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The Arthritis Research UK research committee considers around 400 applications for funding per year. The medical research provides answers about the causes of arthritis, effective treatment, and ultimately the cure for all arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions.
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Arthritis Research UK research articles from Innovation Toronto
- Body clock study unlocks prospect of treatment for osteoarthritis – December 21, 2015
- Arthritis cure is on the way: Scientists make new breakthrough using embryonic stem cells – March 7, 2015
- New 'microcapsules' have potential to repair damage caused by osteoarthritis
- New research claims rheumatoid arthritis breakthrough
A University of Manchester biologist has for the first time established that the painful and debilitating symptoms endured by osteoarthritis sufferers are intrinsically linked to the human body clock.
- Symptoms of osteoarthritis linked to human body clock
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- As we age, our cartilage cell body clocks deteriorate
The study, led by Dr Qing-Jun Meng, who is a Senior Research Fellow for Arthritis Research UK, could in the years to come, pave the way for drug treatment of the joint condition that affects 8 million people in the UK.
His research findings, jointly funded by Arthritis Research UK and the Medical Research Council (MRC), are published today in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
He said: "Despite the best efforts of doctors and scientists, we have a poor understanding of osteoarthritis: sadly, pain relief and joint replacement surgery seem to be the only option for patients.
"So the prospect of fundamental treatment is very exciting- even though it's still probably years away."
Dr Meng discovered that body clocks within cartilage cells – or chondrocytes- control thousands of genes which segregate different biological activities at different times of the day.
The body clock, he realised, controls the equilibrium between when chondrocyte cells are repaired during rest and when they are worn down through activity.
But his research revealed that as we age, our cartilage cell body clocks deteriorate, making the repair function insufficient, which could contribute to osteoarthritis.
Despite the best efforts of doctors and scientists, we have a poor understanding of osteoarthritis: sadly, pain relief and joint replacement surgery seem to be the only option for patients. So the prospect of fundamental treatment is very exciting- even though it's still probably years away.
Dr Qing-Jun Meng
Dr Meng's team examined three types of human cartilage under the microscope : normal, mildly affected by osteoarthritis and severely affected.
As the osteoarthritis became more severe, the number of cells that express BMAL1 – a protein which controls the body clock – became less and less.
And in terms of aging, he found similar reduction of BMAL1 in chondrocytes, which coincided with the reduced 'amplitude' of the body clock (up to 40% weaker in older mice), supporting the theory that aging, at least partially through dysregulation of the chondrocyte clocks, is a major risk factor for osteoarthritis.
Chronic inflammation is another factor which can increase the risk of contracting the disease, according to Dr Meng.
And in an American study on mice he participated in earlier in the year, weekly reversal of the light dark cycle, a condition that simulated rotating shift work or severe jet lag, could also disrupt the body clock- making the disease more of a risk.
He added: "Now we have identified a link between the human body clock and osteoarthritis, this could unlock the prospect of drugs which reset the body clock mechanism.
"Scientists are already developing drugs which can act in this way for other conditions. Now, osteoarthritis can be part of this effort.
"But there are other body clock related approaches which can help osteoarthritis sufferers: eating and exercising at set regular times each day is also something we think is a good idea.
"Using heat pads that approximate body temperature changes in cartilage tissue – which are too governed by the body clock- are also potentially useful."
Professor Ray Boot-Handford, who is also a senior author of this study, commented: "This study, delivered by an international team led by Dr Meng, demonstrates the important role the body clock plays in keeping our joints healthy. The findings open up new avenues for understanding and developing treatments for osteoarthritis."
Stephen Simpson, director of research and programmes at Arthritis Research UK said: "Many people with arthritis find that their symptoms get worse at certain times of the day and the results of this interesting and exciting study reveal a likely biological basis to this effect.
Read more: Body clock study unlocks prospect of treatment for osteoarthritis
ARTHRITIS sufferers could be offered cartilage replacements within five years after a breakthrough by British scientists.
Treatment for the crippling condition is currently limited to basic pain relief or complex joint replacement surgery.
But trials using stem cells have shown "astonishing" results with tissue almost as good as new after just three months.
Professor Sue Kimber, who led the research, said: "This work represents an important step forward in treating cartilage damage using embryonic stem cells to form new tissue.
"It may offer a new line of therapy for people with crippling joint pain and we now need this process to be developed for patients."
Osteoarthritis occurs when cartilage at the ends of bones wears away causing severe pain and stiffness.
