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An Experimental Study on Scapulothoracic and Glenohumeral Kinematics following a Rotator Cuff Fatigue Protocol in Tennis Professionals
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This study aimed to find out the effect of rotator cuff fatigue on humeral head migration during dynamic shoulder external rotation activity (combination of flexion, abduction, external rotation) in tennis players. The purpose for physiotherapist in sports performance enhancement assessment of shoulder kinematics provides a reliable tool for studying kinematics during arm elevation. And also understand the importance of external rotation strengthening on clearing superior glenohumeral joint migration for tennis professionals. A total of 20 men of tennis players without shoulder disorders were recruited in the study. The study was conducted in the Tamilnadu tennis association (TNTA) and Gandhi nagar tennis club (GNC adayar). Pre and post tests were performed. The data was analyzed using SPSS. The experimental group (who received external rotator fatigue protocol) showed significance with (p=0.001) value when compared with the control group. Also, the post-test mean value of the experimental group showed a significant improvement after the protocol. External rotators stretching and strengthening protocol showed significant improvement in functional status of glenohumeral joint than conventional traditional coaching program alone on tennis professionals.
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Pharmacovigilance is the science and activities relating to the detection, assessment, understanding and prevention of adverse effects or any other possible medicine-related problems. A huge quantity of adult people suffer from undesired side effects to pharmaceutical products at some stage in the way of their lives and can be classified as expected or A-type reactions and unexpected or B type reactions. The skin is a favoured target organ for B-type reactions and these skin reactions occur in 2–3% of hospitalized patients. Morbilliform drug rashes are the generally happening skin reactions to drugs, constituting up to 90% of all reactions, followed by drug induced urticaria, which constitutes about 6%. The Council for International Organization of Medical Sciences (CIOMS) considers as serious ADRs that are lethal or life-threatening, or need prolonged hospitalization or consequence in persistent or considerable disability or incapacity because hospitalization may depend on the socioeconomic status of the patient and on admittance to health care. The centre of attention of this summary is on pattern of cutaneous ADRs. Case evaluation must commence with a precise explanation of the skin lesions. The documentation of cases should be terminated by photographic pictures which can help for the retrospective evaluation of cases by experts. Concluded that, there is a need of active Pharmacovigilance centre with intensive monitoring for drug induced reactions in the dermatology department.
Determination of Nephroprotective Activity of Ethanolic Leaf Extract of Moringa pterygosperma on Paracetamol induced Nephrotoxic Rats
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The present study was undertaken to investigate the nephro protective effect of ethanolic leaf extract of Moringa Pterygosperma against paracetamol induced nephrotoxicity in rats. The study is carried out by using five groups of rats. Furosemide was taken as standard drug. The parameters estimated are RBC content, haemoglobin content, urea and creatinine levels. The extract showed nephro-protective activity by significantly reducing the levels of blood urea, serum creatinine, increasing the red blood cell count and haemoglobin content(P<0.01).
Antioxidant activity of Hedera helix L. extracts and the main Phytoconstituents
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The present study was carried out to evaluate antioxidant activity of Hedera helix stems extracts and also to investigate the main phyto constituents in the bio-active extract. N-hexane, dichloromethane, ethyl acetate and methanol 80% extract were tested for free radical scavenging activity on model reaction with stable 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radical (DPPH). The results showed that ethyl acetate was the most active one as antioxidant agent and phytochemical analysis of that extract revealed the presence of triterpenes, saponins, flavonoids, tannins and carbohydrates. The results suggest new chemical classes of natural antioxidant substances that could serve as selective agents for infectious diseases.
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Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practitioners believe in the involvement of body, mind, and spirit to stay healthy and to heal and to reduce pain. They also firmly believe that pregnancy and delivery are not medical conditions, and shouldn't be treated as though they were. But CAM practitioners are not alone in their philosophy more and more traditional physicians are hopping on board the CAM bandwagon, too. Many recommend CAM techniques to their patients — either as an alternative to pain medication, or as a relaxing supplement to it. Even if you're sure that there's an epidural with your name on it waiting at the hospital or birthing center, you'd be wise to explore the world of CAM, too. (And to explore it well before your due date, since many of the techniques take practice or even classes to perfect.) But remember to go only to CAM practitioners who are licensed and certified, not to mention have plenty of experience with pregnancy, labor, and delivery.
