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With the San Antonio Spurs tipping off the 2012-13 season in just a few hours in New Orleans, I thought I'd poll our staff, fellow bloggers and Spurs media members to get their predictions on how this season will end up. My take The Spurs may be another year older, but this is the same team that made it to the Western Conference Finals last season. With Stephen Jackson, Boris Diaw and Patty Mills enjoying a full training camp with the Spurs and with the rest of the squad together another year, I definitely think they'll be able to keep up with the best of the best in the Western Conference. The big three all look to be in great shape, but they'll likely drop a few games toward the end of the season to stay fresh for the playoffs. I've got the Spurs finishing with 52 wins and starting the playoffs with the third seed. A repeat visit to the Western Conference Finals isn't out of the question. While I won't be surprised to see the Spurs keep up offensively with the likes of the Lakers or Thunder in a seven-game series, defense will be the key in whether or not they'll be able to make a fifth trip to the finals. Jeff Garcia The San Antonio Spurs return pretty much with the same team from last season. Aside from adding Nando De Colo, the Spurs will try once again to capture title number five after coming so close last season before imploding in the Western Conference Finals after leading the series 2-0 over the Thunder. With that being said, the team will have another great regular season, deep playoff push but the lack of size might be their undoing should they face the Lakers with Paul Gasol and Dwight Howard or the Thunder with Serge Ibaka and Kendrick Perkins. Even a Grizzlies team with Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph might give them fits in the playoffs. I will not be surprised if this team makes a deep playoff push but in an 82-game season will the legs of Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili hold up after playing at the 2012 London games? Sure, Popovich will rest his key players throughout the season which may cost them a few wins. In the end, the Spurs will finish second in the West with a 57-25 record. Paul Garcia After watching the Los Angeles Lakers struggle in their opening game on Tuesday night, I think the San Antonio Spurs will be the team competing with the Oklahoma City Thunder out West for the number one seed. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Spurs win 60 or more games, but a realistic pick as a season record could be 58-24. The Spurs have speed and depth that can allow the coaching staff to comfortably rest players while still maintaining a winning record, but though I project them to have another magnificent regular season, but their lack of size in the paint may continue to haunt them. I think this season there are four realistic title contenders: the Miami Heat, the Spurs, the Thunder, and possibly the Lakers. If the Spurs can show some growth from within (Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green, Boris Diaw, Tiago Splitter), I wouldn't be surprised to see them as one of the only teams competing in June. Trevor Zickgraf I think it's going to be another great regular season for the Spurs. They'll finish first in the Western Conference with a record of 59-23. Given the chemistry issues Oklahoma City will have to deal with due to the James Harden trade and the Lakers will have their own chemistry and bench issues that will prevent them from overtaking the Spurs in the regular season. It feels incredibly early to make a playoff prediction but given the expected development of Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green and Tiago Splitter, I think the Spurs will beat the Thunder in the Western Conference Finals before losing the Miami Heat in the Finals. Kyle Boenitz Regular season record: 55-27, 3rd in the West. Lose in the Conference semifinals. While I don't think the Spurs belong in the category of championship contenders anymore, they're certainly not going to ride off into the sunset without a fight either. They're returning pretty much the same team that won the Western Conference two years in a row. The age may be a factor and that combined with the rising powerhouses in the conference will put them in third. I think they'll win their first round playoff series easily but lose to the 2-seed in the conference semifinals, whether that be the Lakers or the Thunder. Chris Duel, Talk Now SA 55-27. If the Spurs can stay healthy come playoff time, I would be a fool to bet against Pop and the Big Three in a seven game series against anyone. Tim comes into this season in better shape than any 36-year-old in NBA history. Manu must find a way to avoid injury, especially as the playoffs draw nearer. Tiago Splitter needs to take his game to the next level. Young guns like Danny Green, Kawhi Leonard and Gary Neal will be even better than last year. I expect the Spurs to finish third in the Western Conference in the regular season behind the Lakers and the Thunder. Then, in the playoffs, I believe that a healthy Spurs team can go the distance, avenging their collapse to the Thunder last year, then shocking the Lakers in the Western Conference Finals. The NBA Finals will be the matchup the Spurs nearly enjoyed last June: Spurs vs Heat, with Spurs winning in six games. Paul Castro, Spurs Spanish play-by-play announcer As the spurs enter their 40th season, pretty much with the same team as last year. I expect the Spurs to still be top 3 in the west. The teams stars are older, but they are still a threat. The young guns, are stepping into their roles and the only new addition De Colo, could be another great foreign addition. X factor if you will. I see these Spurs as having the right mix of age, talent and experience. If health isn't a big issue this year I can see them wining 50+ games. Eric Messersmith, ESPNSA.com 57-25. With a ton of experience and depth there's no reason to think the Spurs can't finish near the top of the Western Conference. The big concerns are age and injury, but the team is deep enough to survive stretches without key guys. Rey Moralde, TheNoLookPass.com The San Antonio Spurs are like the NBA's version of the New England Patriots. They have that fantastic franchise player/coach relationship (Duncan/Pop, Brady/Belichick) and they're an annual threat to the title, only to fall short. They always seem to get the right personnel for the job and they're constantly reloading. And while the Spurs are very, very good, nothing suggests to me that they'll win the championship this season outside of disastrous injuries happening to the top teams in the league. The Lakers got better. I still think Oklahoma City is better even without James Harden. And unless Kawhi Leonard becomes this transcendent perimeter stopper, the defense is still going to be their weakness until further notice. The Spurs are a well-oiled offensive machine, which is a huge contrast to the defensive teams that won them titles. But that defense is exactly the formula they need and they don't have it. Unfortunately, they have to score with this personnel. While it's exciting, it's not what wins a title. Ask the Steve Nash-era Suns. I see them in a close battle for the second seed in the West, only to fall short and getting the 3rd seed. I'll chock them down for 55-27. And then they'll fall to the Thunder once again in a second-round match-up. Be sure to leave your predictions in the comments below, and for more on the Spurs as they get ready to open up the season tonight, make sure to listen to our Live Tipoff Special starting around 3:30 p.m. later this afternoon.
