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Many people find that their teeth become discolored over the years. Coffee, cola, and cigarettes are the usual causes of discolored teeth. Luckily, there are several options for returning the gleam to your smile, but sometimes the options can lead to confusion about what might be best for you.
You should talk with your dentist about which options are right for you. In the meantime, here is some information about the different techniques for whitening your teeth, along with the side effects.
Ultimately, the success of teeth whitening procedures depends on your teeth. Bleaching procedures may not change the color of bonding or tooth-colored fillings. If you have any of these items in your front teeth, they may stand out as a different color from your newly whitened smile. Porcelain veneers and dental bonding are other options for people with bonding or tooth-colored fillings, but they can be much more expensive.
Over the last 20 years, teeth whitening has evolved into 4 main types:
At the present time, the United States does not have any regulations on peroxide-based materials. Some states however, are looking into taking action to limit patient risks in non-dental settings. This is being done through state dental board decisions, attorney general investigations, and legislation. It does not mean that they are unsafe places, but you should be aware of all the risks associated with all of the methods.
One place you may try is the dentist office. Most do whitening and it does not take long to get the look you want.
At the office, your dentist can bleach your teeth in about 1 hour, but you may need several visits. The bleaching solution a dentist may use for in-office procedures contains between 25%-40% hydrogen peroxide.
First, the dentist applies a protective gel or rubber shield to protect your gums and other mouth tissues from the bleaching agent. Next, the bleaching agent is applied to your teeth. Some dentists use a special light or laser on your teeth to enhance the action of the bleaching agent. The American Dental Association has not found any additional long-term benefit from using light activation in clinical studies.
Depending on the condition of your teeth, you and your dentist may decide that you may be able to bleach your teeth on your own time at home.
You can buy your own home-bleaching kit at the drug store or you can get a custom kit from your dentist. These bleaching solutions are typically gels containing 10% carbamide peroxide. The gel is in a flexible tray that you wear in your mouth. The benefit of getting a kit from your dentist is that the tray can be custom fit to your mouth, maximizing contact of the solution to your teeth. Solutions provided by your dentist generally are applied for a few hours a day for 1 to 2 weeks
Whitening strips that are available in places like drug stores may be a familiar sight to you. These contain a low concentration of peroxide and are generally worn at night or during the day at frequent intervals. They can be effective for age-related staining, but are more useful in maintaining professional results.
Another widely available method is whitening toothpaste, mouth rinse, and chewing gum. These methods remove stains mechanically, but only on the surfaces of your teeth. Again, these may be useful for maintenance after professional whitening.
There are other factors to consider. What kinds of effects can this have on your teeth? Are the effects permanent?
Whether you whiten at home or at the dentist office, common side effects of bleaching procedures include tooth sensitivity and gum irritation. Gum irritation can occur from something like a poor fitting tray or with use of the bleaching solutions. The good news is that both effects are temporary and generally fade after treatment stops.
You also want to remember that overuse of over-the-counter bleaching kits can wear way tooth enamel, especially if they contain acid. Be sure to read and follow the directions carefully.
If you are serious about finding a method to whiten your teeth and brighten your smile, take some time to talk to a dental professional. A complete evaluation will leave you in better shape to understand your options and allow you to make a safer and affordable decision.
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Statement on the Safety and Effectiveness of Tooth Whitening Products. American Dental Association website. Available at http://www.ada.org/1902.aspx. Updated April 2012. Accessed October 24, 2016.
Tooth Whitening Systems. American Dental Hygienists' Association website. Available at: https://www.adha.org/sites/default/files/7227_Tooth_Whitening_1.pdf. Accessed October 24, 2016.
Whitening. Mouth Healthy—American Dental Association website. Available at: http://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/az-topics/w/whitening. Accessed October 24, 2016.
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ATHENS, Texas–If you fish for black bass, fisheries biologists from throughout the southern United States want to hear from you.
The Texas Chapter of the American Fisheries Society will host a black bass management workshop featuring fisheries professionals and representatives of the angling community Feb. 10 during the annual meeting of the Southern Division of the American Fisheries Society in San Antonio.
"Our goal is to bring anglers, biologists and fishing-related industry together to discuss important issues and to learn from each other," said Dave Terre of Tyler, a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department fisheries biologist who is also president of the Texas Chapter of the AFS. "We believe that successful fisheries management in the future will depend on the establishment of good cooperative work relationships and face-to-face communication about the issues."
