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In 1935, the Mayo Clinic reported a research breakthrough that would affect millions of lives. Doctors had isolated the hormone cortisone from the adrenal glands, the walnut sized glands sitting on top of the kidneys. Cortisone produced by the adrenal glands reduces inflammation in the body.
The Mayo Clinic physicians first used cortisone to treat people with severe rheumatoid arthritis. Improvements were so dramatic in soothing swollen joints that patients crippled from the disease were actually able to walk again.
Pharmaceutical companies have since produced corticosteroids medications that mimic the hormone cortisone. For people with asthma, corticosteroids literally can be lifesavers by preventing or reversing inflammation in the airways, making them less sensitive to triggers. The drugs, sometimes referred to as "preventive" or "long term control" medicines, work effectively to keep asthma episodes in check. They are not the same as anabolic steroids, which some athletes take illegally to build muscle mass.
Are Corticosteroids Safe?
Oral, or systemic, corticosteroids quickly help out of control asthma, but more than two weeks of daily use may sometimes lead to serious side effects. Inhaled corticosteroids are considered much safer for lengthier treatment. Unlike the oral forms that must travel throughout your body to reach your lungs, inhaled corticosteroids are delivered directly to the airways in small doses with less chance of reaching other parts of the body. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) calls inhaled corticosteroids "the most effective long-term therapy available for patients with persistent asthma. In general [they] are well tolerated and safe at the recommended dosages."
You have probably read or heard varying reports about the risks of corticosteroid use. The bottom line is that the relatively few side effects are usually balanced by the good they do for your asthma. Steroids are definitely safe when used in the lower dosage range. Problems generally arise with high doses over long periods of time. As consumers and patients, it's important to know what specific side effects may occur and how we can work with our physicians to control them and our asthma.
Localized Risks
Oral candidiasis (thrush). Only 10 percent to 30 percent of inhaled steroid doses actually reach the lungs. The remainder is left in the mouth or throat or is swallowed, sometimes resulting in thrush, a fungal infection that produces milky white lesions in the mouth. Clinical thrush is far less common in lower dosages and affects more adults than children.
Physicians recommend using a spacer or holding chamber with your inhaler and rinsing your mouth with water after each treatment to reduce the amount of the inhaled steroid deposited in the mouth and throat. If you develop thrush, your doctor may also prescribe a less frequent dose and/or topical or oral antifungal medication.
Dysphonia (hoarseness). This condition is associated with increasing dosages of inhaled corticosteroids and vocal stress. Treatment may include using a spacer/holding chamber, less frequent dosing, and/or temporarily decreasing medication.
Systemic Risks
Slowed Growth in Children. Some studies have shown that medium dose inhaled corticosteroids may affect a child's growth. It is not certain that this results in shorter stature in adulthood, but in general, the higher the dose, the greater the risk.
In a 1995 study of 7 to 9yearolds treated daily with 400 mcg of beclomethasone for seven months, growth was significantly decreased in both boys and girls. There was no evidence of catchup growth after a five month period without medication. Yet a 1994 study of inhaled beclomethasone found no significant adverse effects on achieving adult height.
The NIH advises physicians to carefully monitor a young patient's height and to "step down" therapy when possible. NIH notes that even high doses of inhaled corticosteroids with children experiencing severe, persistent asthma create less risk of delayed growth than treatment with oral systemic corticosteroids (pills or capsules).
Osteoporosis (bone disease). In some people, high corticosteroid usage can reduce bonemineral density, leading to osteoporosis. Links have been found between steroid use and inhibiting bone formation, calcium absorption and the production of sex hormones that help keep bones vital. Brief courses of systemic corticosteroids or low dose inhaled steroids are not dangerous, but inhaling 1500 micrograms of beclomethasone per day can lead to bone loss. The doses of other inhaled steroids, which may constitute a risk for osteoporosis, have not been studied.
Even if you need to take steroids for your asthma, you can take measures to protect yourself against osteoporosis. Here are some recommendations:
Take the lowest dose possible and use inhaled steroids rather than oral preparations.
Get about 1,500 mg of calcium daily through nutrition or supplements. Because vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium, it may help to take 800 international units (IU) daily of vitamin D.
Receive replacement female hormone therapy unless prohibited for medical reasons. There are non-hormonalal drugs available (bisphosphonates or calcitonin) that work similarly.
Disseminated Varicella (Chicken pox). The FDA reported that long-term or high-dose oral corticosteroid treatment might place people exposed to chicken pox or measles at increased risk of unusually severe infections or even death. That's because some doses suppress the immune system. "Children who are on immunosuppressant drugs are more susceptible to infections than healthy children," said the FDA. Yet, the NIH Guidelines said there is no evidence that recommended doses of inhaled corticosteroids suppress the immune system.
NIH advises that children who have not had chicken pox and periodically take oral corticosteroids should receive the Varicella vaccine after they've been steroid-free for at least one month. Kids who have finished a short course of prednisone may receive the vaccine immediately. For un-immunized adults and children who are exposed to chicken pox while being treated with immunosuppressive levels of steroids, there are immunoglobulin and acyclovir.
Cataracts. The risk of cataracts in patients taking systemic corticosteroids has been well identified, but reports among those taking inhaled steroids are rare. In a notable exception, the New England Journal of Medicine published findings of a recent Australian study of inhaled corticosteroid users between the ages of 49 and 97. The authors concluded that the use of inhaled steroids is associated with an increased risk for development of cataracts. Patients taking moderate to high doses of inhaled corticosteroids especially should have regular eye exams.
Other Risks
The NIH Guidelines also list a few other rare but potential risks of high dose corticosteroid use. In some cases, oral steroid use has been linked with adrenal suppression, effects on glucose metabolism and hypertension. Serious medical complications have also been recorded in people on high doses of oral steroids with tuberculosis.
None of the above risks have been reported with inhaled corticosteroids. However, their use in moderate to high doses has been found to contribute to thinning and bruising of the skin, especially among women.
Oral (systemic) Corticosteroids
Generally for short-term use.
Quickly controls persistent asthma.
