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The surgical removal of the appendix and tonsils before the age of 20 was associated with an increased risk of premature heart attack in a large population study performed in Sweden.(1) Tonsillectomy increased the risk by 44% (hazard ratio 1.44) and appendectomy by 33% (HR 1.33). The risk increases were just statistically significant, and were even higher when the tonsils and appendix were both removed. However, there was no risk association evident when the operations were performed in people over the age of 20.
Both the appendix and tonsils are lymphoid organs and thus components of the body's immune system, albeit of modest importance. The recurrence of tonsillitis and appendicitis - caused by infection - are the usual reasons for removal. Behind the study lay evidence that removal was associated with moderate long-term effects on the immune system and alterations in risk for some autoimmune disorders. Studies suggest that between 10 and 20% of all young people have tonsils or appendix removed.
"Given the strong biological and epidemiological evidence linking inflammation with coronary heart disease," said investigator Dr Imre Janszky from the Department of Public Health Science of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, "one might anticipate that surgical removal of the tonsils and appendix, with their consequent effects on immunity, might also have a long-term effect on CHD. However, we were aware of no studies evaluating the potential effects of appendectomy or tonsillectomy on atherosclerosis or CHD risk."
The study, published online today in the European Heart Journal, examined the national health records of every Swedish resident born between 1955 and 1970 and identified each one who had had tonsils and/or appendix removed. Each of these "cases" was then matched with five randomly chosen "controls" who had not had the operations. These subjects were then followed up through the health records for an average of 23.5 year
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How to prevent USB drive being added to backup?
I am running BE 2012 to back up all my servers.
There has been a problem with backups taking a vast time to run over the last two days.
It appears that the backup job that was supposed to backup a single selected drive also added a large USB drive to its selection that I had temporarily connected to the machine.
How do I prevent BE2012 automatically adding USB drives to the backup selection in this manner?
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You may try to add a global exclusion clicking on the Backup Exec icon(top left) and then click on Configuration and Settings > Job default > Exclude selections. There, you can exclude a drive.
How about assigning a permanent/static drive letter to the USB drive and then exclude it? Do we really want to miss on the SDR feature?
Deselecting the entire server and then selecting individual drives would disable the SDR(Simplified Disaster Recovery) feature.
I obviously want to keep the SDR facility. Unfortunatly the drive I have plugged in at the time was 2TB! I was hoping that there was an option for excluding all USB drives somewhere as whenever I have these plugged in they are only for temporary use and never need to be part of a backup. My servers all have different quantities of HDD's so there isnt a global default drive letter (unless I force it) across the network for USB drives that happen to be plugged in whan a backup starts.


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INTERNATIONAL Boxing Federation Championship Committee chairman Lindsey Tucker is waiting for the report of IBF supervisor Anibal Miramontes on the ugly riot that broke out after Filipino Johnriel Casimero won the light flyweight interim title with a 10th-round technical knockout of former champion Luis Lazarte at Estadio Club Once Unidos, Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday.
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With the way Tucker is answering, this incident is going to be swept under the rug. But to me, it looks like Argentina though isn't going to see any title fights anytime soon.
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This is why boxing fuuucked . They will do everything to hide this **** and forget about it.
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What an absolutely ridiculous response by Tucker. While you can't be held responsible for "some drunk fans causing a riot", your organization is ultimately responsible for ensuring the safety of everyone involved.
There is a perception in the boxing community that all these alphabet organizations do is collect sanctioning fees. Tucker's response just perpetuates that notion.
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Can we possibly have a President of the United States called Newt Gingrich? click here
I can't help wondering what his parents were thinking - 'I know, lets call him Newt'
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"I can't help wondering what his parents were thinking - 'I know, lets call him Newt'"
But of course they didn't - they called him Newton, as Lazarus The 2nd points out.
It's worth considering how some of the names we encounter on this side of the Atlantic might sound to American ears, and remembering the old adage that people in glass houses... etc.
I'm sure that someone in Montana might find it difficult to understand how someone called Menzies Campbell insists that he's really 'Mingis' Campbell. All of us obviously know that it relates to the "yogh", but most Americans wouldn't, any more than they would know that Mr. Dalziel should be referred to as Mr. Dee-ELL.
Then there's that place in Dumfries And Galloway called Glenzier, except that the people who live there call it Glinger.
Norman St John Stevas (of silk underwear fame) couldn't understand why anyone didn't know that his surname was pronounced 'SinJun'. Newt Gingrich would probably think it a bit odd, although Mr.Sinclair (that's St. Clair to the uninitiated) wouldn't bat an eyelid.
Like I said, people in glass houses.....
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Very often people are referrred to by nicknames that they never chose but they stick anyway. My own name comes to mind. I can remember many moons ago when we had a new young lecturer arriving called Livinstone and of course we had debated what we would call him and I think the consensus was Deadbrick until the first morning when he opened his mouth and inadvertantly chose it for himself.
He started of as he meant to go on and in a very severe tone said his name was Mr Livingstone and he wished to be refered to as such. For the rest of his time he was known of course as Mr Such and I believe in later years he was also known as Professor Such.
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Looking at the names some of our UK celebrities are rendering on their children, then perhaps the Americans might have something to consider or ponder on?.
I wonder how many men, both sides of the pond have been called Shirley, or females called Charlie?.
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"Marion", though it is spelled Meirion, is a fairly common boy's name in Wales.
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