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Now we have smoking gun to indict A-Rod as who he truly is: A-Roid. Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, along with former Chicago White Sox pitcher Gio Gonzalez, Nelson Cruz and Melky Cabrera are the four biggest MLB stars treated at a South Florida clinic where, according to a report in Tuesday's Miami New Times, they received performance-enhancing drugs. Records taken from Biogenesis, an anti-aging clinic near the University of Miami, indicate those players and many other athletes — all of whom have connections to South Florida — received various substances from Anthony Bosch, the head of the clinic, who is already under investigation by MLB and DEA. The lab has been called the East Coast BALCO. And records of each player's use are pretty indepth. They reveal exactly how much A-Rod and others paid for HGH, testosterone, various creams etc. The reports goes on with more of the same about several other players, including Bartolo Colon, the Oakland A's pitcher who was suspended 50 games i...
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Yohimbine has quickly transitioned from general obscurity in the weight loss community to being recognized as one of the most effective fat burners being sold today. If you are considering using this supplement, it is imperative that you first understand what is yohimbine HCL and how it works to get the best results. Quite simply, yohimbine is an extract from the Yohimbe tree native to Africa. Yohimbe bark has been recognized for its medicinal properties for hundreds of years because it contains the yohimbine alkaloid which acts as a sympathetic nervous system stimulant.
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He was speaking to presspersons after flagging off six loads containing relief material such as rice, bedsheets, blankets, saris, dhotis, utensils, mosquito coils, kerosene and plates for the people in Navalgund, Bagaklot, Raichur, Badami and Manvi Assembly constituencies.
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Hi. I had not seen anyone out there. I have a 9 yr old DD. She is shy but if you get her talking about animals she comes out of her shell. I had her join 4-h but I can not get her to join anything else. Any suggestions? Is your 9 yr old a girl or boy?
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We asked "Does the universe have a purpose?" and of the 120 of you that answered only a quarter said unequivocally "yes." A third were unequivocally in the "No" purpose camp. But a third held out for purpose being possible, either as a result of our being in a simulation or as something we begin to understand as we become superintelligent.
Anyone who has the scientific tenacity to question "common truths" and come to a valid conclusion outside of the confines of popular opinion are destined to be heralded as someone working in the pocket of some agency. Conspiracy theories run amok throughout society, believing any large corporation to be intrinsically "evil". One corporation in particular stands out the most: Monsanto!
On Friday March 6, 2015, more than 3,000 people attended the ASU Emerge event. This is where Eric Kingsbury, futurist, founder of KITEBA, cofounder of the Confluence Project, launched "You Have Been Inventoried". I helped with some of the content for the project, along with others from the Confluence Project.
Everywhere you look in the world you can see pessimism, gloom, doom and negativity. No matter where you live, it seems many are convinced that there's just no hope. Many people have stopped trying to do anything, while they "wait for god" or "wait for the Singularity." Or simply wait, period.
The negativity is everywhere.
So, here's one of my rants, against that negativity.
There has of late been a great deal of ink devoted to concerns about artificial intelligence, and a future world where machines can "think," where the latter term ranges from simple autonomous decision-making to full fledged self-awareness. I don't share most of these concerns, and I am personally quite excited by the possibility of experiencing thinking machines, both for the opportunities they will provide for potentially improving the human condition, to the insights they will undoubtedly provide into the nature of consciousness.
The rapidly growing field of transhumanism—an international social movement whose highest immediate priority is overcoming human death via science and technology—is facing a colossal challenge. About 85 percent of the world's population believes in life after death, and much of that population is perfectly okay with dying because it gives them an afterlife with their perceived deity or deities—something transhumanists often refer to as "deathist" culture.
In fact, four billion people on Earth—mostly Muslims and Christians—see the overcoming of death through science as potentially blasphemous, a sin involving humans striving to be godlike. Some holy texts say blasphemy is unforgivable and will end in eternal punishment.
One of the most important books ever published on Hinduism, Wendy Doniger's 683-page "The Hindus - An Alternative History" (2010), still cannot be found in India.
The ultra-nationalist political agitator Dinanath Batra sued its publisher and the publisher withdrew the book from the Indian market. The lawsuit was based on a law (Hate Law Speech Section #295A, enacted in 1927 by the British under pressure from the Muslim community) that de facto allows courts to punish religious blasphemy.
