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I'm doing this. I think. If I haven't done it within the next 24 hours it's cancelled. --Some Idiot 01:40, July 24, 2010 (UTC)
A note to 184.108.40.206: Create an account. You've made two articles now. --Some Idiot 03:41, July 24, 2010 (UTC)
|There is some good humor here, but it is mixed in with the random humor, which really drowns it out. I'll go through the different sections of the article and show you how you can improve the one liners you've got here and build them so they stand out against all the other stuff you have here.
|You've got an ok concept, and you've done a lot on her. However, you may want to build one what you've said here, and add more sections, as this article is relatively short.
|Prose and formatting:
|You have a pretty consistant style and tone of prose throughout, except for the paragraph I detailed in the Humor section. The formatting in your article is not ugly, however it is mostly just a big slab of writing, followed by two short paragraphs and then two lists. This looks bad because…
|…you have no pictures. This greatly puts down the overall quality of the article, as it mskes it look rather dull and uninviting. However you could easily fix this. Get two, maybe three pictures – here are my suggestions:
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|There is a lot of stuff you could improve on the humor stuff. Also add some images. If you follow my advice this article will almost definitely survive ICU, and may be quite decent. Hope that helped. If you have any questions about what I have said here contact me on my talk page.
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Curran will miss the remainder of the season after sustaining the problem against Bury at the weekend.
And he is now waiting to hear whether he has ruptured his Achilles tendon.
"It sounds like a ruptured Achilles and if it is, that's probably the worst injury you can get in football," Peters told BBC Radio Devon.
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NEW research in Blackburn with Darwen shows half of the borough's children are at risk from badly-fitted car seats in their parents' vehicles.
The checks, carried out for the BBC 'Watchdog' programme, match results of similar surveys elsewhere.
The council's Road Safety Team worked with local police and Child Seat Safety Ltd on the programme, to be broadcast on Monday.
The results matched those in the CSS's latest research paper, which looked at nearly 2,000 checks UK-wide in 2013 including spot-checks in Leicestershire in June showing 49 per cent of such seats were dangerously incorrectly fitted.
Council highways boss Maureen Bateson said: "It is excellent to see our road safety team recognised for all its hard work in casualty reduction and it is hoped that parents in the borough take on board the advice given to keep their children safe whilst travelling."
CSS boss Claire Waterhouse said: "Parents are making mistakes which can be easily rectified."


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Born in Berlin in 1920 to a wealthy Jewish family, Helmut Newton was a delicate child prone to fainting. When he was around 8 years old his brother began showing him the 'gutter' of Berlin, a red light district which was inhabited by prostitutes like the 'Red Erna', who wore thigh boots and carried a whip. Helmut remembers, "my eyes were poppin' out of my head." But the Newtons lived at the other end of the social scale, vacationing at posh European spas and hotels that would later become his backdrops. At 12 he saved his money to purchase his first camera at a five-and-dime. The first roll of film he shot was at an underground subway. The whole role came back black except for the one image he shot above ground. A few years later he decided to travel abroad and become a famous photo reporter. "In 1936 I arranged to have myself thrown out of school as a hopeless pupil," says Helmut. With the help of his mother Helmut began working as an apprentice for Else Simon, a female fashion-and-portrait photographer who operated a studio under the name of Yva. His father's prophetic response to the chosen path was, "My boy, you'll end up on the gutter."
His first job as an assistant lasted for two years and was abruptly ended in 1938 when the Nazis stepped up their attack on the Jews. Yva was forced to close her studio, and later died in a concentration camp. Helmut fled Germany to Singapore and worked as a photojournalist for the 'Singapore Strait Times'. "The next few years had little to do with photography; I was busy keeping my head above water and trying to avoid starvation. I rarely gave the paper the kind of photos they were hoping for," he recalls.
In the early 1940's Helmut moved to Australia, where he enlisted in the Australian Army and served for five years. He then moved to Melbourne, opened a studio and was determined to make a living as a photographer. Meanwhile, his family had fled to South America. Helmut would meet an Australian actress named June Browne, whom he'd marry. He would take any job that he could get doing wedding photos, baby books, and mail-order catalog assignments. In 1952 he began working for Australian Vogue, which led to a short-term move to London in 1957. "My years in Australia were wonderful. I met June, we married, but photographically, much as I loved this country and it's people, it did not form me as a photographer nor did my work there amount to anything." London would be "equally sterile and unproductive. The moment I hit Paris I knew this was it for living and taking photographs. The life was in the streets, in cafes, restaurants. Beautiful women seemed to be everywhere."
In the late 1950's he found work at 'Jardin des Modes' and in 1961 began a long-running and fruitful association with French Vogue which would last until 1983. During this period he would also work for Elle, Marie Claire, Queen, Nova, Playboy, Stern,US and Italian Vogue.
In 1971 while in New York for a Vogue assignment, Helmut suffered a major heart-attack which would change his life and transform his photography. With the encouragement from his wife June, Helmut pursued overtly sexual themes in his photos, deriving elements from his own history to instill a menacing edge to his works. This edge brought him to the forefront of fashion photography and possibly made him the most influential figure in his field during the 1970's. Women were pictured bolder and more aggressive, usually in disquieting situations, photographed in a a realistic reportage style. While the bulk of his models were depicted as members of the social elite, they would be 'caught' in seedy environments exploring kinky fantasies with prostitutes and cross-dressers. And then alternating this juxtaposition showing members from the margins of society engaged in fetish driven meetings with the social elite, surrounded by sumptuous hotels and ancient midnight streets, all of them saturated with decadence, luxury, and privilege. While American Vogue would only published distilled version of this period, his most risqué photos were accepted by European magazines. "The term 'political correctness' has always appalled me, reminding me of Orwell's 'thought police' and fascist regimes," he comments on censorship in America.
