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You may have read this info already but i will post it any way, just to clear up any confusion.
The main principles in combat are posture, distance, rhythm and flow. Students are taught to use the entire body for every movement/technique, to provide the most power and leverage. They will use the openings created by the opponents movement to implement techniques, often causing the opponent to "run in/on to" body weapons. Ninjutsu practitioners evade attacks in ways that places them in advantageous positions from which a simple use of leverage may take control the opponent
In the early stages of training, patterns are provided as examples of "what can be done here" and "how to move the body to achieve this result". However, as the practitioner progresses they are encouraged to explore the openings which naturally appear in peoples movements and apply spontaneous techniques based upon the principles contained within the pattern. This free flowing style is one of the most important aspects of Ninjutsu training. Adaptability is one of the main lessons of all of these ryu.
And last but not least
Due to the combative nature of the techniques studied, there are no tournaments or competitions in Ninjutsu. As tournament fighting has set rules which compel the competitor to study the techniques allowed within that framework, this limits not only the kinds of techniques that they study, but also the way in which they will apply those techniques.The way that you train is the way that you fight. Ninjutsu requires that its practitioners be open to any situation and to be able to adapt their technique to ensure survival.
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Yeah, I have a few comments.
First of all, you have given very little actual information about the actualt techniques or training methods. The things that you did say are so broad, that they apply to arts such as western boxing just as well as they, supposedly, apply to ninjutsu.
Second of all, the fact that you have no tournaments or competitions is, in my not particularly humble opinion, a bad thing, because it gives us (and you) not real way to measure martial skill among practitioners.
So could you please give more specifics on how you train, where you train, how much and how you spar, etc. so that we can have a clearer picture.
I remain, Hapko3You say what about my rice?
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"yo shin, dont bother tryin, it aint worth it, "\
Why? I'm honestly interested.
Traditional MArtial Arts may not be my cup of tea, but I respect them and their practitioners, and I'm honestly interested in what this guy has to say.
So far, I've never seen a more or less reasonable ninjutsu practitioner. All that I've been in contact with were the likes of Ashita Kim, who have not been able to say anything intelligible.
This guy, Shinobi, seems to be articulate and coherent, and I would like to hear what he has to say.
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I've only had 1 very limited encounter with any sort of taijutsu/ninjitsu system and I must say I was unimpressed.
Coming from a edged weapons standpoint, much of the technique I saw was typical karate McDojo style disarming and wristlocking. The instructor actually told me that I had to lunge into the thrust even more so that my training partner could execute the technique. Which was absolutely ridiculous.
The way that you train is the way that you fight.
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a kim does deserve a beatin,
full spead full rsistance - yes after you first of all learn a technique on a fully complient patner then progressivly increase the risistance then randori training,
with the full lunge thing its possable that if you dont extend the arm you hav more potential strength in it so in that case i would heavly atemi your face etc then if/when you go limp then lock the wrist/elbow, depends what level your trainin, you cant expect to pull of full power technique in randori if you havnt learnt it solidly, bit like gjj sweeps, if you dont know them well you just use muscle, then you learn them so you dont always hav to use muscle, then when the **** hits the fan you use the good technique youve learnt plus all your strength, simple,
hey hap if trad arts aint your thing why are you called hap(kido) that art prob has more fakes then real guys,
red shin - where do yopu train, who and on what??
bujinkan?? what different sparrin rules do you use??


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August 23rd, 2007 #1
Looking to purchase a new monitor
For a while now, I've been looking to get a new monitor to replace my crappy Samsung 19" I've had for about 4-5 years now. While I was out getting a new mouse for my work PC, I was looking at the sizes and getting an idea of what size my home desk could accommodate, and I've come to the conclusion that the 24" monitors are about as large as I can go (it's a corner desk). So this afternoon I did some research on whats out there, and basically whittled down my options to these three:
Dell Ultrasharp 2407
Brightness 400 cd/m2
Pixel Pitch: 0.27 mm
Gateway FPD 2485
Brightness 500 cd/m2
Pixel Pitch: 0.270mm
HP w2408
Brightness 400 nits (I can only assume that's 400 cd/m2 ?)
Pixel Pitch: 0.282 mm
Contrast ratio is exactly same for all three 1000:1, but the brightness display is different. From an artists standpoint, what is preferable? Having a lower brightness that gives you better blacks? This whole LCD monitor thing kind of confuses me. I'm not going to post all the specs, most of the differences are in what devices are added in and different video support.
Most of the review sites I looked at, don't have side by side comparisons I can make, and most are also basing a lot of the info from a gamers perspective. Granted, I'm a gamer too, but from an artists stand point, shouldn't there be factors I should be considering in a display?