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"It felt more like home," White says of Auburn. "They're a great coaching staff they are God-fearing people. The players are very respectful and well-groomed guys. They're great guys to be around."
Recruited mostly by offensive line coach Jeff Grimes and defensive coordinator Ted Roof, the staff had a big impact on White's decision.
"They can relate to people more, they're more down to earth and I can talk to them anytime," White explains. "They're always in the office and I can call them anytime I want and talk to them."
Playing a position of need, the 6-2, 210 White becomes the second linebacker commitment for Auburn this year joining Pelham's Jake Holland, and the third in-state player along with wide receiver Jeremy Richardson.
White gave his commitment to Auburn over schools from several different conference. "In the end I chose Auburn over Florida State, Florida, Cal and Troy," he says.
A speedster who also runs track for the Trojans, White had a big junior season at both linebacker and wide receiver for his team.
In 2008 White made 88 tackles with one interception, caused six fumbles and recovered two more, had four sacks, and scored one defensive touchdown. He also rushed for 410 yards and caught passes for 375 yards, scoring seven offensive touchdowns. White averaged 25 yards per punt return and 28 yards per kickoff return on special teams.
Rated as a three-star prospect and the number 25 outside linebacker in the nation by Scout.com, White is Auburn's sixth commitment for the 2010 class joining Holland, Richardson, Shaun Kitchens, Shun Coleman and Cody Parkey.


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As the moats, horse manure, chandeliers and duck houses have come pouring out of the Westminster expenses bag over the last fortnight, I have been working on a series of interviews with asylum seekers. The power inequalities couldn't be more pronounced. While those at the top are getting more than they are entitled to, those at the bottom are consistently getting less than they deserve.
Half an hour's tube journey from the ornate House of Commons, a group of African women bustle into the Crossroads Women's Centre in Kentish Town. They squeeze into the room with their prams, talk quietly to advisers on worn seats and rummage through jumbles of old clothes. They're here because there's nowhere else for them to go; statutory services have failed to provide them with the support they need.
Many would argue that these women should not be entitled to the same support as vulnerable British citizens. But they are not. Their benefits are just two thirds of the average and often come in vouchers rather than cash; their education is segregated and their health benefits are difficult to obtain. But talking to the women at the centre, it became clear that most of them are not even getting the small, second-class services they are entitled to, let alone the ones they need.
One woman told me about how she arrived in Heathrow airport when she was 13, alone and clutching little more than a passport. She'd made a lucky escape from armed rebels in Uganda, and was looking for refuge. As an unaccompanied minor, she should have been entitled to state support until she was 18, but this was denied. With no benefits, she fell on to the streets. When she begged the council for help, they shouted at her to go away.
In cases like these, asylum seekers don't get what they are legally entitled to because of discrimination. In others, it is because social workers do not have the time or training to get to grips with an overly complicated and ever-changing system of benefits. But most frequently, social workers cannot help because national policy prevents them from doing so.
One woman I spoke to for example, a lady who had fled rape in Burundi, was left pregnant on the streets after she was told she wasn't eligible for benefits. After a month sleeping on buses and inside doorways, she tried to kill herself. Luckily she was rescued and admitted into a psychiatric hospital where the doctors – knowing the state would not provide for her – decided to keep her in the ward until she gave birth. But when she was too weak to breastfeed her newborn son, the nurses still said she was "not eligible" for milk on the ward.
After days spent hearing stories like this, I'd go home and switch on the news. To hear that an MP had managed to claim £1,600 for a floating duck house while an unaccompanied child was being denied shelter was shocking. To hear that claims were being made for champagne when babies were being denied milk was diabolical. If this sounds overly emotive, it shouldn't. We must be clear about this – MPs expenses are paid with public money – these funds should be going to provide a safety net for the most vulnerable, not being redirected into pockets that are already adequately full.
These women's stories throw the stark power inequalities in society into sharp relief. While MPs – the majority of whom are privileged, white and male – take more than they are entitled to, the most vulnerable – largely women and children from ethnic minority backgrounds – are getting less than they deserve. When thinking about how to move to a fairer system of claims in Westminster, we should also think about a fairer deal for those outside it. The injustice of entitlement for those at the bottom is as big as those at the top.
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Around this time of year, financial institutions are fond of publishing surveys showing that, if you gave up eating chocolate, made your own sandwiches and stopped going for a quick drink after work, you could be rich. Perhaps they are right. But why give up life's small pleasures when you could save far more by cutting back on what you spend on the boring stuff?
Could it be that doing something about the boring stuff is, well, so boring as to be apathy-inducing?