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Microsoft ( MSFT) shouldn't just look for a new CEO after its longtime head Steve Ballmer said he would retire in 2014 amid a string of consumer product flops and disappointing upgrades to its Windows operating system. Microsoft also needs to look for acquisitions that can help the company transition into new businesses that are beyond its PC-industry dominance. Sales at Microsoft remain impressive and the company's bottom-line has consistently grown under Ballmer's tenure. However, a weak rollout of the Windows 8 operating system leaves the company's future in an uncertain position. What happens if consumers and businesses continue to move away from PC-based software and into the mobile and cloud-based computing offered by competitors such as Apple ( AAPL) and Google ( GOOG)? Microsoft's next CEO will likely try to replicate Ballmer's efforts to forge into new markets and businesses, albeit with more success. Given the under-performance of Windows 8 and the mobile devices that use the operating system, it is unclear whether the company currently has the assets it needs to take on the likes of Apple, Google or even Samsung in consumer markets. The next Microsoft CEO could also decide that after more than a decade of chasing consumer markets, the company's success lies with enterprise-based businesses. Either way, the right acquisition could solve two crucial problems for Microsoft in one move. The company could use an acquisition to hasten much-needed strategic change, while also bringing in a replacement for Ballmer. It is also unclear whether investors would want a company insider to replace Ballmer, given Microsoft's stagnant performance. Microsoft has many options. The company holds minimal debt relative to its earnings and it has a growing cash stockpile that could top $80 billion by the end of this quarter. Simply put, there are few companies in the tech, media or entertainment industries that are beyond Microsoft's reach. Given the company's current valuation and its base of assets, there are also likely many industry visionaries who would jump at the chance of to turn around a tech sector bellwether. Simply put, now may be the perfect time for Microsoft to make a bold move. So where should the company look? Adobe ( ADBE) stands out as a large-sized tech firm with a management team and suite of products that could perfectly complement Microsoft's existing businesses. Current CEO Shantanu Narayen has successfully navigated the Acrobat and Flash pioneer through a once life-threatening battle with Apple's Steve Jobs and re-positioned the company at a smart confluence of mobile, software and web publishing markets. Narayen proved in a battle with Jobs over Flash's inclusion in the iPhone ecosystem that he can win public relations battles with some of the technology industry's strongest personalities. While Adobe didn't get Flash on the iPhone, it did come out of the dispute with a cleaner shirt. As TheStreet noted in December, the company was also able to use its iPhone failure as a means to move into a more sustainable market position. Instead of becoming an iPhone supplier, Adobe began building cloud businesses that leveraged its strongest software assets such as Photoshop and Acrobat. The company also used acquisitions of Macromedia and Omniture to help it shift into publishing and mobile media markets. As it turns out, Adobe is back on the iPhone, this time with a well-received mobile application for its best software. Adobe's applications, its cloud offerings for creative software users and its online publishing assets all could fill areas of weakness in Microsoft's mobile device and software offerings. The company's shares are up over 35% in the past 12 months. The stock recently breached a record high above $48 a share that was considered unthinkable by many after the firm lost its Flash war with Jobs in 2007. ValueAct, a methodical activist hedge fund that many see as operating behind the scenes of change at Microsoft, is one of Adobe's largest investors. In a 2012 interview with TheStreet, the firm's media shy head Jeff Ubben praised Adobe's turnaround under Narayen. Ubben also made a full-throated pitch for more merger and acquisition activity in Corporate America, a rare stance for an investor that many see as an activist. Microsoft shares have been on the rise since Ubben revealed the firm as his newest multi-billion dollar investment. Some are expecting dramatic change.
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Solar Sails Fly From Science Fiction Into Reality
The Rock Abrasion Tool (RAT) is part of the instrument suite on the Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity. They launched in 2003 in June and July, respectively. Spirit has been silent since March 22, 2010, and Opportunity is exploring the 262-foot-diameter Santa Maria crater. The drill has a spinning brush attached so it can bore just a few millimeters into rocks and brush away the powder to reveal the fresh rock beneath. That fresh rock is what the rest of the rover's instrument suite tries to get at for testing. The self-sharpening bit is coated with resin and microdiamonds. Friction from use slowly shears layers of resin away to reveal more rock-cutting microdiamonds beneath. Though the RAT was designed for three deployments, it soldiered through 15 grindings in the Spirit rover before it quit and has ticked off 38 and counting on the Opportunity rover.
To determine what tasks are feasible, and useful, for its rover to attempt, NASA asks Honeybee scientists to take the tool through mock tests in the Manhattan lab. By drilling into rocks here in their lab, researchers can judge the amount of energy that it takes to drill into similar rocks on Mars. Cross referencing that with the composition and chemical data that the rover collects can tell them about how the rocks have weathered. If, say, water had seeped into the rock and frozen, it would have weakened the rock and made it easier to drill into.
A Mars science laboratory rover, which is scheduled to launch next year, will transfer soil samples it collects to ovens, where it will heat them to 1800 F (1000 C) and analyze their composition. That transfer can be a delicate and energy-intensive ordeal. For future missions, Honeybee is re-imagining how the rover will drill with some interesting tweaks that are still too new for launch. One is simply to change where they put the heating elements. "Instead of bringing the sample to the oven, why not just put the oven near the drill tip?" asks Stephen Gorevan, Honeybee's co-founder.
The engineers are also experimenting with moving other instruments, like miniature cameras and infrared sensors, to the drill tip itself. Those kinds of modifications are in research now. "These are nascent technologies that would have to be hardened before NASA would take it on a mission," Gorevan says.
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The Sheindel Baum Organization (namesake was known as Sheindel Itses) was a medical organization on its own. Sheindel was a unique woman, a very old, short, heavy and slow person. On her spotted face she wore glasses, and behind them there were smiling, encouraging, motherly eyes. As she walked on the street she was helped along by a heavy cane, and in her other hand she carried a large bag filled with medical equipment and medication. In the winter nights before electricity was introduced into town, she was forced to carry a lantern to illuminate her way.
|The staff of the Loibman Hospital after the War in 1945-46
1. Dr. Sobolevsky 2. Clinic staff person (a Russian) 3. Avraham Chayos, country doctor 4. Dr. Ferdman, today Bosin, a surgeon at Beilinson Hospital in Israel. 5. An assistant nurse (a Christian) 6. A Jewish Soviet doctor 7. Yaffe Rosenthal, today Rosenzweig in Netanya. She was then a nurse, and gave us this photo. 8. Buzya Steiff, a nurse in Yedinitz 9. Esther Wasserman (from the Mutchniks), secretary of the clinic 10. Assistant nurse (a Christian).