Forms: pills, tablets or liquid (for children)
Medications: Methylprednisolone, Prednisolone, Prednisone
Inhaled corticosteroids
For long-term asthma prevention; suppress, control and reverse inflammation.
Forms: dry powder or aerosol.
Medications: Beclomethasone dipropionate, Budesonide, Flunisolide, Fluticasone propionate,
Triamcinolone acetonide
What are Considered Low, Medium and High Dosages?
A= adult C=child All dosages are daily, in micrograms (MCG).
Source: NIH Guidelines of the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma, April 1997.
SOURCE: This information should not substitute for seeking responsible, professional medical care. First created 1995; fully updated 1998; most recently updated 2005.
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The Film and Media Studies program offers students an opportunity to explore motion pictures, television, and the electronic arts as art forms and cultural phenomena. It consists of specific courses offered by participating departments and it provides the opportunity for screening and analysis of centrally important films and videos in the history of cinema from the resources in the Film and Media Studies Special Collection. Twenty or more film courses are offered annually.
There are many career opportunities open to students of film and the media arts. Many students go on to film or television school, pursuing graduate work in producing, directing, editing, cinematography, screen writing, acting, and other creative aspects of media. Others choose to pursue the graduate study of media history, theory, and criticism in masters or doctoral programs. Media law and business also present exciting opportunities for postgraduate study. A major in Film and Media Studies can lead to exciting careers in print and media journalism, arts and museum management, film preservation and curating, library science, and multimedia authoring.
Alternative, individualized concentrations for studying motion pictures may also be proposed through the Committee on Interdepartmental Majors. Double-majoring in Film and Media Studies and another field is also encouraged though not more than two courses may be proposed in common for the two majors.
Film and media production course work can also be taken elsewhere for credit at the University. See the "Partners" page for more information. Internships at television stations and local media industries, and abroad, are open to film students under the sponsorship of the Film and Media Studies Program. Study abroad during a semester or for a full year is encouraged. The director can recommend many study abroad programs for the summer and academic year.
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Read: Being Careful With Justin Schultz
At the Toronto Star, Damien Cox writes that while talented Justin Schultz could be the latest in a long line of young, hyped UFA's that many teams are interested in.
He says that Adam Oates is an example of a player who signed as a UFA and became a star, but also mentions the cases of Mats Zuccarello, Matt Gilroy, Mike Van Ryn and Fabian Brunnstrom as player who were expected to be stars after signing.
Comparing Schultz to the last right handed FA shooting defenseman the Rangers signed out of college, Matt Gilroy, Cox says "Schultz turns 22 next month. Gilroy was 24 coming out of Boston University as a similarly sized, right-hand shooting defenceman with offensive abilities, and hyped just as much or more. He only spent five games in the minors, but has since been traded twice, with both the Rangers and Lightning deciding fairly quickly they could do better. The Leafs were after Gilroy hot and heavy back then, too, but the Rangers got him because they were willing to offer guarantees Toronto would not."
Why Justin Schultz isn't likely to be Fabian Brunnstrom, part deux: Brunnstrom was a late-blooming wild card with no real track record.
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A Multicenter, Open-Label, Randomized, 24-Week Study to Compare the Safety and Activity of Indinavir Sulfate, 800 Mg q 8 h Versus 1,200 Mg q 12 h in Combination With Zidovudine and 3TC
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To demonstrate that the antiviral activity and safety/tolerability of a test regimen of indinavir is equivalent to that of a control regimen of indinavir when each is coadministered with zidovudine (ZDV) (or stavudine, d4T) and lamivudine (3TC) for 24 weeks to protease inhibitor- and 3TC-naive HIV-1-seropositive patients. To characterize the steady-state pharmacokinetic profiles of indinavir, ZDV (or d4T), and 3TC in the presence of each other, for both the control and test regimen groups.
HIV Infections
Drug: Indinavir sulfate
Drug: Lamivudine
Drug: Stavudine
Drug: Zidovudine
Phase 3
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|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Pharmacokinetics Study
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|A Multicenter, Open-Label, Randomized, 24-Week Study to Compare the Safety and Activity of Indinavir Sulfate, 800 Mg q 8 h Versus 1,200 Mg q 12 h in Combination With Zidovudine and 3TC
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Patients are randomized to 1 of 2 arms:
Arm A: Indinavir plus ZDV plus 3TC. Arm B: Indinavir (test dose) plus ZDV plus 3TC. NOTE: d4T may be substituted for zidovudine for toxicity management. Patients are stratified based on prior use of nucleoside analogs (naive vs experienced to ZDV, dideoxyinosine [ddI], dideoxycytidine [ddC], and d4T) and screening viral RNA results (lower than 50,000 copies/mL vs more than 50,000 copies/mL).
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Patients must have:
- HIV-1 seropositive status.
- CD4 count greater than 100 cells/mm3.
- Viral RNA above 10,000 copies/mL.
- Consent from parent or guardian if less than 18 years of age.
Exclusion Criteria
Prior Medication:
- Prior therapy with protease inhibitors.
- Prior therapy with 3TC.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00002208
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|Univ of Alabama at Birmingham
|Birmingham, Alabama, United States, 352942050
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|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19129
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|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by NIH AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service:
Drug Therapy, Combination
HIV Protease Inhibitors
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
HIV Protease Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Pharmacologic Actions
Protease Inhibitors
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|Samford Downs ASU on Senior Day
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Appalachian State University dropped its season finale, 3-0, to Southern Conference foe Samford on Sunday at the Holmes Center. The Mountaineers (7-23, 3-13 SoCon) were swept by the SoCon North
champion Bulldogs (22-8, 14-2) for the second time this season. On a day when the Apps honored their lone senior and career-digs leader, Courtney Rhein, the squad nearly pulled off a first-set win over Samford, but eventually dropped the set by a 27-25 score and could not recover.
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Most college students apply for scholarships and grants in an effort to offset the sometimes high cost associated with an undergraduate education. If scholarships and grants are not enough, then many students are forced to seek out student loans in order to attend the school of their choice. So imagine Alyn Libman's excitement when she discovered she had been awarded a $15,000-a-year scholarship to the University of California at Berkeley. Oh, by the way, the scholarship was given from the Point Foundation—a Chicago non-profit organization that, to date, has awarded over a million dollars to college-bound homosexuals! That's right; Libman's scholarship was given primarily on the basis of her sexual orientation.