Although I work on a Dell at work, the thing is also pretty dang old, so I don't know how the quality has improved for some of their more advanced displays. But I have heard a lot of artists say that Dell does have very good displays as far as getting good color accuracy. However I am not that familiar with HP's or Gateways stuff, even though some reviews say the Gateway is pretty good.
Does anyone have any advice? Or are all three of these pretty much close as far as quality wise?
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If you are a gamer watch out for response times. Google it, there's alot of info. If it is too long you will see ghosting when watching movies or games. And if you play many dark shooters or watch a lot of movies check out for light bleeding. I've got a great and cheap lcd(syncmaster 225bw) but it has light bleeding at the top and bottom that is only noticible if the whole screen is displaying almost pitch black color.
Imho for artist the most important is big resolution, decent sharpness and color reproduction.
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August 24th, 2007 #3
Contrast ratios are the bs spec that manufactures use. It isn't set to any standard so every manufacture uses their own scale to measure luminosity. If your going to ignore something ignore contrast ratios.
The most important thing you need to find out is the panel type in the monitor itself. Spec's you get from sellers can be nearly identical but if the panels are different you can get a vastly superior or inferior product.
AnandTech has a good guide for LCD's with a lot of suggestions to check out...
Prad.de is a great site that has a huge database of LCD that you can compare
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August 24th, 2007 #4
BenQ do one of the best 24" lcd's around , check out this link
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Make sure it has 16.7 million colours (as opposed to 16.2).
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August 24th, 2007 #7
Sweet! Thanks guys for tossing me those links and the advice! These monitors have come a long way since I first bought mine (which I admit I didn't do a hell of a lot of research the first time so it's no wonder the monitor I got was bad). I want to try and avoid that this time as much I can.
August 24th, 2007 #8
which ones are better?
Glossy screens or "regular" screens for LCD's?
August 24th, 2007 #9
Displays are not very hot theses days, in fact lcd are inferior to old crt tubes in many aspects, the greatest one being contrast ratio.
You might consider buying a used 21in trinitron, but they are getting older and you might get a bad one.
Concerning lcd, go for an IPS panel, they are more expensive but they don't have the annoying color shifting when you look at them at angles. They also have great color reproduction.
Good choices for art and photography (IPS panels): Nec lcd2690wuxi, Nec lcd2690wuxi. Those model have a built-in device which correct brightness homogeneity (another lcd shortcoming)
More budgetwise would be the Nec 20wmgx2
Some Planar 24 and 26in have Ips also but with less features than Nec models.
There is also 30inchers by dell and Hp who requires dual-link graphic cards to output the 2560x1600.
Theses monitors have no build-in adjustments beside the brightness, all have to be done internally by the graphic card.
Good Luck in your search!
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So yeah,you might have read my rambling about me hatin' on me (not a typo) homeland. Well,many of you guys pointed out to me that the war crimes in the past,the fucking dumb government etc. doesn't make the people,the women (THE WOMEN :3),the beer etc shit... So,thanks :D. But,i also want to thanks Raymayne for telling to focus on the good stuff in Croatia (i never realized that there's so much of it. The things you learn...),and i also want to thank xyzygy (that's the name,right?) for giving me the idea to move my sorry ass to Canada (HOCKEY!!!) :D
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The only territory we got from Russia was back in the 19th when Russia sold us Alaska.
Amazing what passes as news these days. It took the Russians no time at all to covet that 15 minutes of fame. Say something outrageous about the West and get into the Government Controlled news report.
I hope he is right and they are that weak. I don't speak Russian and I hate Vodka. Give me some Kentucky Bourbon any day. Although a little Vodka in a morning Bloody Mary is not bad.
Putin is having his cronies really lay it on deep lately. I'm looking for my chest waders just in case. If this is the old Russiaspeak, he meant to say we now think we can destroy the US so lets bait them into doing something stupid to impress the neighbors; oh, about 2012 or so.
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I am sure LO would be so happy if I were not her mom.
Somewhere between home and "school", she had a blowout. I got her out of her seat, and smelled something foul. Don't ask me why, with a cold, I can't smell or taste anything else, but I can smell poop. So the daycare girls and I tried to change her, and found out it wasn't just a normal poop, it was up to her shoulder blades. I know, impressive, right?
I bought a bunch of stuff at the thrift store before Christmas to keep at daycare so her good clothes aren't getting messed up and misplaced. I was in a rush, wasn't paying attention, and didn't realize whoever had one of the playsuits had cut the feet off, so it's raggedy, but I kept it because it's a worst case scenario outfit. And guess what was the only outfit left for her to wear?