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There were many occasions when medical intervention, doctors or medication, did not help an individual patient or the entire population when an epidemic broke out.
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I have been running for about a year now. I wear Brooks Adreniline shoes. I start getting pain in feet both of my feet right I the center of the balls of my feet. It really only happens when I rulonger distances (12mi+). I usually wear compression socks when I run longer distances. I am about to start training for my first marathon, and I can't fathom trying to run that distance with this pain. Any suggestions?
Foot Pain in the balls of my feet
Three possibilities:
1) You could be getting a bit of Planters fasciitus (PF), a common runner's problem. It's usually described as pain in the arch and heel of the foot, because it's the tightening of the muscles across the bottom of the foot, but depending on your stride the pain can be located in the ball of the foot (when I had it, that's where it was because I'm a pronating forefoot striker). There are stretches and techniques you can look up to help ease it. The fact that you only feel it on long runs suggests that whatever it is isn't too severe.
2) It could just be pressure stress from long distances. How long have you been going on runs longer than 10 miles? You may just haven't built up a tolerance to the high impact activity yet. I've been running for 3 years and only started double digit runs since Christmas. I noticed pain in the balls of my feet too when I was pushing the lengths of my long runs. I found that distributing my overall mileage a little more evenly throughout the week when building endurance helped me. When adding mileage to my week, I'd distribute it between my shorter runs first, then move it to my long run, so I'd have two consecutive weeks of about the same mileage. A little slower than most programs, but it helped build the physiological endurance. Listen to your body, because if you're feeling pain you could be getting stress fractures. I know people who have had them from distances as short as a half marathon.
3) You may need a different shoe. I ran in Brooks Adrenalines last season, and it was a HORRIBLE experience. I always came out blistered and bruised from my long runs, even though they are a support shoe. I switched to Mizuno Wave Nirvanas, which are a high support, high cushion shoe, and it was night and day. My first run in them (with pre-existing bruises and blisters) was 8 miles and I didn't even feel it. I've ran some of my longest runs in those shoes and it barely phased my feet.
I am thinking it is a shoe thing. I've been running 10-13 miles for some time now. And it's only when I get to the 12+ range things my feet really start to hurt. I'm gonna give some Newtons a test drive this week. I have a store nearby that will let you use a loaner par for a week. I'll star there and see what happens.
I've been having similar issues with the balls of my feet (usually on longer runs). The pain is accompanied by toe numbness. Has anybody else experienced this? I have an appointment with my podiatrist this weekend to rule out anything serious, but I'm wondering if my shoes are the culprit...
I had some pain in the ball of my feet last year. I went to see a podiatrist, and he diagnosed it as bursitis and game me a handful of felt metatarsal pads. I stuck them on my shoe inserts, and the problem went away almost instantly.
I did phase them out gradually after a couple of weeks.
Good luck.
Morton's Neuroma. Try wider shoes.
I was diagnosed with metatarsal bursitis last year after several painful runs. The metatarsal pads provided relief, but I found I could not run in Adrenalines (which had always been my go-to shoe) any longer without some pain returning. I tried a wider Adrenaline since I have also had issues in the past with Morton's but all that did was create blisters from having too much room in the shoe. I then tried several other shoes in an attempt to find one that I could run in with no/little pain and eventually ended up in the NB 1400 which allow me to run without the pain surfacing. For me something with a lower drop helps. I just bought a pair of Pure Flows because I wanted something with a bit more structure and so far they've been working out well.
The only issue I have with the stick-on metatarsal pads is that they move when my feet sweat and then aren't in the correct spot. My podiatrist suggested aetrex orthotics from the running store with metatarsal pads built in. Good luck.


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During a visit to the local prison, doctors took care of some patients.
ITACOATIARA, Brazil Few attend Mass, few couples are married, and
even fewer know the catechism, said Legionary Father Peter Hopkins
of New York, one of two priest chaplains who participated
in the Amazon trip organized by the Texas-based Helping Hand
Medical Mission.But they have a simple piety and a love
of the Virgin Mary, he said, and they responded readily
to the compassion and witness of the Catholic doctors, eagerly
accepting the 3,000 rosaries brought by the missionaries, who were
invited by the local bishop to set up temporary clinics
for the poor in this Amazon region."They were very receptive,"
said Dr. Oscar Tijerina, an emergency medicine specialist from Mission,
Texas, and one of the 17 members of the mission
team. "We would pray the rosaries with the patients. They
were all very excited. They all have faith in the
Virgin of Guadalupe. But they just need the push, the
encouragement." The patients lined up early, hours before the clinic
opened, and prayed a rosary with the medical team before
the day´s work began. Afterward they spontaneously sang Marian hymns,
said Lupita Assad, a nurse and volunteer director of Helping
Hand, which has conducted 26 missions to Latin America since
1996.Because of the success of the 10-day mission, Bishop Gritti
Carillo of the Itacoatiara prelature hopes to raise the funds
to build a permanent clinic to offer health care, natural
family planning classes and catechism instruction year-round, Father Hopkins said.