Associated Press writer Lisa Leff observed that Libman's résumé "showed years of ridicule, beatings and threats, along with Libman's decision to become a boy in the 11th grade" (2004). [Alyn was born a female and had a sex-change operation in an effort to become a male.] Libman responded to the award by saying: "It felt amazing to actually be embraced by someone who didn't just dismiss me for being different" (as quoted in Leff, 2004). It probably will come as no surprise to learn that Libman's future career goal is to be a civil rights lawyer. As Leff remarked in her article: "For those seeking financial aid to attend college, it doesn't necessarily hurt to be gay or transgender. An increasing number of charities, professional groups and universities offer scholarships on the basis of sexual orientation."
Leff reported that more than 50 such scholarships are available nationwide—"from the $1,000 scholarships that Zami, an advocacy group in Atlanta, is giving to 21 black gays this year, to the $2,000 awards the United Church of Christ [not associated with the mainstream churches of Christ—BH] distributed to gay seminarians, and the $3,000 fellowships George Washington University administers so gays can spend a semester studying politics in the nation's capital." So now America finds itself rewarding young people who subscribe to the sin of sodomy. Embracing sodomy is not something we should be proud of—it is wicked and evil (see 1 Corinthians 6:9-11; Romans 1:26-32; Leviticus 18:22-30; Leviticus 20:13). The apostle Paul, in writing to the church at Rome, warned in regard to this practice "that those who practice such things are worthy of death, not only do the same but also approve of those who practice them" (Romans 1:32). Rather than treating the sin of homosexuality as something that one should avoid, our society is now approving of the sin and providing rewards for those who participate in it by paying for their education. We strap the general population with student loans, while many homosexual students get a free ride—due solely to their sinful sexual preference. It is no wonder then, that the average income of homosexuals in the United States is actually higher than the national average. Many have used their "sexual orientation" as a civil rights/minority issue, and in so doing, have found ways to get ahead of the rest of the general population, financially speaking.
Tony Marco, in his research paper, Special Class Protection for Gays: A Question of Behavior and Consequences, noted three criteria that the Supreme Court established in identifying a group that is an oppressed minority:
And yet we in America are now offering special college scholarships to those who commit sodomy. Isn't this reverse discrimination? Can a heterosexual apply and, using "equal opportunity," be awarded a scholarship based on his or her sexual preference? At what point, I wonder, will Americans realize the damage we are doing to the moral framework of our nation?
Howe, Richard (1994), "Homosexuality in America: Exposing the Myths," American Family Association, [On-line], URL: http://www.afa.net/homosexual_agenda/homosexuality.pdf.
Leff, Lisa (2004), "Gay Students Are Offered Special College Scholarships," SFGate, [On-line], URL: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/09/13/national1451EDT0574.DTL&type=printable.
Marco, Tony (1991), "Special Class Protection for Gays: A Question of Behavior and Consequences," [On-line], URL: http://www.leaderu.com/marco/special/spc-toc.html.


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CANTON Matt Weninger has been a stabilizing force for the St. Lawrence University hockey team since his freshman season.
The junior has been Saints starter in goal since the 2011 postseason, when he helped guide St. Lawrence to the quarterfinal round in the ECAC Hockey playoffs at Yale.
That was great experience for us that first year, Weninger said of the series in New Haven, Conn., which the Bulldogs won in three games. We went in there and beat them in overtime, the second night we gave them the game, and the third night they overwhelmed us. Even though we lost that series, thats a great experience to draw on ... Going into Yale, we know what we have to do to get it done.
Now Weninger has helped lead the sixth-seeded Saints (18-14-4) back to the quarterfinals as theyll play at No. 3 Yale (16-10-3), beginning at 7 tonight at Ingalls Rink in New Haven.
In the playoffs were playing for survival, said Weninger, a native of Lethbridge, Alberta. You just keep battling and keep your cool as well. Buying into that mentality helps everybody play a little bit better and helps your confidence.
In his third season at St. Lawrence in which hes started every game, Weninger has already become the programs all-time leader in saves (2,067) and appearances (96).
Were fortunate he came in at the right time and he was able to start as a freshman, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. Theres a comfort level for this team knowing that Matts going to be in net every night. When a coach has to decide between a couple guys as to whose going to start in a particular week, its hard on the goalies and the team.
Weninger also has appeared in nine career playoff games, posting a 5-4 record with a 2.87 goals-against average and a .911 save percentage in 10 appearances, virtually a playoff veteran.
Playoffs are like the regular season, but its like every thing is under a microscope, Weninger said. I think Ive progressed since last year, I didnt think I had a very good year. So I knew I had to work harder to get better.
Like the Saints, Weninger grew stronger as the season progressed, including a late-season 10-4-2 run over 16 games.
Both Weninger and his teammates had hopes of securing a first-round playoff bye, but both suffered a rough closing weekend when they were beaten decisively in allowing nine goals at Union and Rensselaer on March 1-2.
Weninger and the Saints bounced back last weekend in a first-round sweep of Colgate as the goalie made a collective 56 saves.
He was a big difference for us, Carvel said of Weningers play in the series. I felt last year late in the year he kind of had a dip in his game and was letting up some questionable goals. But he only let up three goals this past weekend and his performance was huge for us.
Weninger allowed only three goals in the two games, including only one when St. Lawrence was at even strength.
I think every week gets closer and closer to completely understanding his game, St. Lawrence assistant and goaltender coach Kris Mayotte said. He kind of took a step back against RPI and Union and we watched video last week. There were just little things here and there that I thought he adjusted to really well and had a good weekend (against Colgate).
He made great saves, played the puck really well and controlled rebounds for the most part. I thought he was in command the whole weekend.
One of Weningers greatest strengths besides his athleticism is his poise, an attribute that is paramount to success, particularly in playoff hockey.
