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Almine Rech Gallery is pleased to announce American ar tist Taryn Simon's sixth solo exhibition with the gallery. Simon will prese nt for the first time in Belgium her series \;Paperwork \;and t he \;Will of Capital. \;The exhibition \;will be comprised of \;large-scale \;color photographs and sculptures&mdash\;the art ist's first foray into the medium\, \;which were debuted at the 56th&nb sp\;Venice Biennale \;in 2015. \;\n
In her work\, Simon combines photography\, text\, and graphic design\, in conceptual projects addressing the production and circulation of knowle dge\, and the politics of representation. For this latest project\, Simon e xplores the stagecraft of power\, examining agreements\, contracts\, treati es\, and decrees drafted to influence systems of governance and economics\, from nuclear armement to oil deals and diamond trading.\n
As the starting points of Paperwork and th e Will of Capital\, Simon drew inspiration from George Sincla ir&rsquo\;s 19th century horticultural study &ndash\; a book containing dri ed grass specimens that inspired Darwin&rsquo\;s theory of evolution &ndash \; and historical photographs of the signings of political accords between leaders of the 44 countries present at the 1944 United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference\, in Bretton Woods\, New Hampshire.\n
In uncovering these archival photographs\, the artist observed that the attending diplomats \;were consistently flanked by&nb sp\;floral arrangements\, arranged to symbolize the importance of the signa tories and the institutions they represented. Simon subsequently worked wit h a botanist to identify and recreate the flowerpieces from the signings. M ore than 4\,000 specimens were shipped to the artist&rsquo\;s New York stud io\, sourced from the world&rsquo\;s largest flower auction in Aalsmeer\, t he Netherlands\, which receives and distributes approximately 20 million fl owers per day. The recreated centerpieces were photographed and custom fram ed in mahogany to emulate the style of boardroom furniture. The correspondi ng floral specimens were subsequently dried\, pressed\, and sewn into sheet s of archival herbarium paper\, which Simon \;displays alongside the ph otographs. The photographic still lifes stand in contrast to the sculptural natures mortes: as time advances\, so will these artifacts transf orm\, revealing mutable versions of themselves.\n
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In a keeper APBA league in which fielding counts, would you risk the #1 rookie draft pick on Santana, Castro or Posey, or a pitcher like Garcia, Bumgarner, Hellickson or Strasburg?
fielding counts, how fun is that?
des. jennings isnt coming in 2011. he doesnt deserve it.
kuroda isnt all that great. but he'd help a contender.
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I can't comment about other parks but as far as Comerica Park there is no reason why you couldn't take a family of four and spend around $125 if you choose to. I usually get my tickets for Tigers games off stubhub and I usually don't end up paying more than 20 a piece after the fees for them, and there are normally cheaper tix than that too but since I don't have kids and it's normally just me and my girlfriend we buy the slightly more expensive ones. So lets say you can get them for 15 a piece with fees, you're talking $60 for tickets. I know of plenty of places to park down there for $10, so now you're up to 70. Say you have a couple beers at $8.50 a piece, now you're up to 87 total. Then you buy your kids a couple soft drinks a piece at $3.50 which takes you up $101. That still leaves you $24 for maybe a pretzel or a hot dog each.
Now of course if you intend on buying each kid a $40 or so souvenir plus having a full meal for the family on top of buying more expensive tickets then yeah, you could easily drop $300 at the game but those are things you certainly don't have to do if you don't want to.
if you want to see at&T expect at least 200$
theyre the current world champs, so theyre expensive. =)
24-27.50 for standing tickets (you do not get a seat)
30-35 for bleachers.
45-50 for top row infield.
Awesome article on the Gigantes Jonah. Good stuff.
Wow, a bit harsh on Babe Ruth. Oh well, I guess that's the politically correct liberal viewpoint nowadays about the greatest baseball player who ever lived. You know, the real home run king who never took any sort of performance enhancing drugs during his career and actually out-homered entire teams (yes, a simplistic stat but still pretty darn cool).
Thanks for any other fantastic article. Where else may anybody get that type of information in such an ideal way of writing? I've a presentation next week, and I'm on the search for such info.