Planetary Resources, founded by Peter Diamandis and Eric Anderson, aims to pave the way to humanity mining asteroids for vast wealth… as the B612 Foundation hopes to detect and track asteroids that threaten civilization's survival… a real case of synergy of purpose. (I've been helping both.)
This article examines the risks posed by "unknown unknowns," which I call monsters. It then introduces a taxonomy of the unknowable, and argues that one category of this taxonomy in particular should lead us to inflate our prior probability estimates of annihilation, whatever they happen to be. The lesson here is ultimately the same as the Doomsday Argument, except the reasoning is far more robust.
Jaron Lanier's book "Who Owns the Future?" discusses the role that technology plays in both eliminating jobs and increasing income inequality. Early in the book Lanier quotes from Aristotle's Politics:
If every instrument could accomplish its own work, obeying or anticipating the will of others, like the statues of Daedalus, or the tripods of Hephaestus, which, says the poet, "of their own accord entered the assembly of the Gods; "if, in like manner, the shuttle would weave and the plectrum touch the lyre without a hand to guide them, chief workmen would not want servants, nor masters slaves.
If every instrument could accomplish its own work, obeying or anticipating the will of others, like the statues of Daedalus, or the tripods of Hephaestus, which, says the poet, "of their own accord entered the assembly of the Gods; "if, in like manner, the shuttle would weave and the plectrum touch the lyre without a hand to guide them, chief workmen would not want servants, nor masters slaves.
Aristotle saw that the human condition largely depends on what machines can and cannot do; moreover, we can imagine that machines will do much more.
Sticks and stones can break my bones
, but words can never hurt me
The Nursery Rhyme is Bulls**t. Words hurt.
They don't physically damage our bodies, but the pain is palpable. It's also measurable in our brain activity. Social rejection activates the same parts of our brain as a punch to the face or a broken arm.
First of all, someone needs to demystify the idea that Westerners have of India. There are two modern empires in Asia: Russia and mainland China. They are empires because they rule over subjects who, given a choice, would probably not want to be part of them and these are big chunks of territory with huge natural resources (Chechnya and other Muslim regions in the case of Russia, Tibet and Xinjang in the case of China). India is never listed alongside them because it used to be a colony. Somehow the colonial past deters people from seeing what is relatively obvious: India too is an empire just like China and Russia that rules over many "conquered" regions that, given a choice, would probably secede.
What underlies a question like this is that it's okay to force people to work by withholding what they need to live, in order to force them to work for us. And at the same time, because they are forced, we don't even pay them enough to meet their basic needs that we are withholding to force them to work.
What is a good word to describe this?
A worry that is not yet on the scientific or cultural agenda is neural data privacy rights. Not even biometric data privacy rights are in purview yet which is surprising given the personal data streams that are amassing from quantified self-tracking activities. There are several reasons why neural data privacy rights could become an important concern.
If asked to rank humanity's problems by severity, I would give the silver medal to the need to spend so much time doing things that give us no fulfillment—work, in a word. I consider that the ultimate goal of artificial intelligence is to hand off this burden, to robots that have enough common sense to perform those tasks with minimal supervision.
But some AI researchers have altogether loftier aspirations for future machines: they foresee computer functionality that vastly exceeds our own in every sphere of cognition. Such machines would not only do things that people prefer not to; they would also discover how to do things that no one can yet do. This process can, in principle, iterate—the more such machines can do, the more they can discover.
What's not to like about that? Why do I NOT view it as a superior research goal than machines with common sense (which I'll call "minions")?
Technological change is accelerating and transforming our world. Assuming trends persist, we will soon experience an evolutionary shift in the mechanisms of reputation, a fundamental on which relationships are based. Cascading effects of the shift will revolutionize the way we relate with each other and our machines, incentivizing unprecedented degrees of global cooperation.
In 2015, you probably have more computing power than that of the Apollo Guidance computer in your smartphone, and yet Moore's Law continues unabated at its fiftieth anniversary. Machines are becoming faster and smaller and smarter.
Even if they aren't flesh, "mindclones" deserve protection.
For much of the 20th century, capital punishment was carried out in most countries. During the preceding century many, like England, had daily public hangings. Today, even Russia, with a mountainous history of government-ordered executions, has a capital-punishment moratorium. Since 1996, it has not executed a criminal through the judicial system.