It would appear so. According to a recent report by the Department of Trade and Industry on consumer attitudes to switching suppliers, most people are overcome with inertia.
We're not that bad at taking action to make savings on the really tedious stuff: 53 per cent of consumers shop around for car insurance and 30 per cent regularly change buildings and contents policies.
But when it comes to changing mortgage lenders, apathy reigns. While a third of the people surveyed had thought about switching their mortgage in the past five years, a mere 12 per cent had gone through with it. Yet moving your mortgage could finance a chocolate habit many times over: on an interest-only mortgage of £75,000, shaving just one percentage point off the interest rate you currently pay would save £750 a year.
Then there are the savings to be made from switching gas and electricity suppliers. The DTI says we're getting better at taking advantage of competition in these markets but figures from the energy regulator, Ofgem, suggest there is still a long way to go. Although consumers have had the freedom to change the company that supplies their domestic energy for at least two years now, 70 per cent have stuck with British Gas and 80 per cent prefer to remain with their local ex-monopoly electricity supplier.
Consumers have also been slow to profit from lower prices as a result of the opening up of the telecoms market. 'Loyalty levels to BT are high,' concludes the DTI. Only 11 per cent of people have taken steps to save money on their phone bills by moving away from BT.
But apathy isn't entirely to blame. Research commissioned by the telecoms regulator, Oftel, found that 15 million consumers weren't aware that there are at least three different types of telecoms services supplier, and didn't realise they could save up to 20 per cent on phone bills by shopping around.
The DTI puts consumer reluctance to change energy supplier down to the perceived 'hassle factor combined with the risk of change and a view that the savings will not be sub- stantial'. But could it be that the majority of non-switchers are happy with the savings that competition in the energy markets has already brought? Figures from the National Audit Office, show that doing nothing results in a combined saving of £70 a year on gas and electricity.
Or perhaps the doorstep sales methods employed by many of the new energy suppliers put a lot of people off. If the doorsteppers of South London are anything to go by, even when asked nicely, they are unable to give actual tariff information - asking you take their word for it that you will save money. And no fine upstanding consumer is going to fall for that.
The trouble is, they're probably right. On average, the NAO says people who have switched saved £78 a year on gas and £45 on electricity. Not a huge amount compared with switching your mortgage, but enough to pay for the occasional guilt-free chicken tikka sandwich.
Telephone: Good line in cheap calls
To save money on your phone bills, you needn't even change your phone number. One option is to stick with BT but switch to a special package. BT Together costs £2 a month more than standard line rental at £9.99, but halves the cost of national calls and brings international discounts. The £11.99 monthly line rental also includes free calls to the value of £2.40 a month.
The BT Talk Together package costs £14.99 a month and covers all local weekend and evening calls. To make the extra £5 a month worthwhile, you would need to make at least 17 minutes of local off-peak calls each day.
But you can save more on national and international calls through an indirect access company. According to a recent Which? report, a 10-minute national daytime call routed through Eurobell (0800 499 994) will cost 50p less than BT standard rate and 11p less than the BT Together rate. Using One.Tel, quip or WorldxChange (0800 975 1500) could cut the cost of a 10-minute call to the US by as much as £1.70.
Until now, using an indi rect access company involved either dialling a four-digit access code or plugging a special autodialler into your BT phone socket. But thanks to a new service, carrier pre-selection, (CPS) calls can now be switched through to a different company at the telephone exchange.
At the moment you can choose a different company only for national and international calls - although you can use a different company for each type of call. But by the end of the year, you should be able to use different companies for all calls, including premium-rate and those to mobile phones.
One disadvantage of CPS is that pre-selecting one company for a particular type of call won't get the best deal at all times of day. Another is that shopping around for the best deal could involve trawling through the tariff information of over 90 companies (available at www.magsys.co.uk).
But for £24.98 (including VAT and delivery) for a special unit the size of a paperback book, Talk (0800 107 0139) will ensure your calls are always charged at the most competitive rate on the market. The service costs £2 a month (£1 if you pay by direct debit) and there's a connection charge of 2p a call.
Gas: Hot air on savings
There are three ways to save on your gas bills: use less; change the way you pay your bill; and/or change your supplier.
If you pay your British Gas bill quarterly, you can save just over £30 a year if you manage to pay all four bills within 10 days of their issue. But you will save slightly more if you change to monthly direct debit. This secures a price reduction of around 8 per cent which, on a typical annual gas consumption of 19,050 kilowatt hours, represents an annual saving of £34.
Changing the company that sends the bill can produce bigger savings. And since your gas pipes and meter stay the same, the only hassle involved, if you want an accurate idea of how much you could save, is working out your annual gas consumption.
How large the savings will be depends on the size of your gas bill, how you currently pay it and whether you would be prepared to change your payment method on switching supplier. Using figures published by Ofgem, the table on page 2 shows the savings you can make if your annual gas consumption is small (10,000 kWh), medium (19,050 kWh) and large (28,000 kWh).
Cash has calculated that, whatever your consumption, you will save the most - up to 25 per cent - if you currently pay quarterly, don't qualify for British Gas's prompt payment discount and change to paying by monthly direct debit with a new supplier. Next best is the 20 per cent savings if you continue to pay quarterly with a new company. The savings go down to 10 to 15 per cent if you currently pay by monthly direct debit and would carry on after switching supplier.