Researchers say the latest experiments show the procedure could potentially be a "safe and effective treatment" for more than eight million people who suffer from joint damage and inflammation.
In the experiments, led by teams at Manchester University and Arthritis Research UK, discarded embryonic stem cells from IVF clinics were transformed into cartilage cells.
These were transplanted into rats with defective joints.
Tests showed the high-quality artificially grown tissue quickly aided the repair of the joint.
The experiments have excited researchers because they were able to generate new healthy-looking cartilage without signs of damaging side effects.
Although cartilage cells created from adult stem cells are being used experimentally they cannot be produced in large amounts because the procedure is prohibitively expensive.
But embryonic stem cells' capacity to multiply quickly offers the possibility of high-volume cartilage production.
Read more: Arthritis cure is on the way: Scientists make new breakthrough using embryonic stem cells


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Ashurst and Pinsent Masons have won key roles advising on a buyout that sees supermarket giant Tesco acquire restaurant chain Giraffe for £48.6m.
Ashurst corporate partner Mark Sperotto took the lead for Tesco, which has bought a 100 per cent stake in Giraffe, with group general counsel Adrian Morris confirming that the firm is a longstanding adviser to the supermarket.
A team from Pinsents, which advised Risk Capital Partners on an original investment into Giraffe in 2004, advised the shareholders of the family-friendly restaurant group, led by private equity partner Tom Leman.
Shareholders of Giraffe include the couple who founded the business, Russel and Juliette Joffe, as well as private equity houses Risk Capital Partners, a longstanding Pinsents client, and 3i.
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The majority shareholders at Giraffe appointed their regular lawyers at Pinsents for the Tesco deal. The firm has a longstanding relationship with Risk Capital Partners, with partner Leman advising on a number of leisure investments and sales for the private equity house including Giraffe, Strada and Patisserie Valerie.
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Sunday, November 6, 2016
Hillary is the dangerous choice
Hillary Clinton reminds me much of Elena Ceaușesc. Elena was the wife of Nicolae Ceaușescu, the Communist leader of the Socialist Republic of Romania. As his wife, Elana gained many powerful government positions and considered herself to be a strong and empowered woman.
As everyone was frightened of Nicolae, people played along that Elena was a brilliant and insightful woman. This caused Elena to believe her own bullshit propaganda.
This bit her in the ass when Nicolae left for a visit to Iran and protests broke out. Elena assumed control of the government and ordered the massacre of the protesters. This sparked the revolution that ended in the execution of the Ceaușescus.
She pushed things too far. This is a common trait with women leaders who have gained their power via sleeping with powerful men. They assume because they have spread their legs, they also somehow gained the power and insight of the man who fucked them.
If Hillary become president there is a real danger she will push Russia too far. Part of this is to overcompensate for being a woman. She wants to show she is as "tough" and "aggressive" as a man. This could lead to disaster.
Scott Adams wrote an interested post about how Hillary is the dangerous choice.
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For the last 8 long years we have had a mystery meat fool for President. Now unfortunately it seems we will soon have an obvious psychotic fembot fool to replace our mystery meat fool President. What did we do so wrong to offend the gods and incur this hellish wrath?ReplyDeleteReplies
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As I've been saying for years, civil war is coming.ReplyDelete
Escalation to nuclear war is unlikely, but I could see another of those long, bleeding, minor wars such as Vietnam. Hillary could decide to put the Russians in their place with a show of force through no-fly zones, drones and air strikes in places such as Syria or Ukraine. These aren't the sorts of third world countries we have been blasting before which have no effective defenses. The Russian's military disadvantage has shrunk since the Balkan wars and they can conduct a war of defensive attrition. If the Chinese decide to pitch in with weapons in order to increase the distraction from the China Sea, the US could suffer enough losses in men and materiel to get the sheeple pretty rustled. Unlike in Vietnam, the Russians and Chinese have missiles that could hit our bases and aircraft carriers without using WMD's.ReplyDelete
I wonder how much longer the children of the "deplorables" who make up the bulk of our fighting forces will continue to sign up to fight these endless wars for people who hate them.