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Gestational hypertension and preeclampsia are common disorders during pregnancy, with the majority of cases developing at or near term. The development of mild hypertension or preeclampsia at or near term is associated with minimal maternal and neonatal morbidities. In contrast, the onset of severe gestational hypertension and/or severe preeclampsia before 35 weeks' gestation is associated with significant maternal and perinatal complications. Women with diagnosed gestational hypertension– preeclampsia require close evaluation of maternal and fetal conditions for the duration of pregnancy, and those with severe disease should be managed in-hospital. The decision between delivery and expectant management depends on fetal gestational age, fetal status, and severity of maternal condition at time of evaluation. Expectant management is possible in a select group of women with severe preeclampsia before 32 weeks' gestation. Steroids are effective in reducing neonatal mortality and morbidity when administered to those with severe disease between 24 and 34 weeks' gestation. Magnesium sulfate should be used during labor and for at least 24 hours postpartum to prevent seizures in all women with severe disease. There is an urgent need to conduct randomized trials to determine the efficacy and safety of antihypertensive drugs in women with mild hypertension–preeclampsia. There is also a need to conduct a randomized trial to determine the benefits and risks of magnesium sulfate during labor and postpartum in women with mild preeclampsia.
A study to assess the information of communication on Knowledge regarding hazards of mobile Phone uses and prevention among Adolescents
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Aim To evaluate the effectiveness of knowledge and attitude on hazards of mobile phone uses and prevention among nursing adolescents Participants and setting The objective of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of education knowledge and attitude on hazards of mobile phone uses and prevention among adolescents. Descriptive design was adopted and the study was conducted in suryapet.50 adolescents who fulfilled the inclusion criteria were selected by using non-probability convenient sampling technique. Intervention Data was collected regarding demographic variable, knowledge and attitude of the adolescents on hazards of mobile phone uses and prevention. The investigator assessed the level of knowledge and attitude of the adolescents by using structured questionnaire and modified three point Likert Scale and by using checklist through one to one teaching by lecture, demonstration, video clippings and verbalization. Structured teaching programme was conducted on the same day on group wise each group consists of 10 members. Data collection was done in Telugu and English the questionnaire was distributed to each adolescents. At the end of the teaching the doubts were cleared. Then 10 minutes was allotted for discussion. Measurement and findings The study revealed that 72% of adolescents had good knowledge and 22% had average knowledge. It was found that majority (80%) of adolescents had positive attitude and 14% had negative attitude towards hazards of mobile phones. The effectiveness of programme showed high level of significant at p<0.001 level. It showed that structured teaching programme was an effective method to improve the knowledge and attitude there by the avoiding phone usage. Conclusion Adolescents tend to adopt negative attitude towards hazards of mobile phones only after they have good knowledge regarding hazards of mobile phone uses and prevention. On the basis of the results of the present study, it may be suggested that youth should be aware regarding the complications and consequences of mobile phone usage.
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Artocarpus heterophyllus Lam commonly known as jack fruit widely distributed in north east India, West Bengal and south Karnataka. In the present study intended with various phytochemical screening and toxicity studies were carried out on the leaves of Artocarpus Heterophyllus. The phytochemical study shows the presences of flavonoids, tannins, saponins and carbohydrates in methanolic and aqueous extracts. In acute toxicity study both the extract were found safe on a dose of 2000 mg/Kg.


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Skip to comments.What about these dead black kids? (on media ignoring 74 gunned down in Chicago over weekend)
Posted on 07/09/2013 10:48:32 PM PDT by Perseverando
Dont get me wrong; I mourn for Trayvon Martin.