Helmut published his first book 'White Women' in 1976, which featured the most radical selections from this period. Despite negative American reviews it sold some 1500 copies in a week there. 'The Eyes of Laura Mars' was a Hollywood film inspired by the photos by Helmut Newton. Ironically the photos he contributed to the film were not satisfactory. The director wanted scenes of blood and corpses which were of no interest to Helmut. He defended his fashion photos as erotic rather than violent.
Since 1976, he's received a number of awards, including the Tokyo Art Directors' Club Prize; American Institute of Graphic Arts awards; and Germany's Kodak Award for photographic books. In 1989 he was named 'Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres' by the French Minister of Culture, and in 1992 he was awarded the 'Grosses Bundesverdienstkreuz' by the Federal Republic of Germany and the 'Chevalier des Arts, Lettres et Science' by Monaco. Life magazine gave him the 'Life Legend Award for Lifetime Achievement in Magazine Photography' in 1999. Recently Taschen publishing and designer Philippe Starck teamed together to create 20×28 inch, 66-pound, 480-page monolith of Helmut's work entitled 'Sumo'. Currently offered at $1,500, the collection is issued in a limited edition of 10,000 copies worldwide, numbered, signed by Newton, and is accompanied with it's own specially designed table.
Since 1981 Helmut and his wife June has resided in Monte Carlo. At the age of 79, he continues working for advertising clients and publications, including Vogue and Vanity Fair.
Countless essays have attempted to deconstruct the elaborate and heavily coded world depicted in his photographs. His photos are tough, polished, aggressive, cold, and disconcerting. They reflect an internal world that generates a sense of unease. He achieves a delicate and difficult balance between flattery and caricature. There's a lot going on in his narrative photos. "What I find interesting is working in a society with certain taboos – and fashion photography is about that kind of society", says Newton. "To have taboos, then to get around them – that's interesting." The ironic thing is that he's made taboos more acceptable, at least to some segments of the population.
In many ways Helmut mocks the fashion industry as he strengthens it. He blatantly exposes a side of it that is difficult to detect or absent in other fashion photography. Take for example one of his better known works 'Sie kommen!' ('Here They Come!'), which copies are sold for more than $55,000. It is a two part image, one image depicts the models clothed and the other they are in the exact same position, but nude. In a strange way the nude depiction lacks much of the sexuality you'd expect, due to aggressive posturing. Their nudity has become dress, they are in essence fashion warriors. They say, 'Look, but don't touch. Look, we are coming… but not for you.' They send the message, as with fashion, 'Look and die with desire.' While this may not be the desire of the beholder, it is definitely that of the fashion wearer.
As with many of his photos,Helmut exposes the discomfort women endure to be alluring. The dark side of fashion, depicted in 'Pension Dorian', shows model Jenny Kapitan in a leg cast and neck brace. "That was a real cast! I had twisted my knee dancing rock-and-roll and when I appeared, abashed, before Helmut for the shooting, he said: 'That fits me perfectly, I've been doing all these pictures with braces.'" He was attracted to her injury, her deficiency. The two casts, the cane by means of which she stands – they are signifiers of her pain. But notice how straight she stands, how she thrusts her hips forward and holds her head aloft. It is a poignant image, delivered in the codes of sexuality, but also that of the cure. She is in a vulnerable state, which triggers a basic male instinct to respond. The cast and brace are worn as sexual fashion accessories; sex, the cure for death. Another side of this image reads, 'Style robs you of life, it is violent – even to others.'


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Oscar Buzz: Who Will Get Nominated?
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By DAVID WEINER
December 30, 2012
The Buzz: Another category whose number of contenders fluctuates, this one between 3-5, Disney pretty much will find itself competing against itself with strong contenders Brave, Frankenweenie and Wreck-It Ralph -- and the stop-motion-animated ParaNorman possibly giving direct competition to Tim Burton's own stop-motion Frankenweenie.
What Will Get Nominated: Brave, Frankenweenie, Wreck-It Ralph, ParaNorman
What Should Get Nominated But Won't: The Pirates: Band of Misfits, Rise of the Guardians


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Wednesday, 29 January, 2003, 17:12 GMT
Taylor back in training
Martin Taylor has returned to training with Wycombe Wanderers despite still being hampered by a calf injury.
The club's first-choice goalkeeper did the damage in the 0-0 draw against Cheltenham on 21 December.
Wycombe have refused to put a date on the 36-year-old's return.
A club spokesman said: "Martin is nowhere near ready yet, and I don't know when he will return to contention.
"We've got to see if there's likely to be any reaction."
Taylor's place will continue to be taken by Frank Talia, who is expected to be fit for Saturday's match against Notts County despite sustaining a head wound at the weekend.
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Fan-friendly 'Menace' DVD finally arrives
By Thomas K. Arnold, Special for USA TODAY
Movie Web sites have been chattering for weeks about Tuesday's
long-awaited release of the Phantom Menace DVD, the first in the beloved
Star Wars franchise to come out in the format.
Before then, they were grousing about how long it was taking:
The video had been released in April 2000.
Jim Ward, Lucasfilm vice president of marketing and executive
producer of the DVD, attributes the nearly year-and-a-half delay to the desire
to put out "the best possible product."
"That takes time," he says.
The input of those grousing fans played a key role in deciding
which special features to include. "We had a daily dialogue with our fans,"
Ward says, both through letters and by monitoring various DVD and Star Wars
Web sites.
He says fans' feedback, in particular, led to inclusion
of various trailers and TV spots promoting the movie, as well as several mini-documentaries
that appeared on the film's Web site. Ward says devotees "also influenced us
to include the MTV video of Duel of the Fates."
For many, Menace is a must-own, says analyst Tom
Adams of Adams Media Research. "It's got every chance of being the fastest-selling
DVD of all time."
Indeed, Phantom was No. 2 last week on Amazon.com's
DVD Top Sellers list, based on advance sales.
Among those waiting to buy the double-disc set is Doug
Radcliffe, 29, of Jacksonville, Fla. He saw the original Star Wars when
he was 5 and was instantly "obsessed," he says. He spent 12 hours in line to
watch Menace when it opened in theaters in May 1999 and plans to be at
the local Best Buy on Tuesday morning as soon as it opens.