Look around your 90% white Christian world. It is not free of violence against it's own. Remember Ted Kaczynski the Unabomber, Timothy McVeigh the Oklahoma city bomber, John Wilkes Booth Lincoln's assassin. Look at the anti-abortion fanatics who kill doctors. Think about the Inquisition in which purported blasphemers were tortured and killed. If the United States were to become 90% white Christian we would not eliminate fanatical murderers. It is not just non-white populations that foment hatred. It is an outcome of ancient and modern tribalism which claims that only it's own people are blessed. The founding documents of our country welcomed all cultures, all races, all people. America is the place where you are welcome when your own family throws you out. We are the future of the world where all cultures can live together no longer huddling behind nationalistic walls. Do not call for yet another fearful closed society, join us in an open worldwide community of humanity.ReplyDelete


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i don't understand why everyone thinks i am still a kid.
i am still trying to figure out the wrong i did.
yes i don't understand why we always need to be practical,
do we need to calculate relations to the last decimal.
my mouth drops open when i hear people abuse,
there are a few words i would never use
yes i still believe in angels and fairies,
love is still incomplete without roses, chocolates and strawberries.
is it because i get angry on small things daily,
but trust me i just want your attention really.
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i clap when i am happy and cry when i am sad,
few years ago doing this wasn't so bad.
all this love and care does makes me smile,
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i don't understand why everyone thinks i am still a kid.
i am still trying to figure out the wrong i did.
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BRAVO! excellent!! your rhyming scheme was extremely intricate and well thought out, as were your vocabulary. Another slam-dunk :) keep me updated if you have another poem :) I will always be happy to give you my opinion...- cc
I admire people who are always kids inside them. You know, more of us are but once we reach a certain age unfortunately we start hiding it and pretending to ourselves this is not true.In order to survive amongst civilisation. Now i am twenty and i find that i am the same confused person of when i was ten and it kills me no not be able to run to climb to dig a hole in the ground. You will see that when people start taking you seriously, you will want to be called a kid again. The only thing that matures is our body. Our mind only changes through experiences, through hard lessons...Think about looking at a painting? How long can you look at it withought getting bored? So we leech knowledge and move on.We get colder and smarter and bored the more we learn. Imagination gives place for logic, dreams make space for regrets and past, sillyness is thought crazy anymore...and so on. Believe me, whatever way they mean it...you just take it as compliment. Adult formula is like slow cancer.
well..i m always labelled as a kid..and i kind of hate it at times..it makes me feel so left out..so out of place..but you make it sound so different..i think next time someone calls me a kid..i'll just stick out mu tongue at them..like i did years ago..:P
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YEAH...i felt like that to...at some point.....really....
Beautiful poem, I loved each and every bite of it, keep writting dear :))
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News, notes and quotes on Kansas' matchup with Texas Tech on Saturday at 11 a.m. in Memorial Stadium on Fox Sports 1. KU (0-5, 0-2 Big 12) looks to notch its first victory of the season while the Red Raiders (4-2, 1-2) hope to build off last Saturday's 66-31 home blowout over Iowa State.
Texas Tech holds a commanding 15-1 lead in the all-time series with Kansas. The Jayhawks' only win came in Lubbock, Texas, on Oct. 5, 2001 (34-31 OT).
Tech has an explosive offensive attack and is coming off a school record 776 yards of total offense against Iowa State, including 515 passing and 261 rushing. Tech is averaging 52.7 points per game (No. 2 nationally), compared to just 19.0 ppg for KU. The Red Raiders are also No. 2 in the nation in total offense with 631.7 ypg with Kansas recording just 358.4 ypg.
Wait, there's more. Tech boasts the nation's top aerial attack, averaging 439.0 ypg, compared to 228.4 ypg for KU. The Red Raiders have amassed 174 first downs with Kansas only 99. The Red Raiders are averaging 192.7 rushing yards per game, while KU has 130 ypg. Tech has seven interceptions, compared to four for KU, while the Red Raiders have scored 43 touchdowns with Kansas only 12. The Jayhawks lead Tech in sacks, though (7 to 4).
Texas Tech quarterback Patrick Mahomes completes 65 percent of his passes (167-of-257) and has thrown for 2,264 yards and 19 touchdowns. Mahomes leads the Big 12 and ranks third in the nation with 377.3 yards per game, 26.8 more than Heisman candidate Trevone Boykin of TCU.
KU coach David Beaty has great respect for Mahomes.
"He can extend plays like you wouldn't believe," Beaty said. "Where Seth Russell (Baylor QB) sat in there and just threw it, this guy can get out of the pocket a lot. Man, I'm sure you guys saw some of the plays. He had a couple of scramble throws he threw against Baylor (on Oct. 3) that were like, oh, my goodness, how did he do that? He reminds me a little bit of Johnny (Manziel, former Heisman Trophy winner at Texas A&M) in regard to the escapability that he has for sure."