In this way, the bishop is seeking to rebuild the
faith in a remote jungle area that has largely been
forgotten by the wider Church."He was flooded with calls from
people thanking him for having the Americans come," Father Hopkins
said. "[With a clinic], we could come down a couple
times a year to do missions there, and he would
The doctors distributed a great deal of medicine.
have a place of evangelization." Once nearly 85% of the
people in this 32,000-square-mile prelature - not yet a diocese
- were Catholic, Father Hopkins said. Because of 20th-century liberation
theology that weakened faith practices - and the insurgence of
evangelical Christians, Mormons and Jehovah´s Witnesses - that number is
down in some areas to 50%, he explained.When Bishop Carillo
arrived two years ago from Italy - he hails from
the birthplace of Pope John XXIII, as does a neighboring
Amazon bishop - there were only four Catholic marriages in
the entire prelature, Father Hopkins said. Since the Helping Hand
mission, several couples have come to the bishop seeking to
have their common-law marriages regularized in the Church, the priest
said.The presence of the U.S. medical team, who paid their
own way and brought their own medical supplies, was an
encouragement to the local people, said Dr. Nicoleta Manciu, an
anesthesiologist from Minnesota. "They appreciated the fact that - and
I´m quoting one of them - that we treated them
like human beings," she said. Though the people of Itacoatiara
are poor, the doctors found them to be rather healthy,
blessed by a natural food supply, clean air and a
lifestyle of physical exertion."Most complaints were what we would consider
fairly nominal," said team member Yvonne Stewart, a physician´s assistant
from Boston who has recently left on an extended mission
to Congo. "A lot of the complaints were back pain,
headaches, some visual problems, needing reading glasses. They are generally
very strong people. They´re not complainers."One of her most memorable
patients was a 95-year-old indigenous woman with an unusual report:
"Aches and pains if dances too much," Stewart recalled, laughing.
"She was absolutely gorgeous; She actually danced for us. If
she was 95, I hope I look like that when
I´m 65. She was just in phenomenal health," she said.Mission
volunteer Dr. Cecile O´Connor, a retired public health doctor from
Beeville, Texas, observed an appealingly
The residents were truly edified by the charity and dedication of all the doctors.
gentle manner in the people.
"You can get them to smile very, very quickly," she
said. "You could hardly see someone with wrinkling on the
forehead." Poverty also proved no obstacle to hospitality, which was
extended to all the missionaries, she observed. "It´s a very
small house and they have one chair, but they want
you to sit in that chair," she said. The gratitude
of the simple people struck Roberta Tijerina, a high school
senior who assisted her father and the other doctors by
taking histories and helping in the clinic pharmacy."You know that
your work there is minimal - you´re only there for
a week - yet they´re so grateful for it," she
said. Father Hopkins saw that as well. "They would go
into one of the doctors and would have six problems.
The doctor could only address one of the six, and
they were overcome with gratitude," he said. "If [the doctors]
could do anything, no matter how small it was, they
would thank the doctor profusely. It was very nice."Government family-planning
programs have had their effect in the area, several doctors
observed. While there were many families with five or six
children, there were also many women, some as young as
20, who they found were sterilized."There was a young woman
who was 24 and who had two children," Manciu said.
"She was sterilized and unmarried. This was perhaps the saddest
one I had seen; she did not realize what she
had done. If she decides to get married and have
a family with her husband, that´s not possible. She´s done.
That´s it for her life. It´s very, very sad." On
the other side of the spectrum, there was a husband
and wife who traveled with their baby for four hours
to come to the clinic, she said. "They appeared to
be in their late 30s. For whatever reason they came
to me, and they had 11 children. The father seemed
to just adore the baby, the tender way he held
him. You could easily see Christ in this man. They
were a beautiful family." Bishop Carillo navigates the vast river
area using a government-subsidized boat, Father Hopkins said. Along with
30 catechists and three or four priests, he goes from
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zj1002 wrote:It was intended to be a destroyer type disc
zj1002 wrote:I can say this
Astra looks like archon, they fly differently
Quasar looks like boss, they fly differently
And that's after multiple runs of both
zj1002 wrote:It's more stable
Mark Ellis wrote:Myth: Climo could beat you with a trash can lid.
Truth: Climo could beat you with a trash can lid left-handed.
Joz wrote:zj1002 wrote:I can say this
Astra looks like archon, they fly differently
Quasar looks like boss, they fly differently
And that's after multiple runs of both
That's a good point, you're right. What I was getting at was the disc that was submitted to the PDGA for approval is NOT what was put out. That much is evident.
Steady 26542 wrote:I did some more field testing of the new Q-Sent, new 1.2 S-Sent, 1.1 S-Sent, and Sanny Q-Sent. The Sanny is definately the flatest. The new Q and 1.2 S were the beefiest by far. I could push them all out to around 275' if I threw them with anny and let them flex out. If thrown flat, I could only get the new Q and 1.2 S out to 225', the 1.1 S out to 250', and the Sanny just a bit further. The 1.1 S and Sanny are 9/10 so that should make them a bit less stable. I've been using the 1.2 S for shorter sidearm shots. Seems to work fairly decent.
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An Israeli Muslim and a Jew insist that informal meetings and discussions like they have together are key to reaching greater understanding among different peoples.
The head of the Sharia Court in Jerusalem says he is motivated by the Koran to engage in interfaith dialogue.