Says Radcliffe: "I've invested a considerable amount of
money in a home theater audio system, and the pod race and light-saber battle,
especially, should possess enough bass and surround effects to rattle the walls."
When Menace which grossed $431.1 million
in theaters came out on video, not even a date was announced for the
Irate fans mounted an Internet campaign and wrote
an open letter in January to Hollywood trade paper Variety to
persuade director George Lucas to issue the film on DVD as well.
"Our campaign got 30,000 signatures in a month," says Bill
Hunt, editor of The Digital Bits Web site, who helped organize the effort.
Five months later, Lucasfilm announced plans to release
the franchise on DVD, beginning with Menace.
Says Lucasfilm's Ward: "We wanted to do it right. And to
do what we did you can't do that in two months."
Lucasfilm certainly did a lot. The Menace DVD ($30)
has been digitally remastered by THX from start to finish for "reference quality"
sound and visuals, Ward says. Then, six hours of bonus materials were produced.
"Everything we did had to pass the litmus test of, 'Is this something you actually
want to watch?' " he says.
Among special features:
An audio commentary featuring Lucas, the director's first.
Seven deleted scenes, including one in which a submarine
carrying Jar Jar Binks and his Jedi Knight protectors plunges off a waterfall.
A 66-minute documentary, The Beginning, culled
from more than 600 hours of behind-the-scenes footage.
Hunt says that though Menace is considered the
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GeoEye has announced it has contracted with ITT Corporation to begin work on the camera for GeoEye's next satellite, GeoEye-2. This is the first step in a phased development process for an advanced, third-generation satellite capable of discerning objects on the Earth's surface as small as 0.25-meter (9.75 inch) in size. The company expects to contract with a satellite builder in 2008 and launch the satellite approximately three years after work begins under that contract.
"America's commercial remote sensing industry has proven itself to be a reliable partner with our national security customers both here in the US and overseas," said Martin C. Faga, a member of GeoEye's board of directors and a former director of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). "GeoEye-2 will continue this legacy of achievement and GeoEye looks forward to discussions with overseas customers, the Department of Defense and other agencies as to how this newest satellite will help agencies meet critical missions for national defense and homeland security."
Matthew O'Connell, GeoEye's chief executive officer and president said, "Because of strong market trends, we are moving ahead with plans for GeoEye-2 independent of any formal U.S. Government commitment as an anchor customer. Our financial strategy, since GeoEye's inception almost two years ago, has been to invest prudently and, after long analysis, we have concluded that the market will be ready for another sensor in the 2011 timeframe. GeoEye will continue to maintain a constellation of Earth-imaging sensors in order to remain a leading provider of geospatial imagery and information."
GeoEye-2 will be of the same general class as GeoEye-1, but will benefit from significant improvements in capability, including enhanced direct tasking, and the potential to collect imagery of the Earth's surface at 0.25-meter or 9.75-inch ground resolution. While GeoEye has an operating license from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to build and launch a satellite constellation with this extremely high ground resolution, the final decision regarding GeoEye-2's resolution will be made in response to how best to serve customer requirements, as well as consideration of the current regulatory environment.
Under current licensing constraints, only U.S. Government customers and specifically designated allies have access to imagery at this highest resolution while commercial customers receive imagery at the highest resolution allowed by U.S. regulations, currently 0.5-meter or 19.5 inch ground resolution.
Frank Koester, vice president and director of Commercial and Space Science Systems, ITT Space Systems, said, "ITT is pleased to once again be in partnership with GeoEye to produce the sensor for their next-generation imaging satellite. ITT's technology and legacy of mission success, including GeoEye's IKONOS satellite will again provide outstanding imaging performance and meet the evolving demands for quality multispectral geospatial information."
"We chose ITT as our digital camera supplier for GeoEye-2 because of their superior, digital imaging products and excellent track record with delivery of both the GeoEye-1 and IKONOS sensors," said Bill Schuster, GeoEye's chief operating officer.
While this contract announcement is for GeoEye-2, GeoEye is nearing the launch of its next-generation commercial satellite imaging system, GeoEye-1, slated for late first quarter or early second quarter 2008 from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. GeoEye-1 will be the world's highest resolution commercial Earth imaging satellite with the best geospatial accuracy available. The satellite will be able to discern objects on the ground . 41-meter or 16 inches in size or larger. More importantly, GeoEye-1 will be able to locate an object that size to within about nine feet of its true location on the surface of the globe without ground control points. Imagery from GeoEye-1 can be supplied in color or, if the customer prefers, in black and white.
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Truffle and Indigo enjoy a nice day in Maryland!
Fun times, Kunal and Helen!
Truffle and Indigo enjoy a nice day in Maryland!
Fun times, Kunal and Helen!
This is such a great shot. Look how happy they are!! Beautiful shelties!!
great action shot! Truffle and Indigo can really hustle!
love how their manes blow in the breeze!
ZOOM, ZOOM, ZOOMIES everywhere!! With their tongues flappin' in the breeze, and the big Sheltie trademark smiles, these babies look like they are having so-o-o much fun. Kunal and Helen, your furbabies are adorable, such pretty colors. After play treats? Plenty of water and cookies! Wishing you many long, happy years with these little delights.
There is nothing like the beauty of seeing a sheltie run!
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A subsidiary of the London-based investment services company Growth Capital Partners, Chaucer Capital has cried foul over Maharashtra Government's breach of contract
London based Chaucer Capital, a real estate investment company, said that it will be filing a writ against the Maharashtra Government in the Bombay High Court. The legal action is in relation to the proposed development of Alewadi Port, which has been in the works since 1996.
In a statement, Chaucer Capital said, "After a rigorous selection process, Chaucer Capital eventually was left as the sole qualified developer as other parties all dropped out. However, after having Chaucer Capital undergo additional scrutiny and innumerable follow-ups with Maharashtra Government, the London based company is still unable to receive the letter of intent (LoI)."