KU has some talented freshman receivers making plays this season. They've caught 31 passes for 322 yards and a touchdown. Redshirt freshman Tyler Patrick and true freshmen Steven Sims Jr., Jeremiah Booker and Emmanuel Moore have accounted for 30 percent of the receiving offense through five games.
Junior safety Fish Smithson is averaging 9.0 tackles per game, which ranks second among Big 12 defensive backs. He has 34 solo stops and a season-high 45 total tackles. His 6.8 solo stops per game rank fifth in the nation and first in the Big 12.


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|Episode 31: Getting inside 'The Social Network' (10/1)
|Entertainment reporter Amy Kaufman takes us inside the upcoming movie about the first friends of Facebook, "The Social Network." She spent time with Jesse Eisenberg, who portrays Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg.
|30 9 2010
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|Episode 30: Steve Lopez on Bell wringing and a preview of Crime L.A. (9/24)
|Columnist Steve Lopez ponders how likely charges are to stick in the scandal in the city of Bell. And data team editor Megan Garvey gives listeners an audio preview to a feature coming to Latimes.com on Sept. 29
|24 9 2010
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|Episode 29: The story behind the story of Laura Bradbury (9/20)
|Every so often, the Los Angeles Times revisits stories that have faded like the newsprint that once heralded urgent national headlines. One such story is that of the 1984 disappearance of Laura Bradbury. Reporter Kurt Streeter connects with the Bradbury family and recaptures the heartbreaking emotion and journey the family has undergone over the last 26 years.
|20 9 2010
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|Episode 28: Update on the California gubernatorial race (9/17)
|This edition of the Pacific Time podcast checks in with state politics editor and writer Cathleen Decker for an update on California's gubernatorial race. She gives a round-up and preview of what's to come before the November election.
|17 9 2010
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|Episode 27: Making plans for books and bells (9/10)
|As the sunny summer days give way to evenings that stretch ever longer, autumn brings a number of new titles to real and virtual bookshelves to fill them. Times Book Critic David Ulin highlights a few titles he's looking forward to leafing through. Alison Kornberg, assistant editor at LA Los Angeles Times Magazine, is planning a wedding. Actually, you're planning her wedding, from the date to the dress and everything in between. It's "nuptials by committee."
|9 9 2010
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|Episode 26: Assessment: Doyle McManus on Obama Speech (9/8)
|Shortly after President Obama wrapped up his speech Wednesday assailing GOP leaders and outlining the administration's economic proposals to prop up the ailing economy, Doyle McManus, The Times' Washington-based Op-Ed columnist, delivered a quick assessment of the president's remarks, focusing primarily on politics.
|8 9 2010
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|Episode 25: America Out of Work (9/3)
|As the nation prepares to honor its working population on Monday, the unemployment rate continues to edge upward. Reporter Alana Semuels explores in Sunday's paper the who, why and how to make ends meet and the what next among several people who have been out of work long-term.
|3 9 2010
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|Episode 24: 'Grading the Teachers' and the Sacramento dash (8/27)
|We hear from reporters Jason Felch and Jason Song on what data from the LAUSD revealed about teaching success and failure in Los Angeles, why they embarked on the project and how parents can use the database, which will be made public early next week. In Sacramento, there's a flurry of activity as the legislative session comes to a close early next week. Bureau chief Evan Halper talks us through some of what's going on in our state Capitol.
|27 8 2010
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|Episode 23: Developments in Bell saga, the story behind Project 50, a look behind the lens (8/6)
|Sacramento bureau chief Evan Halper talks about questions being raised about CalPERS in light of its inaction on exorbitant Bell salaries when the pension system found out about them four years ago. Christopher Goffard offers his account of covering, over the last two years, a Los Angeles County program aimed at helping the 50 most vulnerable people on downtown L.A.'s skid row. And senior photo editor Alan Hagman talks about the role of photojournalism at The Times.
|6 8 2010
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|Episode 22: Perspective on a decade of peril in South L.A. (8/4)
|Times staff writer Scott Gold, who spent all of 2009 reporting on the progress, promise and peril in South Los Angeles, talks about the South L.A. of the mid-1980s, an environment so infused with economic distress, virulent drugs, rampant violence and pervasive cultural mistrust that serial killers could operate in obscurity and with impunity for about a decade.
|4 8 2010
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|Episode 21: The story behind our stories (7/23)
|We focus on stories behind two of our stories. We chat with Los Angeles Times reporters Jeff Gottlieb and Ruben Vives whose reporting on the pay for city officials in Bell continues to echo throughout the community. And we speak with Gargi Dave, the subject of a recent Column One on the aftermath and legal tangle 20 years after surviving a hijacking in Pakistan.