Hes very athletic, Mayotte said. He has that in his repertoire ... But when you see him play his best is when hes calm. He also has the quickness and athleticism to make difficult situations look easy and I think thats what makes him a really good goalie.
The Saints were swept by Yale in the season series, 4-2 on the road on Nov. 10 and 5-3 in Canton on Jan. 11. Since then, the Saints turned their season around with an 8-1-2 run over the next 11 games until near the end of the regular season.
I think we are a different team from the last time we played them, Weninger said. Since that time we are playing well and with a lot of confidence and weve established our identity as a team. I think theyre going to run into a team that is a drastically different team than the one they played in January.
Not only did junior defenseman Justin Baker record his first career playoff point with an assist on Friday, he scored a pair of power-play goals on Saturday to help finish off Colgate.
All five of Bakers goals this season have come on the power play. Baker, who ranks fifth on the team in scoring, also stands second in plus-minus with a plus-eight.
Hes a tremendous player and he plays well for us every night, Carvel said. He doesnt always show up on the scoresheet every night, but hes a huge part of our team. Him and George (Hughes) both play over 30 minutes a night. Justin is a warrior who kind of flies under the radar.
Junior defenseman Riley Austin, who suffered an knee injury on Saturday night against Colgate, is out for the season.
This leaves the Saints with five defensemen, which theyll go with this weekend.
Senior Mac Stratford, who was hurt in Fridays game, may make a return to the lineup to help out defensively.
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Queens Students Spend Whole Vacation With High-Stakes State Test Preps
School's out this week, but it's business as usual at P.S. 15 in Springfield Gardens, Queens. Almost all third through fifth grade students have been showing up each morning for class, and the subject is test prep. "I thought it would be important for them to stay on the regular schedule. Especially getting up in the morning, it's very essential, and still doing the schoolwork, which would maintain the momentum," said P.S. 15 Principal Antonio K'Tori. Read More: NY1
Cops warned of 'Drano bomb' threat
Cops in the Rockaways have been targeted for an attack with "Drano bombs," the Daily News has learned. The NYPD issued a citywide alert Tuesday warning officers about "Drano bombs," also known as "bottle bombs," that "are exploded by readily mixing available household products in plastic containers." Police sources said that while the alert went to every precinct, the greatest concern is in the Rockaways. Read More: Daily News
Kuroda faces tough test, worrisome trend in move from NL to AL
Orlando Hernandez, Jon Lieber and Shawn Chacon. You now know the only three starters acquired during general manager Brian Cashman's tenure who have enjoyed Yankee success without having spent considerable time in the American League beforehand. It is not much of a list and El Duque is the only member who sustained a positive run with the Yankees. Hiroki Kuroda, the Yankees' starter in today's home opener, is trying to expand that small group. Read More: New York Post
Rangers Win Playoff Opener 4-1 Over Ottawa At MSG
Henrik Lundqvist made 30 saves and Brian Boyle got the eventual game-winning goal as the New York Rangers defeated the Ottawa Senators in their playoff opener Thursday night. The 4-2 win sent a happy crowd home from Madison Square Garden. Rangers captain Ryan Callahan opened the scoring for the Blueshirts midway through the first period, only to see the Senators take back the momentum in the second. But Rangers coach John Tortorella called a pivotal timeout, and his team responded with goals by Marian Gaborik, Boyle, and Brad Richards. Read More: NY1
'Jamaica Bay Lives!' documentary highlights problems affecting Queens estuary
Old saris, uncooked rice and flags featuring Hindu deities floating in Jamaica Bay would appear, to many people, as nothing more than litter. But for Indo-Caribbean immigrants, leaving the items on the Rockaway shore was once considered the only way to complete the sacred offering known as a Puja. Enter Kamini Doobay, a 23-year-old clinical researcher, trying to reconcile her religious beliefs with her concern for the environment. In 2009, Doobay began raising awareness of the problem and successfully convinced some of her fellow worshippers to reuse any non-biodegradable items, rather than leave them in the bay. Read More: Daily News
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Nicholas Kulish began covering East Africa for The New York Times in June 2013.
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He joined The Times in 2005 as member of the editorial board, writing opinion pieces about business, culture and the rebuilding of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina.
Before joining The Times he worked as a Washington correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, covering economics, demographics, the Florida recount in 2000 and the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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The American aviation agency granted a pilot's license to Mr. Lubitz only after it was assured by his doctors that he had recovered from depression.
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Investigations have exposed a series of failures and weaknesses throughout the airline industry in dealing with mental illness among pilots.
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Data showed that Andreas Lubitz used the autopilot to direct the plane to descend to 100 feet, then repeatedly increased the speed.
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The browser history on an iPad while investigating Mr. Lubitz's apartment in Düsseldorf included search terms about cockpit doors, prosecutors said.
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The airline instead faced perhaps the worst crisis in its history, as anger in Germany was increasingly directed toward the company and its chief executive.
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Lufthansa Says Germanwings Pilot Reported Deep Depression
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The co-pilot of the Germanwings jetliner that crashed in the French Alps had been treated before receiving his pilot's license, officials said Monday.
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For the last few years, starting on November 1, Caron is out in his front yard on Crest Ave. assembling his 25,000 LED Christmas lights. After 40 hours of physical labor, Caron then starts working on his music playlist that syncs up to the lights. Each song on his 20-song playlist takes 6-10 hours to program and coordinate on his computer, but Caron says it's all worth it.
People who visit his home at 13 Crest Ave. in Lisbon are encouraged to leave non-perishable food items and/or toiletries in a blue bin that's placed at the end of Caron's driveway each night during the light show. All the donations will be taken to the Ronald McDonald House. For those who want to check out the lights from the comfort of their warm car, tune into 107.1FM to listen along.
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Headlines last week declaring a civil liberties victory in a Senate vote to do away with indefinite detention provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act are misleading, say critics of military detention of American citizens.
The amendment to NDAA filed by Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and backed by Senators Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), Rand Paul (R-Ky.), Dean Heller (R-Nev.), Mark Udall (D-Colo.), Jon Tester (D-Mont.), Mike Lee (R-Utah), Chris Coons (D-Del.), Susan Collins (R-Maine), Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) and Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) was approved 67-23 last Thursday.