"Chaucer Capital is still waiting to receive a LoI from the Maharashtra Maritime Board to sanction its project while the state government has breached the arrangement and its own policy by secretly awarding the project to another firm," the investment company added.
The company says that over the years it has approached all relevant authorities, including the Maharashtra Chief Minister, but to no avail. Back in 2007, before the bids were finalised, Videocon was also rumoured to be in the running to develop the port, even though the company had denied the reports.
"It also undermines the efforts and expenditure in terms of time and investments made by Chaucer Capital to complete its commitment to develop the Alewadi port," said Chaucer Capital's statement.
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Reminiscent of Medici and charlatans of medieval times, sickness merchants today actually go out hunting for patients through 'free' checkup camps. As a result, doctors are made to believe that a healthy person is one who has not yet been thoroughly examined!
The title of this article is from the German book "The Disease Inventors" by Jörg Blech, original in German, translated by my friend, Herbert Nehrlich, a family physician in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, especially for my use. The contents of this article rely on that translation.
Like the "free" check up camps in India, there were traveling healers roaming the countryside in Germany. They also do not ask for any payment. They used to come in their vehicles stopping in public squares or churchyards. They lure people into their vans and examine them thoroughly only to release many of them as patients!
The gleaming bone-white Osteoporosis Research Mobile went on its maiden voyage in the summer of 2002, from Hamburg to Erfurt, through much of Germany. Women over 60 were urged to have a thorough preventive check-up done, with bone density measurement included.
With this method, the aim is to find and identify those female citizens, who suffer from age-related deterioration of the bone structure: the so-called Osteoporosis. This search for sick women is not entirely devoid of self-interest. It is sponsored by a foundation and by fourteen pharmaceutical companies and makers of medical equipment and products.
Men were not spared, either. Workers from Pfizer crisscrossed the country, visiting about 30 cities in their blue-white truck. "The Healthy Man" is displayed on the truck in large letters. The truck's platform can be extended so that the space on the ground floor is tripled in size. Inside are five examination cubicles as well as an "information bar".
There, the assessment of visitors and passers-by is done inside of 10 minutes. Medically trained personnel measure cholesterol, blood sugar, blood pressure and weight. "If the man doesn't come in for his check-up then the check-up must visit the man", so says Pfizer. Near a large golf tournament, for example, 6,297 normal men were processed through the diagnostic vehicle. And, see the result: half of the men showed increased blood pressure and in 44% the blood test results were outside of normal limits.
The Osteoporosis Mobile and the Pfizer Truck seem like messengers for a medical profession that wants to permeate all of society. Reminiscent of Medici and charlatans of medieval times, sickness merchants today actually go out hunting for patients. The fact that they apparently find sick people everywhere affirms the nature of the situation.
While it is true that Germans today are quite alert and long-lived, as never before in their history, they do not fit into the norms of modern medicine. The medical risk factors have been deliberately set so that everyone can potentially be sick. And it works like this:
A laboratory test is performed on a large number of healthy people, for example on blood donors, military recruits or sport students. The next step is the calculation of the average of all the measured results. The 95% in the middle are then arbitrarily declared 'Normal Value' and the 5% outside of this –up or down - are declared "conspicuous", even though all subjects were healthy people.
It follows that one can label all of mankind as ill: If always 5% of a population shows an abnormal lab value then every subsequent testing raises the number of "suspects". After 20 measurements only 36% of the subjects will be regarded as healthy. And, after 100 procedures this number shrinks to less than 1%. Doctors deduced from this a malicious result: A healthy person is one who has not yet been thoroughly examined!
Some risk factors, however, were set from the outset in such a way that not 5% but large segments of the population are instantly affected. Take cholesterol, where several years ago in Germany, the margins were determined so that people with 'normal' values were in the minority and those with abnormal values were in the majority. How can this be?
A large study of one lakh Bavarians resulted in an average cholesterol value of 260 mg/dl. The "National Cholesterol Initiative", a private interest group of 13 medical professors, nevertheless recommended in 1990 an upper limit of 200 and was able to have this accepted.
The doctors of this "Cholesterol Initiative" represent lobbying groups, among them the industry-friendly "German League against Blood Pressure" as well as the "Lipid League" and the "German Society for Lab Medicine". In a "strategic paper", they demanded an aggressive expansion of the diagnosis. "Every doctor ought to know the cholesterol values of his patients".
Through the dedication of financially interested medics, the majority of the German population has been declared risk patients. In the 30–39 year age group, according to the arbitrary upper limit, 68% of men and 56% of women displayed abnormally high cholesterol. In the 50–59 year age group this rises to 84% for the men and 93% for the women.
The absurd consequences of such margin limits: The patients alleged to be at risk, feel healthy and fit.
The Viennese satirist Karl Kraus is right: "The DIAGNOSIS is one of the most common diseases".
Pre-occupation with cholesterol values is widespread, promoted and encouraged vigorously by certain doctors and institutions because of the immense profits that can be earned.
One example: the National Association of Practicing Cardiologists, together with margarine manufacturer Becel and pharmaceutical company Pfizer, as well as Roche Diagnostics regularly undertake "Health Initiatives" which are designed to persuade many people to have their cholesterol tested.
In a brochure, available to anyone visiting a pharmacy, it states: "Starting at age 30, everyone ought to know his cholesterol level and have it re-tested every two years." The motto is: An increased cholesterol level is one of the most important risk factors for heart and circulatory diseases.
The "New Pharmacy Journal" designates cholesterol as the "TIME BOMB" for your health. Yet, this wax-like substance is an essential part of life; it is needed in large amounts by the brain, which consists of 10–20% cholesterol (dry substance). Most cells of the organism can manufacture cholesterol if it is lacking in the food, which is fortunate, as without this devilish molecule the cells would be doomed.