I kept apologizing to her for it--she looked so terrible in it, and looked mad! She wouldn't even give me a kiss or a smile when I left (of course I might be mad too, if a poop-stained outfit had to come up over my head and I was nakey in public, LOL--it had to come off to get the poop off her back).
I'm going to try to fix it this weekend, at least make it kind of look like the legs were intended to be short like they are. It probably could be something cute to wear in the spring if it was fixed properly. I just feel, comically, like one of the worst moms ever.
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It appears that Paulina Gretzky is not a fan of U.S. President Barack Obama. The sultry daughter of NHL legend Wayne Gretzky took a photo of herself… (how do we say this politically correct?) well she told Barack that he is number one. The photo has sense been deleted from her Instragram account; because it is probably not good publicity. It is a little surprisingly because back in September Paulina took the time to snap a photo of herself partying with the puppet. Do not worry though, Gretzky also took the following photo on election day as well as others.
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I will look deeper but, I am changing my motor mount on a 98 V70 tomorrow the one near the crank. Looks easy enough. When putting the new one in, should I bolt the motor side first and jockey the thing so I can put in the frame mount bolts or do it the other way around. I'll be jacking the motor up carefully and will have a second pair of hands to help. I had something saved on my other computer, but it is long dead.
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rspi wrote:BKM, you are right. I just did the mount in my wagon yesterday and I needed to pull the side bolts first, easier. I updated those instructions.
rmmagow wrote:This was crazy easy. Took less than an hour and this was my first time. Motor did need to be lifted qute a bit to line stuff up but truthfully, this was only marginally harder than changing a tire. Good opportunity to check under the car too. The mount I bought came with some type of aluminum spacer but it wasn't needed. Engine buzziness is gone. Car feels great. Next up is fixing the P0243 and replacing some vac lines. Things got 165K, I honestly think 250 isn't out of the question. I'm changing the tranny fluid next weekend but even the stuff in there now doesn't look or smell bad. Whoever owned this car took care of it.
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Mark Your Calendars
Morning Bear Mountain Grill
Feb 26 – 7am Regular Meeting - Club Assembly
March 5 - 7am Regular Meeting
March 12 - 7am Regular Meeting
March 19 - 7am Regular Meeting
March 26 - 7am Club Assembly
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March 5 - Noon Regular Meeting - The featured speaker will be Flora Teo, President, Junior Achievement of Alaska
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Eagle River Area Rotary Happenings!
Choices is Coming ~Helping Youth Stay in School
Our Club is a participant in a nation-wide program called CHOICES. CHOICES is an interactive decision-making workshop that empowers middle school teens to achieve academic success in pursuit of their career and life aspirations. In two hour-long sessions, business and community volunteers take students through real-world exercises on academic self-discipline, time and money management, and goal setting. It's fun… It's real!
Students get it. Communities want it.
CHOICES keeps teens "into" school
Our next sessions will be in the spring. Please email Linda Landers @ email@example.com or call 694-9098 to make arrangements on training. We need you… please join us!
Most Improved Student ~ Sharing success
Chris Tomsen, Linda Landers, and Mary Ann Paul present certificates for Most Improved Students at Eagle River High School. A pizza lunch, provided by Pizza Man, and awards ceremony takes place each semester at both of our middle schools and both high schools. Photo courtesy of Martin Lang
"Guten Tag" To Moritz ~ From Germany!
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Shelter Box International Aid
Eagle River Area Rotary and Interact Club (Rotarian service organization for ages 12-18) have each donated $1,000 each for two Shelterboxes. ShelterBox provides emergency shelter and vital supplies to support communities around the world overwhelmed by disaster and humanitarian crisis. ShelterBox aid is tailored to a disaster but typically includes a disaster relief tent for a family, thermal blankets and groundsheets, water storage and purification equipment, solar lamps, cooking utensils, a basic tool kit, mosquito nets and children's activity pack. When ShelterBoxes are delivered, the standard box weighs 120 lbs. and has approximate dimensions of 33" x 24" x 22". They are sealed and banded for transit and security. Since ShelterBox was founded, they have responded to over 240 disasters and humanitarian crises in more than 90 different countries and provided emergency aid for well over one million people.
Winter Wonderland on December 5th
For the past nine years, our Rotary Club has partnered with the CER Chamber and ER/C Parks & Recreation to jointly host the community tree lighting at Rotary Park in Town Center. This year's date is December 5th and volunteer support is needed for the following:
Reindeer Handlers – Be strong and able to keep sharp antlers out of little kids eyes
Torch Bearers – To lead the Processional of Santa and his reindeer
Crowd / Snow Fence Volunteers – To help unroll snow fencing in front of the processional to create a physical barrier separating the crowds from the deer antlers.