If we can learn to protect the lives of serial killers, child mutilators, and terrorists, surely we can learn to protect the lives of peace-loving model citizens known as mind clones and bemans—even if they initially seem odd or weird to us.
excerpt from Virtually Human: The Promise and Peril of Digital Immortality
On May 20 I participated in a four person debate about the existence of God at Western Washington University. On the 'yes' side were Mike Raschko and Mark Markuly from the School of Theology and Ministry at Seattle University. On the 'no' side were Bob Seidensticker and me. Here are my remarks:
Marijuana is increasingly being legalized; there are presently ten nations that have either decriminalized cannabis, or are moving rapidly in this direction.
Will psychedelics - psilocybin, LSD, peyote, ayahuasca - soon follow?
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The biography of Abraham Baer Gottlober. This page has biographical information on Abraham Baer Gottlober, one of the best poets of all time. This PoetrySoup page also provides access to the poet's poems, best poetry, quotes, and video biographies...if available.
Avrom Ber Gotlober (January 14, 1811, Starokonstantinov, Volhynia – April 12, 1899, Bialystok ) was a Jewish writer, poet, playwright, historian, journalist and educator. He mostly wrote in Hebrew, but also wrote poetry and dramas in Yiddish. His first collection was published in 1835.
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Stockton Police Concerned Suspects Are Targeting Elderly Victims In Homes
Police said the crimes all occurred in just a two-mile radius from each other and the suspect entered the homes through an open window.
Friends Say Stockton Man Was Gunned Down In Case Of Mistaken Identity
Jose Diaz, 21, was walking to a market on Mariposa Road where police say he may have been followed before he was shot and killed.
After His Home Was Set On Fire And Burglarized Twice, He Says He's Sticking With Stockton
Robert and Jeanette Louda are eager to make the rental house on Santa Clara Street their home again, even though it's been burglarized twice and an arson on Friday morning has them currently living in a hotel.
Stockton Felony Suspect's Mugshot Making Women Around The World Swoon On Facebook
Jeremy Meeks, a 30-year-old convicted felon, was arrested on felony weapons charges as part of Weston Ranch Operation Ceasefire, which targeted an increase in shootings and robberies in the area.
Stockton Police Officer Shoots Suspect Who Fired Weapon During Fight
An officer arrived at the scene of a fight in progress on Glendora Avenue where a suspect was shooting at a victim in the parking lot, Stockton Police say. That victim was not injured and was not shooting at the suspect.
Suspects Arrested After Stockton Home Invasion; 1 Suspect At Large
Police have arrested several people in Stockton this morning following a home invasion incident, according to authorities.
Heroic K-9 Thor Drops Opening Puck at Stockton Thunder Game
Thor was hailed for his efforts subduing a man sought by police after a restraining order violation.
Off-Duty Stockton Police Officer Arrests Man With Gun At Restaurant
An off-duty police officer is being called a hero after he confronted an armed suspect who pulled out a gun in a busy restaurant. His valiant efforts may have saved a lot of lives
Stockton Police Shoot And Kill Man During Traffic Stop
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Even as M.F. Husain, who died in London last week, is being hailed as a legend of Indian art, 42 of his paintings — which together form an iconic mural titled 'Freedom' — are lying far from public view in less than ideal conditions: piled on top of each other without proper protection in a small storage room near Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport here.
Four years ago, they were unmounted from Terminal 2 where they were hardly visible. GMR — the private partner in the running of the airport — promises that they will be on the walls of the swanky T3 by the end of the month.
It's been a story of careless handling from the beginning. Three years ago, when the ambitious new international airport was getting ready, veteran artist Anjolie Ela Menon spotted a couple of unprofessional handlers or porters carrying the mammoth paintings — as large as 8x10 feet — just as they would carry any normal cardboard item.
"I saw [them] shifting Husain's paintings of Indira Gandhi [titled "Indira"] with extremely dirty hands and totally uncovered. I shouted at them and asked where they were taking them so carelessly," she recalls. "They replied: to a 'safe place'."
A GMR spokesperson says they are still being kept in "safe custody."
GMR, a major infrastructure company, has been responsible for the airport's expansion, modernisation and management in association with Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL).
When The Hindu made enquiries after Ms. Menon expressed her concerns again recently, GMR gave it access to the room — approximately 13x15 feet — in New Udaan Bhawan near T3 where the paintings lie piled one over the other, and alongside each other with barely any walking space between them. They are wrapped in standard bubble sheets.