However, many people become fearful of facing an early fatal heart attack at the mere mention of the word cholesterol. It spoils the breakfast egg for many and causes concern at the thought of buttering their bread rolls and having a piece of sausage. Driven by a guilty conscience, over one million people have had their cholesterol tested in 2001 as part of a "Health Initiative". Not unexpectedly, over half of the ones tested showed values above the arbitrarily set figure of 200. The participating doctors and companies of this "Health Initiative" reap direct profits: ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS manufactures instruments for cholesterol testing. Cardiologists get new patients who are immediately told to stop eating butter – which in turn helps Becel, the margarine manufacturer.
PFIZER then sells cholesterol-lowering medicines – its world-wide sales are in the billions of dollars. It is rare that a medical campaign, which puts the label "PATIENT" on the vast majority of the population, has been carried out with such force and marketing investment.
A committee of the American Heart Association demands that regular cholesterol testing of 5-year old children be carried out. As soon as the child starts on solid food, doctors urge the parents to give their offspring only cholesterol-poor foods. Blood pressure would need to be checked from the 3rd birthday on.
Actually, such early tests permit no conclusions as to future health of the tested children.
"The screening of children, including of those 25% whose families have been identified as having a high incidence of raised cholesterol levels and early heart disease, is a waste of money which probably does more harm than good", says Thomas B. Newman, epidemiologist at the University of California, San Francisco.
If these recommendations were to be taken seriously, breast milk could not be given to babies, as it is a veritable cholesterol bomb. The reality however, shows that breast-fed babies do rather well in their development, which is not a miracle - the bounty of cholesterol from the mother's milk is used for construction of nerve cells and the brain.
The general impression that the public campaign clearly gives is that the cholesterol theory is an established fact. This is incorrect. Many physicians are very doubtful about cholesterol's alleged bad-guy role in the drama Heart Attack. As early as in 1990, when the dubious upper limit of 200 was announced in Germany, cardiologist Herald Klepzig of the German Heart Foundation in Frankfurt distanced himself from this. Surrounded by cholesterol hysteria he said: "We would be happy if we could point to a single medical controlled study that shows that lives are saved through reduction of cholesterol. However, it is not difficult to find ten studies that show that a reduction of fat actually is correlated with increased mortality."
And Paul Rosch, president of the American Institute of Stress and medical professor at New York Medical College comments: "The brain-washing of the public has been so successful that many people believe 'the lower the cholesterol values the longer the life span'; nothing could be further from the truth!"
Indeed, the label of the 'evil cholesterol' is not supported by proof, only by circumstantial evidence – and of those, many are unable to stand up to scrutiny. In 1953, the researcher Ancel Keys of the University of Minnesota published an article, which eventually became the foundation myth of the cholesterol theory.
In his paper, he shows a diagram that suggests a clear relationship between fat consumption and mortality from coronary heart disease in six countries. "The curve shows that there is hardly any doubt that there is a correlation between fat content of the food intake and the risk to die of coronary heart disease." (Comments from LANCET).
Impressive though the curve is, it has a flaw: Keys considered data from six countries only, even though data from 22 regions were available. And, when these are examined, the correlation between high fat consumption and heart death disappears.
Says Swedish physician Uffe Ravnskov "Had Keys included all countries nothing would have come of the curve". For example, mortality from heart disease was three times higher in the US than in Norway, although fat consumption in both countries was roughly identical."
Critics like Ravnskov do not deny that there is a correlation between blood fats and coronary heart disease. Considering that 0.2% of a population suffers from familial hypercholesterolaemia. People with this inherited illness do not have sufficient numbers of cholesterol receptors. Thus, the cholesterol can barely be transported out of the blood into the cells. The result: Raised blood cholesterol. Levels are between 350–1000 mg/dl. The affected people have an increased risk of dying earlier than others, because they often suffer from a severe form of arteriosclerosis.
Post mortems on people who had familial hypercholesterolaemia have shown that the cholesterol does not only get deposited in the blood vessels but everywhere in the body. "Many organs are practically impregnated with cholesterol", says Ravnskov. Therefore, it is a mistake to extrapolate this relationship between cholesterol and arteriosclerosis to people with normal cholesterol levels.
When the physician urges "risk patients" to switch to low cholesterol foods the consequences for old people can be potentially dangerous. The nutrition of old people could be "already compromised through dentures, constipation, lack of appetite and intolerance to many foods', says US physician Bernard Lown, a well-known heart specialist who, as a member of "International Physicians For The Prevention Of Nuclear War" received the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize.
As a doctor, Lown witnessed how a very old female patient lost weight rapidly and became emaciated because of her attempts to lower her cholesterol levels. Lown stopped the dangerous nonsense. "I recommended that she ignore all doctor's advice and eat whatever she fancied. Within six months she regained her lost weight as well as her vitality and spirit." The devilish cholesterol –we need it from cradle to grave.
(Translated from: Jorg Blech "Disease Inventors" German 1999)
(Professor Dr BM Hegde, a Padma Bhushan awardee in 2010, is an MD, PhD, FRCP (London, Edinburgh, Glasgow & Dublin), FACC and FAMS. He is also Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the Science of Healing Outcomes, chairman of the State Health Society's Expert Committee, Govt of Bihar, Patna. He is former Vice Chancellor of Manipal University at Mangalore and former professor for Cardiology of the Middlesex Hospital Medical School, University of London.)
Infosys announced better than expected results for the September quarter and was the bright spot in a market that was trading down by around a percent
Infosys, India's second biggest IT company, reported a second quarter net profit of Rs3,096 crore, which was 7.27% higher than the previous quarter. The results were being watched keenly as a signal for the new CEO Vishal Sikka's leadership performance.
Infosys shares shot up by 6% to Rs3,865 on the BSE soon after the result announcement. The results were better than the market's expectations and it showed in the rise in the stock price. Net sales were reported at Rs13,342 crore. The Infosys board also approved a bonus share issue in 1:1 ratio, while also declaring an interim dividend of Rs30 per share.