|23 7 2010
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|Episode 20: Hero Complex blogger Geoff Boucher gets animated about Comic-Con 2010 (7/21)
|Mild-mannered reporter by day, Geoff Boucher has swooped in to San Diego this week to cover the grand gala of all things pop culture -- Comic-Con International 2010. For the rest of the week, hordes descend on the city to the south to consume, converse and kvetch about the latest and greatest in comics.
|21 7 2010
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|Episode 19 - Part 2: What is a book? (7/16)
|Beginning Sunday, the Los Angeles Times will explore in an occasional series the future of reading, the technologies and their effect on the culture of reading and writing. In Part 2, we speak with chief executive of the Assn. of American Publishers Tom Allen and author Jason Kelly.
|16 7 2010
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|Episode 19 - Part 1: What is a book? (7/16)
|Beginning Sunday, the Los Angeles Times will explore in an occasional series the future of reading, the technologies and their effect on the culture of reading and writing. In this episode, we speak with Times reporters Alex Pham and David Sarno, and L.A. Times book critic and former Book editor David Ulin.
|16 7 2010
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|Episode 18: High tech and high crimes (7/9)
|After two decades, the LAPD says it has solved the "Grim Sleeper" serial killings, culminating in the arrest of a suspect on Wednesday. Police credit the use of a cutting-edge technology -- "familial search." Reporter Maura Dolan explains how it all works. Spies in our midst are apparently not just the thing of novels and movies. Friday afternoon, the Department of Justice confirmed that the United States and Russia exchanged 10 spies arrested in the U.S. for four convicted in Russia in a carefully crafted diplomatic maneuver. Ken Dilanian in our Washington bureau offers some context on where the real action is in espionage.
|9 7 2010
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|Episode 17: A snapshot of MacArthur Park's instant photographers (7/7)
|MacArthur Park's Polaroid photographers are the last of a dying breed. They've been sparring under the palm trees for nearly 40 years — and it's hard for them to admit it might be frame over. Reporter Esmeralda Bermudez talks about her childhood memories of photographers in MacArthur Park, hawking their skills, and the fading image that remains there today.
|7 7 2010
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|Episode 16: Arizona immigration enforcement, welfare funds and strip club ATMs, outsmarting smartphones (7/2)
|Arizona is preparing to enforce its new immigration law starting July 29. Reporter Nicholas Riccardi talks about officers' training and what they will and will not have to do under the law. The discovery that California's recipients of government assistance could access their funds in casinos and strip clubs across the state came as a surprise to many. Reporter Jack Dolan talks about how he came across the story in the first place. And finally, you think your phone is so smart, don't you. Well, reporter David Sarno explains that it might be too smart for your own good.
|2 7 2010
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|Episode 15: Insight on Supreme Court confirmation hearings from reporter David Savage(6/28)
|David Savage, a longtime reporter on and observer of the United States Supreme Court, shares a little insight and perspective on what is likely to transpire in the Senate confirmation hearings for Elena Kagan.
|28 6 2010
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|Episode 14: Sporting controversies and a Supreme Court confirmation hearings preview (6/25)
|An international group of soccer fans in the aeronautics department at Caltech put the controversial Adidas soccer ball being used in the World Cup to the test. We hear from David Wharton about the test and their findings. Also related to the soccer fields in South Africa, reporter Hector Becerra talks about how the Mexican flag, which has taken on a rather polarizing tint over the years, is making a return to the streets of Los Angeles on the cars of soccer fans cheering on their national team. Remember the Lakers? Columnist Sandy Banks wrote about an evening's experience of wandering with fans juiced about the game with nowhere to watch. She talks about the surprising response her column garnered. And finally reporter David Savage has covered the court for more than two decades. In a two-part offering from David, we hear about Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan, the person. The second part will be available on Monday.
|25 6 2010
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|Episode 13: Gen. McChrystal relieved of command (6/23)
|Los Angeles Times columnist in Washington, D.C., Doyle McManus offers an assessment of President Obama's choice to relieve Gen. McChrystal of command.
|23 6 2010
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|Extra: World Cup Soccer (6/18)
|World Cup Soccer continues in South Africa. Earlier this week, we spoke with LA Times sports reporter Kevin Baxter in South Africa about the fans, who's making diva requests off the field and how things are going on the field.