Its a tragedy that any young kid like him will not live to see adulthood.
But I dont blame George Zimmerman for shooting him in self-defense.
I blame the corrupt, violent, lifeless, drug and gangsta culture that is breeding generations of Trayvons kids who are uneducated, devoid of morals, without vision, dreams and aspirations.
I blame a political establishment that fosters all of this and lures kids and their parents into dependency on the state.
I blame the broader culture that tolerates violence against black people as long as that violence is perpetrated by black people.
You think Im exaggerating?
As the nation is fixated on George Zimmermans trial for the death of Trayvon Martin in Florida, over the weekend, 74 people were shot in Chicago most of them black victims attacked by black perps. At least 12 were killed. Many of the injuries are serious.
Almost no one is talking about 74 people being shot in one holiday weekend in a city with the strictest anti-gun laws in the country. Thats more Americas that were shot in Iraq and Afghanistan combined over the same time period a lot more.
Where is the compassion for these victims?
Why isnt Barack Obama looking at the pictures of these victims in his hometown and saying, If I had a son ?
Where is the anger of those liberals and Democrats who run the Chicago political machine and who are so outspoken about the Trayvon Martin case?
And when will Americans take notice of the fact that gun-free cities like Chicago are among the most dangerous places in the world?
Endlessly the talking heads on television debate the Trayvon Martin case. Nobody pays any attention to the 74
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
Chicago can burn and nobody will care outside of the Families of the dead.
'Rats disrespect African-Americans every day.
Just yesterday Cavuto asked Je$$e about the black on black crime in Chicago. Je$$e'$ answer was to blame the economy and everything under the sun other than the black, rapper, thug culture that permeates Chicago and other American cities.
Bar-rack, Jesse Jackson Jr. and Al Sharpton aint got no political gain nor financial gain worrying about those other kids.
Its about the race-baiting game.
Well said, Mr. Farrah.
I agree with the excerpt.
There is no white-on-black (at least somebody they can claim as white) aspect to them I guess. No media value, no Holder value, nobody to sue and settle with probably.
Just as simple as that.
Author misses the point these almost all on the south side of Chicago. Nobody gives a damn about those people. As far as Rahm and the cops go it is like trash taking itself to the curb
I wonder how many black kids' lives Zimmerman actually saved in the shooting? TM going down a bad path and since most often blacks kill their own, the likelihood of him eventually killing other black kids is undeniable.
Chicago version of late-term abortion.
Exactly. Law enforcement is all about politics.
I beg to differ - they are being constantly proselytized to hate, brag, do drugs, "get over", treat women as ho's, leave a string of fatherless children with as many different baby mamas as possible, etc.
This is being done by powerful forces - media conglomerates, government bureaucracies, etc.
"I wonder how many black kids lives Zimmerman actually saved in the shooting? TM going down a bad path and since most often blacks kill their own, the likelihood of him eventually killing other black kids is undeniable."
No doubt this will be a hot topic for discussion at the upcoming NAACP convention. MSNBS will run a simulcast.
If at 17 he wasn't already a triggerman, he would more likely end up a victim as he descended deeper into drugs and gangland. Some of his cellphone photos show pic's of his home grown weed.
He would probably get good enough at growing his own that he could sell any surplus. Once he started selling surplus weed, he would be at continual risk of reprisal by local dealers.
Zimmerman probably shortened his life by up to 5 years.
74 murders or attempted murders, and this doesn't count how many times someone was shot at and was missed...
I would like remind the readers that Chicago may lead in homicides, but this kind of self-genocide is going on in every major and medium city in the US.
Where is a cow when you need one these days?
They don't advance the agenda, so are ignored.
One of the biggest problems is a complete lack of belief that they will ever be treated fairly by the system.
If you believe that the police are corrupt, and you cannot count on them to administer a reasonably fair legal system, you only have tribal type justice to use for any wrongs.
The system in Chicago is corrupt.