To achieve those kind of reductions, you need to pick the cheapest supplier. In all cases, the highest savings were from Amerada's Internet-based operation at www.amerada.co.uk. Powergen (0500 24 0500) came a close second but beat amerada.co.uk for those prepared to apply through its website (www.powergen.co.uk) and qualify for its £15 cash-back.
Other companies offering savings worth switching for include: Eastern Energy (0800 092 9292); ScottishPower (0800 400 200); Sweb Gas (0845 073 4343); Yorkshire Electricity (0800 073 4343); and Internet-based Servista Power.
Electricity: Switch on to current bargains
Although the savings tend to be smaller, if you're going to change gas supplier, you may as well change your electricity company too.
Your cables and meter are unaffected and, as with switching gas suppliers, the amount you'll save depends on how you pay, how much electricity you use and who you switch to.
But because electricity prices vary according to where you live - and whether you use standard or Economy 7 electricity - the size of saving you can expect also depends on which regional ex-monopoly company supplies your home. The table gives potential savings if you use standard electricity and switched to the cheapest supplier in your area.
Different prices in different parts of the country also means that no single supplier will provide the best deal in all regions. Your payment method and annual consumption will also have a bearing on which companies will provide the best incentives to switch.
However, it would be worth getting a quote from Amerada's web-based company (0845 305 3000), which was one of the cheapest suppliers in all regions, beaten only by Npower. Npower (0800 389 2388) offers a good deal in all areas except its own and Scotland.
Northern Electric & Gas (0800 996 622), Scottish Hydro-Electric ((0800 223 377), Southern Electric (0800 117 116), Swalec (0800 052 5252) and Utility Link (0845 601 2421) offer some of the lowest prices in at least half of the old electricity regions.
Other companies selling the cheapest power in some areas include: London Electricity (0800 096 5010), Manweb (0800 503 050), ScottishPower ((0800 400 200) Seeboard Energy (0800 092 9292), Sweb (0800 365 200) and internet-based Virgin Energy (0800 085 5008).
Dual fuel deals: Two into one goes nicely
The alternative to buying your gas from one supplier and your electricity from another is to use the same company to supply both.
Ofgem figures suggest that dual-fuel will always be more expensive if you stick with paying your bill quarterly. But if you keep to paying by monthly direct debit, the picture is less clear cut. If you get your gas from British Gas and your electricity from London Electricity, Norweb Energi, Scottish Hydro-Electric, Scottish Power, SWEB or Yorkshire Electricity, the cheapest dual-fuel deal available in your area will reap the same savings as the best deals from separate suppliers.
A dual-fuel deal may be no more expensive if you consume a medium or large amount of energy and you change from paying quarterly to monthly. However, small users tend to get bigger savings from separate deals unless their electricity is currently supplied by London Electricity, Northern Electric & Gas, Norweb Energi, Scottish Hydro-Electric or Yorkshire Electricity.
Companies worth approaching for dual-fuel quotes include www.amerada.co.uk (which was the cheapest in all areas); Powergen (0500 240 500) and ScottishPower (0800 400 200).
A step-by-step guide to switching
1. Work out your annual gas and electricity consumption by adding up the kiloWatt hours (your electricity bill may call these units) from your last four bills.
2. Use the internet to find companies that will save you money. Enter your details into the interactive calculators at www.unravelit.com or www.uswitch.co.uk.
3. Check what kind of contract you are being offered. With rolling contracts, the supplier is free to change the tariff after giving you 10 days' notice, but you are usually free to change to another supplier without penalty. With fixed contracts, the price can't go up during the fixed period, but you could be charged a fee if you decide to switch again before the period is over.
4. Expect the whole process to take about 28 days.
For general advice contact energywatch (the newly formed Gas and Electricity Consumers' Council) on 0800 887777 or go towww.energywatch.org.uk. For help with complaints, phone 0845 906 0708 for gas; 0845 601 3131 for electricity. Energy Advice Centre network on 0800 512 012.


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By Chris Brass
We have been through a lot together and I know that you are filled with doubts about us getting back together. Miscommunication, misunderstandings and mistrust have done more than their fair share of tearing this relationship apart. First thing that I want you to know is that I love you more than you could possibly imagine and the idea of living the rest of my life with you at my side would be just more than a dream come true, it would be answered prayers.
To say 'I love you' has always come easy to me, but to tell you I love you with out the actions to back it up is in my opinion empty hollow words. Flowers, holding you tight and kissing you still does not do justification for the feelings that I have but to say and do those thing while ensuring that you have the freedom to do things that are important to you, taken care of and treated properly is just a small way to show you the love I have. To sit back and watch as family treat you poorly, take advantage of you and prevent you from getting the things you need does not come easily.
You wonder if I find you as attractive as I did the day that we had our intimate ceremony and said 'I do.' The answer is that yes, I still find you as stunning as the first day that I saw you and so much more.
Is it possible if the love that we had for each other can be rekindled, and I can assure you that the love that I have for you has always been there, never left and has even grown.
You wonder if we still have the patience to tolerate each other after all the things that we've endured, but I can tell you that I don't need to dig very deep to find a well filled with it for you.
You worry that we don't enjoy the same things, but to me its the time I spend with you that makes it extra special.
You want more time to think about us, and for you I will make all the time that you need. This relationship is special, has always been special and want you to feel as confident as I do. Because it will take both of us to want it in order for it to be successful.