One of the key paintings — portraying the three moods of Indira Gandhi — is stuck to the wall with a bubble sheet for protection on one side. The rest is open.
The GMR spokesperson says the paintings have been sent for restoration to an art consultancy, artink.
A representative from this consultancy, Renu Rana, says: "We got these paintings for restoration in December 2007. They had superficial damage like paint had peeled off from some works, and some needed proper cleaning. We worked on them intermittently and sent the restored works back in different lots by the end of 2009."
Restorer K.K. Gupta, who had worked on the paintings in association with artink, says he had also given GMR tips on how to keep them "safe."
"The proper method to keep such valuable paintings is to wrap them in acid-free paper along with thin white cotton sheet and then wrap in bubble sheet. Keeping any painting directly under a bubble sheet causes damage to them. In case, any painting is kept only in the bubble sheet, they should not be kept in such condition for more than four months."
He adds, "I told them that the worst enemy of art work is humidity and dust. So, the AC should be on 24X7 in the room where the works are kept. If AC goes off, or switched off, works are most likely to get humid. And that especially after restoration, they should keep the works vertically and not horizontally as it affects their texture adversely."
Cut to the storage room. The acid sheet couldn't be seen on most of the paintings, nor the cotton cloth. They are wrapped in bubble sheet and kept horizontally and piled one over the other. The room has no ventilation either, though it has proper lights and has an air-conditioner too.
The GMR spokesman has an explanation, "Some DGCA officials whose visit was long pending here, came to see these works yesterday. We 'unwrapped' them in a separate room and showed them. They were satisfied with their condition."
Mr. Gupta is not too happy. "I think after unwrapping the works for the DGCA officials they might have piled them best according to their wisdom. But it is highly disappointing if they have kept them piled on one another and horizontally," he says.
In fact, the room where the works are being kept is low-ceilinged, which means the paintings could not have been kept vertically anyway.
While the restoration of the paintings was complete in 2009, and T3 itself was inaugurated in July 2010, no home has yet been found for Husain's work.
"We have been trying to locate places where we could mount them. We have now finalised one," said the GMR spokesperson, promising that the mural would be remounted by the end of this month.
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20th July 2012
Gay rugby club chair joins Olympic torch relay in London this weekend
12:51 PM — The chairman of the London inclusive gay rugby club the King's Cross Steelers will carry the Olympic torch this weekend.
8th June 2012
Sydney team wins gay rugby world cup at Manchester final 8
11:41 AM — Gay Australian rugby team the Sydney Convicts have taken home the 2012 Bingham Cup, becoming gay rugby champions of the world.
31st May 2012
Manchester to host gay rugby world cup this weekend 6
12:29 PM — Manchester will play host to the Bingham Cup this weekend, where gay and inclusive rugby teams from around the world will compete for the 2012 title.
30th May 2012
Gay rugby player Gareth Thomas cover star of Attitude's annual 'naked issue' 22
5:27 PM — Gay former professional rugby star Gareth Thomas will appear on the cover of this month's Attitude magazine, its annual 'naked issue', which is to focus on sexual health.
18th May 2012
Rugby Super League champions devote game to gay equality 12
9:12 AM — World Club champions Leeds Rhinos are dedicating their Stobart Super League Round 24 fixture against Widnes Vikings on Friday August 10 to celebrating lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality.
17th April 2012
Documentary on stroke victim who 'woke up gay' airs tonight 139
9:57 AM — A documentary following a rugby player who suffered a stroke and woke up gay is to air on BBC3 tonight.
4th April 2012
Welsh council hopeful apologises after comparing rugby with gay porn 45
9:22 AM — A Labour council candidate in Wales has apologised for a series of tweets that left him accused of sexism and one which jokingly compared rugby with gay porn.
1st April 2012
Schwarzenegger to replace Mickey Rourke as gay rugby player Gareth Thomas in film 40
12:01 AM — Following Mickey Rourke's decision to pull out of his role as gay Welsh rugby star Gareth Thomas in a new biopic, Arnold Schwarzenegger has emerged as his replacement to star in the film. The film charting the life of Britain's first openly gay rugby player was dreamed up by Rourke in a London pub after he lost an arm wrestling challenge with some gay rugby players. Rourke said: "There was an article about Gareth Thomas. I met Gareth and said [to him] I wanna make your life story".