|18 6 2010
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|Episode 12 (6/18)
|This week, we talk about the big win for the Los Angeles Lakers, about where the Westside ends, a crackdown on violent crime in Salinas, and making tracks this summer.
|18 6 2010
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|Episode 11 (6/11)
|This week, we take a look at a small Arizona town's earlier efforts against illegal immigration, chat about efforts to clean waves of gooey oil in the Gulf of Mexico, get a first-hand look at iPhone 4 and a preview of the Electronics Entertainment Expo and finally, a remembrance of Coach John Wooden.
|11 6 2010
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|Special: Post-Primary Election Recap and Analysis (6/9)
|We review the results of Tuesday's primary election. State politics reporter Cathleen Decker gives her insight on the big California races, editorial writer Robert Greene offers a scorecard of how voters' choices matched up with the Editorial Board's endorsements, and Mark Z. Barabak calls in from San Francisco on trends in elections across the country. Finally, columnist Steve Lopez in an audio column talks about what four undeclared voters he's been in touch with would like to see from candidates going forward.
|9 6 2010
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|Episode 10 (6/4)
|With summer so close you can almost feel it kissing your skin, we look at a couple of ways you might want to lose yourself in the season -- reading and at the movies. Books editor David Ulin talks about some of our picks for the 92 days of summer. And Hero Complex blogger Geoff Boucher breaks down "popcorn month" at the movies. And we talk tech with reporter David Sarno, who will be blogging from Apple's developers conference WWDC on Monday.
|4 6 2010
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|Special: Los Angeles Times Editorial Board Primary Endorsements (6/4)
|In every election season, the Los Angeles Times editorial board studies the issues and offers its educated and informed recommendations. Editorial writer Robert Greene leads the endorsement process and explains some of the endorsements for California's June 8 primary.
|4 6 2010
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|Episode 9 (5/28)
|This week, we talk with columnist Michael Hiltzik about the fumble that is the effort to get professional football in Southern California. And we get a special story-behind-the-stories introduction to covering Iran with Beirut bureau chief Borzou Daragahi, a few words from editor Russ Stanton on the recent Los Angeles Times editorial awards for 2009. And finally, a little extreme fast-food dining with Adam Tschorn for dessert.
|28 5 2010
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|Episode 8 (5/21)
|This week, we get an update on from state reporter Cathleen Decker on the California governor's race, from reporter on the marijuana beat John Hoeffel on the voter split on legalizing pot, from health reporter Shari Roan postpartum depression for daddies and from business reporter Tiffany Hsu on becoming your own fashionable power station.
|21 5 2010
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|Episode 7 (5/14)
|Veteran Supreme Court reporter David Savage talks about the nominee to replace the retiring Justice Stevens. Consumer columnist David Lazarus gives a piece of his mind about transit solutions in Los Angeles. John Horn talks about the glory and the glare of the premiere spotlight at Cannes. A longtime visitor to the San Gabriel mountains supports an effort to preserve them from pollution and population growth. A reporter digs deep to explore his own roots.
|14 5 2010
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|Episode 6 (5/7)
|This week, we touch on the mercurial stock market with Business columnist Tom Petruno, get a dispatch from the oil-slicked gulf region, hear from Pakistan on possible ties to the Times Square bomb, from Sacramento on how it could become tougher to be a teen in California and about a San Diego rasta man's battle with the tax man. Then we get our geek on with Hero Complex blogger Geoff Boucher on "Iron Man 2."
|7 5 2010
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|Episode 5 (4/30)
|Reporter Ken Ellingwood gives a status report from Haiti; Sacramento Bureau Chief Evan Halper elaborates on the governor's endorsement of the national healthcare plan; Data desk editor Megan Garvey fills in some details from our Homicide Report for the city's chalk outlines; Metro assistant editor Carlos Lozano explains the influence of reactions to Arizona's new immigration law on this weekend's May Day march; Readers Representative Deirdre Edgar and Assistant Managing Editor for copy desks Henry Fuhrmann pull back the curtain on L.A. Times style and terminology. The podcast wraps up with a trip to the farmers market with Food editor Russ Parsons and a little tick talk with fashion reporter Adam Tschorn on what's happening in men's high-end wristwear.
|30 4 2010
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|Episode 4 (4/23)
|Foreign Editor Bruce Wallace talks about an L.A. Times exclusive on revelations and repercussions of a secret prison in Baghdad; City Editor Shelby Grad details developments in crimes that seem to point to hate groups in Hemet; Sacramento Bureau Chief Evan Halper on California's pension problems; entertainment reporters Richard Verrier and Matea Gold on a new dimension in theater entertainment and the "Situation" with New Jersey's new TV reality; and a remembrance of late LAPD Chief Daryl Gates from columnist Patt Morrison.