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Nothing in the Authorization for Use of Military Force (Public Law 107-40; 50 U.S.C. 1541 note) or the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 (Public Law 112-81) shall be construed to deny the availability of the writ of habeas corpus or to deny any Constitutional rights in a court ordained or established by or under Article III of the Constitution for any person who is lawfully in the United States when detained pursuant to the Authorization for Use of Military Force (Public Law 107-40; 50 U.S.C. 1541 note) and who is otherwise entitled to the availability of such writ or such rights," reads Sec 1033 (a) of the proposed Pentagon spending bill.
While the lawmakers claimed a victory in reigning in the military's detention powers, the American Civil Liberties Union argued that that the Feinstein Amendment is far from a fix to eliminate indefinite detention and, in fact, expands the government's power to hold Americans prisoner.
The ACLU argues the following points are problems with the amendment:
- It would NOT make America off-limits to the military being used to imprison civilians without charge or trial. That's because its focus on protections for citizens and green-card holders implies that non-citizens could be militarily detained. The goal should be to prohibit domestic use of the military entirely. That's the protection provided to everyone in the United States by the Posse Comitatus Act. That principle would be broken if the military can find an opening to operate against civilians here at home, maybe under the guise of going after non-citizens. This is truly an instance where, when some lose their rights, all lose rights — even those who look like they are being protected.
- It is inconsistent with the Constitution, which makes clear that basic due process rights apply to everyone in the United States. No group of immigrants should be denied the most basic due process right of all — the right to be charged and tried before being imprisoned.
- It would set some dangerous precedents for Congress: that the military may have a role in America itself, that indefinite detention without charge or trial can be contemplated in the United States, and that some immigrants can be easily carved out of the most basic due process protections.
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A mixed-blood Native American, Joe Logan, eager to modernize his reservation, must first prove himself to his father, the traditionalist Tribal Chairman, by rediscovering his spirit. He is tasked with coaching the reservation's high school lacrosse team which competes against the better equipped and better trained players of the elite Prep School League.Joe inspires the Native American boys and teaches them the true meaning of tribal pride. Ignited by their heritage and believing in their new-found potential, coach and team climb an uphill battle to the state championship finals against their privileged prep school rivals...will they win?
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As Morristown, Heuvelton and Hermon-DeKalb central schools discuss the possibility of forming a regional high school, questions have surfaced about the definition of such a school.
In lieu of a regional high school, for which no legal framework exists in the state, schools also could decide to merge with a neighboring district or pay tuition for their students to attend another high school.
While regional high schools are not spelled out in state law, area administrators are confident legislation will move forward in Albany to enable schools to create them.
Senate Bill 7486 was proposed by Sen. John J. Flanagan, R-Smithtown, at the tail end of the 2012 legislative session and failed to gather any momentum. But the bill, written by the state Education Department, would have added regional high schools to the list of options for school districts to consider as they pursue efficiencies in their programs.
St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services Superintendent Thomas R. Burns said he believes there is a good chance Mr. Flanagans bill will become law next year.
Because regional high schools are not codified, their exact structure is up for a certain amount of speculation, Mr. Burns said. But the fundamentals are clear based on Mr. Flanagans bill.
You would still have separate districts for a regional high school, Mr. Burns said.
Local school districts would continue to exist along with their administration and boards of education.
The school district wouldnt have to be dissolved, and you would maintain your local school board, Mr. Burns said.
The cost of educating students at the regional high school would be shared by participating districts.
Philip M. Martin, a former superintendent at Fayetteville-Manlius Central School, was recently hired by the BOCES and Morristown, Heuvelton and Hermon-DeKalb central schools to study the potential costs and benefits of a regional high school. His study is expected to be completed by June 30.
Mr. Martin has already conducted a study of the potential costs and benefits of a regional high school in Wayne County, east of the Rochester area.
We worked very closely with 11 schools, Mr. Martin said. As the study progressed those superintendents were not only interested in possible regional high schools, but also what other ways could districts share and accomplish similar things.
And there are several other, legal options for schools looking to cut costs and preserve a high-quality education.
In mergers, which are allowed under state law, districts combine to form a new entity. A new board of education would be elected to represent the new district.
The state is encouraging districts to merge because there is typically more efficiency and expanded opportunities, said Mr. Martin, who added there is a certain amount of state aid given to help lubricate the merger process. How much aid is given depends on the needs of the schools merging.
But that is only true of central school districts that merge. If a central school district attempts to merge with a city school district, such as Ogdensburg, the central school is annexed. The citys board of education remains the same and, while local elementary schools may remain, the smaller community could stand to lose much of its control over its school.
Ogdensburg has always been willing to talk about a merger-type situation with any neighboring school, said Superintendent Timothy M. Vernsey of the Ogdensburg City School District. Recognizing that some districts may be concerned about losing representation on the board of education, Mr. Vernsey said Ogdensburg would be willing to attempt to get legislation passed that would treat small city schools like central schools to allow for a merger as opposed to an annexation.
All weve got to do is get the state to change the law to allow small city school districts to merge instead of annex, said Frederick P. Bean, president of the Ogdensburg Board of Education.
We are working on the legislation front, Mr. Vernsey said.
He said the administration has already talked with state lawmakers about the issue.
Another option for schools is tuitioning.
In a tuitioning arraignment, one school district would send its students to another and pay tuition there.
Usually it involves the high school, Mr. Burns said. The sending district would essentially dissolve their high school.
With tuitioning arraignments, multiple schools could send students to other districts that may have more specialized courses. For instance, if students want to take advanced placement courses, they would go to a school that offers them.
Mr. Martin said schools could decide to tuition students out on a case-by-case basis.
But Mr. Burns cautioned tuitioning might not be beneficial to the receiving district. The amount schools can charge for tuition is designated by the State (Education) Department. Because school aid has been frozen since 2008, thats going to limit the (number of students) that the receiving district could take in.
Mr. Vernsey said, If another district was interested in sending their students to us in a tuitioning format, we would really have to do an analysis to see what the impact would be both financially and educationally.