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A Waiheke shuttle operator's bid to get his conviction for disorderly behaviour overturned has failed with a High Court judge finding in favour of the police.
Waiheke Tours owner Max Walker was originally convicted and fined in Auckland District Court last year after an altercation with a Fullers bus driver.
The court heard it happened when Fullers driver Danny McLachlan was sitting in his bus at Matiatia ferry terminal on December 23, 2011 waiting for passengers off the 4pm sailing from Auckland. The packed ferry disgorged an unusually high number of passengers, some of whom queued to get on the bus.
They included residents, backpackers and a mum and dad, with two young children, who had bags and a double stroller.
The prosecution case was that Walker left his shuttle parked behind and approached the bus, going to its front door where people were boarding. The bus driver told him to go away.
Walker left the front area and went to the side of the bus to the back door where, according to police, he informed bus passengers in a raised and angry voice that Fullers did not care about its passengers, that the bus was the wrong type of transport to take, and that the bus was overloaded and illegal.
Walker told passengers he had a shuttle and could take them on it.
McLachlan got out of his driver's seat, walked down the side of the bus to the back door, grabbed Walker and wrenched him off the bus - telling him to get off before pushing him against a wall. Another bus driver intervened.
When McLachlan got back on the bus and drove away the passengers applauded him. Walker was arrested later that day after one of them called police.
In court, Walker gave evidence he was concerned the bus was overloaded and wanted to count the numbers on it.
He saw the family with the pushchair and just made a quiet suggestion to them it would be easier if they put the pushchair on his shuttle.
He said he was then assaulted by McLachlan. A button was ripped off his shirt. It all happened very quickly but when he was asked to leave by the family, he did so because he had made his point.
But after also hearing from Waiheke police constable Fred Aplin, the other bus driver and two of the passengers on McLachlan's bus, Judge McDonald found Walker guilty. The case was heard on January 31, 2013 and Walker was fined $300 together with $130 court costs.
He appealed on the grounds the judge had made mistakes and submitted that the police investigation had been based on a pre-determination to charge him and there had been an inadequate investigation.
The case was heard in the High Court of New Zealand Auckland Registry on June 6. Judge Venning dismissed the appeal and the conviction stands.
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Chronic Sinusitis Treatment & Management
- Author: Itzhak Brook, MD, MSc; Chief Editor: John L Brusch, MD, FACP more...
Approach Considerations
The goals of medical therapy for chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) are to reduce mucosal edema, promote sinus drainage, and eradicate infections that may be present. This often requires a combination of topical or oral glucocorticoids, antibiotics, and nasal saline irrigation. If these measures fail, the patient should be referred to an otolaryngologist for consideration of sinus surgery. The role of bacteria in the pathogenesis of chronic sinusitis remains debatable; however, an early diagnosis and intensive treatment with oral antibiotics, topical nasal steroids, decongestants, and saline nasal sprays results in symptom relief in a significant number of patients, many of whom can be cured. When medical therapy is unsuccessful, refer the patient for surgical evaluation.
Inpatient treatment of chronic sinusitis is indicated for patients with orbital and intracranial complications. Immunosuppressed patients and pediatric patients with chronic sinusitis may need inpatient care, depending on the severity of the disease.
The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Foundation has updated its clinical practice guidelines for the treatment of adult sinusitis.[28] The recommendations to clinicians are as follows:
Distinguish acute bacterial rhinosinusitis from acute rhinosinusitis caused by viral upper respiratory infections and noninfectious conditions
Confirm the clinical diagnosis of CRS with objective documentation of sinonasal inflammation via anterior rhinoscopy, nasal endoscopy, or CT scan
Offer either watchful waiting (without antibiotics) or initial antibiotic therapy for adults with uncomplicated acute bacterial rhinosinusitis
If antibiotics are prescribed, the initial antibiotic therapy for adults with uncomplicated acute bacterial rhinosinusitis should be amoxicillin with or without clavulanate as first-line therapy for 5-10 days
Reassess the patient to confirm to bacterial rhinosinusitis and exclude other causes of illness; assess for complications if the patient worsens or fails to improve with the initial management option by 7 days after diagnosis or worsens during the initial management
Distinguish CRS and recurrent acute rhinosinusitis from isolated episodes of acute bacterial rhinosinusitis and other causes of sinonasal symptoms
Assess patients with CRS or recurrent acute rhinosinusitis for multiple chronic conditions that would modify management (eg, asthma, cystic fibrosis, immunodeficiency, ciliary dyskinesia)
Assess for nasal polyps in patients with CRS
Recommend saline nasal irrigation, topical intranasal corticosteroids, or both for symptomatic relief of CRS
Do not prescribe topical or systemic antifungal therapy in patients with CRS
Control of Predisposing Factors
Because chronic sinusitis has many risk factors and potential etiologies, apply a combined approach to control or modify these factors in the management of chronic sinusitis.
