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Welcome to Vertical Endeavors in Warrenville, IL. Our facility offers 18,000 sq. ft. of climbing on three different wall types. Our A.R.T.Wall™ is one of the most realistic rocks you'll ever climb on. With such a natural feel you'll think you're climbing outside. We have the most artificial natural looking rock of any rock climbing gym in the world. If that isn't enough to convince you to come out and see us how about our world class staff and gear shop.
Our facility offers everything from auto-belay to top rope to lead on vertical to vastly overhanging walls. We even have a kid's area with a carved tree and huecos. Stop in to climb at one of the most impressive climbing facilities in the Midwest!
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Washington, D.C. – The House of Representatives today approved by a vote of 409-2 the Combat Online Predators Act (H.R. 4203). This bill, introduced by Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) and approved by the House Judiciary Committee in November 2017, protects children by combating the stalking and cyberstalking of minors. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) applauded today's House approval of the Combat Online Predators Act in the statement below.
Chairman Goodlatte: "I applaud the House of Representatives for approving the Combat Online Predators Act to protect children from cyberstalkers. The advent of the Internet and advancement in technology has improved all of our lives but it has also provided stalkers with new ways to prey upon innocent victims. Too many Americans have become victims of stalking and cyberstalking, especially minors whose lives are increasingly online and on social media. I commend Congressman Fitzpatrick for his work on the Combat Online Predators Act and call on the Senate to pass it without delay. We must ensure law enforcement has the tools needed to combat this crime."
Background: The Combat Online Predators Act increases the maximum term of imprisonment by up to five years for the most serious forms of stalking and cyberstalking of a minor. The bill also calls on the Department of Justice to evaluate federal, state, and local efforts to enforce laws relating to stalking and determine best practices for preventing this crime against children.

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Why PUBG Banned in CHINA?
Two major video game players may have to lose their share in the Chinese market, as reports suggest that both the games Fortnight and Player's unknown battleground PUBG have been completely banned in China.
Both games were large fixtures of online multiplayer communities in China, but they can not be allowed to play in China because they have not been designated as a necessity of "corrective action", but it appears that they were banned outright. They are totally gone from china.
At the beginning of this month, the Chinese government has advanced with its new online Ethics Review Committee, a government body that is fully available to review the online game and to determine that they violate Chinese social and ethical rules or not. The new committee was created after increasing concern in the country, how many young Chinese citizens were playing online games that were not directly regulated by China, and reviewed twenty online games in its first-round review.
Let's, pay attention to the games that have been pulled out from the market or are due to sales and prohibition:
- PUBG (Bluehole) – Blood and Gore "Going to launch time limitation"
- Fortnite (Epic) – Blood and Gore, Rude Content
- Alliance of Valiant Arms (Red Duck) – Blood and Gore, Rude Content
- Ring of Elysium (Tencent) – Blood and Gore, Rude Content
- Paladins (Hi-Rez) – revealing excessive female characters, blood and gore, obscene material
- Free Fire Battlegrounds (Garena) – Excessive female characters, blood and gore, revealing obscene content
- Knives Out (NetEase) – Disclosure of female characters, blood and gore, rude material
- Quantum Matrix (NetEase) – Blood and Gore, Rude Content, Religious Chat.
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According to online reports, those reviews have found both the Fortnite and PUBG in direct violation of the new online ethical rules, and both have been banned in the country.
According to the report, both of these titles were banned for their blood and Gore, despite the fact that FortNite did not explicitly include any kind of VISCO effect in their gameplay. Other titles, such as the League of Legend, Overwatch, and Diablo, were noted as the need for "corrective action", but have not actually been banned yet.
China maintains strict law around the performance of some topics in the video game, which includes 'the general disclosure of female characters', 'the prizes given on the basis of rank' and 'the most common crime around the religious chat room'. World of Warcraft is already running a different client for the Chinese area because it stands.
The following are the effects which can be such restrictions. Removing Esport titles from China will surely reduce the state of the Esports industry within the country, potentially affecting the international state of the title. China is definitely one of the pressures for the rest of the world, some developers often make game versions for the Chinese market.
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Abyssinian Maritim
Abyssinian Maritim (Vuga Roundabout, Stone Town, Zanzibar City) – located in the center of Stone Town, this restaurant serves mainly Ethiopian dishes and won accolades on TripAdvisor.com. With its interior décor celebrating Ethiopian culture, patrons can sample cuisine from that East African country, as well as its celebrated coffee. First-time visitors can walk in and order Tibs (grilled meat), Injera (Ethiopian flatbread, and Tej (honey beer).


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A roster of prominent meteorologists, geologists, climatologists, government officials and communication experts will examine the legacy of the region's worst hurricane – the 1938 'Long Island Express' – and how lessons from past storms can improve future forecasting and preparedness at an October 3 symposium at Hofstra University.
The daylong symposium, "Long Island Hurricanes on the 80th Anniversary of the 1938 Storm: Past, Present, and Future", will feature a keynote address from Dr. Louis W. Uccellini, director of the National Weather Service and assistant administrator for weather services for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
Dr. Uccellini's lecture begins at 11:15 a.m. and will be held in the Student Center Theater, North Campus. It will also be livestreamed.
The 'Long Island Express' made initial landfall in Suffolk County on Sept. 21, 1938, killing 60 in Long Island. Since then, other major storms, including Hurricanes Irene and Gloria and most recently, Superstorm Sandy in 2012, have highlighted the region's vulnerability to tropical storms.
The symposium will explore forecasting techniques, planning for future storms, developing effective ways to disseminate alerts and evacuation orders with exhibits and panel discussions. The symposium schedule includes:
9:30-11 a.m. – A panel on the history and meteorology of "Historic Long Island Hurricanes: The Long Island Express and Other 'Big Ones.'"
1-2 p.m. – An Exhibition and Hurricane Preparedness Fair, presented by the Governor's Office of Storm Recovery, National Weather Service, New York Office, New York Sea Grant, and the Hurricane Virtual Reality Experience.
2-2:40 p.m. – "Looking Backward: Stories of Long Island Hurricanes," presented by Jack Schnirman, Nassau County Comptroller.
2:55-4:20 p.m. – "Staying Ahead of the Storm: Current Hurricane Forecasting Techniques" is a panel that will assess how tropical cyclones are predicted and how potential hazards and uncertainty are communicated to the public.
4:30-6 p.m. – "Looking Ahead: How Do We Prevent Another Sandy?" will examine ways to incorporate tropical cyclone risk into planning for Long Island's sustainable future.
Symposium director Dr. Jase Bernhardt says his goal for the event is to assess our current forecasting and hazard communication techniques and to discuss future planning for resilience against these powerful storms. Bernhardt, who heads Hofstra's new meteorology program, is using virtual reality to improve storm warnings and preparation. His work with VR aims to determine if those who watch a simulation of a hurricane are more likely to respond with precautionary measures when faced with a real storm. Symposium attendees will have an opportunity to try the VR demonstration.
For information on attending Long Island Hurricanes on the 80th Anniversary of the 1938 Storm: Past, Present, and Future, contact the Hofstra Cultural Center at 516-463-5669. Events are free and open to the public.
For more information on media coverage, contact Karla Schuster at 516-463-6493 or Ginny Greenberg at 516-463-6819.