Canned Food Collection Table – Man the table and collect cash donations and canned for the ER Food Pantry
The Elementary School Choirs have been invited to sing and free horse drawn sleigh rides are available from 6 until 8:30pm. Santa and Reindeer will process in at 7pm. A number of businesses will hand out warm drinks and goodies and the senior center will provide soup – all at no cost. This is truly a night of fun and charity as we welcome in the holiday season. Following the chilly outdoor extravaganza, the Gambles will host a fire side at their house. So mark your calendars for December 5th and let us know how you might help make this another successful event!
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Plans continue apace on the service project for the Eagle River Boys & Girls Club....
Here are additional photos of famous Eagle River Area Rotarians hard at work on improvements to the Eagle River Boys & Girls Club!
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The Boys and Girls Club service project got underway this past Saturday, August 23 rd, and a lot was completed. With many hands on deck, members jumped in with lots of paint giving a fresh look to the Club. Closets got cleaned and Rotarians re-constructed the boxes that cover the baseboard heat. It was a busy day and a good day of fellowship and helping our local youth programs. There are more upcoming opportunities to work on this project as well as many skills that will be needed.
Stay tuned for more announcements!
Martha Reinbold on the ladder cleaning the storage unit MaryAnn Paul down below applying fresh paint!
Another fresh coat of paint and a beautiful day!
Thanks to everyone for helping out with the June 1st Eagle River Nature Center Clean-Up.
We now have a new location for our Satellite Club meetings. The Satellite Club meets at Bear Mountain Grill Thursday morning at 7:00am. Please feel free to join us! Here is a picture from our first meeting at our new location on January 31.
Welcome to the website for Eagle River Area Rotary Club! We hope you'll look around and scroll down to learn more about our club and Rotary International. If our regular club meeting on Thursday at noon is hard to make, consider checking out our morning "satellite" club. The satellite club meetings are breakfast meetings from 7am-8am at Bear Mountain Grill. Please join us at any of our club meetings to learn more about Rotary.


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Just before noon, most departures had been canceled at Albany International Airport as Hurricane Sandy approaches the Northeast. Southwest Airlines was to stop operations at noon, airport spokesman Doug Myers said, and plans to resume them at 11 a.m. Tuesday. All Cape Air flights are cancelled today, while United has canceled flights to Newark and […] [Read More]
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Paving of the terminal access road and the area in front of Albany International Airport's main terminal could cause delays for traffic from 8 p.m. Wednesday through 6 a.m. Thursday, airport officials say. Any delays are expected to be short, according to airport spokesman Doug Myers. Vehicle parking for dropping off and picking up passengers […] [Read More]
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Artist: Juice
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Because of the (relatively) immense critical acclaim and heavy local sales of his Booth-promoted, Don Cannon-hosted street album, Position of Power, Juice has decided to get his multi-plat artist on... More
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Artist: Kardinal Offishall
Featuring: David Banner | Alfamega
As we reported last week, Kardinal Offishall has recorded two completely different remixes to his current hit single, Numba 1 (Tide Is High). After replacing featured hook singer Rihanna (who is... More
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Tomorrow, also known as "Grand Hustle Day," marks the dual release of T.I.'s Paper Trail and Big Kuntry King's My Turn To Eat (no, those were not paid plugs). While rapper Alfamega is... More
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Artist: Chopper City Boyz
If there are two themes B.G.'s post-Cash Money career has been focused on, they are street credibility and staying true. Not surprisingly, a new track called Keep It Real has made its way... More
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Song: 4 or 5 Ways
Alfamega has never lived by the proverb of "less is more". While incarcerated in an Atlanta prison in '02, he penned 1700 songs. Between '04 and '06, he hosted and appeared on over 350... More
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Song: Uhh Huh ft. T.I. & Nitti
Gearing up to join T.I. for upcoming show dates in Detroit, Chicago, Denver and Los Angeles, rapper Alfamega is hoping that by the end of this summer, everyone will know of the "Grand Hustle... More
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Featuring: Busta Rhymes
Thanks to T.I., rappers Alfamega and Busta Rhymes are very familiar with one another; together, they appeared alongside "The King" on Hurt, off last year's platinum selling album, T.I. vs.... More
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Song: Sittin Up High
While doing time in prison, rapper Alfamega had a reoccurring dream. In it, the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet, Alpha and Omega, would repeatedly appear. After asking his... More
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Hoping T.I. vs. T.I.P. can regain its #1 hip-hop album of 2007 status (currently losing to Kanye West's Graduation), T.I. once again channels alter-ego T.I.P. for the album's third... More
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A national collegiate sales competition showcasing the talents of "hot" Sales and Marketing students
Congratulations to Erin Robason from Baylor University, the 2014 Great Northwoods Sales Warm-Up Overall Champion. First runner up is Shakori Fletcher from Elon University. Scott Mundt from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire was named second runner-up.