"The Koran orders the Muslims to come to dialogue with all the people of the holy books — the Christians and the Jews," said Kadi Iyad Zahalka. (The Arabic word for an Islamic judge is kadi.)
"Also, God orders us to make this dialogue in wise ways and peaceful ways. The Koran said we must do this dialogue in good words and good speech."
Zahalka was speaking to a room of Muslims, Jews and Christians who gathered Oct. 7 at the Jewish Community Services Building to hear him and Rabbi Ron Kronish, the director of the Interreligious Coordinating Council in Israel, discuss why they talk to one another.
The Jewish Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and the Interfaith Center of Greater Philadelphia sponsored the event, which was part of the religious leaders' speaking tour around the United States.
The two also appeared at Gladwyne Presbyterian Church.
Kronish said such dialogue contributes to "the other peace process."
While Kronish lauded U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts in bringing Israeli and Palestinian negotiators together to resume peace talks, the rabbi and the kadi both said that dialogue on a person-to-person level is equally important to achieving long-term peace.
Zahalka, who was born in a village near Haifa, heads the Jerusalem court that rules on personal matters concerning the Muslim citizens of Israel. He said the majority of Muslims around the world share his interpretation of the Koran — that they should meet people of other faiths in a peaceful manner — but that the "small minority of Muslims who are fundamentalist" skew the world's view of Islam.
"The peaceful voices are talking at a low volume," said Zahalka. He added that he thinks the media pays too much attention to the radical elements of Islam and that his efforts at interfaith dialogue allow people to get a more accurate view of his religion.
"We are meeting. We are talking, and this way we can express the idea that Muslims have humanistic values and that we can together join forces against the challenges that we have in modern times."
Kronish, a graduate of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, said the key to reaching greater understanding among different peoples is spending significant time together. Often, he said, the breakthroughs happen at casual meals rather than formal events.
He recalled an interfaith retreat with seven Jewish and seven Muslim clergy held in 2003 in Belfast — the venue chosen because of Ireland's history of conflict. The participants broke down barriers while "eating together, sitting on the bus together, schmoozing together."
Afterwards, when the brother of one of the Muslim leaders died, Kronish and a number of Orthodox rabbis went to his house in an Arab village in Israel to make a condolence call.
"Real relationships formed from that event — for many years, still to this day," Kronish said.
Zahalka recalled how a few years ago his 15-year-old daughter, who had been very shy, participated in the Children Teaching Children program in Israel, in which Arab and Jewish children meet twice a month and "talk about their culture, their religion, their village, their family."
"After two or three months of this program, my daughter changed. She was open. She always speaks. I said to her, 'What happened with you?' She started to talk with people," Zahalka said. "It is very exciting. I think it is one of the ways we can achieve understanding between us."


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A date has been set for a Helston schoolboy to undergo pioneering surgery in a bid to help him walk.
Seven-year-old Josh Mills, a pupil at St Michael's Primary School, will travel to Bristol's Frenchay Hospital on February 4, for an operation the following day.
If all goes according to plan the operation will mean Josh, who suffers from cerebral palsy, should eventually be able to walk longer distances with crutches and even manage a few steps completely unaided.
Currently the condition affects all four of Josh's limbs, who is unable to walk or stand unaided.
Josh is due to travel to Bristol with his family today, Wednesday, for a pre-operation assessment ahead of the big date next month.
His mum Jo said: "I've tried to explain it to him as much as possible. He knows what's happening. I keep saying we have to work really hard afterwards."
To make the operation a success Josh will need regular professional physiotherapy sessions, costing £7,000 in total, to rebuild muscle from scratch.
Since November friends and family members, together with kind-hearted Packet readers, have been fundraising to cover the cost of the aftercare treatment, through the Packet's Footprints campaign.
As a result Jo believes that the fundraising is nearing its target – helped in no small way by a series of events held in the community during the run up to Christmas.
This year Helston Rotary Club gave the proceeds of its annual carol concert, together with a meal held beforehand, to Josh, raising an estimated £1,500.
Degibna Prayer Chapel gave the £180 collection from its candlelit carol service to the campaign, while Trinity Church at Porkellis collected £100, the CuldRoses military wives' choir raised almost £130 and St Michael's Primary School also supported the cause.
Jo said: "We can't thank everyone enough for their support. It will make a large difference to Josh and the operation, being able to have the physiotherapy required.
"Thank you also for their kind words and support. People are just coming up to us in the street wishing us well."
A fundraising bank account has been set up in Josh's name, called the Josh Mills Fundraising Account, which donations can be paid into. The account number is 54918421 and the sort code is 53-50-37.
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Timko wrote:Yeah, I just missed a putt on #15 that was around 25'. I also had a couple 40' putts on #7 without really hitting my drive well.
None of the distances on that course seem right BTW. Maybe there's more downhill in play than I realize, but I'm crushing midranges 30' past the basket on holes where I should be ranges properly.
I think the measurement was done with a wheel. A couple of those holes feel definitely feel different than they read!
How'd you like the homemade baskets on some holes? Hope they didnt gouge out your putters that bad.