Viral upper respiratory tract infections
Reduce viral exposures by improved personal hygiene. The roles of zinc and vitamin C in the prevention of viral upper respiratory tract infection are controversial. On June 16, 2009, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a public health advisory and notified consumers and health care providers to discontinue the use of intranasal zinc products.[29] The intranasal zinc products (Zicam Nasal Gel/Nasal Swab; Matrixx Initiatives) are herbal cold remedies that claim to reduce the duration and severity of cold symptoms and are sold without a prescription. The FDA received more than 130 reports of anosmia (ie, an inability to detect odors) associated with intranasal zinc. Many of the reports described the loss of smell with the first dose.
Environmental and allergic factors
Environmental factors and/or allergic factors may predispose some individuals to chronic sinusitis. Reduce exposure to dust, molds, cigarette smoke, and other environmental chemical irritants. For patients with confounding nasal allergy, other antiallergy therapies, including either oral or topical antihistamines, cromolyn, topical steroids, and immunotherapy, may reduce recurrences and symptoms of allergic rhinitis.
Smoking cessation likely plays a large role in the success of both medical and surgical treatments because tobacco products act as an irritant to normal nasal mucosa and cilia function.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease
Patients with adult chronic sinusitis may benefit from control of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), which has increasingly been implicated in causing or exacerbating respiratory ailments such as asthma and chronic sinusitis. The exact relationships and mechanisms are presently a matter of speculation.
Appropriate control of various congenital and acquired immunodeficiency states is necessary to cure chronic sinusitis.
Especially for patients with co-existing asthma, leukotriene inhibitors may play a role.
Symptomatic Treatment
Symptoms may be relieved with topical decongestants, topical steroids, antibiotics, nasal saline, topical cromolyn, or mucolytics.
Steam inhalation and nasal saline irrigation may help by moistening dry secretions, reducing mucosal edema, and reducing mucous viscosity.
Initial oral steroid therapy followed by topical steroid therapy was found to be more effective than topical steroid therapy alone in decreasing polyp size and improving olfaction in patients with CRS with at least moderate nasal polyposis.[30]
Catalano et al evaluated balloon dilation for the treatment of chronic frontal sinusitis in 20 patients with advanced sinus disease in whom medical therapy had failed and therefore required operative intervention. Preoperative and postoperative CT scans were compared. There were no significant complications from balloon dilation, and there was significant improvement in patients with certain subsets of CRS.[31]
To see complete information on Balloon Sinuplasty, please go to the main article by clicking here.
Antimicrobial Therapy
An adequate antibiotic trial in CRS usually consists of a minimum of 3-4 weeks of treatment, preferably culture directed. Oral antibiotic regimens are generally used to treat chronic sinusitis, since this condition is primarily treated in an outpatient setting. For resistant cases, there may be a role for intravenous antibiotic therapy.
Initial choice of the appropriate antimicrobial(s) is usually empiric. Sinus cultures are not generally obtained for community-acquired infections unless empiric therapy fails to elicit a response. The agent(s) chosen should be effective against the most likely bacterial etiologies, including both aerobic and anaerobic pathogens. The likelihood of involvement by beta-lactamase–producing organisms should be considered. If methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a possible pathogen, coverage for this should be included. History of drug allergies (if any) and cost of therapy should be taken into account as well. In addition, if the patient has received antibiotics during the preceding 3 months, a different class of antibiotics should be used.