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Fruit Crisp with Cinnamon Crème Fraîche
Serves: 8 to 10
These ingredients are:
Vegetarian Corn-free Egg-free Peanut-free Soy-free Tree nut-free
Instead of whipped cream, try this sweet and tangy topping on the fresh fruit crisp.
- 3 to 4 cups chopped fruit, such as peaches or nectarines Add to list
- 1 cup seasonal berries Add to list
- 1/4 cup white sugar Add to list
- 1/2 lemon, zested and juiced Add to list
- 1 1/4 cups rolled oats Add to list
- 1 cup flour Add to list
- 1 stick (1/2 cup) melted butter Add to list
- 1 1/4 cups brown sugar, divided Add to list
- 1 cup crème frâiche Add to list
- 1 tablespoon Grand Marnier Add to list
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Add to list
To make filling, mix fruits with white sugar, lemon juice and zest, and pour into a 9-by-13-inch baking dish
To make topping, stir oats, flour, butter and 1 cup brown sugar together in a bowl. Sprinkle over fruit in baking dish and bake at 400° F for 35 to 40 minutes, or until bubbly and golden brown.
Combine crème fraîche, remaining 1/4 cup brown sugar, Grand Marnier and cinnamon; chill. Add a dollop on top of each crisp serving.
Recipe by, PCC Chef
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Do you really mean 1 lemon?
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Thanks for the help and I love your recipes!
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1/2 lemon
Hi - Thanks for catching this. That would be quite a tart fruit crisp using 12 lemons! The correct ingredient is "Juice and zest from 1/2 (one half) lemon." The recipe above has been fixed. Cheers, Nancy, PCC Web Production Manager
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The effects of dietary supplementation on nutrient status in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
A recently published article assessing the effects of dietary supplementation on nutrient status in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) highlights some important considerations when supplementing with a multivitamin and mineral (MVM) supplement. One of the conclusions of the study was that even when a child takes a MVM some deficiencies were not corrected, such as calcium and vitamin D, whilst other vitamins and minerals may lead to levels above the Upper Limit, such as folate, copper and vitamin A. This was particularly true when a child is on a gluten-free and casein-free (GFCF) diet, owing to the fact that these children are more likely to take a MVM.
Some of the recommendations of the study (http://www.andjrnl.org/article/S2212-2672(15)00390-1/abstract), primarily aimed at dieticians and nutritionists, were that multivitamins should not be universally prescribed in children with restricted eating patterns, and that Vitamin D and calcium levels are often low even with a MVM. The author of the study commented that it is important for children with ASD to receive individual assessment for "potential nutritional deficiencies or excess and that when supplements are used careful attention should be given."
Although this research has led to some valuable conclusions and considerations there were a number of other points the authors did not mention.
Due to the common occurrence of limitations in the variety of foods a child with ASD may eat, deficiencies as well as possible excesses in selective nutrients (especially if the preferred food is high in a particular nutrient or artificially fortified) may arise. Research has previously shown that some synthetic nutrients in fortified foods (and some supplement brands) are not so well assimilated and processed by the human body, therefore, possibly acting as a burden rather than a help to address deficiencies.
When choosing a supplement we would recommend visiting your local health food shop for advice rather than using supermarket own brands - often these can have unsubstantial levels of the particular nutrient and use synthetic ingredients rather than natural ones.
At the Brain Bio Centre we can assess every client for their specific nutritional needs and create a supplement and/or nutrition programme supporting any deficiencies and imbalances. For more information on this please visit www.brainbiocentre.com or call 020 8322 9600.
18th June 2015
Omega-3 and B vitamins arrest Alzheimer's brain shrinkage
There is no cure for Alzheimer's. Brain shrinkage, the hallmark of Alzheimer's, starts for many from the age of 50. But can it be prevented? Researchers at Oxford University gave 168 people over 70 with the first signs of memory loss either high dose B vitamins or dummy pills and monitored shrinkage with advanced brain scans over a two year period.
They found that those taking the extra B vitamins who started with high omega-3 levels in their blood had 70% less brain shrinkage, reaching about the same degree of shrinkage as is normally found in healthy elderly people with no memory decline. The results were reported in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition this week (Jerneren et al.)