text: Hello everyone, here is the game I'm working on for a few months now 'The Threat' is a First Person Horror game. Your goal is to find 3 Gas Cans and escape from this hellish place with your car. Your only friend: your flashlight. On your way, you will find some useful items (crowbar, wrench, ...), randomly located on the map. But be CAREFUL, being too NOISY or too VISIBLE can be fatal! For example, try not to use your flashlight too often. Another example: opening a door with the key is a better option than using a crowbar. Indeed, you may attract unwanted trouble being too noisy! Update: First gameplay video! Preview of the flashlight, the flares, and the inventory display. Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5B3EHo6fKY Here are some screenshots: You may ask: 'Is this a Slender game?'. No, it is NOT, but it's still inspired by Slender. The game is not finished, and I don't think a demo will be release before the final version. However, the game development is already well advanced, and I put a lot of work and time on it. Please take a few seconds to visit the page of the game, where it will be downloadable (once released). You can find some additional info and screenshots too: The Threat - Game I'm planning to create a DevBlog for the game. However, I'm not sure if you guys are interested. Don't hesitate to give me some feeback, I'll keep you posted!


text: Charles Town casino hit hard by Maryland rival By Phil Kabler October 24, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- State Lottery revenue continued to drop in September, down $10.46 million from September 2012, with the state's largest racetrack casino being hard-hit by competition from Maryland, according to figures presented Thursday to the West Virginia Lottery Commission.The Hollywood Casino in Charles Town has seen monthly table games gross receipts drop more than 40 percent since last year's opening of the Maryland Live! casino and entertainment complex in nearby Anne Arundel County.In September, table games at Charles Town took in $8.08 million. That's still more than double the revenue of the state's four other casinos combined. However, it's down from a take of $14.7 million as recently as December 2012 -- the month Maryland Live! began full, 24-hour-a-day operations.On Wednesday, Hollywood Casino general manager Al Britton announced that some employees are being laid off, citing a poor economy. Britton would not say how many employees but said it is fewer than 50.Overall, the Lottery grossed $100.76 million in September, down about 9.5 percent from September 2012.For the first three months of the 2013-14 budget year, the Lottery has had total revenue of $315.77 million, down about 8 percent or $27.8 million, from the same point in 2012.The state's share of Lottery profits in September of $44.15 million was down about 8.8 percent. Year-to-date state profits of $138.77 million are down 8.3 percent.Video lottery at the four racetracks, the Lottery's largest source of revenue, took in $48.8 million in September, down 14 percent or $7.92 million from September 2012. For the first three months of the 2013-14 budget year, racetrack video lottery has grossed $156.4 million, down 11 percent or $19.7 million from the same point in 2012.Limited video lottery, available at 1,465 bars, clubs and fraternal organizations statewide, also continued a downturn in September, with gross revenues falling 6.3 percent to $30.2 million.Year-to-date, video lottery is down 6.5 percent, compared to the same period in 2012, with revenues of $93.2 million, down $6.37 million.A usually consistent source of revenue for the Lottery, limited video lottery revenue began a downturn this summer, which Lottery general manager John Musgrave blamed on a weak economy, particularly in southern counties. "We have to attribute some of that to the economy," he said at the time. "People just don't have the money to spend."The state's share of casino table game revenues continued a steep decline, with September's $4.08 million down 30.5 percent from September 2012. Year-to-date, table games have produced $14.04 million in revenue for the state, down $4.3 million, or 23 percent from the same point in 2012.The $80 million casino at The Greenbrier resort has seen an even sharper downturn, producing about $480,000 in revenue from video slots and table games in September, a 40 percent drop from September 2012. This September, the resort casino took in only $204,307 in table games gross receipts after losing more than $466,000 to mini-baccarat players during the month, according to Lottery reports. The state's share of Greenbrier table games profits was $71,507 for the month.Year-to-date, the resort casino has produced revenue of $1.7 million, down 25 percent from 2012.One bright spot for the Lottery is that sales of traditional on-line and scratch-off games are up in 2013, thanks to large jackpot drawings, and new $10 and $20 instant tickets.Traditional games took in $17.1 million in September, up $1.6 million from September 2012.Online sales jumped 20 percent, fueled by a $400 million Powerball jackpot during the month.Lottery marketing director Nikki Orcutt said legislation that went into effect July 1 raising the maximum price for an instant ticket from $5 to $20 has boosted scratch-off ticket sales by 3 percent, with the introduction of $10 games and, this month, a $20 game ticket. "The $10 and $20 tickets are helping instant sales," she told the Lottery Commission on Thursday.The $20 ticket has a top prize of $250,000.Reach Phil Kabler at email@example.com or 304-348-1220. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Plane lands at Yeager Airport despite landing gear problem 2 Correctional officers need raises, lawmakers told 3 DHHR: WV medical marijuana law will need $2 million in upfront costs 4 Gazette editorial: Is it time for health care for all yet? 5 Nitro police captain fired over off-duty confrontation caught on video Manchin urges yearlong delay of health insurance penalties Previous Story Charleston Sanitary Board $500K behind in revenue Next Story


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4) The ocean + a father's boy = part of the year.
5) Another name for dad + a yellow veggie = a white fluffy snack.
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WILTSHIRE trainer Richard Hannon expects the stiff nature of the Curragh to bring out the best in Shifting Power, who has been supplemented for the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas.
The colt defied his 50-1 price in the market to finish fourth, beaten only three lengths by stablemate Night Of Thunder in the first Classic of the season at Newmarket.