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Ministry Of Education, Guyana
Ministry of Education and Human Resources, Tertiary Education and Scientific Investigation. At the end of Grade six students in Major level schools may possibly sit the Grade Six Achievement Examination (GSAT) in order to gain admission to higher schools. He was then awarded the Panglima Setia Mahkota (PSM) which carries the titles 'Tan Sri' from the 12th Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin in conjunction with His Majesty's birthday on five June 2010. Students believe that calculus is tough mostly simply because there are so several rules and procedures. A difficult college-to-work transition can have a scarring effect that can last throughout an complete career.
Mission Statement To give strategic leadership and policy path for high quality education for all Jamaicans to maximize their prospective, contribute to national improvement and compete successfully in the worldwide economy. We know there's employees-organized cheating in the schools, and that the cheating was caught by the Virginia Division of Education, not the college administration. Hospitals, schools, roads must be place back into service as rapidly as feasible. Figure two.1. Women as a percentage of all bachelor's degrees in the mathematical sciences.
Ontario is investing in new and expanded nicely-becoming applications for students across the province, to make sure that young men and women can reach their complete prospective and thrive inside and outside the classroom. Programmes should place structures and capacities in location so that these can be sustained beyond project completion. Submit reports on student use of peer-led learning support and suggestions for future assistance. Not, mind you, that there are not plenty of schools attempting to strap teachers into straightjackets, but these days that's mainly simply because of the doctrine of Test-Centered Education.
It has been below improvement because 2010 and is slated to be the curriculum used for all Calculus I sections for mathematics or science majors at ASU beginning in fall, 2018. Students can respond to our every day Opinion question, take our News Quiz, find out the Word of the Day, try our Test Yourself questions, total a Fill-In or read our Poetry Pairings. In collaboration with the LSC Director, assess the effectiveness of Physics 1012/3 in fostering student finding out and achievement. This year the Ministry of Education extended the workshops to concentrate much more on the teachers' abilities so that they might function far more efficiently in the classroom.
This back-to-school moment is a wonderful time to grab a few minutes with Andreas Schleicher, head of the Directorate for Education and Expertise, to get his thoughts about preparing for – and succeeding in – the college year ahead. It's time for teaching excellence to attain the very same status and recognition as academic investigation, which nonetheless appears the dominant metric for valuing academic institutions, no matter whether we appear at rankings published in the media or investigation assessment frameworks or at overall performance-primarily based funding for investigation.


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My first opensource journey
Posted by Patroklos Papapetrou on May 6, 2011
A few weeks ago, without any particular reason, probably to satisfy my continuous research for new hobbies and interests, I decided to contribute to an open-source project, initially developing a small plugin (module). The truth is that I did not take under consideration what I might encounter during this effort. Now, having completed the first version of the plugin, I feel that I finished a short journey in a different world of software development from that than I knew, and with this post I would like to share my experiences. Before that, however, I believe that it is appropriate to shortly describe what the plugin is about.
For over a year I am using the (in my humble opinion) ultimate tool for software quality which is Sonar. What makes Sonar so perfect and amazing? The infinite possibilities that offers to a software team in order to monitor the quality of a project under development / maintenance in detail. it covers the 7 axes of code quality: Design and Architecture, Duplicate Code, Unit Tests , complexity, potential software defects, Comments, and finally code rules.Integration with other popular systems like Maven as build system, and Jenkins for Continuous Integration practices, definetely increase its capabilities. Of course, to be honest, to benefit from Sonar, it is not enough just to keep track of code quality, but rather to act continuously towards improvement. The plugin, therefore, I developed for the Sonar, provides integration with Google Calendar, which is part of the suite of applications offered free by Google. Whenever Sonar completes the analysis a quality project, the plugin takes action and creates an event in Google Calendar set by the end user.
What did I encounter during my first opensource try?
Firstly I found a very structured and well-organized environment/community that provides tools for rapid development of plugins, control them, test their usage by other developers (SNAPSHOT release) and final publish them to thousands of Sonar users. The developers, are always willing to contribute their knowledge, ideas and comments whether positive or negative. There are rules and procedures, strictly followed by everyone, that define how the code is developed, how the documentation is written, about automated build processes and quality ( eat your Own Food ), even how much spaces should have the pom.xml file that describe the plugin. At almost every step there were a sonar core developer who was correcting me (thank you Evgeny!) and was giving extrelemely valuable feedback. I confess that after fifteen years of experience (?) In software development I felt like a student who developed my first Hello World example! Even how and when a plugin is ready for release is determined by a voting process among active developers/contributors of the project. All so different from what I was used or learned so far and so exciting for someone who wants to work within a standardized environment.
What have I learned – How have I expanded my technical knowledge?
I extended my knowledge around Maven. I learned new features in practice and how they serve specific purposes during the development of a (sub) system.
I studied a working example of a modular system without the cumbersome use of other technologies like OSGI. Besides, I used it to develope, test and release the plugin!!
I discovered the new google-api-client and more specifically the part that needs to process data in google calendar. A completely different API, and an approach that only … Google could ever follow!
Finally I participated in a community of developers with different skills and knowledge, but they all respect each other and exchange ideas and comments without hesitation and intolerance.
Finally I participated in a community of developers with different skills and knowledge, but they all respect each other and exchange ideas and comments without hesitation and intolerance.
My feelings
Initially, enthusiasm, which was then replaced by deep speculation until I managed to understand both systems and their API (Sonar/Google Calendar). With the completion of a beta release I started receiving feedback. That was a grear disappointment but make me try even harder for the final result. New efforts for better quality , always attached to the prescribed rules and procedures.Finally the first version is ready. It is approved by developers community and to be honest I feel as proud as I felt when I was finishing some lab exercises back in the mid-90s ?
For one thing I am absolutely sure … The open source software community of Sonar won one more supporter and as my free time permits I will continue to contrinute to it!
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Hey !! So would a fan page be the same as a business page? Also if the answer is yes. Facebook sometimes offers a free credit of $30 . Would that work the same to boost / advertise the page?
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Here's a mustache worn by Chris O'Dowd in the feature film This Is 40- a movie worth watching if your family doesn't fight enough for your liking. It's worth seeing because Albert Brooks is in it, but be ready to watch a family fight over cupcakes and Internet use.
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Christoph Waltz Strokes His Mustache
I went to see This Is 40 yesterday. On our way to theater SIX I noticed a woman filling up a Tupperware container full of butter flavoring. As far as I could see she DIDN'T EVEN HAVE POPCORN. Because of this incident we walked into theater THREE. 20 minutes later, Django Unchained started and I wasn't about to get up and start another movie 15 minutes in.
So that's how I accidentally saw Django Unchained yesterday. Once it started I noticed a few things. First, holy smokes they say the N word a lot. Second, holy smokes there's an awful lot of blood in that film. Finally, holy smokes Christoph Waltz is a fantastic actor. It may look like he has a beard in this photo but multiple times throughout the film he strokes his facial hair in order to define his mustache. It's a real treat.


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I would call: -The Department of Public Health Bonaire can be contacted at the following number: +599 715 5311
(during office hours only).
If you have been in a high risk...
Unfortunately, the flight ban has a good reason. It is not that we do not want people from the USA coming to Bonaire (or one of the other islands)
Its caused by a large number of COVID cases in the...
Very interesting, well made Thank you for sharing.
That will create a complex situation.