Therapeutic regimens include the combination of a penicillin (eg, amoxicillin) plus a beta-lactamase inhibitor (eg, clavulanic acid), a combination of metronidazole plus a macrolide or a second- or third-generation cephalosporin, and the newer quinolones (eg, moxifloxacin). All of these agents (or similar ones) are available in oral and parenteral forms. Other effective antimicrobials are available only in parenteral form (eg, cefoxitin, cefotetan). If aerobic gram-negative organisms (eg, Pseudomonas aeruginosa) are involved, parenteral therapy with an aminoglycoside, a fourth-generation cephalosporin (cefepime or ceftazidime), or oral or parenteral treatment with a fluoroquinolone (only in postpubertal patients) is added. Parenteral therapy with a carbapenem (ie, imipenem, meropenem) is more expensive but provides coverage for most potential pathogens, both anaerobes and aerobes.
Agents that provide coverage for MRSA should be administered. Some options include tetracyclines, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole or linezolid, which are added to other regimens that cover anaerobes. Parenteral antimicrobials effective against MRSA include vancomycin, linezolid, and daptomycin.
Ferguson et al performed a prospective observational study of 125 adults with classic symptoms of CRS who underwent nasal endoscopy and sinus CT. Severe symptoms occurred more often in younger patients with normal CT scans of the sinus than in those with positive CT findings. Improvement in response to antibiotics was similar for patients with positive CT findings and those with normal CT scans. The authors concluded that most symptoms considered to be typical for CRS proved to be nonspecific, and they suggest that objective evidence of mucopurulence assessed by endoscopy or CT should be obtained if a prolonged course of antibiotics is being considered.[32]
It is useful to tailor therapy to the clinical type of CRS.[33] CRS without nasal polyps is treated with prednisone 20-40 mg daily tapered over 10 days plus an intranasal steroid. Antibiotic therapy is often required for up to 6 weeks or longer and should not be discontinued until the patient is asymptomatic. Discontinuation of antimicrobial therapy prior to complete resolution increases the likelihood of relapse.
Nebulized antibiotics and antifungal agents be used in refractory cases, especially in patients who have undergone sinus surgery and as a means to avoid prolonged therapy with intravenous antibiotics. Further studies need to be done to establish their role in treating CRS.[34]
In individuals with CRS with nasal polyps, the major intervention is to relieve the obstruction to sinus drainage by reducing or eliminating the polyp. This is achieved primarily with glucocorticosteroids, both systemically and intranasally. Antileukotriene agents can be adjunctive to the effect of the steroids, especially in patients with asthma or an allergy to aspirin.[35]
There is a high rate of S aureus colonization of the sinus mucosa in CRS with nasal polyps. Three weeks of doxycycline therapy has been demonstrated to reduce polyp size, possibly because of the anti-inflammatory properties of the tetracyclines, as well as their anti-staphylococcal effects.[36]
Failure to relieve the polyposis obstruction with medical therapy is an indication for a surgical approach.
A 2015 study indicates that there is little difference in clinical outcomes between 3 weeks versus 6 weeks of antibiotic therapy for CRS.[37] This conclusion is contrary to the experience of many practitioners. At minimum, 3 weeks of antibiotic therapy could be used as a benchmark to reevaluate whether the patient has adequately responded. If not, a surgical approach may be considered.
The role of nebulized antibiotics and antifungal agents in treating refractory cases, especially in patients who have undergone sinus surgery, is very limited and generally should be avoided.[34] Fungal CRP is primarily treated with appropriate surgery.[28]
Difficult-to-treat chronic sinusitis is associated with nasal polyps, asthma, and aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease.[38]
In summary, daily saline irrigation with topical cortical steroid therapy is to be considered prime therapy for chronic sinusitis. In patients with nasal polyposis, systemic corticosteroids (3 weeks), doxycycline (3 weeks), and/or a leukotriene antagonist should be considered. In patients without nasal polyps, 3 months of a macrolide antibiotic may be useful.[39]
Surgical Care
Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Surgical care is used as an adjunct to medical treatment in some cases. Surgical care is usually reserved for cases that are refractory to medical treatment and for patients with anatomic obstruction. Preoperative CT findings prior to sinus surgery may be poor predictors of surgical outcomes.[40]
The goal in surgical treatment is to reestablish sinus ventilation and to correct mucosal opposition in order to restore the mucociliary clearance system. Surgery strives to restore the functional integrity of the inflamed mucosal lining.