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Inspired by the delightful Audrey Hepburn, Pink is sophisticated, sexy, elegant, and witty. Fragranced with edgy tonka bean, neroli, and the sweetness of vanilla absolute, it turns baths into candy-scented fantasies with a fragrance that lingers on your skin long after you're out of the bath. It's sweet, but not overbearingly so, with a subtle bite of something cheeky. Spoil yourself; instead of Breakfast at Tiffany's, have an indulgent bath with Pink.
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The Ultimate Problem Solver For Body Acne
Posted 24 February 2009 - 05:21 PM
My back had been breaking out for the past few months out of nowhere. I never had body acne in my life, only facial acne so it was quite surprising!
As you can see its pretty much cleared up minus a few moderate sized ones. And alot of those bumps on my back are actually moles, so be sure to decipher between the two! Hehe.
I use the normal Gold Bond Body Powder. the zinc in it heals the skin as well as keep it dry, thus preventing the acne from forming and healing your current marks at the same time.
Hope you guys like it! It works. And excuse my body in the pics, I kinda let myself go lately and gained some weight. =/ But I'm losing it as we speak.
The order of the pics is from left to right, worst to best.
The first pic is from 2 weeks ago. The second pic is from a week ago. The third pic is today.
Posted 26 February 2009 - 08:36 AM
Posted 08 March 2009 - 10:17 PM
AM: Blot or maybe rinse with water
Skin Gel by Aloe Life on pimples
Sometimes everyday minerals to cover up
PM: cleanse with jojoba oil, steam face with wash cloth and gently exfoliate (if I'm not lazy)
Skin Gel....like a mask all over my face
I have discovered that my acne isn't better when I am always trying to medicate it... When i wash my face every night and use specific acne solutions, my acne is no better. I once went 5 days without washing (out of pure laziness actually) I even wore makeup and all that jazz haha ew, and my skin didn't get worse. I find I have less big pimples, and whatever I do have there is dried up fantastically by the aloe gel.
I'm pretty sure the root cause of my acne is completely internal...hormonal most likely.
Posted 19 March 2009 - 10:17 PM
So far this seems to work better than H&S for me. I've used it for almost a week now with hardly any new break outs, hopefully it keeps working as well as it has.
Gold bond extra strength medicated body powder along with 50mg zinc/day, a potent multi vitamin, lots of exercise, water, healthy food, and a good amount of sleep each night, and stress relieving activities seems to help a lot.
p.s my condition was a lot worse than the pics from britney spears
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Posted 23 March 2009 - 12:02 AM
Does that suff have healing ingredients like the body powder does (zinc) ?
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Posted 23 March 2009 - 08:10 AM
Does that suff have healing ingredients like the body powder does (zinc) ?
I don't think it has zinc, but it's supposed to contain "7 Intense moisturizers" and vitamins A, C, and E.
Posted 23 March 2009 - 05:15 PM
Well, I'm a 23 year old male. I've used gold bond body powder for about 9 days now and I've had drastic improvements and no new break outs since using it. I'm not going to post pictures of myself on here but my condition was A LOT worse than the pics posted in this thread.
p.s it's spelled "rhetorical" not ritorical
Posted 26 March 2009 - 10:41 AM
That's not very nice. You must be very young too to be disrespectful to the OP. He/she was just helping others. If you don't believe in his/her success, move on to other treatments. We all know that skincare is YMMV. We're just here on the forum to get tips and advice.
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Started Accutane (or whatever generic) on 5/29/14
Month 1: 40mg
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the lotion heals up my scabs nicely too making my face real smooth and even ^^ <3 it <3 it!
Posted 10 May 2009 - 11:48 AM
On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur á l'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux.
"Bottom line is, even if you see 'em coming, you're not ready for the big moments. No one asks for their life to change, not really. But it does. So what are we, helpless? Puppets? No. The big moments are gonna come. You can't help that. It's what you do afterwards that counts. That's when you find out who you are."
Poor Kairasa thinks she has a yen
For those clean-cut young Ivy League men.
Although they look cute
In their blazers and suits,
They can only get it up now and then.
Posted 15 June 2009 - 04:39 PM
Right now, I'm the closest I've ever come to being cured. I use Head and Shoulders Intensive Care with Selenium Sulfide as a body wash while in the shower, and it has majorly improved my condition. I'm pretty pale (six years of not being in the sun shirtless will do that to a person) so I'm sure my problem isn't as bad as I think it is, but I still relish the fact that I have very few active blemishes. My shoulders are almost 100% clear. My back is almost as well, with only a few faded red marks remaining that I think I might try to tan out. My chest is the biggest problem area, but it's mostly red marks.
Tonight, I'm going to try pHisoderm Salicylic Acid body wash in the shower and apply the Gold Bond powder after I get out. Here's hoping it works. I'll keep this updated.
Month 1 - 40mg/day, Amnesteem
Month 2 - 60mg/day, Claravis
Month 3 - 60mg/day, Claravis
Month 4 - 60mg/day, Claravis
Cleanser: I should probably use one of these, huh?
Moisturizer: Well, my skin doesn't exactly require one, but I use Cetaphil with SPF15 during the day, just for the sun protection. Red marks, I will not let your cruel photosynthesis ruin my complexion!
Current Status: Looking better, but still not perfect.
Posted 20 June 2009 - 12:20 PM
I've tried so much for my bacne. I mean, I've had facial acne for quite a while but dermatologist-prescribed medications have mostly fixed that problem, but I've never been able to get a satisfactory solution for my back, chest, or shoulders. I couldn't use BP because I didn't have clothes that I don't mind bleaching. Salicylic was not working, no matter what form it took. Spray, body wash, scrub, you name it. Tried ACV, tried MoM. Tried eliminating soda from my diet, didn't work (and now I'm back on my sweet, sweet nectar...I love Sprite). Just...nothing worked, ever.
Today, I sit here with massively faded red marks, one active blemish next to my left nipple, and one receding blemish on my right shoulder, at the end of the clavicle. For the first time in six years, I'm going to get a tan. That will finish off the problem for good. I can go swimming...I can hot tub...I can do so much. You, Britney, are my hero for suggesting this.