This is what I read about it in caribbean network:
Based on statistics of 2018:
The number of visitors arriving on Bonaire by airplane is, on average, 12.000 per month.
57% is Dutch, 22% is American
The authorities have decided they want to...
Thank you for posting. Never been to yellow hut. Will put it on my list.
wow, with this ticket it takes about 30 hours to arrive in Bonaire!!
I'm so sorry to hear this. Bruce was one of the go-to guys on Bonaire.
Very nice. gave it a thumbs-up
Have you done the drift dive from LaDania to Karpata? One of my favorites.
nice videos. Thank you for sharing.
That awful.
KLM is offering low prices from Amsterdam to Curacao and Bonaire, starting August 15 for EURo 548
That might take some time. They are not welcome in nearby harbors. Ships staying in the windward islands are not allowed to sail to the leeward islands to seek protection fromd the winds.
Social distance will be difficult in many places. eg bars, restaurants etc. When cruise ships come in, a couple of thousand tourists will flock the streets and the shops.
There is only a small...
I would be very much surprised if flights will be accepted from not Corona free countries as soon as July. I received info that KLM will probably cancel all their flights until July 1st.
I would NOT...
That is fantastic that this is possible in Bonaire.
I tried to have some work done at our villas in Curacao, but that was not allowed leaving small businesses without income
That's very good to hear Kate, thank you for sharing
Thank you for taking the time to sharing your trip report. I enjoyed reading it.
As usual, fantastic pictures!!
I have guests from The Netherlands staying in our villas in Curacao. They had planned to travel to Bonaire and from there to The Netherlands. No flights from Curacao to Bonaire for non-citizens of...
I have no experience with Winair.
I have traveled with dividivi air often and found them very reliable.
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Maybe this helps:
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I have two 3BR, 2,5 BA in Curacao.
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Japan Invents Smartphone-Controlled Toilet 0
Japan has always been at the forefront of innovation, especially with regard to technology. They've also been at the forefront of weird stuff. This time around, they're proving both with an amazing smartphone-controlled toilet.
Japanese toilets have always been considered as advanced when compared to other countries', what with their automated water spraying bidets and warming seats, but the new smartphone-controllable ones from SATIS push the envelope further with the ability to make the toilet seat flop up and down, remotely controlling the bidet, and even flushing. What's even better, the Android app that serves as the UI for the intelligent toilet allows you to track and obsess over your water and electricity consumption, program personalized settings, record every minute detail of "nature's call" via a Toilet Diary feature. It even allows you to stream music from your phone to the toilet's built-in speakers.


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NEW YORK ISSUE 201 Feb 2010
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NYC-based photographer, Bill Bettencourt, specialises in portrait, food and lifestyle photography. His work has premiered in numerous publications, advertising campaigns and award-winning books.
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First, I'd like to thank Pastor Ann, Zach, and everyone at the Deerpark Reformed Church for inviting me to lead worship this morning. It's an honor to worship with all of you here today. As some of you may or may not know, I'm the new minister at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. My wife Patty and I moved here this past September, and last month we welcomed our daughter Lyric into the world.
Before moving here, Patty and I were living in Columbus, Ohio as I finished up seminary, and then we lived and worked at a boys and girls' camp in the mountains of North Carolina for the summer. We both feel very blessed to move to a place as unique as Port Jervis. I've never lived somewhere where I can walk out my front door into the city, and then walk out my back door and hike up a mountain. We live in an extremely diverse area — one that we should be proud to call home.
But in reality, I've never lived anywhere that seems to have a more negative self-image. When I visit home bound congregation members I often hear, "If only you could have seen Port then, Pastor." Or when I teach confirmation, I'm told: "I'm getting out of here as soon as I graduate." Our negative self-image bleeds into our surrounding communities. When I tell people I live in Port Jervis they say, "You live there?"
Of course we have our problems here in the Tri-state area: high taxes, lack of jobs, welfare… But Paul would tell us that we do not proclaim ourselves or our community; we proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord. For it is God who said, "Let light shine out of darkness."
Sure, we may be:
"afflicted in every way, but not crushed;
perplexed, but not driven to despair;
persecuted, but not forsaken;
struck down, but not destroyed."
You see, we are "always carrying the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be made visible." That means the most trying parts of our community and the most broken parts must be lifted up and carried, just like the death of Jesus. And that's where new life in Christ can be made visible.
Think of it this way: Port Jervis is like an over grown garden — one full of all sorts of different plants: the old and the young, the rich and the poor, the tangled old buildings next to new local shops, the wilderness and the city. Looking at it from a distance, you can't tell what's what, so the broken stands out.
To a modern farmer who grows everything in rows, a garden like this one sounds like a disaster. How could you ever harvest such a crop? Yet at one time, this was how all gardens were grown in this area.
A writer from Renee's garden explains: "According to Iroquois legend, corn, beans, and squash are three inseparable sisters who only grow and thrive together. This tradition of inter-planting corn, beans, and squash in the same mounds, widespread among Native American farming societies, is a sophisticated, sustainable system that provided long-term soil fertility and a healthy diet to generations."
Perhaps from a distance Port Jervis might seem like a disaster, but in reality, it is a sophisticated, sustainable, fertile community ready to feed generations.
Each of us brings something different to this Tri-state garden. Whether it be love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, kindness, self-control, or faith, each of us have different fruits to offer one another and these are gifts from God.
In Isaiah, it says:
"Ho, everyone who thirsts,
come to the waters;
and you that have no money,
come, buy and eat!
Come, buy wine and milk
without money and without price."
These gifts that people thirst for – love, peace, patience, joy – they are all things that we can share without money or price. By the grace of God, we are filled with the fruits of the spirit, and we are called to share with one another.
Even I have my doubts about Port Jervis sometimes. But I have met amazing, gifted, talented, dedicated people here in this community, and I have seen new life come about in new businesses, new restaurants, new hiking trails, and new faces.
This is an exciting time to live in Port Jervis — one where we are carrying death so that life may become visible. Perhaps, that is the key. We don't need to proclaim ourselves or our community. Rather, we need to proclaim Christ through our fruits of the spirit.
Psalm 145 says it best:
"Everyday I bless you, and praise your name forever and ever
People will tell about the amazing things you do,
and I will tell everyone how great you are."
At the end of Matthew, the disciples experience the risen Christ on top of a mountain in Galilee, and some of the disciples doubt the true presence of Christ. Yet Christ tells them to go and make disciples of all nations, knowing that even in their doubt, his disciples would share His message, to be the light of the world and the salt of the earth.
Each in their own unique way.
As we gather from different churches today, each one of us is unique. We are all part of this community garden. So, after church today, even if we doubt the potential of our community, GO and get to know what is growing here in this stunningly beautiful, diverse, overgrown garden we call home.


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Being a Dad Made Me A Better Sports Fan
You may not be able to see it in my face. In fact you might not even be able to tell at all that I am upset. You see, I am a Kansas Jayhawks fan. I bleed crimson and blue. In the Third Round of the NCAA Tourney (it's still strange to say Second and Third round for what was the First and Second around growing up) the Jayhawks, choked. They choked, there really isn't much more that I can say about the loss that KU had to Stanford. I was frustrated. I was mad. You couldn't tell by my face though because being a dad has made me a better sports fan. This is dispite writing recently about how being a parent has made me more competitive.