Recent advances in endoscopic technology and a better understanding of the importance of the ostiomeatal complex in the pathophysiology of sinusitis have led to the establishment of functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) as the surgical procedure of choice for the treatment of chronic sinusitis.[41]
FESS facilitates the removal of disease in key areas, restores adequate aeration and drainage of the sinuses by establishing patency of the ostiomeatal complex, debulks severe polyposis, and causes less damage to normal nasal functioning. FESS is successful in restoring sinus health, with complete or at least moderate relief of symptoms in 80-90% of patients. Supportive medical treatment is instituted preoperatively and postoperatively. In children, surgical management is not as well established and should be reserved for complicated cases.
Occupational exposure may affect FESS outcomes. Symptoms may persist with work-related exposure to inhaled agents, and revision surgery may be required.[42]
In patients who have undergone endoscopic sinus surgery, total and direct healthcare costs, antibiotic usage, and the total number of imaging studies performed decreased after surgery for at least 3 years. However, the use of oral corticosteroids did not change.[43]
For more information, see the Medscape Reference article Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery.
Management of Chronic Maxillary Sinusitis
Three main surgical options are available for chronic maxillary sinusitis:
Endoscopic uncinectomy with or without maxillary antrostomy
Caldwell-Luc procedure
Inferior antrostomy (naso-antral window)
Management of Fungal Sinusitis
The preferred treatment for chronic fungal sinusitis is surgical debridement. Mycetomas or fungus balls are best treated by means of surgical removal. Allergic fungal sinusitis, which usually manifests as nasal polyps and allergic sinusitis, is treated by means of systemic steroids and surgical removal of polyps and mucinous secretions. Prolonged postoperative tapering doses of prednisone and anterior nasal glucocorticoid steroids are indicated to suppress the symptoms of fungal CRS.
Some literature has suggested that topical antifungals may have a role in the treatment of CRS[44] ; however, this treatment remains controversial, and other studies have not supported this approach. A recent assessment that included 6 studies (N = 380) showed no statistically significant benefit of topical or systemic antifungals over placebo for the treatment of CRS.[45]
Dietary Measures
Garlic has an active ingredient (allyl thiosulfinate) that provides a short-term decongestant effect. Eating foods highly seasoned with garlic has been considered therapeutic. Chewing horseradish root is another home remedy reported by some patients as effective for clearing the sinuses, but no scientific data support this belief.
The most common complication of chronic sinusitis is superimposed acute sinusitis. In children, the presence of pus in the nasopharynx may cause adenoiditis, and a high percentage of such patients develop secondary serous or purulent otitis media. Dacryocystitis and laryngitis may also occur as complications of chronic sinusitis in children.
Patients should be urgently referred to an otolaryngologist when they manifest any of these signs and/or symptoms: double or reduced vision, proptosis, rapidly developing periorbital edema, ophthalmoplegia, focal neurologic signs, high fever, severe headache, meningeal irritation, or significant or recurrent nose bleeding.[19]
Orbital complications include preseptal cellulitis, subperiosteal abscess, orbital cellulitis, orbital abscess, and cavernous sinus thrombosis. Intracranial complications include meningitis, epidural abscess, subdural abscess, and brain abscess.[19]
Other complications include osteomyelitis and mucocele formation.
Some studies have suggested a higher incidence of complications associated with fungal sinusitis.[46, 47] Untreated chronic sinusitis can lead to life-threatening complications, as in patients with cystic fibrosis.[48]
Individuals with medically resistant CRS exhibit a higher rate of asthma development. Those who have undergone endoscopic surgery early in their course appear to have a decreased risk of asthma.[49]
Persistent or recurrent episodes of sinusitis despite appropriate medical therapy necessitate referral to an otolaryngologist. Examination, including nasal endoscopy and CT scanning, is mandatory to exclude surgically amenable conditions.
A consult with an otolaryngologist should be considered when one of the following occurs:
The disease is refractory to maximal medical therapy.
The disease has progressed beyond the paranasal sinuses.