New York brought its crime rate way down by the simple expedient of prosecuting all crime, especially the small ones. People started believing the system worked.
It is called the broken window theory.
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Geriatricians specialize in caring for the often-complex health problems of the elderly, but in New Jersey and the U.S. there should be more of these specialists, according to the American Geriatrics Society.
The society estimates New Jersey should have 508 geriatricians but had only 296 in 2011. In the U.S., there are about 7,000, but the need exists for more than 17,000, the society says.
Dr. Cathy Alessi, president of the American Geriatric Society, says the shortage of doctors coming into the specialty is primarily a product of reimbursement rates paid by Medicare, the federal insurance program for those aged 65 and older.
"Many medical students graduate with significant debt and unfortunately geriatrics has not been viewed as a field where reimbursement is high," Alessi said.
This matters at a time when the region and the country are getting older.
U.S. Census data shows the number of residents of Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland and Ocean counties aged 85 and older grew 11 percent between 2006 to 2011, compared to 3 percent overall population growth during that time.
Nationally, this segment of the population is expected to reach 19 million by 2050, or nearly quadruple what it is today, the Census Bureau estimated.
For physicians, a geriatric medicine certification requires a year of additional training after family medicine or internal medicine certification, Alessi said.
"Geriatricians are experts in the handling of conditions and diseases which are common in older adults, and they're experts in understanding the full assessment and management of the full individual in addition to the health problems, which can be very complex," she said.
Dr. Mitchell Kaminski, medical director of AtlantiCare Physician Group Primary Care and Medical Specialties, said much of primary care and internal care training focuses on geriatric care.
AtlantiCare has several board-certified geriatricians, but Kaminski said the national trends mean many of those older than 65 will be treated by primary care physicians.
"The reality is the bulk of care we will all receive as we age will be in the form of primary care physicians rather than geriatric-boarded physicians," he said. "I think it's unrealistic to think we can all expect to go to geriatricians as we reach 65 and older. Patients should be reassured that for primary care providers, a lot of their training involves caring for geriatric patients, and they can get good care from primary care as they age."
AtlantiCare Physician Group Primary Care Plus has 31 total physicians, all with board certifications and two of whom are currently certified in geriatric care, AtlantiCare said. Another did a fellowship in geriatric care and recently sat for her boards, AtlantiCare said.
AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center's staff has another physician board certified in geriatric care.
The American Board of Medical Specialties lists fewer than a dozen certified, active physicians of geriatric medicine with their most current addresses in Atlantic, Cape May or Cumberland counties.
On its website, the American Geriatrics Society says inadequate Medicare reimbursements for geriatric services are a major disincentive for those who would begin or continue a career in geriatrics.
Alessi said the specialty is highly rewarding - in both dealing with the patients and challenge of complexity of their medical issues. She hopes this can hopefully draw more doctors and students into the field.
"We also need to paint a better story to draw people to our field and make sure that students are trained and aware of what a wonderful job this year," she said.
"I was drawn to geriatrics because I really like older people, and I had a wonderful relationship with my grandparents," she said. "It's truly a compelling desire and interesting working with older people."
"I'm optimistic that we're going to be able to tackle this problem and on my side as a professional we need to keep up the good fight. I think that patients are going to demand it as the population gets older," she said.
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It isn't only the regular punters who are looking to clean up at Cheltenham. According to Felix McKenna, the chief of Dublin's Criminal Assets Bureau, a gang of ne'er-do-wells are bent on laundering a sizeable chunk of the £26.5million stolen in Belfast's infamous Northern bank robbery in December.
The betting ring has long been viewed as a suitable forum for washing dirty money and problems this week could be exacerbated by the fact that a sizeable portion of the heist was in sterling as opposed to Irish notes. "I would like to warn bookies that there will be Northern Irishmen at Cheltenham bringing large amounts of cash and putting it down as bets," says McKenna. Get away! Next you'll be telling us that some of them might also have a drink or two.