Sikka said, "The renewal plan for Infosys has just begun and will start showing meaningful returns over nest two to three years."
Talking about his vision for the company's business, the new non-founder CEO said, "There is the old way of doing the services business, which focusses on labour arbitration, workforce management etc... but my view is that this no longer works, we are looking to focus on innovation in products to drive growth in the future."
Analysts pointed out that not much in the nature of specific roadmap was laid out by the CEO, but that the good results would give more leeway for Sikka to exercise his vision for the company.


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Georgia had a gymnast win a Southeastern Conference honor for the third straight time as Kaylan Earls was named SEC Specialist of the Week, the conference announced on Tuesday.
Earls scored a career-high 9.95 on balance beam and 9.875 on floor exercise to help the Gym Dogs to 197.5 points in a win against Alabama on Saturday. Georgia's 197.5 is the second-highest team score in the nation so far.
Georgia's Brandie Jay and Brittany Rogers were named SEC Freshmen of the Week for Jan. 23 and 29 respectively. Earls' honor gives the Gym Dogs a conference superlative for the third straight week. Earls also continued Georgia's harvest of SEC weekly honors. On Monday the SEC announced Khaalidah Miller and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope as the women's and men's basketball players of the week.
Earls, a junior from Chicago, Ill., has been in the beam and floor lineup for every meet this season. Her 9.95 is tied for the team's season high on beam and she has a 9.9 on floor which also ties the team's season high.


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If you or your child has concerns about school, don't wait until August. Use the lower stress days of July to tackle them. Talking—and taking action—will make life sweeter come fall.
Here are some common problems and coping tips:
The child starting school for the first time. If you're worried about your child starting school, stop. "A lot of the problem is with parents," says Laurie Malkin, a social worker at Falconer Elementary on Chicago's North Side. A child picks up on a parent's anxiety, she says.
Instead, get your preschooler excited. Buying school supplies should be a big deal. Let her pick a backpack like the big kids, says Reggee McClinton, a support services specialist for psychology with the Chicago Public Schools.
If your child has never taken classes, sign her up for a summer class where she will sit, listen and be without her parents for awhile, says Dr. Sharon Hirsch, a child and adolescent psychiatry specialist at Children's Memorial Hospital. Or attend library reading times or send her to a summer camp.
The middle-schooler who isn't excited about school. Maybe there is no obvious problem, just a feeling you have. Or maybe his grades dropped last year. This might be the time to talk—and listen—to your child, says Malkin. Let him discuss his feelings without accusations, she says.
If your child has trouble reading, forcing him to read out loud might intimidate him, Malkin says. Instead, read to him.
The teen starting high school. Teens are still kids, says Hirsch. Your teen is probably anxious about high school. If she will take public transportation to school for the first time, take her on a dry run. Buy books to help build study habits or deal with other high school issues, Hirsch says. And get her talking. Describe your own feelings when you began high school, Hirsch adds.
The child starting a new school. If your child is worried because you moved and he will attend a new school, play up the positive aspects of the change. "Emphasize the good," says North Side mom Karen Chin. When her son changed schools between fourth and fifth grades, she pointed out how he could walk there and the classes would be smaller.
"The first day he was nervous because no one said anything to him when they were lining up, but at the end of day he came out and he had had a great day," she says.
But don't forget the old friends. Chin made sure her son knew he could still get together with his old friends.
If possible take each child—whether in preschool or high school—alone to buy supplies, says Hirsch. It will give you time to talk. Plan a ceremony to mark the first day and take your child's picture, Hirsch suggests.
The infant or toddler with a speech impediment or handicap. Think you don't have to worry about school yet? Getting help now will make the transition to school easier, says Malkin. Help is usually available through the state, she says. Merry Mayer
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Australia's last hope in the women's singles draw, Sam
A double fault on match point, handing Zheng the third set, summed up what was an otherwise error-prone match for the Australian and number nine seed.
Zheng won five games in a row as Stosur squandered a 5-2 lead in the third set.
Asked in the press conference if she choked, Stosur said: "I don't know. Whatever word you want to put on it. At 5 2 up in the third, double break, probably is a bit of a choke, yeah."
Despite a better performance during the second set, it was ultimately the unforced error count that brought Stosur undone.
She committed 56 unforced errors to Zheng's 43, including numerous, wild shanks of some entirely playable balls.
The blow-out in unforced errors for Stosur came in the first set, and the pair were relatively evenly matched in the second. But more errors started to creep in for Stosur in the second half of the third set. By and large, it was the first set where Stosur managed to get her nose out in front in terms of winners (29 to 24), with the gap between the pair remaining pretty steady for the remainder of the match.
Stosur's attempts at net were almost double that of her opponent, but the strategy had a lower success rate.
That said, Stosur's serving and capitalisation on break point opportunities had improved from the pair's previous meeting last week, where Zheng bundled her out in the first round of the Sydney International.
"Today I feel Sam Stosur is play much better for last week," Zheng said at her press conference. "Kick serve and the big forehand. Also backhand slice is give me the big trouble.
"But today I try to play more aggressive. I try to go to the net, give her some pressure, yeah. I think this is my coaches tell me give her some the pressure, and this way is for the key for win this match."
Stosur and Zheng traded blows for most of the first set, before Zheng broke serve to go up 4-3 before Stosur broke back in the next game.
The crowd was treated to some tense matchplay in the final game of the first set, which lasted some 12 minutes before Zheng finally came out on top, 6-4 in 54 minutes.
During that break, Zheng called for the trainer to attend to strapping on her knee.
The lengthy game trend continued momentarily, with the first game of the second set lasting a further 16 minutes before Stosur made the first impression on the scoreboard.
She soon found herself on a roll and briskly closed out the rest of the set 6-1 in a total 42 minutes.
As suggested earlier today, serving was going to be critical for both players, but Stosur in particular, given her first serve percentage in the first round was much lower than Zheng's.