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Barkov is out there competing every shift, making things happen, and is being trusted to be the most important player for his team as a young 17 year old and 19 year old Armia is most likely floating around waiting for an opportunity to pounce and subsequently turn the puck over.
They're fundamentally different players, but it's still disconcerting to see the gap between the two.
There's a reason Barkov is in top 5 discussion and Armia was a mid-first pick. It's because Barkov is a more impressive prospect. I don't really find it all that disconcerting. That there are better players than Armia doesn't mean Armia won't pan out.
I'd also bet good money Armia would look much better if he actually had a linemate who could set him up considering he's definitely a shoot-first kind of player. In the WJCs, for instance, he's been a significant player for Finland, only being outscored by Granlund and Pulkinen last year (5+2 in 7 games), and I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a Fin who wouldn't slot him on their top line this year. But he's playing with Michael freaking Ryan.
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Meryl Streep inspires both terror and a measure of awe as the imperious editor of a glossy fashion magazine in the screen version of Lauren Weisberger's best-selling novel.
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Detox Treatments By Dr. Oz And Others Lack Evidence, Benefit
Popular "detox" cleanses, including one promoted by Dr. Mehmet Oz on his popular TV show, are unproven and ineffective, a CBC Marketplace investigation reveals.
Marketplaceteamed up with some sorority sisters at Western University to test Dr. Oz's 48-hour cleanse, which he promotes on his website and his much-watched television show. The show also investigated two other trendy treatments that claim to "detoxify" the body.
Despite bold promises that the treatments would purify, detoxify and boost energy and optimize organ function, the cleanses lacked any scientific evidence of efficacy, or clear idea of what toxins they would actually diminish.
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People undergoing chemotherapy, diabetics, people with nutritional deficiencies and people with kidney disease should not try a juice fast. The high sugar consumption involved in juice fasts can skyrocket blood-sugar levels in diabetics, which can result in fatigue, unexplained weight loss, blurry vision, excessive hunger and thirst, and wounds or infections that heal more slowly than usual. According to USA Today, the high levels of potassium and minerals from excessive juice consumption can build up in the blood to hazardous levels in those with kidney disease. And the high levels of antioxidants and low levels of protein can be dangerous for those undergoing chemo.
While the juice form does hydrate and supply nutrients, registered dietitian Jennifer Nelson says there's no reliable scientific research to support claims that juicing your produce is healthier than eating it whole. Actually, the fiber and some of the antioxidants found in the skins and seeds of fruits and vegetables are often eliminated in the juicing process. For example, the white pulp in an orange provides flavonoids, but that's usually left behind. Because juice doesn't offer the fiber contained in fruits and veggies, the body absorbs fructose sugar more easily, which can affect blood-sugar levels, according to Food Republic. If you do decide to try a juice cleanse, drink more veggie juices (carrots and beets not included) and limit fruit juice to one glass a day in order to avoid this potential side effect. None of this means you shouldn't drink juice. It simply means, instead of drinking only juice for weeks, a healthier route might just be including juices in a balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, lean protein and whole grains. (Photo courtesy of Flickr/plindberg)
You're not going to feel as satisfied and full if you drink your meals instead of chewing them, Livestrong.com explains. Additionally, the fiber that's been left out of the juice would have helped slow consumption and make you feel more sated.
You should always be skeptical when a diet requires extreme restrictions and cuts out entire food groups. There's a reason dietary guidelines include various categories of food: You can't get all of your essential vitamins and minerals out of just one. Livestrong.com explains that juice fasts frequently lack substantial amounts of protein and fat. "Few fruits contain significant amounts of fat and protein, and vegetables that contain these macronutrients -- such as avocados, beans and lentils -- do not lend themselves to juicing," Livestrong says. "Without sufficient protein, your body has no raw materials with which to build new tissue. A lack of fat leaves your skin and hair in poor shape and contributes to malabsorption of fat-soluble vitamins." Extend your juice fast, and you might just cause serious damage. Dr. Glenn D. Braunstein, chairman of the Department of Medicine at Cedars-Sinai, says that longer fasts could result in electrolyte imbalances. Additionally, if you're not getting enough calories, your body could start using muscle tissue instead of fat for energy. (Photo courtesy of Flickr/Arenamontanus)
Will you lose weight? Probably -- you're cutting out all of the fat from your diet and drastically lowering your caloric intake. But you'll most likely put it right back on after the fast. "There's nothing wrong with going on a juice fast for a few days," said Dr. James Dillard, assistant clinical professor at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City, on WebMD. "But it's not a great way to lose weight, because you'll gain it all back -- you yo-yo. It's just like the Atkins diet. The weight you lose is water weight." And Dr. Braunstein (of Cedars-Sinai) says this type of deprivation can also result in dizziness, nausea, constipation, fatigue and irritability. Additionally, if you do this to your body enough, you could permanently lower your metabolism -- as if it's not tough enough to lose weight as it is. New York Times writer Judith Newman tried a juice cleanse and wrote about her experience: "This kind of cleansing puts a lot of stress on your body," she wrote. "Your body wants and expects food. And as with most crash diets, which is really what this is, your body thinks it's starving. It doesn't know it's going to get more food. So it lowers your metabolism, and if you do this enough, it can lower your metabolism permanently."