The least brain shrinkage in those treated with B vitamins occurred in those with both high omega-3 blood levels, an essential fat found in oily fish, and high blood levels of homocysteine at the start of the study, indicating a poor B vitamin status, especially B12. About half of people 65+ have raised blood homocysteine levels, indicating that older people need to be supplementing B vitamins. A third of the people in this study, from the Oxford area, had low levels of omega-3 and no beneficial effect from the B vitamins. It was the combination of omega-3 and B vitamins that made the difference.
This study suggests that at least one third of the British population could significantly reduce their risk of developing Alzheimer's simply by taking in enough omega-3 fats and supplementing B vitamins.
"This is a very encouraging result." said Professor David Smith from Oxford University who research group led the study "It means that something so simple as keeping your omega-3 levels high and supplementing B vitamins if you are at risk (with a high homocysteine level) could dramatically reduce a person's risk. We should be screening people for the early signs of cognitive impairment and then testing their homocysteine and omega-3 status."
In Sweden people over age 60 in memory clinics are routinely screened for homocysteine, in much the way GPs screen for cholesterol in the UK. Those with high levels are prescribed B vitamins.
"This study adds to a growing body of evidence that Alzheimer's is largely a preventable disease. At least half the risk for Alzheimer's is preventable, while only 1% of cases are caused by genes. We should be educating people about prevention steps and screening early for the first signs of cognitive changes." says nutritionist Patrick Holford, from the UK's charitable Food for the Brain Foundation which has campaigned for Alzheimer's prevention to be taken seriously. "Less than 0.1% of UK dementia research funding is spent on prevention. It should be 50%."
Food for the Brain offers a free Cognitive Function Test online at www.foodforthebrain.org. Two hundred thousand people have now taken the test, which not only gives the earliest indication of your memory status but tells you what to do about it. Increasing omegas from fish, nuts and seeds and testing for homocysteine, and supplementing B vitamins if needed, are two of six prevention steps. Others include eating more fruit and veg, keeping fit and socially active. The best foods for omega-3 are oily fish such as mackerel, salmon and sardines, walnuts, chia and flax seeds.
The charity hopes to reach a million people, and have just launched an educational video called 'Alzheimer's prevention is better than drugs' (see below) to encourage those at risk to take positive steps to prevent this terrible disease.
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YIELD: Serves 6
Brush fish with oil. Mix ginger, shallots and garlic in heavy small saucepan. Rub 1 teaspoon ginger mixture over each fish fillet. Add clam juice and wine to remaining ginger mixture in saucepan. Boil mixture until liquid is reduced to 1/4 cup, about 15 minutes.
Steam Swiss chard until just tender, about 30 seconds. Transfer chard to strainer and rinse with cold water. Drain.
Pat chard dry. Place 1 chard leaf on work surface. Place another leaf next to first, overlapping long sides. Place 1 fish fillet crosswise near 1 end of chard, leaving 2-inch border on short sides of fish. Season fish with salt and pepper. Fold 2 long sides of chard over fish, then roll up fish in chard, enclosing completely. Repeat with remaining chard and fish. (Can be made 8 hours ahead. Cover ginger mixture and fish separately and chill.)
Place steaming rack over boiling water in large Dutch oven. Place fish on rack. Cover; steam until cooked through, about 8 minutes. Transfer to plates.
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8 p.m. Aug. 15, ABC Family Add adoption issues to the Disney classic "Parent Trap" and this is what you get. Twins who separated when put into foster care are reunited and try to track down their birth mother. It comes from the folks who make "Pretty Little Liars," so expect some intrigue. "The Lying Game" stars Alice Greczyn (from left), Kristen Prout, Alexandra Chando as twin sisters Emma and Sutton, Blair Redford, Sharon Pierre-Louis and Allie Gonino.
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My son no longer finds safety,
In your heavily sanctioned,
He longs to break free of your rulings,
Designed as they are,
For small-minded children,
And not for young adults,
With thoughts and desires of their own,
Disabilities or no,
My son is a young man of clarity,
With hopes and goals,
And dreams of his own,
Why must you seek to contain him?
Isn't it your job to help him to grow?
I give you his days in the trust,
That you will honor your obligations,
How is ignoring his voice when he speaks it,
Upholding your charter to promote,
Understanding, support and humanity?
When you stop becoming part of the solution,
You inevitably become part of the problem,
My son deserves better than being trapped,
In just another endless version,
Of educational bureaucracy,
If he's smart enough to know,
That the way you are treating him isn't right,
Then he's smart enough to grow,
And walk well beyond your light.
So please be advised that we will not be beholden,
To yours or anyone elses,
'Well meaning' forms,
Of 'special' discrimination.