I was one that would yell and scream at the TV during games. It didn't matter what sport, I have a team that I root for and to me they should win every game. I would yell when KU wouldn't make a 3-pointer and I would scream when Sporting KC would miss a critical late game shot. I would throw my arms up in frustration when the Colorado Rockies would give up a run in the bottom of the ninth to lose the baseball game. This was very early in my young adult life. This trend continued well into my life as a husband.
Where it ended though was during the 2014 NCAA Tourney. This started actually back in 2012 during the Kid's first tourney experience, which he will probably never remember. The Jayhawks defeated North Carolina, and if you remember that game, CBS had a camera on a crying Tar Heels fan which every KU fan laughed at. Well CBS got back to KU fans this year with this little man who was terribly upset that KU lost in the second round…
I digress though. During the 2012 tourney, I realized just how much of an influence I was going to be on the Kid. He was going to watch my every move and more than likely grow up to be a lot like me. That probably means that he will be the sort of sports fan that I am. As KU lost the championship game to Kentucky, I was furious. The Kid who could barely sit up at the time, was watching me from the floor though, probably wonder who this crazy person was that was getting mad at the TV, I bet even he could tell that the people in that black box could not hear me.
In 2013, not much changed. I continued to get mad, yell, and cheer loudly at the TV. It wasn't until I caught the Kid doing the same thing that I realized something needed to change.
The 2014 tourney rolls around, and lots of factors could have played a roll into my reaction to the tournament. I didn't have much confidence in the Kansas Jayhawks going into the tournament. In fact I wasn't able to watch much of the games due to us not having cable and the fact that ESPN black-outs the games online.
Things are looking up and my confidence is building in the team as they win in the Second round and go to face a much lower seeded Stanford team. I sit down to watch the game and I quickly realized that this game was going to be a frustrating one. It was close the entire way, but there was something going on with me that I didn't realize until the second half of the game. I wasn't yelling, getting mad, nor was I frustrated.
I realize what was happening, I was showing the Kid what being a sports fan is all about. He could see my passion for the Jayhawks, he could tell that during the games, it probably wasn't the best time to ask me if he could watch a movie. Another thing he could see was that even though we lost the game, it doesn't mean that it is the end of the world.
I can't say that I will stay this way. I am sure that I will eventually slip up here and there and get so mad that I want to throw a shoe at the TV. But what I can do is keep pushing the Kid to be passionate about something; whether that is sports, music, writing, or math be passionate about it. My actions need to show him that even if things aren't going your way life will go on.
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Longevity Meme Newsletter, November 8th 2010
November 8th 2010
The Longevity Meme Newsletter is a weekly email containing news, opinions, and happenings for people interested in aging science and engineered longevity: making use of diet, lifestyle choices, technology, and proven medical advances to live healthy, longer lives. This newsletter is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. In short, this means that you are encouraged to republish and rewrite it in any way you see fit, the only requirements being that you provide attribution and a link to the Longevity Meme.
- Messaging Rejuvenation at the SENS Foundation
- Organs of the Future May Not Look Like Those of the Past
- The State of Stem Cell Therapy
- An Update on Early Artificial Sight
- Latest Headlines from Fight Aging!
Sarah Marr of the SENS Foundation recently explained the Foundation's positioning and present efforts to explain their mission:
"This is the basis of our core message: SENS Foundation works to advance research on rejuvenation biotechnologies. We exist because no-one else is working to deliver on the promise of rejuvenation biotechnologies, to steer academia and industry towards the adoption of a damage-repair paradigm which is currently neglected.
"The mission statement also describes these rejuvenation biotechnologies as being applied to the disabilities and diseases of aging, not simply, aging. Our approach will create a comprehensive set of interventions (on which, more later), but each of the individual interventions in that set will address one or more specific diseases, and those interventions will develop over time, not all at once. It would be wrong, therefore, to frame our mission in a way which suggested the 'all or nothing' proposition implied by our using the word aging alone. Each individual success - each new application of rejuvenation biotechnologies - will solve very real medical problems."
The evolved organs of the human body each serve a function, but their structure and mode of operation is far from the only way of getting the job done:
"Consider dialysis as a crude example that shows the function of the kidney doesn't have to be performed by a kidney, and nor does it have to be performed in the present location of the kidneys in the body. As this age of biotechnology advances, more and more people are going to purchase and make use of artificial kidneys. At the one end of the scale, you might imagine that kidney 2.0 will be a tissue engineered copy of your failing kidney 1.0 - researchers can almost build them, we know they work, and the only downside is the invasive surgery required to install a new model. But I think we will see a very wide range of kidney 2.0 products that bear as little resemblance to kidney 1.0 as does a dialysis machine.
"For example, researchers are presently developing bioartificial devices comprised of kidney cells and machinery. It doesn't take too much of a leap of imagination to see that 20 years from now, tiny permeable encapsulations of kidney cells could manufactured by the billion extremely cheaply - and injected once a week to clean the bloodstream from the inside. Alternately, a person might have a dozen implanted bioartificial dialysis machines each the size of a thumbnail sitting beside major arteries. Or kidney function could be incorporated into an implanted artificial heart while the diseased kidneys are removed entirely, and the heart machine itself is a break with the past because doesn't beat, but rather pumps blood continuously."
Early stem cell therapies take the form of transplants, simply delivering a lot of stem cells and hoping for the best. Like other areas of regenerative medicine, the field is evolving rapidly.
"The high points: (a) A great deal of work is presently taking place in the field and progress is rapid. (b) Results to date have been encouraging: the benefits are more than enough to make continuing research and development worthwhile. (c) Evidence suggests that transplanted stem cells trigger healing largely through release of signaling biochemicals that spur native cells to greater efforts - rather than any other method, such as cell division to reestablish local cell populations. (d) The state of the local cellular environment is a big concern - and potentially a big influence on the success of a therapy. In the old, the dysfunctional cellular environment may cause a therapy to fail because its damaged signals outweigh those of the transplanted cells. (e) Infrastructure technologies need a great deal more work: sourcing stem cells for transplant needs to be much easier, cheaper, and more reliable.
"One intriguing view of the future is that stem cell therapies will prove to be a short-lived intermediary technology. If it is the signals that are triggering healing, then cell transplants could be done away with entirely - we only need them now because researchers do not yet understand how to reproduce the same chemical signaling that the cells deliver. This evolution might well happen over the next decade, and researchers who work with stem cells will focus instead on producing organs grown from a patient's own cells and other feats of tissue engineering."
Implanted devices that replace some of the function of specialized cells lost to degenerative blindness are advancing in their sophistication:
"Researchers based in Germany have developed a retinal implant that has allowed three blind people to see shapes and objects within days of the implant being installed. ... The device - known as a subretinal implant - sits underneath the retina, directly replacing light receptors lost in retinal degeneration. As such, it uses the eyes' natural image processing capabilities beyond the light detection stage to produce a visual perception in the patient that is stable and follows their eye movements. Other types of retinal implants - known as epiretinal implants - sit outside the retina and because they bypass the intact light-sensitive structures in the eyes they require the user to wear an external camera and processor unit. ... This seems like a natural evolution if it can be made to work in a practical fashion - cut out the aspects of the system that were awkward to manage in favor of an implant that can stand alone."
The highlights and headlines from the past week follow below.