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Love him or loathe him, you just can't keep Kieren Fallon out of the headlines. The controversial Flat jockey, fresh from announcing he has jumped from Sir Michael Stoute's ship to join Aidan O'Brien, has taken out a jumping licence to ride Jonjo O'Neill's Refinement in tomorrow's Festival Bumper.
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"I don't think there will be too many of the jumps boys going out of their way to give them some room when things get tight," said one.
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Alan Brazil has no doubt about the best way to prepare for a hard day at Cheltenham. "With me the Festival ritual means meeting all your pals in the Guinness tent at 11 every morning," says the extrovert Talksport anchorman.
However, the former Spurs, Ipswich and Manchester United striker will be anxious to avoid a repeat of last year, when a Gold Cup day bender led to him oversleeping and being sacked for missing his morning show.
Listener power resulted in his reinstatement and the chance to enthrall millions with gems like: "Today's talking point is George Best, his liver transplant and the booze culture in football. Don't forget, the best caller wins a case of John Smith's."
Talk says, 'go for it Al'. Just make sure you look after your own liver once the black stuff starts flowing.
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Speaking of the Guinness Village, the resident band Murphys Marbles will be on hand again to belt out as many Irish standards as the merry throng can handle.
It's no offers about Danny Boy and The Wild Rover getting an airing, and don't be surprised to hear the title track from the band's second CD. "They'll Run Forever" must have seemed the perfect choice for a passionate ballad named in honour of the mighty Best Mate when the album was released.
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In case you missed it, on Wednesday, August 20th, Ryan Leslie kicked off the New York leg of his Black Mozart Tour, putting on a show at the Bowery Ballroom on Delancey Street in New York City.
The sold out performance was one for the ages. Ryan world premiered his newest music video for his latest single "New New," a video directed by Leslie that features his Disruptive Multimedia application, the first artist-to-fan platform that connects artists directly to their fans. Ryan used his video premiere to segue his into his Bowery performance. He asked his fans to pull out their cell phones and directly text him and request what songs they wanted him to perform. He treated fans to throwbacks like as "Gibberish" and "Fly Together." Upping the ante, Ryan jumped from instrument to instrument playing the grand piano and then quickly shifting to the keys. The artistic genius of Ryan rang clear to fans, as they quickly began chanting "Black Mozart." As the crowd grew hype, he begun singing his popular hit "Addiction," but that performance was not complete without having Fabolous come out and perform alongside him!
Fab came out and performed "Addiction" with Leslie along with his live band. From there, R. Les and Fab performed their ever-popular hit "Lay Down." Fab also performed "You Be Killin Em," his 2010 hit that was produced by Ryan and ended up becoming a staple tagline in 21st century pop culture.
The show didn't end after the Fabolous performance. It gets better… G-Unit comes out! Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, and Young Buck all came on stage and performed "Start It Up," which also features Ryan Leslie and Fabolous. The show quickly became a flashback of the 2010 and the crowd went even crazier. It was truly a concertgoer's definition of "bang for their buck."
Other celebs in attendance included Emily B., Damon Dash, Mike Zombie and Lyndsey Scott. To stay up-to-date with Ryan Leslie and his upcoming tour date follow him on Twitter and Instagram @RyanLeslie.


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A Save- THE-PINEAPPLE campaign by Kentish Town locals, including, we are told "actors and celebrities", stopped developers turning a notable Victorian public house, built in 1868, into flats and office space. Success in obtaining Grade II listing, which was part of the strategy, means that original features such as the marble and stucco fireplaces and the decorations of the back bar, where a pineapple motif is worked into gilt-lettered and etched mirrors and carved mahogany, must now and for ever be retained.
The Pineapple rejoices in being once again a family-owned free house. A recent addition is the dining room on the first floor converted from what was previously a function room.
This, too, sports its original fireplaces and cornices with two little pineapple candlesticks on the mantelpiece exploring the fruity emblem. The aim with the catering is to provide comforting British food, including hot pots, pies and proper puddings, a relatively rare ambition among proliferating gastropubs.
