulls would tie the game at 59 before Amy Steller went 4-for-4 from the line to push the lead back to 63-59 with 1:28 left. In a desperate attempt to get back into the game, Karina Bunch hit a jumper and was fouled. Her free throw missed but Johnson C. Smith grabbed the offensive rebound and was fouled again. Kaila Duarte converted 1-of-2 from the line to even the score. Ariana Tillman got a huge offensive rebound and finished in the lane for the decisive basket.
The physical contest saw 55 fouls called and three players foul out. Only three days after playing every minute in a double overtime loss at Mars Hill, Williams again went the duration and has a staggering 95 minutes played in the last two games.
Ashley Porter led the way for the Golden Bulls, scoring 15 points and grabbing eight rebounds. Bunch added 13 points and Deanna Downer grabbed 10 boards.
Each team struggled offensively as Johnson C. Smith hit only 28.4 percent of their shots from the field in the game, while Pfeiffer connected on 33.9 percent. The Golden Bulls dominated on the glass and held a 57-46 advantage for the game, including a 26-14 margin on the offensive end.
Defense dominated the first half as Pfeiffer's pressure forced 15 first half turnovers and held the Golden Bulls to just 30 percent shooting in the half. Johnson C. Smith converted on 1-of-11 to start the contest but held a 22-17 advantage in rebounds at the break. Stallard led the way with nine first half points and Lauren White had six points and five rebounds as the Falcons took a 28-24 after the first 20 minutes.
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