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Friday, November 5, 2010
From Singularity Hub: "Wake Forest's Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) and the Armed Forces Institute for Regenerative Medicine (AFIRM) have developed a skin printer that can deposit cells directly onto a wound to help it heal faster. They recently presented the results of their latest experiments at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress (ACSCC) in Washington DC. Mice given topical wounds were able to heal in just three weeks when a new skin was printed onto the damaged area (compared to 5-6 with control groups). WFIRM and AFIRM also stated that the skin printer had been tested to see if it could print human cells, but that the next step forward would be experiments on pigs. If ultimately successful, skin printers could revolutionize the way we treat injuries - making serious wounds less fatal and rapidly speeding the healing of other injuries. ... the recent conference [gives] some valuable insights into how the skin printer actually works. Two different printing heads are used - one with skin cells, a coagulant, and collagen; the other with a different kind of coagulant. Keeping these substances separate allows them to be deposited easily (like ink) but then quickly bond together and form a solid skin covering with fibrin."
Friday, November 5, 2010
Peripheral artery disease is one of a number of conditions shown to benefit from even early, crude efforts at stem cell transplantation: "Peripheral artery disease (PAD) affects 8 million Americans. It's when arteries in the legs narrow. The most common symptoms of PAD are cramping, pain or tiredness when walking. It can so bad that some can't walk at all. Now an experimental stem-cell therapy may offer hope to people with severe pad. Ronald Davis can move again after seven long years. 'Pain 24 hours a day, seven days a week,' said Davis. Plaque clogged the artery carrying blood to his leg, which cut off oxygen flow. ... Left alone, it can cause ulcers, gangrene and even lead to amputation. ... Davis began a last-ditch stem-cell therapy at Duke University. His leg was marked for 30 injections, totaling millions of stem cells. For him, there was no other choice. ... Cells are taken from the placentas of Israeli women who've given birth. Once injected, they secrete proteins, which boost additional cell growth. Then, it's believed those cells may contribute to the growth of additional vessels around the plaque, circumventing the blockage. ... Three days after injections, Davis was walking, and doctors say the oxygen level in his leg tissue jumped from 43 percent to 67 percent. ... This specific type of stem-cell therapy is currently involved in a Phase 1 clinical trial."
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Some of what the body does in response to injury, especially in the nerves and brain, is in fact counterproductive in the long term: "Stroke is the leading cause of adult disability, due to the brain's limited capacity for recovery. ... Researchers interested in how the brain repairs itself already know that when the brain suffers a stroke, it becomes excitable, firing off an excessive amount of brain cells, which die off. The UCLA researchers found that a rise in a chemical system known as 'tonic inhibition' immediately after a stroke causes a reduction in this level of excitability. But while this 'damping down' initially helps limit the spread of stroke damage, the increased tonic inhibition level and reduced brain excitability persists for weeks, eventually becoming detrimental to the brain's recovery. ... It was surprising to find that the level of tonic inhibition was increased for so long after stroke and that there was an inflection point where the increased level eventually hindered the brain from recovering. It was also surprising that we could easily manipulate tonic inhibition in the brain after stroke to restore it back to a normal, 'non-stroke' level and, in doing this, enhance behavioral recovery. ... They found that by applying specific blockers of this inhibitory brain chemical, they could then 'turn off the switch.' The resulting enhanced brain excitability immediately improved behavioral recovery after stroke."
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Some studies on the genetics of human longevity have looked at small, homogeneous populations - this makes the task easier for a number of reasons. Here is another example: "The advantage of working with a homogeneous population is, you're reducing the variances that can be associated with the environment. [Mennonites and Amish] don't drink, don't smoke. Most do some sort of physical activity. They don't sit around working on a computer all day. ... 5 percent of healthy Amish octogenarians have 'haplogroup X,' a genetic pattern within the mitochondria, which are the regions of cells that generate energy and help guard against deterioration. Haplogroup X is generally found in only 2 percent of Europeans, from whom the Amish descended. In the University of Miami study, only 3 percent of the control group - Amish people who had made it to 80 but suffered from significant disease or disability - had the genetic variant. ... Mitochondria have their own DNA, which is passed down from the mother only. This unique chromosome has variations, called haplogroups. Nine such haplogroups have been well characterized in people of European descent ... But only haplogroup X was found to be prevalent among healthy aged people in the University of Miami study." As we know, some people have better mitochondria; a side-effect of technologies that allow us to replace damaged mitochondrial DNA throughout the body would be the ability to upgrade to a better haplotype. That benefit is tiny, however, compared to the benefit of removing the damage that contributes to degenerative aging.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
The technique of stripping cells from a donor organ and repopulating the extracellular matrix with a patient's own cells is moving ahead, as illustrated by this article: "Spain, a world leader in human organ transplants, is now also a pioneer in the creation of bioartificial organs with stem cells implanted into patients after the opening on Tuesday in Madrid of the first laboratory in the world dedicated to the growth of artificial organs for human transplant. The laboratory will 'empty' human hearts or other human organs unsuitable for transplantation and recolonize their cell content with the patient's stem cells, allowing the organs to grow anew, ready for tranplant back into the new body ... Transplantation of such organs could a daily reality in 'between five and ten years' ... So far, the cardiology unit of the Gregorio Maranon has 'applied the elimination of cells' to eight hearts that have succesfully become viable organs using the patient's stem cells. And by late 2010 they want to install a heart from a donor using regenerated cells. Moreover, 'as it advances, [we could also use] animal organs.'" The downside of decellularization as a technology is that it does still require a donor organ - it is essentially a way of working around the present inability to build a suitably structured framework for an artificial organ. Since replacing all of the cells largely eliminates immune rejection issues in a transplant procedure, there is no reason not to use animal organs, however. They should be just as effective.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Nrf2 has shown up in past research as a part of the mechanisms of hormesis induced longevity, and here researchers make a pitch for its importance: "Although aging is a ubiquitous process that prevails in all organisms, the mechanisms governing both the rate of decline in functionality and the age of onset remain elusive. A profound constitutively upregulated cytoprotective response is commonly observed in naturally long-lived species and experimental models of extensions to lifespan (e.g., genetically-altered and/or experimentally manipulated organisms), as indicated by enhanced resistance to stress and upregulated downstream components of the cytoprotective nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor 2 (Nrf2)-signaling pathway. The transcription factor Nrf2 is constitutively expressed in all tissues, although levels may vary among organs, with the key detoxification organs (kidney and liver) exhibiting highest levels. Nrf2 may be further induced by cellular stressors ... The Nrf2-signaling pathway mediates multiple avenues of cytoprotection by activating the transcription of more than 200 genes that are crucial in the metabolism of drugs and toxins, protection against oxidative stress and inflammation, as well as playing an integral role in stability of proteins and in the removal of damaged proteins via proteasomal degradation or autophagy. Nrf2 interacts with other important cell regulators such as tumor suppressor protein 53 (p53) and nuclear factor-kappa beta (NF-kappaB) and through their combined interactions is the guardian of healthspan, protecting against many age-related diseases including cancer and neurodegeneration. We hypothesize that this signaling pathway plays a critical role in the determination of species longevity and that this pathway may indeed be the master regulator of the aging process."