|22 4 2010
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|Episode 3 (4/16)
|London bureau chief Henry Chu on the plume of volcanic ash across the pond; reporter Cara Mia DiMassa discusses the recent spate of earthquakes; reporters Ralph Vartabedian and Ken Bensinger on the latest Toyota news; reporter Michael Rothfeld shares his insights on the state Democratic convention; reporter Joe Flint has details about Conan O'Brien's "very funny" choice to move to TBS; and reporter Mike Anton on how surfboard manufacturers are looking to ride the eco-friendly wave.
|15 4 2010
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|Episode 2 (4/9)
|Foreign Editor Bruce Wallace looks at world news from the past week; Business columnist Tom Petruno discusses how mutual funds did this past quarter; City Hall reporter Phil Willon and columnist Steve Lopez give their slightly different takes on the city's budget crisis; and Hugo Martin has some tips on getting hotel deals.
|8 4 2010
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|Episode 1 (4/2)
|Moscow bureau chief Megan Stack on the roots of the violence in Russia. usiness columnist Michael Hiltzik on challenges facing healthcare implementation. Sacramento bureau chief Evan Halper with a preview of the USC-Los Angeles Times poll and technology reporter David Sarno on the iPad.
|7 4 2010
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Un petit coin de paradis : à l'écart du monde, où on est bien tout simplement
The apartment is located in the popular and trendy Vasastan area which is very close to the districts and metro stations Odenplan, Rådmansgatan and St:Eriksplan. It's surrounded by many restaurants, bars, cafés and shopping possibilities. There is also a park, Vasaparken that is right next to the place.
The distance to the central station is about 10 minutes walk, but there are also the 53 and 69 buses which are nearby. Both go downtown and the 69 goes along the harbor street Strandvagen.
The shopping street Drottninggatan is nearby, 5 minutes walking. Arlanda express train station is 10 minutes away (walking distance) There is also a very big Supermarket which is located nearby.The airport bus stops at St Eriksplan and the Arlanda express train stops at Vasagatan, both are near to the apartment.
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This module describes how to configure advanced features in the Domain Name System (DNS) and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) with Windows Server 2012, and it covers IP Address Management (IPAM).
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This module describes the components of a highly complex AD DS deployment, which includes implementing a distributed AD DS deployment and configuring AD DS forest trusts.
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During your two-month membership ($80, plus the $35 key-card charge to access the building) at Anytime Fitness, you can re-bloom your wilted health with the state-of-the-art facility's diverse range of cardio and strength equipment. Exploit muscles for non-financial gain with free weights, tone legs on the treadmills, undergo a demanding tour de fitness-center via exercise bikes, or just catch up on reruns of Homeboys from Outer Space with the gym's HDTV monitors. If the flawed workout plan you concocted yourself results only in frighteningly muscular ring fingers, one of Anytime's motivating personal trainers can prescribe a regimen designed to help you meet your fitness goals during a personal-training session ($55). For an even swifter kick in the shants, drop in for one class of boot camp (your first class is free)—an intense combination of cardio, resistance, stretching, and a range of challenging movements and exercises. When you've finished sculpting your flesh-statue, purify yourself of sweat and fried-cheese memories in Anytime's private restrooms and showers.
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I scrubbed the blackened pots miserably whilst Mary sat at the table and darned the tenth pair of socks that morning. I hated being laboured with the dirty work, as I much preffered fingering the soft silk dresses that the Mistresses Snow so loved to wear.
Margaret Snow, the motherly figure of the household had recently been to a lavish party with her three daughters, and there she had found a maid that had tickled her fancy, so to say.
"That lucky sod gets all the best jobs now," I sulked.
"Who, Charlotte? I've rather taken to her," Mary confessed, not looking up from the socks.
I rolled my eyes and placed the last pan on the drainer and wiped my hands on my apron. "I'm going to re-do my hair," I told Mary, and I slipped up the servants stairs.
In my room, I pulled out the pins that held my hair into a tight, severe bun to save myself from a hairpin headache later. My curls fell softly around my face and I stroked it gently, enjoying the smoothness of it.
A crisp note on my pillow drew my attention away from the mirror, however. I unfolded it with trembling hands. How terribly romantic I thought gushingly. I swear I can smell cologne on it.
