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The daily tablet that can wipe out the misery of psoriasis
- 3% of UK population suffers from psoriasis, affecting up to 1.8 million people
- NHS is considering the use of Apremilast in the UK after promising US trials
CELEBRITY SUFFERER: American socialite Kim Kardashian
A ground-breaking tablet that treats psoriasis could mean an end to the debilitating pain and embarrassment suffered by thousands of Britons who have the disfiguring skin condition. After promising results in clinical trials in America, the NHS is now considering the use of Apremilast in the UK and doctors have welcomed the move.
'This is a
huge step forward in potentially treating a much greater proportion of
people suffering from psoriasis,' says Dr Richard Warren, consultant
dermatologist at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust and The University
of Manchester.
'Many patients are worried about the serious side effects associated with existing therapies, and trials suggest this is a very safe drug that will require minimal monitoring.'
Psoriasis is a common condition in which the immune system produces skin cells too quickly, leading to a build-up of scaly pink patches on the elbows, knees and hands, though they can appear anywhere on the body.
three per cent of the UK population suffers, affecting up to 1.8 million
people. One in 100 suffers an extreme form of the condition that may
require hospitalisation. Celebrity sufferers include socialite Kim
Kardashian and singer Art Garfunkel.
Psoriasis can appear at any age
but usually first develops in adults under 40. A third of psoriasis
sufferers go on to develop tenderness, pain and swelling in the joints
and connective tissue, a condition known as psoriatic arthritis.
Psoriasis varies greatly in severity. While some patients suffer only minor irritation, for others it dramatically reduces quality of life. Depression and low self-esteem are common and psoriasis on the hands or feet can make many everyday tasks difficult, while psoriatic arthritis can cause disability.
First-line treatment is usually moisturisers,
shampoos and coal-tar preparations while more intense therapies include
steroid drugs, which can have wide-ranging and unpleasant side effects
if used long-term.
Ultra-violet light - similar to a sunbed - has
proved effective in a percentage of patients, though the benefits last
only about six weeks before another course is needed.
treatments for psoriatic arthritis involve injectable drugs that inhibit
tumour necrosis factor (TNF), the substance that triggers the
inflammation to occur, but carry serious side effects such as nausea,
infections and liver problems.
The new treatment works by inhibiting
phosphodiesterase 4 (PDE4), an enzyme in immune system cells, causing
an anti-inflammatory effect.
Clinical trials of 1,500 adults with
active psoriatic arthritis by US drugs company Celgene have shown
Apremilast to be safe and effective, significantly reducing inflammation
and joint pain and swelling compared to a placebo.
Few patients (up to two per cent) showed adverse reactions - such as diarrhoea, nausea, weight loss and headache.
First-line treatment is usually moisturisers, shampoos and coal-tar preparations
Studies on psoriasis patients have found that a third experienced a 75 per cent improvement in skin problems. Kristian Reich of the SCIderm Research Institute and Dermatologikum in Hamburg, who carried out the study, said of the drug: 'I see this as a prime candidate for future management of psoriasis that allows us to treat a range of patients, including more moderate cases earlier on.'
First marketed as Otezla, it was approved
in March for use in America and it is hoped the drug will become
available in Europe later this year.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is appraising its use for psoriatic arthritis, with hopes that it will eventually also be available for general psoriasis.
One patient keen to try the drug is Robert Hoyle,
53, an ex-serviceman from Bradford who now works in a warehouse and
fears his condition will progress into psoriatic arthritis. He suffered
minor symptoms in his late 30s but dismissed them as sweat rashes for
years, until psoriasis was eventually diagnosed.
His current
treatment is Diprosalic, a thick Vaseline-like substance which he finds
doesn't rub in easily and has never fully cleared up his skin.
the new drug is as effective as other treatments I've tried but without
the side effects, I'd happily try it, as would many others I know,'
says Robert, who has had to take several months off work over the past
seven years due to the condition.
'The ointments can be messy, uncomfortable, and time-consuming. A pill that gives relief from the scaly skin and constant itching would transform my life.'