My body regimen:
Morning: If not showering, apply Gold Bond Extra Strength Medicated Body Powder to problem areas.
Night: Same as morning.
Whenever you shower: Apply Head and Shoulders Intensive Care shampoo to body. Leave on for two or three minutes, wash off. Apply Zapzyt 2% Salicylic Acid Wash, leave on for two or three minutes, wash off. Get out, dry off, and apply Gold Bond.
In less than a week, I've seen such drastic results, I'm literally...hmm, what's a good word...flabbergasted. I am flabbergasted. Thank you Britney Spears (never thought I'd be saying that haha)!
Month 1 - 40mg/day, Amnesteem
Month 2 - 60mg/day, Claravis
Month 3 - 60mg/day, Claravis
Month 4 - 60mg/day, Claravis
Cleanser: I should probably use one of these, huh?
Moisturizer: Well, my skin doesn't exactly require one, but I use Cetaphil with SPF15 during the day, just for the sun protection. Red marks, I will not let your cruel photosynthesis ruin my complexion!
Current Status: Looking better, but still not perfect.
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BOSTON The St. Lawrence University mens hockey team had to settle for a split of its weekend road swing against Hockey East opponents.
Canton native Wade Megan scored the eventual game-winning goal and goalie Sean Maguire made 21 saves as 10th-ranked Boston University blanked the Saints, 4-0, on Saturday in a nonconference meeting at Agganis Arena.
Four different players each scored a goal for the Terriers (7-4-0), who handed St. Lawrence (6-4-2) its first loss against a Hockey East team in nine games.
Theyre one of the top teams in the country and theyre a very good hockey team, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said of Boston University. But we like to think that we can play against the really good hockey. I wish we could have played a better hockey game against them, but we just didnt come with the energy that we needed.
Junior goalie Matt Weninger made a season-high 43 saves for St. Lawrence, including 16 in the first period and 21 more in the middle period to keep the game close.
Our goaltender was excellent and kept us in the game, Carvel said. Going into the third, it could have been more lopsided, but Weninger played tremendously for us.
Megan opened the scoring with a tally 11 minutes, 15 seconds into the first period for the Terriers by snapping a shot off the crossbar and in on a goal that required a video review to be confirmed.
The game remained a one-goal margin until Sam Kurker finished off a 2-on-1 break with Sahir Gill with 1:06 remaining in the second period.
Despite being heavily outshot, 47-21, the Saints did generate several quality scoring chances, but couldnt solve Maguire.
Even though they outshot us like that, there was a stretch during the second period when we started to generate a little bit of offense, Carvel said.
We had some scoring chances and we could of tied the game, but then they got that goal late in the period which was big for them.
Ben Rosen provided Boston University with a 3-0 advantage with his rebound goal at 13:05 of the final period, and Matt Nieto added a tally at 19:28.
The Saints, who were shut out for the first time this season, went 1-1 this weekend, including a 5-2 victory at Northeastern on Friday.
We just didnt have the energy that we had the night before, Carvel said. And you cant play that way against a good team like BU.
St. Lawrence will hit the road again next weekend with ECAC Hockey games at Colgate and at Cornell at 7 p.m. next Friday and Saturday.
nNOTES: The Saints had gone 7-0-1 against Hockey East foes in their past eight games. ... The Saints havent won at BU since the 1976-77 season when the Terriers have won their last eight home games against St. Lawrence. ... Megan now has a team-leading seven goals as well as 11 assists in 11 games this season for BU. ... Eleven players each recorded a point for the Terriers.
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|Written by Mike Flynn
|Tuesday, 17 August 2010 19:44
Appalachian State University linebacker D.J. Smith is one of 51 college football players — and the only one from the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS — formerly Division I-AA) — on the official watch list for the 2010 Butkus Award, which was announced on Tuesday. In its 26th year, the Butkus Award annually recognizes the nation's top linebackers at the professional, collegiate and high-school levels.
A three-year starter at linebacker, the 6-1, 235-pound Smith enters his senior campaign on pace to join three-time NFL Pro Bowl selection Dexter Coakley as the only players in ASU history to amass 500 career tackles. He has tallied at least 120 tackles in each of his first three collegiate campaigns, including 137 a year ago, en route to first-team all-America recognition. His 381 career tackles are the second-most among all active FCS players going into this season, behind only 386 for Scott Lewis from St. Francis (Pa.).
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|Tanger Employee Helps Foil Theft Ring
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|Friday, 26 October 2012 05:29
Blowing Rock Police report four arrests thanks to an alert employee of a Tanger Outlet store. The arrests were made Tuesday evening in connection with a shoplifting ring operating in the area. Around 6:30 pm Tuesday, Sunglass Hut employee, Sara Dillard, reported to police several suspicious people
at Tanger Outlets on Valley Blvd. Dillard had previous worked at a store in the Hickory area, and she believed that she recognized a man at her store that had been involved in shoplifting activity in Hickory. Dillard was able to give a description of the suspects and their vehicle, allowing Blowing Rock Police officers to find the gold colored Honda Accord in the Tanger Parking lot. Officers Matt Royal and Deyton Turpin found that one of the suspects in the car was wanted for a probation violation. Gaining consent to search the vehicle, officers found over $800 in stolen merchandise from seven different stores at Tanger. Two suspects were arrested at the vehicle, while Officer Zach Warren located a third suspect leaving the Wilco, and a fourth suspect at Tanger with goods concealed on his person. The four were charged with several counts of Larceny each. They are; Randal Scott Jordan Jr., 27, of Mooresville, Charles Todd Ritchie, 44, from Hickory, Michael Lee Duncan Jr., 40, of Newton, Matthew Walker Farmer, 31, from Conover. Goods stolen ranged from key chains to clothes to shoes, while staff were not aware that anything had been stolen until asked by officers to identify merchandise. Some reported talking to the suspects at their stores. Blowing Rock Officer also recovered merchandise from other stores outside of the Blowing Rock area. It is believed that the group has been operating an organized shoplifting ring in North Carolina. The investigation is continuing. All four suspects were held at the Watauga County Jail on secured bonds.