On a Saturday evening the joint was jumping, literally in the case of the birthday party around the corner of the L-shaped dining room. Rather too many renditions of Happy Birthday to You intruded on the peace of the middle-aged tucking into their pea soup and Lancashire hotpot.
Another choice that evening was chicken liver parfait with onion marmalade followed by slow-roast crispy belly pork with apple sauce and colcannon and a third was warm salad of smoked haddock with new potatoes and Little Gem before rabbit pie with clapshot (a Scottish potato and turnip mash).
The cooking was satisfyingly homely although in some instances more domestic-science class. The Lancashire hotpot was excellent, with gravy-soaked potatoes plus a leathery top layer just like my mum used to make, and the pork would have been very good had the crackling not been burned to a crisp.
Rabbit pie had rather spinsterly pastry, but its recipient scored later with a dessert of sticky toffee pudding with toffee sauce with which he was able to join the Clean Plate Brigade. Other puddings on offer were apple fritters with vanilla ice- cream, chocolate terrine and a range of homemade ice-creams and water ices.
Wines on the unambitious list are fairly priced. The young waiting staff are delightful. I had to stop my restaurateur companion from trying to poach a particularly amenable waitress who seemed to do naturally what he says he sometimes has to train his staff to do, ie, smile and try to be helpful.
If I lived in Kentish Town or thereabouts I would go back to The Pineapple dining room hoping that it would be on a day when they served jam roly-poly.
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IFRS 16, Leasing - how will it impact you? What should you being doing now to get ready? Find out in just under 20 minutes.
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IFRS 16, Leasing - how will it impact you? What should you being doing now to get ready? Find out in just under 20 minutes.
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The Classic Cask Batch No. 40 Rare Single Batch Scotch Whisky
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Tier/Percentile : 97th PercentileProof66 Rating : 659 / 774Rabble Rating : UnratedType: Blended ScotchProducer: Unknown Scotland ProducerOrigin: ScotlandWebsite: http://www.spiritimportsinc.com/ABV: 43.0% Proof: 86.0Price (USD) : $400Age: 40
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The Classic Cask is a range of premium, special edition bottlings from different distilleries around Scotland. Batch No 40 is a blend of scotch that is aged for a venerable 40 years and laid down to rest in 1972. They claim it has "intense depth" and suggest looking for flavor notes of maple, raisin, honey, and spices.
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Twitter is making its mark in large part as a conveyer of information, a huge real-time information resource. And blogs appear to be the link currency of Twitter.
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Partner Linda Baumann was recently quoted in the Bloomberg BNA article, "Health Fraud Rule Withdrawal May Hurt Enforcement Efforts," appearing in both the Health Care Daily Report and the Medicare Report. The article discusses how fraud enforcement efforts in the health care industry may be hindered by the Trump Administration's delay of a program integrity final rule that would have strengthened the government's ability to suspend or revoke provider enrollment in Medicare and Medicaid.
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Health Care partner Linda Baumann was recently selected as a member of the Law360 Health editorial advisory board. The purpose of the editorial advisory board is to gain insight from experts on developments in the field and how best to shape future coverage. Linda Baumann heads the Washington, DC office of the Arent Fox Health Care group. She counsels clients nationwide on compliance, False Claims Act cases, internal investigations, self-disclosures, CIAs as well as the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute.
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The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour and the State Securities Committee of Vietnam (SSC), launched the sustainability rating programme for 2016 on April 20.
This is the first year VCCI hosts the sustainability rating programme under the guidance of the government, as stated in Notice 398/TB-VPCP dated December 15, on rating of sustainable companies in 2016. The rating of sustainable companies is based on Corporate Sustainability Index (CSI).
CSI is one of VCCI's initiatives to promote sustainability in the business community as a gauge of corporate value based on sustainable development criteria in economic, environmental and social aspects. CSI is also a tool to identify measurable objectives and administer changes for greater sustainability. CSI criteria tally with domestic political and social contexts as well as international practices developed and advised by top-notched sustainability specialists from VCCI, governmental agencies, domestic and international organisations, VCCI members and other independent experts.