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Juneau Shore Excursion: Mendenhall Glacier, Whale-Watching Cruise and City Tour
- Enjoy three fantastic Juneau experiences with this Viator Exclusive shore excursion
- See top Juneau sites including the historic Red Dog Saloon and Juneau Capitol Building on a sightseeing coach tour
- Spot whales and other native wildlife on a 2-hour whale-watching cruise
- Enjoy free time to explore Mendenhall Glacier at your own pace
- Admire views of Mendenhall Glacier from several perspectives and learn about glacier formation at the visitor's center
Recent Photos of This Tour
- WHALE WATCHINGPhoto by: Vinay G
06 2015
- Mendenhall GlacierPhoto by: Julie H
07 2013
- mendenhallPhoto by: Sykodad
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- BreachPhoto by: Michael L
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- Mendenhall glacierPhoto by: STEVEN G
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- humpback whalePhoto by: STEVEN G
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05 2015
- Spring WaterPhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- Porcupine TreePhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- High Bush CranberriesPhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- Bald EaglePhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- Spawning SalmonPhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- Galcier CalvesPhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- Mendenhall GlacierPhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- Bubble Net FishingPhoto by: eyesonchrist
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- Humpback WhalesPhoto by: kirk.heflin
07 2014
- One of the whales we sawPhoto by: Allison H
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- Juneau whalePhoto by: Patrick B
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- Humpback whale breachingPhoto by: Anonymous
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What You Can Expect
Next, it's time to hit the waters. Board a boat from Auke Bay for your 2-hour whale-watching cruise and delight in seeing an array of wildlife, including seals, sea lions, bald eagles and black bears. When humpback whales and orcas are sighted, the boat will slow down so that you can capture the perfect action shot. Hungry or thirsty in between sightings? No problem, snacks and beverages are available on board.
Then, you'll be driven to Mendenhall Glacier, one of 38 glaciers flowing from the massive 1,500-square-mile (3,885-sq-km) ice field. The shuttle back to Juneau port leaves every 30 minutes, giving you flexibility to get to know the glacier at your own pace.
You may want to walk along Nugget Creek Falls or Photo Point Trail, which winds along Mendenhall Lake and provides clear views of the glacier. Interested in knowing more about the glacier's formation? Discover interactive geological exhibits at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.
When you're ready to leave, hop on the shuttle to return to Juneau port.
Please note: This excursion is not covered by our worry-free policy. This tour provides about 30 minutes to 45 minutes at Mendenhall Glacier. Plan your time accordingly at the glacier and ensure your timely return to the port. If you would like to stay longer, you may have to skip the city tour.
Viator Exclusives combine unique experiences and great deals — from traditional tours to once-in-a-lifetime experiences — and are not available from other 3rd-party online sellers.
Customer Reviews
June 2016
Wonderful mix of majestic sites all in one enjoyable day. Good deal, knowledgeable staff.
June 2016
Excellent excursion. The whale watching crew was outstanding.
June 2016
We had a fantastic time on this excursion. Both of our bus drivers were knowledgeable and gave us lots of great information about Juneau and the wildlife. The crew on the ship were fun and worked really hard to make sure we got to see whales. We really enjoyed this outing!
June 2016
John Jason and Olivia on the Whale Watch were great. Our bus driver she went back to Mendenhall Glacier is to pick up a lost bag!! Wonderful time all around! Female bus drivers where the best!!!
June 2016
We started with a bus to the Juneau Whale watching tour,,the driver, Brandy was excellent, and the tour was awesome! Emily and Kelly were great as was the skipper. We saw a ton of whales no pun intended.
Brandy then took us to Medenhall glacier where we toured around and then Lonnie took us back to town. Great guy as well. Only down side was our city tour was overbooked-and the driver was rather surly with us. The shore guy got us on another tour be we had the same surly driver..oh well. All in all it was a great day with good value and lots of great sites!
June 2016
It was a great experience and the first time I had seen whales in the wild. The guides on board were very knowledgeable and just as excited as we were for us to see the whales.
June 2016
All of the guides we encountered on this trip were outstanding. We enjoyed the information and context for what we were seeing. Ben and Captain Nick on the whale watching segment were particularly great.
May 2016
Great Tour! The city tour is brief but the city is small..no big deal. The trip to the glacier provided plenty of time to view and take photos. The best part is the Whale watching. The ship captain and crew really cared about our experience. We viewed a number of animals and enjoyed seeing the whales up close. The crew provided great narration on the area, wildlife, safety, and shared snacks. Would recommend to anyone visiting the area!
May 2016
Amazing time, just beautiful! Well organized and on time.
September 2015
It was a great experience - we started with the city tour then Mendenhall Glacier, I believe doing it this way we had plenty of time to follow all the trails , one to the shore line of the glacier and the other to Nugget falls, it was a long trail but a surprising end for it took you directly in front of the falls where you can take pictures and view the scenic beauty. After the falls we went on the whale watch portion of the tour - that was a spine jarring choppy ride out to see them, once there we saw a pod of about 6 whales - they were not close but we were able to see them and take some pics, what a great experience we had and we enjoyed ourselves - the Juneau Tour company was on time, scheduled and did a great job for their customers

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Article Rating:
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In the software universe we've all heard the saying "We are One Inch into a Mile of Functionality but we are paying for the entire mile."