After some first set volatility, Stosur's first serve percentage settled in around the mid-70s for the remainder of the match, about 15 to 20 percentage points above Zheng, who was otherwise pretty consistent.
However, one area where Stosur was getting creamed was her second serves, where percentage of points won was sitting in the low-teens to 20s for the first and second sets.
At the pair's previous meeting at the Sydney International, Zheng won 60 per cent of break points to Stosur's 36 per cent.
Stosur and Zheng each managed to convert six break points apiece, but Stosur ended up giving her opponent more opportunities than she received.
Zheng's third-round opponent will be 18th seed Julia Goerges, who beat Roman Oprandi of Switzerland 6-3, 6-2 without dropping a serve in a second-round matching lasting a little over an hour.
■ Among women's seeds winning through to the second round were China's Li Na, Serbians Jelena Jankovic and Ana Ivanovic, Italy's Marion Bartoli, Germany's Angelique Kerber and Russia's Ekaterina Makarova. Second seed Maria Sharapova hasn't yet dropped a game at the Australian Open this year, handing out another 'double bagel' in this afternoon's match against Japan's Misaki Doi.
The headline match tonight in the women's draw is Venus Williams taking on Alize Cornet of France.
■ Men's seeds advancing to the third round included: Sam Querrey of the USA, Switzerland's Stanislas Wawrinka, Austria's Jurgen Melzer, Czech Republic's Thomas Berdych, Cyprus' Marcos Baghdatis, Japan's Kei Nishikori and Poland's Jerzy Janowicz.
Tonight's big men's match on Rod Laver Arena is reigning Australian Open champion and world number one Novak Djokovic taking on Ryan Harrison of the USA.
The Australian Financial Review


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The skin on your body is an important organ which also has many important functions such as regulating the body temperature through perspiration, allowing you to touch and feel the world around us. The skin is a supple organ with folds and variations and different levels of thickness. To maintain its health, it is very important to keep it properly hydrated. Let's look at a few ways that can be done naturally:
- Moisturize: This is an important step that many don't follow and it is a very important part of skin care. Moisturizing is necessary in both dry and wet climates. What you need to be aware of is to change the type of moisturizer from season to season. It is better to moisturize with a lighter lotion and less often during summers while the winters would require a heavier lotion with increased frequency.
- Use humidifiers during the dry seasons: Many people may miss this trick, but it is a good idea to run a humidifier within the room during the dry seasons as it helps you to breathe better as well as keeps your skin hydrated. Also, when sleeping in air conditioned rooms, it is a good idea to run a humidifier to ensure that the cold air doesn't dehydrate your skin.
- Stop taking hot showers for too long: This is another common reason for dry skin. Taking hot showers for extended periods of time will rob your skin of its natural moisturizers and result in dry, scaly skin. Too long and hot showers will strip the skin of its essential oils and thus result in it becoming scaly and dry. Preferably, take shorter and colder showers.
- Change lifestyle habits: One of the greatest disruptors of skin health are bad habits, such as smoking, drinking excessive alcohol and sun damage. Ensure that you have enough protection from the sun to stop sun damage. Smoking and alcohol both dry out our skin and thus result in you looking older as well as developing more wrinkles. Give up smoking and try to limit alcohol consumption to limited quantities.
- Exercise: Many of the skin related woes occur due to the lack of physical movement, which results in underlying conditions. These underlying conditions may not only cause the skin quality to deteriorate, but will also result in it being dry. It is important to exercise to keep the internal regulatory systems in best condition and keep the skin hydrated.
If you wish to discuss about any specific skin related problem, you can consult a specilized dermatologist and ask a free question.
Hlo Doctor, I have very less facial hair. I got my testosterone level checked and it is 467 ng/dl. I hv seen endrocologist he suggest me to take depo testosterone injection 250 mg in 15 days gap for 3 months. I took 2 injections in 15 days gap. After second injection I have seen side effects like frequent urination and pain in bladder. So discontinue depo testosterone injection. And took medicine for urine problem which is fine now. My question is in how much time my natural testerone will restore in my body which may be shut off after injection since feel tired/sleepy at night. Also please suggest alternate for increase in testerone and facial hair.
Hi, I am struggling of my black colour skin. Is there any permanent treatment to lighten my skin. Yes means how long it will be taken, and how much of its cost.
Hello sir, my anus swells up for few days. After some days. Means now. When I was pooping. I found lot of blood in stool. Not with stool. Before. Previous months this situation is occur so I took O2 tablet for this. Overall my anus blood veins are swells up for long time so now they give blood when I was applying pressure for poop. Give me some solution for this. And one thing when I masturbate the anus area little loose.
I am getting pimples on my forehead and they are hurting me too. Please suggest some medicines for that?
Hii I am suffering from photodermatitis nw my face is fully dark den this pigmentation so nw going treatment and laser treatment so somebody told me take drink s like beer ,red wine it will improve your skin color so please clear my dout can I take drinks ?like beer vodka or wine so which type drink can I take please answer my question thank you.
My skin tone is wheat colour? Can you suggest me any gel or natural face yoga through which I can glow my face and make it whither?
I got attacked by nail on my cheek. Through it inner blood and skin is visible on my cheek. Also got a bit swelled today. Tell me ointment or medicine. To make it heal as early as possible.
Hello. I want to discuss a problem about my black skin. I already got treatment regarding this but couldn't see any good effect. I want the medicine which reduce my melanin production and get fair skin also I faced black dark circle problem. I had taken multi-vitamins iron and etc. Also use skin whitening and lightning cream. At the end I was read a article about melanin which is two types. Euo melanin and fueo melanin. Euo is black and feo is white. So if you have any treatment regarding this article then please tell me. I want totally finish this problem because I feel very shy in all functions because my husband is too fair. Last time I explained everything on Lybrate and doctors suggested me about vitamin c and e.then iron. But it is not sufficient for me. I want white and fair look and attractive eyes (without dark circle. So please help me doctors please. Give me a treatment which treat my skin fast but carefully.