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Greetings from Newport News, VA
I love that this place is called Newport News because they seem to have never gotten any information. WAKKA WAKKA WAKKA! No, it's fine. Actually, I wouldn't really know because I haven't seen anything out side of the airport. I've noticed that people do that sometimes: judge a place by the airport.
"What part did you go to?"
"No part. Just the airport. Had a layover."
"Fuck you."
You can't do that! I know what you're thinking, "Roanoke DOES suck," but that is beside the point!
*SIDENOTE: the places I've been to in the Roanoke area, do not suck. Blue ridge foothills: pretty amazing.
My point is my body has turned on me. Not that I think I'm old, but I am at the point where all the awful eating habits I have are really beginning to take a toll. I noticed it last year while having the fortune to shoot a TV pilot in LA. I was chilling at the table with all the free food just imbibing Coke at every moment. My "child" brain gets excited about things like this. "Free Soda! This can't be true!" It's the same kind of mind trick that made me have 6 boxes of sugary cereal at any moment during my junior year of college (Cocoa Puffs, Cocoa Pebbles, Fruity Pebbles, Apple Jacks, Waffle Crisps, I have a problem).
Whilst downing my 3rd or 4th beverage that day, I started to feel something very unfamiliar. I just felt big. Like my stomach and sides were just jutting out. I had the thought "I feel fat" for the first time ever. I began describing it to another cast member while in the middle of soft drink.
"Oh, you're just bloated."
I'm what?
"Bloated. You feel bloated. Drink some water and when you go to the bathroom you'll feel better."
He was right. I drank some water and laid off the Coke. The damage had been done, however, because I KNEW WHAT THE FUCK BLOATED WAS. It's awful. Women have been feeling this way monthly since they were 12?! Wow, I apologize for everything. I now get where you're coming from because when I feel that way, it just makes me want to soak my feet and watch Grey's Anatomy – two things I've never done.
I'm also lactose intolerant. I'm sorry – I have lactose malabsorbtion. I've recently been told THAT is the correct term…because lactose needs political correctness. Although, I guess it's true that your body has a problem absorbing enzymes, rather then standing outside a lactose church with torches yelling, "Go back to Lacfrica!"
If you don't know what it means to be lactose intolerant, let me give you an insiders insight. It means I no longer recognize the smell of my own farts. All my farts are a symptom of my body's confusion. That's right, ladies, let's eat some cheese and spend the night!
Not that I had one fart when my digestion still worked, but I had maybe 5 farts: 5 "go-to" farts. Sure each had their own personality, but they were like a boy band in that they have different styles, but it was still the same group.
FART: That's the sensitive one.
FART: That's the bad boy.
FART: That one…seriously needs to come out of the closest already.
Now, every fart is a mystery. Like I said it's a product of my body's confusion. It's like dairy is Calculus and my small intestine is someone who is bad at math. My gas is the equivalent of that bad-matician looking at an equation. Just – "Wow, uh, um, gee, pssh, yeah uh, ffft, guh, ugh, yeah, uh, wow, I don't know, I DON'T KNOW, I DON'T KNOW!"
Thus my flatulences (that a word?) are unique snowflakes that you DO NOT wanna catch on your tongue. Just nasty and disgusting.
However, if I don't eat dairy, none of this happens…LADIES?!
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In responding orally to any inquiry about the cost of credit, a creditor, regardless of the method used to compute finance charges, shall state rates only in terms of the annual percentage rate, except that in the case of an open end credit plan, the periodic rate also may be stated and, in the case of an other than open end credit plan where a major component of the finance charge consists of interest computed at a simple annual rate, the simple annual rate also may be stated. The Bureau may, by regulation, modify the requirements of this section or provide an exception from this section for a transaction or class of transactions for which the creditor cannot determine in advance the applicable annual percentage rate.
Source(Pub. L. 90–321, title I, § 146, as added Pub. L. 93–495, title IV, § 401(a),Oct. 28, 1974, 88 Stat. 1517; amended Pub. L. 96–221, title VI, § 623(a),Mar. 31, 1980, 94 Stat. 185; Pub. L. 111–203, title X, § 1100A(2),July 21, 2010, 124 Stat. 2107.)
2010—Pub. L. 111–203substituted "Bureau" for "Board".
1980—Pub. L. 96–221substituted provisions relating to use of annual percentage rate in oral disclosures by creditors, for provisions setting forth requirements for advertisements concerning consumer credit repayable in more than four installments.
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Amendment by Pub. L. 111–203effective on the designated transfer date, see section 1100H ofPub. L. 111–203, set out as a note under section 552a of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Effective Date of 1980 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 96–221effective on expiration of two years and six months after Mar. 31, 1980, with all regulations, forms, and clauses required to be prescribed to be promulgated at least one year prior to such effective date, and allowing any creditor to comply with any amendments, in accordance with the regulations, forms, and clauses prescribed by the Board prior to such effective date, see section 625 ofPub. L. 96–221, set out as a note under section 1602 of this title.
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SEATTLE, Wash. (NBC) - When the clock struck midnight in Seattle Thursday a hundred or so pot-lovers gathered beneath the Space Needle to light up.
Recreational use of marijuana is now legal in Washington State after voters approved the measure on November 6th.
The new approach to marijuana lets adults over 21 to possess up to an ounce of pot and use it, but only in private.
That means the very public midnight celebration was in still illegal.
The new law conflicts with the federal ban on marijuana and doesn't tell police how to go about enforcing it.
It also lacks specifics on how to license growers and retailers who produce and sell it.
State officials say they're plowing forward because prohibition got expensive.
The state spent $100 million a year prosecuting pot users.
"Washington state is awash, as most states are, in marijuana. Which is one of the points, why prohibition has so utterly failed in its purpose," says Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes.
While the feds decide what, if anything, they'll do, the state is bracing for an influx of pot-smoking tourists.
"It's already happening. There's people from France, Norway, Boston and Portland here, so it's already happening," says marijuana advocate Kevin Oliver.
This puts Washington State one toke ahead of Colorado, where a new law on recreational marijuana goes into effect next month.


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