That pretty much sums up every technology initiative ever embarked upon. Whether we are talking, ERP, CRM, SIEM or a variety of other alphabet soup programs, it always looks so simple in the demo, but when rubber meets the road, there's always some gremlin preventing or delaying full realization of the benefits or expected ROI.
Now I am not looking down my nose at any particular implementation of any particular product, but I read a Forrester statistic that stated 73% of major software implementations don't get past phase one. Whether a result of scope creep, budget busting or flagging executive buy-in, the promise of ROI is underwhelming; not to mention the drag on IT productivity and lack of measurable results. And it's those results we depend on to drive ROI and solve the business need.
And, of course that's where the cloud can be a savior to an SMB or Fortune 500 global enterprise. The immediate benefit of cloud applications is the zero-day factor. One the first day of your subscription, the functionality is 100% there and ready to be applied. The endless hours upon hours of scoping, development, implementation, testing, tweaking, retesting, reinstalling, configuring, hair pulling, reconfiguring, reprioritizing, rescoping, testing again more deploying, redeploying are gone. And with it, the delta of time between capital investment and ROI realization has stretched considerably. Sometimes in excess of 3-4 years.
This is especially true when applying enterprise security solutions.
We all realize that IT security can be a cost center. We also know that return on investment on a security initiative can take time to calculate. However, if applying security-as-a-service solutions such as SIEM, Log Management, IDM, Access Management and SSO an enterprise receives maximum benefit right out of the gate and you remove all the crushing weight of capital costs.
Here's an example. Company X must comply with a federal regulation (PCI, HIPPA, CIP, GLBA, etc.). IT and the C-Level executives realize that a solution to capture log events and store the requisite information is needed. While doing their due diligence, they discovered that having a solution that also monitors the logs for suspicious activity is also worth the investment. In the end they create a budget and decide on an appropriate course of action. Now comes the expensive part. They lay out the cash for the server, for the software package, for the additional hardware. Conservatively (for a small enterprise) we are talking $150,000. And that's before the first line of custom code is written or a PC is plugged in. Additionally the support and maintenance clock has started ticking—another 30 grand.
It's three months later, and you finally deployed the first small portion. You've invested two full-time implementers, a consultant, etc., another $25,000. And in that time there has been a software update and seven patches. Without putting too fine of a point on it, before you've seen one inch of functionality, you're already in the hole well over a quarter million dollars. Now how many anomalies prevented will it take to realize any return? Besides in the three months, you've simply scratched the surface in terms of functionality. It will be another year before the system is fully functional.
Let's compare that nightmare scenario with the deploying and managing from the cloud. Once the sensors are calibrated (each sensor is less than 1GB of space on a server or monitored device) and configured, your enterprise is fully covered. You are receiving a fully-formed, fully functional enterprise-class deployment. In this case there is no server purchase, no software purchase…in fact no capital expenditure of any kind. For what Company X is paying in support and maintenance (it's OpEx commitment), the company could trade in the entire Year 1-3 initiative costs. The instant scalability of the cloud-based SIEM/Log Management gives Company X the flexibility to right size as it goes and therefore, only pay for what is needed. There is never a mile minus one inch of function going unused.
Many organizations are in the same boat as Company X. By considering security-as-a-service they could instantly reduce capital budget (trade CapEx for OpEx) and immediately begin accruing the necessary capabilities to meet the business need while enjoying the direct benefits that translate into return on investment. In this scenario, there's no waiting three years for ROI, but more important for compliance and security, there's no waiting to deploy important functionality.
Kevin Nikkhoo
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Andréhn-Schiptjenko is proud to present Siobhán Hapaska's second solo exhibition at the gallery. The opening takes place on Thursday May 12 between 5-8 pm and the exhibition runs through June 23.
Hapaska has over the past two decades created original and formally complex work difficult to categorize. Moving effortlessly between abstraction and figuration the viewer is ultimately left with the space her sculptures and installations leave for the imagination, allowing for a more abstract reflection. Her practice has long been known and celebrated for its diverse vocabulary of organic and synthetic materials, its complex layering of narrative and its immaculately crafted, descriptive detail. In late 2014 she was awarded the prestigious New City Art Prize "for her beautiful, unsettling and very individual work" for which the jury admired the coherence of her work over an extended period.