The note read; Dearest Charity. Oh how I have been longing your company for a while now, and I wondered if I could be blessed with your presence this evening at 9pm. I have arranged a little party in Central Park and I would love it if you attended. I'm sure you will see us easily enough. Kind regards, An Admirer.


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Now that Ebola seems to be fading, the World Health Organization, being the "this-is-bad-for-you" busybodies that it is (and often with very good reasons) has issued another dire health warning. This time it has to do with the billion young people whose music is JUST TOO DAMN LOUD. It estimates that between half of those between 12 and 25 in middle- and upper-income countries are in danger because they operate their music players and phones at volume levels higher than they should. Another 40% are at risk because they go to music events where things are turned up beyond safe levels.
So how loud is loud? WHO guidelines say that more than eight hours in an environment where the volume level is 85 dB (about as loud as an iPhone can get through earbuds) is a bad idea. Even worse in environments where the volume is at 100 dB (a typical club or concert) in which hearing loss can begin to set in after as little as 15 minutes. Think about that the next time you put on some headphones.


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Tetchy Reality
Basilic was sniggering to himself. Alex had said something to the angel. Something to do with having a problem with him. And the angel had almost fainted.
"Don't mind our friend Alex. He's a bit tetchy. Unfortunately, I haven't let him feed on any humans for longer than he's used to," he said, and the angel almost had a heart attack. Again. Basilic rolled his eyes. "Oh, my name's Basilic. If you ever even try and call me Bas, I'll rip your tongue out with my bare hands." He was so calm as he said this it was unnerving.
He then turned to the phoenix beside the angel. This was an experience he'd never thought to have again. All non-humans were rare and few and far between, but phoenix's... They seemed to be like gold dust. "Hello. Same goes for you as him. I may not like hurting women, but I dislike the name Bas even more."
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PURPOSE: Objective To evaluate pulmonary function in patients suffered from diabetes mellitus(DM) and to identify whether the lung is one of the target organs of chronic pathologic changes in DM.
METHODS: Pulmonary function of 298 patients with DM and 300 healthy subjects were investigated retrospectively. VC, FVC. FEV1, FEV1/FVC and MVV were used as the indicator of ventilation function; DLCO was used as the indicator of diffusion capacity of lung. The relationship between DM's durations and lung function changes was analyzed and also the relationship between DM combined with blood pressure and lung function.
RESULTS: Results Pulmonary ventilation function reduced in patients with DM compared to the control group without significant differences (P>0.05). Ventilation function indicators of the DM group were as followed: VC=92.2±17.3%, FVC=2.6±0.8L,FEV1=90.0±17.1%,FEV1/FVC=78.2±6.9%, MVV=82.0±19.5%. Ventilation function indicators of the control group were as followed: VC=99.9±15.7%, FVC=3.0±0.7 L, FEV1=98.4±15.6%, FEV1/FVC=78.3±4.0%, MVV=91.2±17.1%.Although pulmonary diffusion capacity in patients with DM was in the normal range (91.4±16.7%), it was significantly lower than that in the control group(P<0.001). There was no relationship between DM's durations and pulmonary diffusion capacity changes (F = 0.439, P = 0.508). Pulmonary diffusion capacity in DM patients with hypertension was lower than that with normal blood pressure without significant difference (P>0.05). Pulmonary diffusion capacity was lower in patients with higher blood pressure, but there were no significant differences (P>0.05).
CONCLUSION: Conclusion Impaired pulmonary function, especially diffusion capacity, was manifest in patients with DM. Lung is one of the target organs of chronic pathologic changes in DM.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: This indicated that the patients suffered with diabetes should be managed lung function.
DISCLOSURE: Guifang Wang, No Financial Disclosure Information; No Product/Research Disclosure Information
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MONTEREY, Calif. Proving that there's almost limitless potential for new versions of its iconic pony car, Ford Motor is reaching back 42 years to dust off one of its most famous names.
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ANALYSIS - Mitsubishi Corporation, through its wholly-owned subsidiary MC Ocean Holdings Limited, has made a NOK 8,880 million ($1.4 billion) offer for the Norwegian salmon farming company Cermaq, writes Lucy Towers, TheFishSite Editor.
The Board of Directors of Cermaq has now entered into a Tender Offer Agreement with Mitsubishi.
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Last week, the European Court of Auditors (ECA) released a new report revealing that measures to support aquaculture in the period up to 2013 were not well designed and implemented at EU and Member State level, and that the European Fisheries Fund (EFF), as the funding instrument of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), failed to deliver value for money and effective support for the sustainable development of aquaculture.
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