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- Disability or discrimination -which is most distressing? (fecthis.wordpress.com)
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This seminar will explore a variety of topics:
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David Chitester is CEO of Florida Funders, an Internet portal that connects Florida startups with capital. He has been starting companies from scratch and building them into profitable enterprises in Tampa for nearly 25 years. He sold his first company, Chitester Management Systems, to Hill International, a public construction management firm headquartered in Marlton, New Jersey. David sold his second company, RedVector.com, to a group led by the Tampa venture capital firm, Stonehenge. Throughout the years, his companies have won numerous awards including the Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year and the100 Fastest Growing Companies in Florida given by the University of Florida Warrington College of Business Administration. Also, Pay Per Visit Email, an email service provider, was one of five finalists for Econsultancy's Innovations in Email Marketing Award given in London in February, 2012. His latest venture, Florida Funders, links investors to entrepreneurs seeking capital. With a goal of keeping our startup talent in the state, Florida Funders aims to provide seed capital to promising entrepreneurs to help them succeed.
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Stunning electrical storm lights up the sky in the capital as UK heatwave continues
Londoners were treated to a stunning light show last night as an electrical storm hit the city.
In the Arcola's Grimeborn festival, Mozart's absurdly brilliant Masonic pantomime is performed by a young company whose enthusiasm and talent you admire but in a plain production that is free of ideas, says Kieron Quirke
08 August 2013
The Mahler Chamber Orchestra under Daniel Harding exuded aristocratic self-importance while soloist Paul Lewis punctured the solemnity with suave good humour
31 July 2013
BBC director-general Lord Hall was at Garsington Opera on Saturday to see Rossini's politically incorrect opera Maometto secondo, which tells the story of an Ottoman tyrant pillaging Venice and stealing its women.
10 June 2013
The Globe is to form a company of child actors and collaborate with the Royal Opera House in projects at its new £7.5 million indoor theatre, it was announced today.
22 April 2013
Tributes have poured in from the classical music world after the death of conductor Sir Colin Davis, aged 85.
15 April 2013
Danish violinist Nikolaj Znaider takes up the baton to conduct the London Symphony Orchestra
05 April 2013
The problem with opera house cancellations is not the capriciousness of divas but the system of booking them — and there is a solution, says Barry Millington
19 March 2013
American tenor Charles Castronovo will star at the Royal Opera House — and slip in a pub gig afterwards.
04 March 2013
The theatrics of Kit Hesketh-Harvey's adaptation are charmingly basic, but the music impresses
08 February 2013
Police interviewing former BBC producer Wilfred De'Ath — accused of molesting a teenage girl in the Sixties — might like to read his latest column in The Oldie, written before he was arrested last Sunday.
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The Second Annual Teen Float Night will be held Saturday, March 16, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Registration open now at http://www.bristolrec.com, over the phone at 860-584-3837 or in person at the Dennis Malone Aquatics Center, 325 Mix St.
Come out for a night of fun with your friends at the Second annual Teen Float Night at the Dennis Malone Aquatics Center. This party is exclusive for middle school students (or ages 11-14 years). The night is a great time to let loose at the pool and make new friends!


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the list as a Red List Species
Unlike many other shearwaters, the Black-vented
Shearwater is a coastal species, most often seen within 15
miles of land. It breeds only on remote desert islands off the
Pacific Coast of Baja California, within productive up-welling
zones of the California Current. These islands are characterized
by having little vegetation and no native mammalian predators.
A large percentage of the population nests on a single island,
Natividad, Baja California Sur, where numbers are estimated
at some 75,000 pairs.
On Natividad, however, there has been
considerable mortality from feral cats. One model estimates
that the population growth there will decrease by 4% annually
with the presence of cats but that the population would be
stable if the cats were removed.
Like many other tube-nose seabirds, the Black-vented Shearwater
nests in burrows or rocky crevices and is nocturnal, making
it a difficult species to study. During nonbreeding it ranges
as far north as Monterey Bay, California, and south along
the coast to central Mexico, as well as in the Gulf of California.
The overall breeding population is thought to be decreasing.
Among the threats to the species is degradation
of habitat. Natividad Island is inhabited and a town has been
built on what was once some of the densest nesting habitat
on the island. In addition, there is a road through the colony
and a trash dump as well. Island residents sometimes drive
through the colony at night, disorienting the birds. Rats
are unknown on any of the nesting islands and preventing their
introduction is a priority. There is a program on Natividad
to trap and remove cats and there are also programs to educate
the local population as to the conservation value of the island
and the importance of protecting the shearwaters. Goats and
sheep were removed from Natividad but the effect on shearwaters
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Holy Family Parish of Inverness in Chicago is facing a lawsuit filed by a gay choir director it fired after he became engaged to his partner.
Colin Collette filed suit against the parish on Thursday, arguing that since the state recognizes gay marriages the church should too.