In the exhibition, a wolf, an olive tree and circumstances is a large-scale work where an uprooted olive tree is suspended, by means of military ratchet straps, to a complex structure made of fur covered aluminium tubing and forged scaffold fittings. A small motor creates movement and the work trembles in unsettling ways. The unspoken trauma of the uprooted tree and the seemingly logical structure of horizontal and vertical rods make the work oscillate between the animate and the inanimate to create a third, mutant, form, one that engages all senses and expands our notion of sculpture.
Without directly addressing political issues Hapaska's work oftentimes references issues of territory and cultural identity, alienation and solitude, not without hopefulness and an element of humour. The olive tree, a recurrent element generally associated with peace and human resilience, has symbolic value for Islam, Christianity and Judaism alike. Read more…
Siobhán Hapaska at Andréhn-Schiptjenko May 12 – June 23, 2016 Andréhn-Schiptjenko is proud to present Siobhán Hapaska's second solo exhibition at the gallery. The opening takes place on Thursday May 12 between 5-8 pm and the exhibition runs through June 23. Hapaska has over the past two decades created original and formally complex work difficult (Read more…)
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STARKVILLE -- Starkville Academy junior right-hander Drew Pellum returned normalcy to the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools Class AAA, Division II baseball playoffs Thursday night. Pellum fired a one-hitter to help Starkville Academy eliminate Heritage Academy 3-0 in a semifinal matchup before a capacity crowd at Volunteer Field.
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Ten months is an eternity in athletics. Repetitions in practice and execution in games can help even the youngest player lose the butterflies and learn things she never imagined. It has been 10 months since Central Academy softball coach Sammy Lindsey took the field with a fast-pitch team that featured 11 underclassmen.
Bruce Branch and Neal Henry admit they were wrong. The Heritage Academy and Starkville Academy baseball coaches thought they would see pitching and defense emerge as leading storylines for their Mississippi Association of Independent Schools Class AAA, Division II playoff series.
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HAMILTON -- Clay Atkins never imagined he would follow in the footsteps of pitchers like Dylan Earnest and Chase Reeves.
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On a night when Starkville Academy had 25 base runners, a defensive play may have saved the Volunteers' season.
When you have been a member of the New Hope High School baseball program for as long as Joe Harvey and Thomas Woodruff, you know inexperience is a relative term.
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I am small first time inventor getting ready to file a patent (a micro entity) on a new 4 wheel kind of bike. I believe this product has real market potential or of course I wouldn't be patenting it. The USPTO has a program where I can pay roughly $1000 to get it basically Fast Tracked and reviewed within about a year vs. maybe a more typical 2 to 3 years. I am debating whether to do this or not. Do you have an opinion on this or the pros and cons?
Hi I have a question about a patent I am filing. I am getting some help filing it but I need some help here online too. I am confused about the degree of specificity you want to reveal in your patent application in the following case...I have invented a new kind of bike. It is a 4 wheeled bike that has a self-propelled propulsion system that appears to be different than anything previously done. Of course, I need to have the propulsion system, which is the "secret sauce" patented but what I am unclear is how much detail I need regarding the overall system. Meaning on this 4 wheeled bike, the handlebars would go here, the seat would be about this long, the brakes go here. While those things are important to the overall product I'm not sure they are crucial to the patent. What are your thoughts?
Due to requests, I just began selling a sweatshirt that I designed and I'm wondering if the concept is something that I can patent. And I would like to know if this would require a design patent or utility patent. The novel design of the sweatshirt isthat the inside of it glows in the dark. An example can be seen in the attached image. I am ready and willing to file a provisional patent application immediately if this is something that can be patented. Last question, is there a provisional design patentapplication? Or is the provisional only applicable to utilities. Thank you.
is it possible to have a provisional patent for a consumer product in which that name is ***** ***** in another patent. In other words can you request a provisional patent for something whose name is ***** ***** but whose product is different. the descriptionof the provisional patent I am requesting is different than the patent that exists for the same named product.
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Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri was critical of Mario Balotelli following Sunday's last-gasp 3-2 defeat at Parma.
But there was better news for the club's fans following the narrow reverse, after it was finally confirmed that Adil Rami and Keisuke Honda will be joining the club in January.
The visitors went into the break 2-0 down against a hard-working Parma side following strikes from Marco Parolo and Antonio Cassano, with the insipid nature of Milan's display forcing Allegri into a double change shortly after half-time.