Is any treatment by which dark circle under eye can be remove for permanently? I have to work 11 to 12 hours daily on computer.
Since many years I have problem of cracked lips and whenever I wash my lips outer skin goes out. Sometimes it pains also. Will you please let me know the remedy.
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I was having fungal infection in hair last year, it started from eyebrows and then it got in hair. I took medicines and it got cured. But now again I am having fungal infection in hair. What can be the cause of this and what can I do now? Shall I take allopathy medicine again. I took unscruff shampoo with some tonic last time, can it be the cause of leucorhhea.
The branch of plastic surgery that is generally used for the treatment of burns and other wounds is known as reconstructive plastic surgery. There are numerous surgical methods that fall under this category, which is effectively used to treat these injuries and the related issues that they cause.
What are medical issues caused by burns and wounds?
Some of the most frequently occurring issues that stem from burns and similar wounds are as follows:
- Restriction of mobility
- Aesthetic disfigurement and scarring
- Loss of sensation in the affected area
The different issues are caused by varying kinds of burns and injuries and, hence, each case must be approached in a different manner for remedy.
Different kinds of plastic surgeries that are used for treatment
Depending on the nature of the injury, your plastic surgeon may opt for any of the following surgical methods for treating the problem.
1. Skin grafting
In this procedure, skin is removed from one part of the body and transplanted to the affected area. This method is used for the treatment of burns. There are two types of this surgical procedure - one removes a few layers from the dermis of the donor area (split-thickness graft) while the other removes the entire dermis (full-thickness graft). Recovery time depends on the kind of procedure used. Skin grafting is occasionally used for breast and nose reconstruction as well.
2. Microsurgery
This type of surgery makes the use of a microscope in reconstructive procedures for working on minuscule veins, arteries, and nerves for repairing damaged areas. Microsurgery is often used alongside other surgical procedures for re-attaching body parts, relieving paralysis of the face and in the reconstruction of breasts.
3. Tissue expansion
This method is used to induce the growth of extra skin on the body that can be used for reconstructive purposes. This is done by inserting a balloon expander underneath the skin that slowly gets filled with saline solution and makes the skin swell. This excess skin is then used for correction or reconstruction of the affected area.
4. Free flap procedure
This procedure involves the transfer of skin, bone, muscle and blood supply from the donor area to the damaged area for repairing purposes. Microsurgery is often performed alongside this treatment method, which is used most frequently for breast reconstruction or after the removal of cancer from the neck or head. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Cosmetic/Plastic Surgeon.
There would only be a handful of people who are happy with the way their skin looks. While acne and pimples are the concerns at a younger age, but with age the concerns shift to dark circles and pigmentation. Both light and dark pigments become worrisome, and one continuously looks for ways to manage them.
The skin has a pigment called melanin, which is responsible for the color; more the melanin component, darker the skin complexion. This can either decrease or increase and can affect people of any age or gender. Whether or not you will be a victim of pigmentation depends on genetics, sun exposure, skin care regime, hormonal changes (puberty, pregnancy), stress levels and hormonal changes. While hyperpigmentation is very common with old age, hypopigmentation is not very normal and it is advisable to seek medical attention to rule out more serious underlying diseases. The most common types of hyperpigmentation include:
- Lentigo: It is also known as multiple freckles, if caused exclusively due to sun exposure, it is called solar lentigines or dark spots or age spots.
- Melasma: This is caused by hormonal changes, especially during pregnancy.
Preventing hyperpigmentation:
- Minimizing sun damage is the first and most important step in reducing onset and severity of pigmentation. Use a sunscreen that at least has an SPF of 15 regularly. It is not just on sunny days that the sun causes damage. If you are heading out (even cloudy days), it means the sun can damage you. Avoid sun exposure as much as possible if you know you are prone to pigmentation.
- Regular use of scrubs and exfoliators ensures the buildup of dead cells is removed, which itself leads to hyperpigmentation in many people. For dry or sensitive skin, exfoliate 1 to 2 times a week. For oily skin, exfoliate 2 to 3 times a week. Try to avoid scrubs on acne as the abrasive effect can worsen the condition.
Treatment for Hyperpigmentation-
Pigmentation issues run in the family and if your mother and grandmother had it, it is very likely you are prone for hyperpigmentation too. In these cases, aggressive skin care routine can help improve appearance. Ensure that the skin care products used contain at least an SPF of 15 and other active ingredients like alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs). The glycolic and lactic acids are examples of AHAs, which aid in removing dead cells that form on the skin. This produces a clearer skin with lesser discoloration. Vitamin C and E and kojic acid are also effective for treating hyperpigmentation. Other dermatological treatments-
- Chemical Peels: Chemical Peels are a more intensive treatment used in cases of more persistent pigmentation or to hasten the lightening effects of the topical prescription products. Peels work by exfoliating the upper-most layer of your skin and the dark area with it. There are many different types of peels and they are usually solutions that the dermatologist applies to the skin.
- Medication: Topical treatments such as hydroquinone, azelaic acid, corticosteroids, tretinoin cream, GA, and trichloroacetic acid. Skin whitening products are used for clinical treatment of postinflammatory hyperpigmentation.
In addition to these, ensure you eat a healthy diet with loads of fresh fruits and vegetables, stay hydrated, reduce sun exposure, and you surely will have be able to deal with pigmentation. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Dermatologist.


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The individual thus excited, then preaches, ad libitum, whether male or female.
A cheap and useful demulcent in pulmonary and urinary irritation; especially in catarrhs, gonorrha, &c.; ad libitum.
Surely when Nicholson undertook the house, he had not permission to defer the completing of it ad libitum.
There is an ad libitum supply for douches and baths in every camp.
In fact they are at liberty to accept invitations and give them ad libitum.
If it is a case where stimulus is any relief, the nurse gives milk-punch or brandy, or whatever is wanted, ad libitum.