"It saddens me to have this integral part of my life taken away because I have chosen to enter into a marriage, as is my right under Illinois law," said Collette, as reported by NBC Chicago. more >>
A California Roman Catholic diocese that owns the property that once was the Crystal Cathedral has received a $20 million donation for its renovation work.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange announced that an anonymous donor gave $20 million to aid the estimated $113 million renovation of the former Crystal Cathedral.
In a statement made by the donor and released by the Diocese of Orange, the person said, "I hope this gift will inspire other donors in our community to give as well." more >>
Pope Francis and several of the world's leading religious leaders joined together in a pledge to end human slavery by 2020, focusing on the tens of millions of people "in chains" due to human trafficking and forced labor.
"The physical, economic, sexual and psychological exploitation of men and women, boys and girls, is chaining tens of millions of persons to inhumanity and humiliation," the pope said and signed the pledge to do "all in our power, within our faith communities and beyond" to end modern slavery by 2020.
The signatories of the declaration included Anglican Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury; Rabbi David Rosen, international director of interreligious affairs for the American Jewish Committee; Ayatollah Mohammad Taqi al-Modarresi, an influential Shiite scholar; Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople, as well as representatives for Ahmad el-Tayeb, a grand imam from Egypt. more >>
As Pope Francis visits Turkey on Friday for a weekend trip, Muslim religious figures have expressed hopes that the occasion can serve to restore Islam's image of peace and repair some of the negativity that has been associated with the religion.
Imam Ishak Kizilaslan of Istanbul's Sultan Ahmed Mosque said that he welcomes the pope's scheduled visit to the mosque, and said that he hopes Francis will see from the worshippers inside that Islam is a religion of peace.
"I will tell him ... that Islam is peace, the word means peace and submission," Kizilaslan said of what he plans to relay to Pope Francis during the pontiff's private stop on Saturday. more >>
Pope Francis has said that he would "never close the door" on dialogue with terror group ISIS if there is any way it could end the suffering in the region. The pontiff was speaking to reporters on Tuesday following a speech at the European Parliament and the Council of Europe, and added that states striking back against terrorism can lead to loss of innocent life as well.
"I never count anything as lost. Never. Never close the door. It's difficult, you could say almost impossible, but the door is always open," Francis said about talks with ISIS, responding to a specific question of dialogue with the jihadists.
Francis warned that terrorism manifests itself also in the form of national governments using military force unilaterally, Catholic News Service noted. more >>
This is the third piece submitted by FRC's Tony Perkins on his trip to the Valican to attend a conference on marriage. Parts one and two can be read here.
"This Marriage is not ours to alter. It is ours, however, to encourage and celebrate…this we affirm." These were the final words recited from a new affirmation on marriage at the conclusion of the three-day conference of international religious leaders at the Vatican on the complementarity of man and woman. The atmosphere was almost euphoric as the attendees from six of the world's seven continents broke from the historic gathering to return to their respective nations renewed in their stand for marriage.
As I shared with reporters earlier in the day, anyone who cares about the well-being of children, the well-being of men and women, and the well-being of society as a whole cannot help but be encouraged by what happened in Rome this week. Stepping away from the U.S. media's incessant spin that the redefinition of marriage is inevitable and corporate America's capitulation to cultural extortionists was refreshing. more >>


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Following the Charleston massacre, Alachua County residents call for the removal of a statue outside the Alachua County Administration Building that commemorates the Confederate dead. Supporters do not believe the statue is still relevant and hope that removing it will bring attention to the greater issue of white supremacy.
Commissioners Discuss Creating New County
Newberry City Commissioner Tim Marden is proposing drawing a line through Alachua County to create a new county out of the western portion. The county, which would be called Springs County, would address the issue of some residents of smaller towns, like Newberry, feeling like they do not get adequate representation.
Student Teaches Herself To Skateboard, Rises To "Queen"
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F800GS Wont start - Help
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Joined: Apr 2009
Location: STL, MO, USA
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I fueled it up on the side stand. When I put it back into the garage, I put it on the center stand. That's when I noticed I over filled it. My lesson learned is regardless of filling on the side or center stand, just fill it to the bottom of the red base.
No, I can see this guys. The bike will fill higher easier on side stand, so....
Bike is badly overfilled (above bottom of red filler neck). Then parked on center stand on a hot Cali day. Fuel expands, filles charcoal canister, next morning it won't start cause bike is sucking globs of fuel into engine.
Drain some fuel, wait some time, crank some more.... And it starts.
If this was the cause, it will intermittently run like a turd till the canister is completely purged, but then will be fine.
Impossible to say for sure, but overfilling is a possible scenario.
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