Don't get me wrong: A "detox diet" to rid my body of all the crap I've recently put in it sounds convincing, even to me. Who wouldn't want to "cleanse" their body of all the chemicals, fat and alcohol they've consumed? The fact is, though, our body does an excellent job of this already; our liver, kidneys and intestines filter the unwanted things we ingest and expel them through urine, bowel movements, breath and sweat. We don't need to punish ourselves with strict juice-only diets to eliminate the bad stuff. People were talking about detoxification back in the early 1900s, according to QuackWatch. Supporters of the process claimed that "intestinal sluggishness causes intestinal contents to putrefy, toxins are absorbed and chronic poisoning of the body results." Scientists abandoned this theory, though, in the 1930s, and these mysterious "toxins" that everyone keeps trying to get rid of have never been discovered. "Our bodies are very good at eliminating all the nasties that we might ingest over the festive season," said Dr. John Emsley, a chemical scientist quoted in the Washington Times in a story about the potential of detox diets to get rid of all the junk we put in our bodies over the holidays. The idea of detoxing our bodies by "drinking fancy bottled water or sipping herbal teas is just nonsense." (Photo courtesy of Flickr/lululemon athletica)
The weight loss industry is a business -- a booming one at that. As of February 2011, the weight loss market was valued at almost $60 billion, including bariatric surgery, diet soft drinks, health club revenues and more by Marketdata Enterprises. BluePrintCleanse, a popular New York-based manufacturer, will charge you $65 a day for its cleansing package of juices. Los Angeles-based Pressed Juicery offers three different cleanse packages, each providing five juices and one almond milk for a total cost of $70 a day. Want to juice at home? Get ready to put down some money. Juicers range from $30 to $300. And since you shouldn't be saving unpasteurized juice for later, you might want to buy one for the office while you're at it. (Photo courtesy of Flickr/Andrew Stawarz)
Proponents of the juice fast claim it will cure your case of the sniffles and even treat cancer. There has been no scientific evidence suggesting it will do anything but help increase your vitamin intake -- which, yes, could benefit your health, but the calorie restriction and lack of protein might actually slow healing. Your body needs all the vitamins, minerals and nutrients it can get to heal. The best thing you can do with your diet is to make sure you're not depriving it of an essential nutrient and eat balanced, well-portioned meals. As for cancer, the American Cancer Society states that current scientific research does not support fasting (including juice fasting) to treat it. Additionally, as previously stated, those undergoing chemotherapy should not attempt a juice fast because of the risk posed by the high levels of antioxidants and low levels of protein.
It's true. Many people who try these detox diets report having more energy and feeling more focused. However, as Mayo Clinic explains, this could be due to the belief that they're doing something good for their bodies. That said, you could also argue that there's nothing wrong with a placebo effect if it does the job. As the NYT writer who tried one of these cleanses wrote, "What's so bad about feeling a little better, even if there's no demonstrable proof that you actually are better?"
"In looking at the medical literature on these things, there has never been a properly conducted scientific investigation of any of these treatments that I've been able to find," Dr. George Dresser, a toxicologist, pharmacologist and an internal medicine specialist at London Health Sciences Centre, told Marketplace co-host Tom Harrington. "It's an intensely popular topic. And it's popular because people are interested in a quick fix to health "
In addition to Dr. Oz's cleanse diet, the show also looked at two other detox programs and examined the science behind the treatments. The full investigation, Detox Challenge, airs tonight at 8pm (8:30pm NT) on CBC Television.
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Dr. Oz -- who is the vice-chair and professor of surgery at Columbia University, as well as the host of the popular Dr. Oz Show -- markets his 48-hour cleanse as "the ultimate detox solution," which promises to "revitalize you from the inside out" and boost liver and kidney function. Dr. Oz does not charge money for the cleanse recipes; they are based on ingredients you can buy at the grocery store.
A group of sorority sisters from Western University volunteered to help Marketplace test the cleanse. Half of the group participated in the Dr. Oz cleanse, which required that the students observe a strict diet and refrain from alcohol and caffeine, and not eat any food after 7 p.m. They also drank detoxifying teas and took soothing baths as prescribed by the diet, while the other students ate and drank normally.
To test the efficacy of the cleanse, all students had their liver and kidney functions tested both before and after the 48-hour period. At the end of the 48-hour period, however, Dr. Dresser was unable to detect any physiological benefit at all, or even tell which students had participated in the cleanse.
Dr. Dresser told Marketplace that he doubted that any detox cleanse would have a real benefit, regardless of the duration.
Despite a CV that boasts degrees from Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania medical school, Dr. Oz has been the target of growing criticism from fellow medical and science professionals for his promotion of products and methods that lack evidence. "Given his education and influence," wrote Erin May on the Harvard University science research blog Policylab, "there's no excuse for the unsubstantiated claims and sensational language that is so pervasive on his show."
In response to some of these criticisms, a spokesperson for Dr. Oz told one newspaper: "Our audience are not scientists, and the show needs to be more lively than a dry scientific discussion." Dr. Oz declined to be interviewed for the Marketplace story.
Cleanses lack evidence
Detox cleanses, programs, supplements and scrubs line the shelves of health food and drug stores and fuel a multi-billion dollar industry.
Dr. Dresser, who is also a professor of toxicology and pharmacology at Western University, worked with Marketplace to test Dr. Oz's cleanse and says that many detox treatments on the market are vague about what they do or how they work.
"It's sometimes difficult to know exactly what toxins they're talking about," he says.