19th March 2012
Gay sport figures among Olympics torch-bearers 14
3:26 PM — 7,300 torch-bearers were named this morning and will carry the flame for 70 days and 8,000 through the UK in July ahead of the opening of the Olympics on 27 July.
16th February 2012
Lee Steele fined £200 for Gareth Thomas tweet 15
3:44 PM — Footballer Lee Steele has been fined £200 for the comment he posted on Twitter about Gareth Thomas which led to him being sacked.
15th February 2012
Australian rules footballer: 'Sick fascination' with gay players 12
9:54 AM — An Australian rules football player has said society is developing a "sick fascination" with players' sexuality and the culture of the game has changed to one of "great acceptance".
23rd January 2012
Gareth Thomas favourite to win Celebrity Big Brother 16
12:07 PM — Gay rugby player, Gareth Thomas has been named as the favourite to win Celebrity Big brother according to the odds on several online bookmakers.
23rd December 2011
The weirdest and most unexpected LGBT stories of 2011 6
10:19 AM — In our annual rundown of the year's events, we look at the strangest stories of the year: the news in 2011 which took us completely by surprise.
1st December 2011
Rugby stars don red boxers in order to 'Stand Up, Stand Out' 33
11:48 AM — Rugby stars and celebrities have lent their support to a campaign which urges the public to help support people living with HIV by wearing red this December. Harlequins rugby players slipped on the red boxers for World AIDS Day.
24th November 2011
Bradford Bulls rugby player warned over shirtless photo shoot comment 15
12:44 PM — Elliott Whitehead had said Stuart Reardon's shirtless photo shoot in Australian DNA magazine "really let the bradford bus down [sic]". He apologised to club officials for the comment and was issued a warning.
22nd November 2011
London Wasps sign UK government's anti-homophobia charter 6
3:24 PM — The Equalities Minister Lynn Featherstone has congratulated the club for signing the charter and said: "I applaud them for doing so".
17th November 2011
Ospreys will investigate Kristian Phillips' alleged gay slur tweet 21
9:54 AM — Ospreys will investigate tweet from player's account which appeared to call a Big Brother contestant a "faggot".
14th November 2011
Ugandan lesbian rugby player granted asylum in Germany 16
4:41 PM — Sportswoman allowed to remain in Europe after speaking of persecution experienced in notoriously homophobic country.
23rd June 2011
Comment: Why it's vital to kick homophobia out of sport, by David Cameron 152
3:06 PM — Writing exclusively for PinkNews.co.uk, prime minister David Cameron says sport is at the heart of the nation and more must be done to stop homophobia and encourage positive role models.
22nd June 2011
David Cameron says UK will pressure Africa on gay rights 274
8:45 PM — After kicking off his speech with a risqué joke about queens, prime minister David Cameron told guests at a Downing Street LGBT reception that the government would keep working on LGBT issues.


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So what did the Governor of Wisconsin propose while he was in California?
- Massive tax reform
- Education reform
Honestly, there is nothing wrong with my taxes. Yes, my property taxes are a little on the high side; however, that is because the state, specifically the state GOP, feels the need to punish the City of Madison for it liberalism by cutting shared revenue to the city. That is not going to stop Gov. Walker, though. His plans?
The Governor plans to push for lower property taxes, which is the primary revenue source for schools and local governments. And he said he will propose "aggressive income tax reduction and reform."My property taxes pay for roads, trash and recyclables pickup, K-12 schools, technical colleges, police, fire and fire protection, ambulance service, snow plowing, social services, and a city and county park system that is second to none. The only way Gov. Walker can cut my property taxes is if he raises the shared revenue to Madison from state income taxes. Seeing as he plans on cutting those as well I am somewhat baffled by his plan of what appears at this time to be all smoke and mirrors. I guess that explains why he told people in California his plans instead of Wisconsin.
His plans on education are what are really disturbing.
The Republican governor said his proposals for education reform will tie funding to outcomes, including how well the education system meets the need for trained workers. Walker said he has heard "tremendous concerns" from employers in health care, manufacturing and information technology "that they have jobs but they just don't have enough skilled workers to meet those jobs.There has been a nursing shortage in Wisconsin; however, that is tied to a lack of capacity to train new nurses rather than a lack of qualified candidates for nursing school. As for manufacturing and information technology not having enough trained workers, well, that is an outright lie. Maybe if manufacturers and IT employers would raise the wages they are offering they wouldn't be seeing this supposed shortage of trained and qualified workers.