Balotelli and Andrea Poli were replaced by Alessandro Matri and Kaka, and the changes reaped immediate reward as first Matri pulled a goal back on the hour, before Matias Silvestre equalised two minutes later from a corner, which had been forced by Kaka.
That quickfire double looked to have secured Milan a draw, but Parolo then lashed a 30-yard free-kick beyond goalkeeper Gabriel in stoppage time as Milan's woes away from home continued.
And Allegri was particularly disappointed with the performance of Balotelli, back in the starting line up after recovering from a thigh injury.
"I took Balotelli off because he didn't have a good game," Allegri said. "We had to change something for the second half. Balotelli had a few good moments, but overall it was not a good game.
"I needed a centre forward who could really play that role and Balotelli wasn't doing it, although he has the characteristics."
Allegri, who hinted before the game that he may not a sign a new contract when his current deal expires at the end of this season, went on to reveal that he would be making two additions to his squad when the transfer window reopens in the new year, with the captures of Rami and Honda from Valencia and CSKA Moscow respectively.
"Adil Rami and Keisuke Honda will be joining us in January and strengthen our squad," he continued.
The coach also criticised the overall performance of his side as they slipped to their fourth defeat in nine Serie A matches.
"We are not balanced yet," he added. "In the first half we created little and conceded twice on the counter-attack.
"After the break we did more and went close to a third goal, but then that free-kick happened at the end.
"We were naive and conceded two goals just before the end of each half.
"We should have closed down and not allowed any more space, but instead we got it wrong.
"We need to improve a great deal away from home, as we've only picked up two points this season on our travels."
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Simon Cowell is up to his old tricks as he flirts with X Factor judge Demi Lovato... just like he did with Paula Abdul, Nicole Scherzinger and Cheryl Cole
Simon Cowell flirted up a treat with Demi Lovato as the couple of judges arrived at the Fox Upfronts event.
However, as Simon whispered sweet nothings into the ear of Demi in New York on Monday, his actions seemed rather familiar.
Simon, 53, is more than old enough to be the father of 20-year-old Demi, but that didn't stop the X Factor supremo from flirting outrageously with the singer at Wollman Rink in Central Park.
Smooth moves: Simon Cowell flirted with Demi Lovato on the blue carpet at FOX Upront 2013 at Wollman Rink in Central Park, on Monday
Sweet nothings: Cowell cosied up for photographs with the Skyscraper singer and at one point was seen secretively whispering into her ear
While on the blue carpet Cowell cosied up for photographs with the Skyscraper singer and at one point was seen secretively whispering into her ear with his arm draped over her shoulder.
Lovato was not exactly fighting him off, however, and seemed to enjoy the attention as she play fought with the superstar.
She looked older than her years in a black dress with her blonde locks falling just above her shoulders.
Eyes on the prize: Nicole Scherzinger, pictured in 2011, was also a recipient of Simon's attention
Pussycat: Demi seemed to enjoy the attention and even played up to it a little
Peace out: Cowell, who looked a little rougher around the edges than usual with his grey stubble, has form for flirting with his female X Factor co-judges
Cowell, who looked a little rougher around the edges than usual with his grey stubble, has form for flirting with his female X Factor co-judges.
During the first series of X Factor US in 2011, Cowell and Paula Abdul were pretty much inseparable as they made several gushing public appearances together when promoting the show.
At a world premiere screening event for the television series, the two stars touched and teased each other to a nauseating degree.
On the button: Demi is just the latest female X Factor judge to get the Cowell treatment
He nose best: Cowell openly flirted with judge Paula Abdul, seen here in 2011 promoting X Factor US
Simon was seen jokingly pulling at Paula's nose while she stroked his wrinkle free face.
He displayed the same behaviour with Nicole Scherzinger, with whom he would often have his arms around despite her being in a relationship with Lewis Hamilton.
Nicole's replacement, Britney Spears, also fell under the same treatment and was soon enough being flirted with by the tactile Cowell.
Subtle and sweet: Paula enjoyed her flirtations with Cowell and often reciprocated
Watch the hands: Britney Spears, pictured in 2012, was the most recent judge to get a lesson in flirting from the X Factor boss
Although Cheryl Cole's time on the show was short lived, she had a long history of flirting with Simon since her time on the UK.
Cole was unceremoniously sacked in 2011, but she is rumoured to be returning for the third series of X Factor as a judge.
Naughty girl: Cheryl Cole, pictured in 2010, built up a good rapport with Cowell during their time together on X Factor in the UK
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Today in Tha Wire, it's been one thing after another with comedian/actor Katt Williams. He's been arrested twice in the past 8 days, now he faces serious charges
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