He says that hype about detoxifying "superfoods" is not supported by science. "There is no evidence that I can see that there are specific foods that are better at detoxifying than others. I think that the value of food is its nutrient value. And I think that we should all be consuming good-quality food. But in terms of one food being able to detoxify or enhance elimination of noxious substances in your body, I don't think there's any evidence for that."
While the Dr. Oz cleanse had no medical benefit, Dr. Dresser says that it is not dangerous. "The good news, I suppose, is that the detox treatment didn't result in a negative change in health status. But there was also no improvement."
Dr. Dresser says that the detox trend is fuelled by our desire for a quick-fix solution to health.
"From a health-behavior standpoint," he says, "I think that if you read any claim that says, in two days or seven days, or thirty days, 'I can substantially change your health status,' I think you should be skeptical."
"I think that there's a lot of these things, like the detox treatments, where there isn't substantial evidence for benefits," he says. "And yet people are using them. And, in a way, that's an indictment of us in the medical system for not communicating better what we know."
In 2009, the UK group Voice of Young Scientists published The Detox Dossier, a report on popular detox treatments.
The group found companies that market detox products were unable to point to evidence that supported their claims, or even come up with a coherent definition of what "detox" means. In addition: "many of the claims about how the body works were wrong and some were even dangerous."
As one of the report's authors, biologist Harriet Ball, wrote: "Detox is marketed as the idea that modern living fills us with invisible nasties that our bodies can't cope with unless we buy the latest jargon-filled remedy."
Dr. Dresser says that our bodies already cleanse and detoxify our bodies quite effectively.
"The liver is incredibly efficient at getting rid of those noxious substances. The kidneys do a great job at eliminating many toxins that are soluble in water," he says.
"We have everything we need inside of us right now."


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A Hezbollah commander who fought in Syria's civil war was shot dead outside his home in Lebanon on Wednesday in an attack which the militant Shi'ite group blamed on Israel.
Israel denied any role in the killing of Hassan al-Laqqis, who was shot from close range by a silenced gun as he arrived home at around midnight in the Hadath district of Beirut, a source close to Hezbollah said.
Hezbollah, which fought a 34-day war with Israel in 2006, also sent fighters into neighbouring Syria to support President Bashar al-Assad against mainly Sunni Muslim rebels, an intervention which helped to raise sectarian tension in Lebanon.
A previously unknown group, Ahrar al-Sunna Baalbek brigade, claimed responsibility for the attack in a message on Twitter. The claim could not be verified but the name of the purported group suggested Lebanese Sunni Muslim connections.
Footage from the scene broadcast by Hezbollah's Al Manar television on Wednesday showed two bullet marks in a wall and muddy footprints it said had been left by possibly more than one assailant.
Hezbollah described Laqqis, who will be buried in Baalbek in the Bekaa Valley later in the day, as "one of the leaders of the Islamic resistance" against Israel who had been frequently targeted by the Jewish state.
He had been with Hezbollah since it was set up with Iranian support in the 1980s to fight Israeli troops occupying south Lebanon. His son was killed in the 2006 war, Hezbollah said in a statement.
"The Israeli enemy tried to get to our martyr brother several times, in more than one location, but these attempts failed until this repugnant assassination," it said.
Israel would "bear full responsibility and all the consequences for this heinous crime", it said.
But Israel denied involvement. "This has strictly nothing to do Israel," foreign ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor said.
"Hezbollah has made a fool of itself in the past with these automatic and groundless accusations against Israel … If they are looking for explanations as to what is happening to them, they should examine their own actions."
The source close to Hezbollah said Laqqis had taken part in several battles inside Syria.
Five years ago top Hezbollah commander Imad Moughniyah was killed in a Damascus car bombing. Hezbollah has blamed Israel for Moughniyah's death and vowed to avenge it.
The source also said Wednesday's attack bore the hallmarks of an Israeli operation, and analyst Charles Lister of IHS Jane's in London said it suggested an element of "professionalism and prior intelligence".
"But what is very clear is that it comes under the context of Hezbollah and its role in Syria," he said. "It was expected that Hezbollah would blame Israel, but that is not necessarily the case."
The open role of Hezbollah fighters in the Syrian civil war and the steady flow of Lebanese Sunnis joining the anti-Assad rebels have fuelled sectarian strife in Lebanon.
Car bombs killed dozens of people in Beirut in August and a twin suicide attack on the Beirut embassy of Hezbollah's patron Iran killed at least 25 people last month.
An Iranian foreign ministry spokeswoman blamed Israel for that attack, but responsibility was claimed by a Lebanon-based al Qaeda-linked group, the Abdullah Azzam brigades.
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said he believed the group had support from Saudi Arabia, Iran's main regional rival whose backing for Assad's foes has pushed it deeper into a proxy conflict in Syria against Tehran.
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"To kaise hain aap log?"
Nowadays, whenever you hear this statement only one person comes in your mind that is AJEY NAGAR or popularly known as CARRYMINATI. He is one of the fastest growing YouTubers of India. One of the most talented person along with phenomenal acne and born gameplay commentary artist.
Carryminati : A Perfect Combination of Talent and Hard work
A local boy from Faridabad, who is only 17 years old has done his schooling from DPS, Faridabad. He has set a perfect example by making us realize that if you have talent and you are doing hard work in the right direction then that will definitely help you to achieve what you want in your life and he constantly did that.