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Maria Konovalenko looks at research into salamander biochemistry: "By tracking individual cells in genetically modified salamanders, researchers have found an unexpected explanation for their seemingly magical ability to regrow lost limbs. Rather than having their cellular clocks fully reset and reverting to an embryonic state, cells in the salamanders' stumps became slightly less mature versions of the cells they'd been before. The findings could inspire research into human tissue regeneration. ... The cells don't have to step as far back as we thought they had to, in order to regenerate a complicated thing like a limb. There's a higher chance that human or mammalian cells can be induced into doing the same thing. ... People working on stem cells are trying to de-differentiate cells in an artificial fashion. It will be very important for the regenerative-medicine community to take stock of what's going on in the salamander, because they've been doing it for 360 million years, and found a natural way to de-differentiate their tissues."
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Thoughts on aging from Hybrid Reality: "In the 2050 family picture, there will be many siblings in their 60s with graying hair, a handful of adult children with their spouses, and just two or three grandchildren. It's a strange picture: a family with more older people than younger people. Everything we've grown up seeing in our families and neighborhoods is contrary to this picture. Yet this is exactly the kind of family that will dominate the middle and late half of the 21st century. We're moving to a world of old people, and unless science can radically stop the aging process, that family will be yours in 2050. ... Old age brings maladies like diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's; it makes one tired easily, unable to sleep well, or run and have sex easily; it makes one's metabolism slow, one's bones brittle, and one's skin wrinkled. In other words, old age is not fun. Frankly, it is hard to argue with the fact that old age is generally more unpleasant than youth. [Aubrey de] Grey believes that science is capable of stopping the aging mechanisms of our bodies. If he receives the funding he needs, he is convinced that we can decouple chronological age from biological age, i.e. even if we're chronologically 70 years old, for instance, our bodies can biologically look and feel as if they're 50, 30 or even 20 years old. ... Which world do you want to live in: the gray world or the youthful world? If you support the young world, you need to push the FDA to treat aging like a disease so that anti-aging research can be funded, and perhaps even write a check to the SENS Foundation started by Aubrey de Grey. ... You need to act today: your future family portrait depends on it."
Monday, November 1, 2010
Researcher Thomas Kirkwood revisits the well known difference in life expectancy between the genders: "It turns out that the females of most species live longer than the males. This phenomenon suggests that the explanation for the difference within humans might lie deep in our biology. ... Many scientists believe that the aging process is caused by the gradual buildup of a huge number of individually tiny faults - some damage to a DNA strand here, a deranged protein molecule there, and so on. ... We might well ask why our bodies do not repair themselves better. Actually we probably could fix damage better than we do already. In theory at least, we might even do it well enough to live forever. The reason we do not, I believe, is because it would have cost more energy than it was worth when our aging process evolved long ago, when our hunter-gatherer ancestors faced a constant struggle against hunger. ... If you can avoid the hazards of the environment for a bit longer by flying away from danger or being cleverer or bigger, then the body is correspondingly a bit less disposable, and it pays to spend more energy on repair. Could it be that women live longer because they are less disposable than men? This notion, in fact, makes excellent biological sense. In humans, as in most animal species, the state of the female body is very important for the success of reproduction. The fetus needs to grow inside the mother's womb, and the infant needs to suckle at her breast. So if the female animal's body is too much weakened by damage, there is a real threat to her chances of making healthy offspring. The man's reproductive role, on the other hand, is less directly dependent on his continued good health."
Monday, November 1, 2010
Decellularization is a recently developed technique that allows researchers to work around the present inability to create the complex three dimensional framework that supports the cells of an organ. Here it is demonstrated in a liver: scientists "have reached an early, but important, milestone in the quest to grow replacement livers in the lab. They are the first to use human liver cells to successfully engineer miniature livers that function - at least in a laboratory setting - like human livers. The next step is to see if the livers will continue to function after transplantation in an animal model. ... To engineer the organs, the scientists used animal livers that were treated with a mild detergent to remove all cells (a process called decellularization), leaving only the collagen 'skeleton' or support structure. They then replaced the original cells with two types of human cells: immature liver cells known as progenitors, and endothelial cells that line blood vessels. The cells were introduced into the liver skeleton through a large vessel that feeds a system of smaller vessels in the liver. This network of vessels remains intact after the decellularization process. The liver was next placed in a bioreactor, special equipment that provides a constant flow of nutrients and oxygen throughout the organ. After a week in the bioreactor system, the scientists documented the progressive formation of human liver tissue, as well as liver-associated function."


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Memorial of the Martyrdom of Saint John the Baptist
(I Thessalonians 3:7-13; Mark 6:17-29)
A famous experiment showed that people are likely to inflict lethal pain on an innocent person if told to by an authority. When the professor who designed the experiment polled his students and colleagues beforehand, few predicted that subjects would be so compassionless. But to the chagrin of all the results have been duplicated in different societies. Today's gospel paints a similarly dismal portrait of humans.
King Herod recognizes John as "righteous and holy." From the account it sounds as if Herod wants to keep John as a spiritual guide. But as attuned as Herod might be to John's goodness, he does not rise above his own pride. Because he promises Herodias' daughter anything that she asks, he executes the eminently honorable John in order to not appear weak and unfaithful to his word. A decent person would have apologized for his foolhardy promise and disciplined his step-daughter for making such an outrageous request.
We are wise not to deny our capacity to sin grievously and to thank God every day that we have avoided offending Him. It is His grace, given through Christ, which turns us from brutal nature into people who love and desire the good.


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Great research, creativity and very high quality: a dynamic edition of Pitti Filati at the Fortezza da Basso, characterized by confidence and optimism for the best international yarn manufacturers.
Pitti Filati 82: closing figures
An increase in foreign attendance with very good results for France, United States, Switzerland, Russia, Netherlands, China and South Korea; a slight drop for Italy.
The 82nd edition of Pitti Filati (24-26 January 2018) came to an end at the Fortezza da Basso in Florence amidst an atmosphere of excitement and positivity among the stands: with buyers arriving from over 50 foreign countries intent on discovering the new ideas, research and latest trends expressed in the collections of the protagonist yarn manufacturers and preparing sample collections for the next 2019 summer season.
The final attendance figures for this edition registered a small but significant growth in foreign buyers - around 1% - for a total which widely exceeded 1,800; however, there was a slight drop in the number of Italian buyers of almost -2%.
Overall the fair once again welcomed in the region of 4,350 buyers in total, equaling the high levels achieved a year ago (an edition which saw growth of +2.5%).
With regard to the reference foreign markets there were increased performances for France (+5%), United States (+18%), Switzerland (+10%), Russia (+8% in terms of the number of companies), Netherlands (+5%), and for markets in the Far East like China, Hong Kong and South Korea; the numbers were down for United Kingdom, Germany and Turkey.
"Pitti Filati has once again launched a positive message for the Italian and international yarn industry par excellence" says Raffaello Napoleone, CEO of Pitti Immagine. "We witnessed three days of intense activity with very positive feedback for the new collections and the high level of experimentation presented by the yarn manufacturers – based on sustainability, performing yarns and creativity pushed to the limit – to an extremely qualified public of designers, style offices and members of the trade. We also noted a high level of appreciation for the sections offering services to the market (KnitClub and Fashion at Work) and for the new Spazio Ricerca RAW curated by Angelo Figus and Nicola Miller, which everyone agreed was exciting, informative and imaginative. We ended this edition with great optimism and our expectations are already high for next June's Pitti Filati".