VCCI President Vu Tien Loc affirmed, "CSI is designed to promote and support the business community in Vietnam to develop sustainably and promote the role of the business sector in the achievement of sustainable development goals (SDGs) in Vietnam."
Ms Dinh Thi Quynh Van, General Director of PwC Vietnam, noted that "Sustainable development has now become a target and a vital performance requirement of every nation and every business. The corporate sustainability rating programme is of great significance as it helps further promote sustainable development in the business community and realise Vietnam's green growth strategy toward a low-carbon society and climate change adaptation."
All businesses from every economic sector operating in Vietnam can register if they meet the following conditions: (1) Have comprehensive sustainable development strategy, (2) Understand the benefit of sustainable development as the main framework for the business to build operating apparatus and optimise business processes and supply chains, (3) Have economically effective operations.
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The Clark Fork River has come into shape with good visibility and hungry cutthroat. Big goldens are getting a lot of action, as are PMDs.
Fish Lake near Cheney is a good place for smallish tiger, fished from shore or boat. A sinking fly line with a black minnow pattern works well.
The Catch-and-release season on the Clearwater River began Sunday, including sections of the North Fork and South Fork. Fish are being caught.
Smaller tributaries in the Methow area, such as Beaver Creek (Methow River tributary) and Boulder Creek (Chewuch River tributary) are providing good fishing for brook trout. In Beaver Creek, the limit is five a day, no minimum size, and in Boulder Creek, it's 10 brook trout per day, no minimum size.
Fly fishermen have been taking some huge rainbow from Potholes Reservoir without even putting in a boat or float tube. Reports say there is good fly fishing available right off the Mar Don Resort dock.
Trout and kokanee
Loon Lake kokanee seem to be moving toward the south end of the lake. Trollers are finding them suspended at about 35 feet over deeper water. Night fishermen are finding a good bite late on 10-to 12-inch fish. If the weather holds, look for kokes just off the bottom in 32-36 feet of water. The standard white, green, or pink Glo-hook is hard to beat.
In the Okanogan, Palmer Lake also has a good population of kokanee in the 11- to 13-inch range and Patterson Lakes has kokanee in the 10- to 11-inch range.
The Lake Chelan kokanee fishery has slowed down a bit from earlier in June, though anglers still continue to catch some of the nicest kokanee Lake Chelan has offered in recent memory. Many of the fish have been in the 14- to 16-inch range and occasionally larger. Anglers should focus their efforts between Wapato Point and the Narrows during the first half of July.
Good kokanee fishing is available on Lake Coeur d'Alene. The fish are spread out and running 9-10 inches.
West Medical Lake anglers are taking limits of trout up to 16 inches. The fish have not taken on the muddy taste common to summer West Medical trout.
Sprague Lake trollers have come in with nice stringers. The standard Wedding Ring has been the hot lure.
Omak Lake in Okanogan County is giving up big cutthroat to trollers dragging spoons in deep water. The south end of the lake has been particularly good.
WDFW recently planted hundreds of 1.5-pound jumbo trout in three popular "drive to" high-mountain lakes near Yakima. Those lakes include Leech and Dog lakes near White Pass, and Lost Lake near Snoqualmie Pass. Cooper Lake, in the upper Cle Elum River basin, also received a planting of 765 jumbos along with 8,160 catchable rainbows (11-13 inches) planted in mid-to-late June.
Salmon and steelhead
The Icicle River spring chinook fishery opened June 2 and continues through July 31. It has been consistently producing a few fish each day. As groups of salmon move out of the Wenatchee River into the Icicle, that action will continue. It seems to occur with water temperature and river discharge fluctuations, so it's a timing game, and not exact science. Most anglers are using a Spin 'n Glo and herring.