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• He started his first channel in 2010 named ADDICTED A1, which was not very successful in which he used to give review about gameplay and football tricks
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Ajey, in his Instagram video, posted "Finally made our 'teri meri kahani' cover. With @rofl_delhite @hawaai_chappal @hawashmi Date done with @bhuvan.bam22″, so we are hoping a collaboration of BB Ki Vines and CarryMinati soon. It will be interesting to see a video of BB and Carryminati together.
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On 9th of August 2016, Ajey uploaded a video, "The Kissing Insanity" which was the video of a YouTube channel named 'Baap of Backchod'. Just after uploading the video, he got a strike from 'Baap of Backchod' for copyright issues and this was the third strike on his channel which means "Carryminati" could have been banned from YouTube in just seven days.
Carry asked his fans for help and his loyal fans spammed the comment section of 'Baap of Bakchod' with the name of Carryminati . The other two strikes were from an artist "Bhim Niroula" for defaming him on 30th of July.
After 2 days of the third strike, he contacted his friend who wrote an official email to Bhim Niroula .Then he took back both of his strikes for some unknown reason and Ajey was able to continue his channel thereafter.
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He got about 50,000 subscribers in just a month and in August, the number of subscribers popped up to 1,00,000 and by this date, he is having about 2,58,000 subscribers and this shows that people are loving his work. He is the fastest growing Indian YouTuber .We hope that he continues the good work.
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The Hoggard boys basketball team is no stranger to games decided in the final minute, having played eight games this season that have come down to the last few possessions.
It was no different for the Vikes on Friday night as Hoggard used a clutch three-pointer by Jack Bagley to pull out a 37-35 overtime victory at Laney. Heading into the crosstown rivalry matchup, Hoggard was 3 for 5 in contests decided late in the game.
"It was good to just get a win and really good to win a close game," said Hoggard Coach Brett Queen. "We have to sharpen up some things because I think there are a lot of things we're doing to put ourselves in that situation. Coach Faulk had a good game plan and really slowed us down, limiting our ability to get the ball inside."
Trailing by one with 14.6 seconds left in the extra period, good ball movement between Xavier Johnson and A.J. Frye gave Bagley an open look from the wing and the senior guard drained his fifth trifecta of the game. Johnson recorded his sixth block on the Bucs' last-second attempt to preserve the result.
"We had some guys make some plays," Queen added. "That was a huge shot Jack [Bagley] hit. That kid is in the gym all the time, shooting and working. He's had some other shots this year that haven't gone in when he's taken big shots, but I keep telling him I want him shooting and taking those shots."
Bagley sank five treys in the effort, surpassing the school record for three-point attempts made with his game-winner. He finished with a team-high 15 points.
The Bucs were content to slow the game and stick to their game plan throughout as Marquan Miller provided some key baskets for Laney with a game-high 18 points.
Laney did a good job preventing Hoggard's inside players from taking over the scoring column, holding Johnson to just one basket, which gave the Vikings a 32-31 edge late in the fourth quarter. Chris Bennett eventually sank 1 of 2 from the free throw line in the waning seconds of the period to force overtime.
After both teams committed turnovers on the opening possessions in overtime, Patrick Morrison put Hoggard in front 34-32 with an offensive rebound and put back, but Jordan John's three-point basket with 37.4 seconds remaining gave Laney a one-point edge to setup the dramatic finish.
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With the game tied 14-all at the half, Hoggard used a 7-0 run to start the third quarter thanks to Bagley's third three-ball, followed by back-to-back buckets in the paint by Frye. Miller responded with three converted attempts from the free throw line in addition to a steal and lay-in just before the buzzer to cut the Bucs' deficit to 23-20 headed into the final eight minutes of regulation. Robert Wilkerson hit a baseline jumper for Hoggard during Laney's spurt to keep it a two-possession game.
The Bucs outscored Hoggard 12-9 during the fourth quarter, which included a three-pointer from John to put Laney in front 31-30 with 1:16 left in the period.
Frye also chipped in with 14 points for Hoggard, who improved to 4-2 in conference and 11-7 overall. Laney fell to 3-3 in league play and 9-9 on the year.
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Ty Hill dropped 30 points and dished five assists to lead West Brunswick in a 62-51 victory at home against Ashley on Friday.
The Trojans led by four after the first quarter, while Hill drained a three-pointer at the buzzer to give West Brunswick a 38-35 edge at the break.
Brandyn Parker added eight points for the Trojans, who moved to 5-1 in league play and 12-4 overall. Ashley dropped to 2-4 in league play and 8-9 overall.
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I won't dispute sexual discrimination, the threat of nuclear war, and Love Canal were bad.
I haven't travelled as much as you, but I've gotten around and the USA is one of the least xenophobic countries I've been to. Proxy wars are a good deal more attractive than the alternatives. DDT is not the devil the environmentalists made it out to be, and radium clocks are no more dangerous than mercury thermometers.
I remember my childhood as being a good deal less nanny-state than what we have today. And more real - we had to actually go out and ask if our friends could play in person (kids didn't call on the phone much), we made up our own games, walked on top of stone walls, played with firecrackers and smoke bombs, staying out all day until it was dark, then going home to dinner. We'd catch lightning bugs (fireflies) and put them in jars at night.
I may be getting old and grouchy, but this society sure doesn't seem to be improving much.