United Kingdom once again led the ranking of the top 15 reference countries (with 221 buyers), followed by France (202), Germany (204), United States (129), Switzerland (90), Spain (79), Russia (76), Turkey (76), Japan (70), Netherlands (61), China (57), Belgium (35), Sweden (28), South Korea (25) and Hong Kong (24).
There were also positive attendance figures for Vintage Selection, the fair-event dedicated to vintage fashion that ended yesterday at the Stazione Leopolda and which has become a reference point for research into archive fashion also for the public of designers and style office representatives attending Pitti Filati.


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If you suffer from dental anxiety in the Red Bank area, Dr. Ruda can help. We offer several options that can make your dental treatments pleasant and stress-free. Our team at Allan Ruda, D.D.S is trained to help you feel comfortable. You'll be able to feel relaxed while receiving the friendly, professional oral care you deserve.
At Allan Ruda, D.D.S, we accept several types of dental insurance. With the proper information, Dr. Ruda and his staff will be happy to file your insurance claim for you. We strive to make the insurance paperwork process as simple and streamlined as possible. You are only personally responsible for the co-pay or deductible amount.
If you're interested in natural-looking bridges and dentures, look no further than Allan Ruda, D.D.S. who practices in the Red Bank, New Jersey area. Using modern materials and techniques, Dr. Ruda can achieve the natural look you seek. You will be very pleased with the comfortable, long-lasting results.
If you're looking for denture repair in the Red Bank area, our team at Allan Ruda, D.D.S offers friendly service. Dr. Ruda understands the importance of reliable dentures that fit properly.
We'll get your repairs done professionally and quickly. You'll be able to eat and smile again with confidence as soon as possible.
100 N. Centre Ave. Suite 402
Rockville Centre, NY 11570
Dr. Demetrios Tsiokos is a trusted Rockville Centre area veneers dentist. Our professional team is dedicated to providing you with quality results in a comfortable and pleasant atmosphere.
You won't have to feel embarrassed any longer by crooked, chipped or discolored teeth. With your new dental veneers, you'll be thrilled to show off your healthy teeth and beautiful smile.
For comfortable tooth cleaning in the Rockville Centre, New York area, Dr. Demetrios Tsiokos is known for having a gentle touch. The friendly team at Long Island Dental Excellence provides dental hygiene treatments for a whiter smile.
Maintaining good dental hygiene is the foundation for healthy teeth and gums. We're committed to helping you have a lifetime of oral health.
Here at Long Island Dental Excellence, your comfort is our number one priority. We will do our utmost to put you at ease and keep you feeling relaxed and secure. Under the experienced leadership of Dr. Demetrios Tsiokos, our dedicated team of professionals is at your service to explain your treatment thoroughly and answer any questions you may have.
Would you like your smile to be a bit brighter than it is right now? We can make it happen at Long Island Dental Excellence, with professional tooth whitening for brighter natural looking teeth. Dr. Demetrios Tsiokos's Rockville Centre, NY area office can effectively lighten your stained or discolored tooth enamel. Whiter teeth not only look great, they improve your self-confidence.
Rockville Centre area cosmetic dentistry at Long Island Dental Excellence can produce amazingly natural-looking results! You can have a bright, healthy new smile after just one or two sessions with Demetrios Tsiokos, D.D.S.. It's faster and more affordable than you may think.
30 Central Park South Ste 12A
New York, NY 10019
Pruss, Maria E D.D.S.
654 Madison Ave # 1706
New York, NY, 10065-8429
Dr. Bruce D. Haber, D.D.S.
122 East 42nd Street
New York, NY, 10168
Dr. Amy L. LudwigD.D.S.,PC
630 5th Avenue,Suite 1810
New York, NY, 10111
Dr.Harris Krikonis
Branch 1 Office,2 W 45th St #1600
New York, NY, 10036
(212) 582-6808
Periodontitis and diabetes are both chronic diseases that modulate each other. That is, they can exacerbate each other, each making the other more severe. Diabetes can have a negative effect on periodontal health and periodontal disease can increase the need for insulin in diabetics.
Periodontal disease is an infection that, like any infection, can make it hard to keep blood sugar under control. Increased blood sugar levels can result in an increased risk for diabetic complications such as harm to the eyes, nerves, kidneys, and other important organs. But studies have shown that treatment of periodontal disease can reduce the need for insulin in diabetics. So, by treating and controlling the periodontal infection, a person also is controlling insulin need and diabetes.
Compared to non-diabetics, people with poorly-controlled diabetes (those with blood glucose levels above normal) are more likely to develop periodontal abscesses and other oral infections. The longer someone has diabetes, the more likely they are to have periodontal disease. And if the person smokes and has poorly-controlled diabetes, the risk of developing periodontal disease is even greater.
Poor diabetic control can affect the gum tissue in two ways. One is the result of the thickening of the blood vessels that occurs with diabetes. This results in a reduction of oxygen and nutrient delivery to the tissues and a diminished ability of the immune system to fight infection, including periodontal disease. The second is because many of the bacteria that cause oral infection thrive on the sugar linked to diabetes (glucose). Poor diabetic control can actually feed the bacteria that cause periodontal disease.
Oral symptoms associated with poor diabetic control include:
These symptoms can all be managed with control of blood glucose and improved periodontal health. If the diabetes is well controlled and blood sugar level is within the normal range, the risk of developing periodontal disease is not greater than in people who don't have diabetes. On the flip side, treating periodontal disease reduces the need for insulin on people that have diabetes.
To prevent complications from periodontal disease and diabetes, it is important to maintain normal blood sugar levels and periodontal health. Follow the diet and medication guidelines supplied by your physician and see your dental care provider routinely for periodontal screenings and professional cleanings. Meticulous plaque control is critical. If you have diabetes, your dentist needs to know what your blood glucose level is before starting any dental surgical procedures, and although abscesses and acute dental infections should be treated as soon as possible, non-emergency dental treatment should be postponed until the blood glucose is well controlled.
By Laura Minsk, DMD
Gingivitis is the most common periodontal disease, affecting 90% of the population. It is an infection of the gums caused by bacteria that form plaque.
In small amounts (when it is newly formed), plaque is invisible and relatively harmless. But when left to accumulate, it increases in volume and the proportion of harmful bacteria grows. These gingivitis bacteria release toxins that result in inflammation of the gum tissue and bad breath.
Eventually, the plaque hardens and forms hard deposits called calculus or tartar. If not properly treated, gingivitis may progress to periodontitis, a periodontal disease in which there is loss of the bone that supports the teeth.
Gingivitis can be identified by red or swollen gums. In some circumstances, the gingivitis can cause bleeding gums when brushing or eating, and there may be bad breath. To diagnose gingivitis, a dentist may probe gently under the gums. In healthy gums, there should not be any bleeding with this gentle probing. A bleeding gum indicates that there is gum inflammation or gingivitis.
Certain people are more susceptible to gingivitis. Stress, smoking and poor nutrition can contribute to the development of gingivitis. Certain medications such as steroids, heart medications, cancer therapy drugs, anti-epilepsy drugs, and anti-depressants also increase the risk for gingivitis.
In the presence of plaque, these medications can lead to gum overgrowth. The enlarged gums can further interfere with oral hygiene, precipitating a vicious cycle of further gum enlargement.
Changes in female hormones can also increase the vulnerability to gingivitis. Adolescent women, pregnant women and women who take hormone replacement or birth control pills also have a greater risk of developing gingivitis.