While Night Of Thunder heads for the St James's Palace at Royal Ascot, Shifting Power will meet Guineas second Kingman again on Saturday, but Hannon, who has bases at Everleigh and Herridge near Marlborough, hopes more emphasis on stamina in Ireland can help his Free Handicap winner repay connections' faith.
"We supplemented. He ran very well in the English Guineas to finish fourth and was running on," Hannon told At The Races.
"I think the track will suit him at the Curragh. It doesn't suit us too much that Kingman's going, but there you go.
"He has to go, we can go up to a mile and a quarter later on but I think he's well worth his chance and if he finishes in the (first) three, we get our money back. I think the track will really suit him.
"Our Guineas is always the best race, the champion two-year-old ran and just because our horse won at 40-1 people think something went wrong.
"Our horse (Night Of Thunder) started over on the far side with Kingman and ended up on the near side. I'm not saying he's going to go through the season unbeaten, but I don't think there was much fluke about it."


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Hi I had a six hour dental procedure done 8 days ago. I still have extreme dizziness, lethargy, apathy, and clumsiness. Is it possible the anesthesia still has not worn off? Additionally, when should these issues resolve themself? I have yet to be able to return to work becuase of these problems.
Thank you for your question. I am sure you can understand that not knowing your age, medical conditions, etc. makes this a very difficult question to answer in some ways. But.......the effects of anesthesia for a dental procedure should be long gone and these symptoms do not suggest a cause for local anesthesia.
Please visit your physician as soon as possible as these symptoms could be something minor or perhaps something more concerning. You should be evaluated.
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CENTENNIAL, Colo. — A police officer responding to the deadly Colorado theater shooting testified Tuesday that he asked James Holmes twice whether he had an accomplice, but Holmes only looked at him and smiled.
Officer Justin Grizzle described the smile as "a self-satisfying offensive smirk" during a pretrial hearing over Holmes' statements to police before he was read his Miranda rights.
Grizzle and officer Jason Sweeney were among the first officers to arrive at the back exit to the theater on July 20, 2012, and found Holmes standing beside his car. It was a chaotic scene with screaming and bloodied victims still fleeing the theater as officers handcuffed Holmes and searched him.
They said Holmes didn't resist when they told him first to raise his hands, then to lie on the ground.
Sweeney said that when he asked Holmes if there was another shooter, Holmes answered "No, it's just me."
Sweeney said officers couldn't see through the tinted passenger side windows to detect whether anyone was inside, so they looked in through the open driver's door. No one was inside.
"It was just chaos with everybody trying to figure out what was going on," Sweeney said.
According to documents and testimony in the case, officers also asked Holmes questions about weapons and explosives. Roughly two hours would pass before the chaos subsided and detectives would read Holmes his rights — anything you say can be used against you.
Holmes' lawyers argue that delay violated his constitutional rights and that anything he told the arresting officers should be barred from his trial.
Prosecutors say that the officers urgently needed to know whether Holmes had an accomplice who could still be shooting and killing people at the Century 16 theater in Aurora. They contend that the questions were legal under a public-safety exemption to the Miranda rule.
Barring the use of Holmes' statements would likely have a limited impact on his trial because his lawyers have acknowledged he was the shooter and the trial is expected to focus on whether or not he was legally insane at the time of the shooting.
Holmes is accused of slipping into a suburban Denver theater and opening fire on more than 400 people who were watching a midnight showing of a Batman movie. Twelve were killed and 70 injured.
Holmes, then 24, had just quit a Ph.D. program in neuroscience at the University of Colorado, Denver.
He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to more than 160 counts of murder and attempted murder. His lawyers say he was in the grip of a psychotic episode.
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
After the shooting, investigators say Holmes told officers that he had four guns and that bombs were rigged at his apartment to explode if anyone went inside.
Holmes was then driven to a police station where a detective again asked if anyone helped him. Sometime around 2:30 a.m. on July 21, a detective began reading Holmes his Miranda warning.
Prosecutors argue police had to know if there were more gunmen who could harm civilians, emergency personnel or police.
"There were many locations inside and outside of Theater 9 where other assailants could be hidden," prosecutors wrote.
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TMC Freshmen AJ Rochow tallies two goals and three teammates also score in 5-0 win...
September 8, 2012
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - Freshman Austin Rochow scored two second-half goals and The Master's College men's soccer team ran away from William Jessup 5-0 Saturday afternoon on Reese Field.
It was the third consecutive win for the Mustangs who lifted their record over the .500 mark (3-2) for the first time in 2012. Meanwhile, the Warriors fell to 2-4.
Rochow, who tallied his first collegiate goal in Tuesday's 2-0 win over Bethesda, tacked on two more against the Warriors, tying him with Zach Egeler for the team lead. The Canyon High School product was around the net all afternoon long, firing off five shots, including three on goal.
He had plenty of help, though, as three of his teammates scored in a dominant first half for the Mustangs. Junior midfielder Kevin Scheunemann put the Mustangs on the board at the 17:44 mark, taking a pass from freshman Vini Barauna and putting it by Warrior goalie Tim Rusher for his second goal of the season.
Less than 10 minutes later (27:39), Barauna, who leads the club with three assists, got in on the goal-scoring action, tallying his first collegiate goal for a 2-0 lead.
Then, with time ticking down in the opening half, sophomore Jamison Kropilak made it a three-goal advantage, scoring off an Austin Michelson pass with 3:50 remaining before the break.
Besides a 3-0 advantage, a 13-1 shot advantage highlighted the Mustangs's dominant play.