Citing the late arrival of this year's run, WDFW has extended spring chinook fishing through July 31 on the 20-mile stretch of the Yakima River between the Interstate 82 Bridge in Union Gap to the Burlington Northern Railroad Bridge 500 feet downstream from Roza Dam. Fishing has been good for springers in that stretch.
Spiny ray
Bluegill fishermen are having a ball casting along the shore at lakes such as Silver, Loon, Fernan, Hayden and Waitts. Almost every Inland Empire and north Idaho lake not managed as a put-and-take trout water has a good population of bluegill and fishing is just now getting good. For perch, go a little deeper, and also try lakes such as Diamond, Jump-Off-Joe, Sacheen and Silver.
Deer Lake bass are still active but have moved out from the docks into the shallow weeds nearby.
Walleye anglers are having some excellent days between China Bend and the Northport campground on Lake Roosevelt, though the fish aren't real big. Jigging has been best, but the Norisada Blade Bait is also popular. The current is strong and fish are holding in about 36 feet of water. Other sections of Roosevelt have also been productive, with good reports coming from Kettle Falls, Keller and Porcupine Bay.
Chad Jackson, WDFW Columbia Basin district fish biologist, said fishing for walleye, largemouth and smallmouth bass is good at Moses Lake, Banks Lake and Potholes. All three also have populations of bluegill, crappie and perch.
Evergreen Reservoir on the Quincy Wildlife Area in Grant County is another good July fishery in the Basin, with walleye, largemouth bass, bluegill and other species. Lower Goose Lake, one of the Seep lakes south of Potholes Reservoir, is a good crappie and bluegill fishery. Hutchinson and Shiner lakes, on the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge are heating up for largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie and perch.
Potholes Reservoir is still high, but it will be dropping quickly. As the weather warms, bass fishing should be easier and more predictable. Walleye fishing has been fair, and it, too, will improve as the water level drops.
The mouth of the Yakima River is a good smallmouth destination. A few walleye are also being taken.
Other species
Ocean crabbing reports out of units 8-1 and 8-2 have been good with most fishermen noting that limits were easy to come by. The season started with a two-day opening (last Sunday and Monday), and has since moved to a regular Thursday-Monday schedule.
For a mess of nice catfish, hit the Palouse River near Lyons Ferry. Most fish are running 2-3 pounds. The Yakima River just out of Richland is also good for channel cats, some as large as 10 pounds.
Tip of the week
Mack's Lures has combined its Smile Blades with a special Mustad hook with a curved shank. It's called The Smile Blade Slow Death Rig and it's ready to go right out of the package. When rigged with a nightcrawler and fished slowly, it produces a wild action that walleye love.
A recently completed dock at the public access on Deer Lake makes launching a boat much easier this year.
Heads up
Idaho Fish and Game has opened another section of the upper Salmon River to Chinook salmon fishing. The Ellis area is open from the posted boundary about 100 yards upstream of the mouth of the Pahsimeroi River upstream to the Highway 75 Salmon River bridge about 250 yards upstream of the mouth of the East Fork Salmon River.
Several new and changed Idaho laws took effect Sunday that will affect the state's hunters and anglers. The legislation adds a wolf tag to the sportsman's pack, increasing the price from $117.25 to $124.25. It also incorporates a nonresident three-day fishing license into the adult nonresident hunting license with no change in the current license fee.
Chinook salmon fishing on parts of the lower Salmon River will close at the end of fishing Sunday. The sections to close are from the mouth of Shorts Creek upstream to the uppermost boat ramp at Vinegar Creek and from the Rice Creek Bridge upstream to the U.S. Highway 95 Time Zone Bridge.
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Sodium Gluconate Food Additive - Chinaprice: contact company for price
C6H11O7Na Molecular weight: 218.14 CAS No.: 527-07-1 Apperance: White
crystalline powder or granule Packing: 25kg kraft/PP bag, or buyer's
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Payment: Within 20 days after receipt the advance or L/C at sight
Appllications: 1, used in the medicine or used as food additive. 2,
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