One of the ways that Gov. Walker, a college dropout, wants to fix this is by applying the same flawed performance standards that K-12 schools currently have to use to the University of Wisconsin System and to the state technical colleges. Or as Gov. Walker put it,
"We're going to tie our funding in our technical colleges and our University of Wisconsin System into performance and say if you want money, we need you to perform, and particularly in higher education, we need you to perform not just in how many people you have in the classroom.Now, a technical college is supposed to teach you a trade. I get that, which is why they were at one time called trade schools; however, a university is not a trade school. You do not go to the University of Wisconsin to learn how to weld. The goal of a university degree is to make you a well-rounded person. Yes, you can learn computer science; however, you must also learn about literature, foreign languages, and other cultures. It isn't about just training you for a specific job—it is about making you a whole person, about showing you things that you may have never discovered on your own.
"In higher education, that means not only degrees, but are young people getting degrees in jobs that are open and needed today, not just the jobs that the universities want to give us, or degrees that people want to give us?"
I think Senate Minority Leader-elect Chris Larson (D-Milwaukee) said it best with this:
Walker plans to "hyper scrutinize" public schools while giving more money to "unaccountable" private schools that studies show perform no better or worse than public schools.Yeah, that is just what we need, industry dictating what our children should take in school. Instead or producing the next generation of writers, musicians, and artists; our schools should only produce people who can weld, write computer code, and do manual labor (not that there is anything wrong with manual labor). This is the wrong path for Scott Walker to go down; however, as history has shown, he doesn't care, which is why he gave a Wisconsin policy speech in California.
The Democratic lawmaker also said Walker's proposal for higher education funding sounds like "social engineering" that would force students to study "what industry wants" rather than what students want.


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Rheumatoid Arthritis Health Center
Assistive Devices for RA
In this article
Assistive Devices for Shopping
- Reachers. Take your reacher with you to help retrieve items from high shelves at the store. For heavy or breakable items, however, ask a store employee or another shopper for help.
- Motorized shopping carts. Many stores have motorized carts that allow you to sit while you shop. If the store doesn't have them, use a shopping cart -- even if you only need a few items -- to spare your hands and energy and to give you something to lean on.
- Shopping bags. Reusable shopping bags are not only easier on the environment, they can be easier on painful hands and wrists than plastic grocery bags. Have the bagger fill them halfway. To carry the bags, slide them over your forearms so you don't need to grip the bags. Cross your arms and hold them close to your body to reduce stress on shoulder and elbows.
Tip: Buying things online eliminates the need to park your car, make your way through crowded stores, or carry heavy packages. Another plus: If you shop for gifts online, you can have them sent directly to the recipient, eliminating the hassle of wrapping and shipping.
Assistive Devices for Your Car
Whether it's getting in or and out of the car or spending time in the driver's seat, driving can literally be a pain. The following assistive devices can make car travel a little easier:
- Key holder. A wide key holder can make it easier to open your car and turn on the ignition. If you're buying a new car, look for one with keyless entry and ignition.
- Beaded seat cover. Available in some automotive as well as medical supply stores, beaded seat covers make it easy to get in and out of your seat and make car rides more comfortable.
- Panoramic or wide-angle rear and side-view mirrors. If a painful, stiff neck makes it hard to turn your head, these easy-to-install mirrors can widen your view.
- Seatbelt extender. This device attaches to your existing seat belt and makes the seatbelt easier to grasp, pull, and buckle when you have RA.
Tip: If you're shopping for a new car, look for features that will make driving easier and more comfortable with arthritis. Some to consider: leather seats, which are easier to slide in and out of than upholstered seats; power window and seat controls; heated seats, which can soothe sore hips and lower backs; running boards, which make it easier to climb in and out; and larger, easier-to-grip steering wheels.


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Lenora A. Kain
AuSable Forks
unknown - December 6, 2011
Lenora A. Kain, 66, of the Golf Course Rd., died Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011 at the CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh.
She was born in Staten Island, July 30, 1945 the daughter of William and Rose (Kullman) Duhs.
There were no public calling hours or services.
Arrangements were in the care of the Hamilton Funeral Home, 124 Clinton Street, Keeseville. To light an online candle and offer condolences in the memory of Lenora Kain visit www.hamiltonfuneralhome.com or call 834-7667.


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