There was more of the same in the second half as the Mustangs outshot the Warriors 10-0 with Rochow's goals capping things off. The first came in unassisted fashion at the 59:20 mark while freshman Joey Mikulas fed Rochow for the match's final tally with 4:52 remaining to play.
With all of the offensive fireworks and a defense that limited the Warriors to just one shot on goal, it would have been easy to overlook goalie Andrew Bussell. But, the senior and third-year starter registered his second consecutive shutout, having to make just one save.
With three straight wins under their belt, the Mustangs will go in search of another victory when they travel to Cal State San Marcos on Tuesday.


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Photo Flash: First Look at American Repertory Theater of WNY's FIRST LADY SUITE
American Repertory Theater of WNY will present the Buffalo debut of Michael John LaChiusa's acclaimed musical classic piece, FIRST LADY SUITE. Opening on March 1st to March 16th, this limited engagement of the musical will be presented at ART/WNY's home base at Bittner Hall, 16 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo NY. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!
Broken into four musical vignettes, Over Texas centers upon aide, Mary Gallager (played by Mary Ryan) who's dream is abruptly visited by First Lady Jackie Kennedy (played by Katy Miner) as Air-Force One is flying into Dallas on November 22nd, 1963. Where's Mamie has Mamie Eisenhower (played by Katie McMahon) on a strange time-traveling trip where she meets famed African-American Opera singer Marian Anderson (played by Jackie Davis) and both visit future President Ike Eisenhower (played by John Calvin) as he is spending time with his chauffeur and current mistress, the next vignette Olio finds a signing Margaret Truman (Mary Ryan) attempting to overcome the hard candy-sucking First Lady Bess (John Calvin), and the final compelling piece, Eleanor Sleeps Here, tenderly delves into the relationship between Eleanor Roosevelt (portrayed by Leanne Troutman) and Journalist Lorena "Hick" Hickok (played by Shayna Raichilson-Zadok) as they are being flown by famed aviator, Amelia Earhart (played by Katy Miner) from Baltimore to Washington DC.
First produced in November 1193 by the New York Shakespeare Festival, the production racked up 32 performances before it closed in December. The March Production will mark this piece has been produced by a regional theater company.
In addition to this regional debut, American Repertory Theater of WNY is thrilled to be conducting a one-evening talk-. back event with composer, Michael John LaChusa, on March 15th follow the evening performance of FIRST LADY SUITE.
All showtimes are at 7:30 pm. FIRST LADY SUITE will be performed at ART/WNY's home at Bittner Hall, located on 16 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo NY 14214. Tickets for performances, excluding the March 15th talk-back, are $20 General Admission, $15 Students and Military Veterans. Tickets for the March 15th production including the talk-back are $30 General Admission, $20 Students and Military Veterans.
Visit www.artofwny.org for more details and ticket ordering information. Call the ART/WNY box office at 716-634-1102, 9 am-4:30 pm, to make reservations.
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An award-winning media artist and filmmaker, Mara Alper has made two documentaries on the ways that victims of abuse and other traumas have managed to come to peace with their pain. Counselors, clergy, and therapists have screened and discussed her recent film, "Forgiveness," in prisons, community centers, mental health centers, and campus ministries. In addition to the psychology of forgiveness, Alper has a strong interest in the struggles of indigenous tribes of Mexico. In "Regeneration," a documentary in progress, she interviews people from various cultures to examine their experiences of growing older. In "First Tribes: The Huicholes of Mexico," another work in progress, Alper portrays indigenous people confronting forces that threaten their age-old culture. In conjunction with her interests in other cultures, she has also studied sacred dance from around the world. An advocate for women considering careers in science, she founded the Maria Mitchell Women in Science Award.
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- World mythologies and religions, particularly the work of Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell
- Sacred dance from around the world
- Unique travel experiences in Europe, Asia and Central America
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We need to win most of the rest of our games in March to assure a playoff spot. Our schedule in April is looking pretty tough. With the exception of Boston the rest of our games in March are all easily winnable. April is different story we play 6 games and only the Bucks and Wizards have losing records.
Sat, Mar 19 Memphis Grizzlies @ Memphis Mon, Mar 21 New Jersey Nets @ New Jersey Wed, Mar 23 Charlotte Bobcats @ Charlotte Fri, Mar 25 Sacramento Kings vs Sacramento Sat, Mar 26 Detroit Pistons @ Detroit Mon, Mar 28 Boston Celtics vs Boston Wed, Mar 30 Detroit Pistons vs Detroit
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1. Republican Congressman Chris Lee, who abruptly resigned Feb. 9 after Gawker published his shirtless Craigslist photos, wasn't only looking for cisgender women with whom to have adulterous sex. Gawker now reports that Lee had also posted an ad (above) seeking "passable" transsexual or cross-dressing women, which could explain why he resigned so quickly. It could also seriously complicate Lee's efforts to smooth things over with his wife.
2. A marriage equality bill that passed the Maryland Senate last week is suddenly in jeopardy in the House, where it was once thought to be assured of passage. The Washington Blade reports that the bill is short of the 71 votes it needs, with at least one former co-sponsor having caved under enormous pressure from the religious right.
3. The King's Speech was the big winner Sunday night at the Oscars, taking home five awards including best picture, best director and best actor. For a complete list of results from the 83rd annual Academy Awards, go here.