The disease is unilateral (patient should be evaluated for potential neoplasm).
Patients have coexisting morbidities that are exacerbated by the sinus disease.
Urgent referral when a complication is suspected (see above)
Seek consultation with an ophthalmologist at the earliest suggestion of orbital involvement. Seek consultation with a dentist when an odontogenic infection is present or suspected.
Long-term Monitoring
Continued outpatient medical treatment with nasal decongestants and topical steroids is important even after surgical treatment.
Nasal douching may improve symptoms, particularly following surgical treatment. Steam inhalation may have a role to liquefy and soften crusts while moisturizing dry inflamed mucosa.
Nasal cavity irrigation using buffered normal saline may have a role in decreasing mucosal edema. Irrigation should be performed at least twice daily.
Patients with presumed allergic rhinitis in conjunction with chronic sinusitis may benefit from an evaluation by an otolaryngologist trained in otolaryngic allergy or an allergist/immunologist. In most instances, prick/puncture tests are performed to clarify the role of allergies.
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The predominant virus so far this season is H1N1. This virus has continued to circulate since the pandemic as a seasonal flu virus, but this is the first flu season since the pandemic that this virus has circulated so widely.
This season, a pattern of hospitalization that is similar to what was seen during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic has started to emerge. During the pandemic, younger people had more flu-related hospitalizations for severe illness than did older adults. If H1N1 virus continues to circulate widely, illness that disproportionately affects young and middle-aged adults may continue to occur this season.
The CDC has received several reports of severe flu illness among young and middle-aged adults, many of whom were infected with the 2009 H1N1 virus. Some hospitalizations and deaths have been reported.
To date this season, 61% of the reported hospitalizations have been in people 18 to 64 years old, while 24% of hospitalizations have occurred in adults 65 years and older. Usually 50% to 60% of flu hospitalizations occur in people aged 65 years and older.
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Four months after suffering a near fatal cardiac arrest, Kaiwera farmer John Chittock is at the top of his game.
The 55-year-old won three of the four events at the Mossburn sheep dog trials in early March - the short head and yard, the straight hunt and the zig-zag hunt with Blue, Pod and Angus respectively.
Chittock said he had won two hunt events at a district competition before, but this was the first time he had won three events in almost 40 years of dog trialling.
"I took it with a grain of salt. It wasn't until people started congratulating me that I thought it was pretty special," he said.
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''As long as the dogs do what I ask I'm happy, but it's up to the man in the box to make his decision,'' he said.
Chittock also placed third in the long head with heading dog Trump at Mossburn and has now qualified all four dogs for the Tux South Island and New Zealand Sheep Dog Trial Championships at Geraldine, which start the week of May 26.
His success on the dog trial circuit is even more significant because he almost died four months ago while competing in the sport he loves.Chittock was running Pod in a hunt event at the Canterbury A&P Show last November when he suffered a cardiac arrest, which caused his heart to stop.
It took four attempts by a paramedic, who had been standing nearby, to revive him.''I was brought back to life.
''I was really lucky I was in the right place at the right time,'' he said.
Chittock, who manages the Salvation Army-owned Jeff Farm at Kaiwera, said he would have died if he had been working at home at the time of the cardiac arrest.
He spent several weeks in hospital and underwent a major operation, a quadruple bypass, and was fitted with a defibrillator and pacemaker.
Chittock credits medical staff and a ''very good nurse at home'' (his wife Liz) for his speedy recovery while his staff kept the farm running.
While convalescing Chittock set himself a goal.
"I was determined that when I was fit and able I would get back into it (dog trialling).
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Chittock admits to being more of a huntaway man, but his focus in recent times has turned more to heading dogs.
"As I'm getting older heading dogs are more handy. They help me catch the sheep."
Chittock, who also mentors young farmers in dog trialling, said he also enjoyed the comradeship and banter that went with the sport.Since the cardiac arrest, he has made a few lifestyle changes which has included modifying his diet and making sure he gets plenty of exercise.
"Diet and exercise are number one.
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"A lot of people don't get a second chance," he said.
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#254 - yourcontentsucks (04/17/2013) [-]
Kinect allows you to control with your voice and hand movements alone