There are several systemic illnesses that are associated with gingivitis. These include
The swelling and redness of the gums may be disproportional to the amount of plaque present. To prevent further complications, meticulous plaque control is critical for people with these illnesses.
For gingivitis treatment, the bacterial plaque and tartar have to be removed from the surfaces of the teeth by a dentist or hygienist. Then, the factors that contribute to plaque retention have to be altered in order to facilitate oral hygiene procedures.
This can involve re-shaping existing restorations or even moving teeth with braces so that they are not crowded. Essential to the success of the gingivitis treatment is the person's ability to control plaque build-up after initial treatment. Daily brushing and flossing are key to gingivitis prevention and helps prevent bad breath.
If there is a lot of gum inflammation, if the gums are very sensitive, or if there is a lot of tartar buildup, it may be necessary to numb the gums in order to remove the buildup of bacteria underneath the gum margins. If the gum is very inflamed and swollen, it may be necessary to remove some of the excess gum tissue surgically.
Gingivitis is reversible, and with proper gingivitis treatment and maintenance, it can be controlled. However, untreated gingivitis can result in gum defects, bone loss around the teeth, and eventual tooth loss and systemic complications. The best way to prevent gingivitis is by brushing and flossing daily, and by visiting the dentist for a routine cleaning and an examination at least every six months.
By Laura Minsk, DMD


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Saturday, December 8, 2012
The Return of the Living Dead
The Return of the Living Dead tells the story of a two medical warehouse workers (James Karen and Thom Mathews) who unknowingly release a toxin that can bring the dead back to life. Cadavers come back to life, dissected animals as well and even the dead begin breaking out of the ground in the local graveyard. The two are joined by their boss, a mortician, and a group of young punks in the local funeral home as they try and escape the living dead. These zombies are smart, fast and out for brains at any cost. Will the military be able to save the group or will the living dead get to them first?
First things first, these zombies are unlike any zombies in any movie before. They are quick, retain all of their smarts, and are out for one thing only, brains. They are not the slow moving rotting corpses of the past and they are the zombies that inspired the creatures in such movie as 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later, and the Resident Evil movies. The main thing that stands out to me is the retention of their mind because it opens up so many possibilities because the zombies become characters and not just devices to show off gore like in some other movies. These are probably my favorite zombies in any movies due to that fact and it is awesome how utterly ruthless they are in order to get that next fix of brains. They are like junkies but instead of crack, their choice of drug is brains.
There is not an over abundance of gore in the movie but when it is used it is pretty solid. The acting was actually solid for a horror movie made in the 80's where they used to just cast any hot young person and any girl with a decent rack. But here we get solid turns from genre veterans and the young actors do a good job playing the group of punks. Clu Gulager, Don Calfa, and James Karen carry this movie from start to finish and they are never hokey in their roles. Linnea Quigley gives a solid stripping performance in the movie and its easy to see why see was cast in so many horror movies as the young woman who gets naked. The story was one of th high points because while being a comedic horror movie, it treats its source material with a tremendous amount of respect and they even treat The Night of the Living Dead as a factual event in the movie's world.
More zombie movies need to inject a little bit of B-movie madness into their story and action. The idea of zombies is inherently ridiculous and when you try and treat them seriously it sometimes comes off as goofy. The Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead are some of the only zombie movies that were able to successfully pull off the serious angle. Return of the Living Dead blends humor and seriousness to make a great combination where as movies such as Resident Evil fail miserably. The idea is not to take yourself too seriously and then the movie will have a natural charm to it because nothing feels forced.
This is a classic zombie movie and one of the best horror movies of the 80's. The Return of the Living Dead is a movie that deserves to be seen by more people because it is truly great. Wonderful humor and great horror action make this a great horror comedy fusion. Get this on Blu Ray or stream it on Netflix, just see it as soon as possible.
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ATV club gets nod to start their engines
The Dutton Quad Riders Club will become incorporated in exchange for use of some municipal roads.
Last month, club president Kelsey McConnell asked Dutton Dunwich council to allow ATVs on all non-paved municipal roadways.
After much debate during its last meeting, a motion passed 4-1 granting the request only after the club incorporates and secures proper insurance.
Mayor Bob Purcell did not support that motion.
A second motion to grant all terrain vehicles access to all unpaved roads was later withdrawn.
The latter motion was not contingent on the club becoming a legal entity.
The council decision has been a long time in coming.
Deputy Mayor Mike Hentz told the delegation during previous council meetings to get the club incorporated and insured and then come back to council to request road usage.
McConnell maintained it would be easier to attract members to the club if there was some assurance municipal roads would be approved for them to use.
McConnell said he will now pay "out-of-pocket" about $2,000 to cover the measures laid out in the motion.
Once he produces the paperwork, McConnell will receive a list of roads approved for use from the municipality.
Roads defined as non-paved are expected on the list.
The only exception could be to access restaurants or to pull in for gas in Dutton and Wallacetown.
"If your whole crew came into Dutton, they could park at the medical centre parking lot and guys could get off and go into the restaurants, get fuel, get in and get out – that's it," Bill Menzies, the municipality's bylaw enforcement officer said.
"No joy riding."
Council wants the club to educate and help police its membership, as well as, to work with the municipal bylaw officer to ensure a smooth transition under the new regulations.


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Are there factors that predispose dural tears in patients undergoing lumbar spine surgery?
A new study published in the Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine examines 523 patients who underwent lumbar and thoracolumbar spine surgery. There were 131 patients who underwent discectomy and 392 patients who underwent laminectomy.
Here are five findings from the study:
1. There were six discectomy patients who reported dural tears; there were 49 laminectomy patients who reported dural tears.
2. The patients with incidental durotomy were older; the average age of those with an incidental durotomy was 65 years old, as opposed to 60 years old for the patients without incidental durotomy.
3. The patients with incidental durotomy were also more likely to have longer surgical times. Those with durotomy reported on average 146 minutes, compared to 110 minutes among those who didn't have a dural tear.
4. Dural tears were more common for patients who had a history of previous spine surgeries.
5. The researchers concluded, "In patients who underwent lumbar and thoracolumbar spine surgery for degenerative problems, previous surgery and older age were found to be predisposing factors for dural tear."
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The Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC Recruitment 2020 advertisement has been released and available below. www.frsc.gov.ng Recruitment, Application Form Portal, Requirements and other details are available below.
|Federal Road Safety Corps
|FRSC Nationwide Recruitment
|Job Vacancies
|Nationwide - Nigeria
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Federal Road Safety Recruitment 2020/2021 will commence soon. All Eligible and Interested applicants may apply online for the available vacancies before the recruitment application deadline. The 2020/2021 FRSC Recruitment details like education qualification, requirement, location, stipend & salary scale, selection process, application form & how to apply, closing date, important links and others are available below on seviportal.com.
The Federal Road Safety, FRSC wishes to invite applications from eligible Nigerian for enlistment into the Federal Road Safety 2020/2021. The Federal Road Safety Recruitment is open to civilian nationwide.
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Documents Needed for FRSC Online Registration
- Passport size photograph
- First School Leaving Certificate
- Waec/Nabteb/NECO/GCE Results
- optional – NCE/ND/Trade Test/ RN
- Birth Certificate / Declaration of age.
FRSC Recruitment Requirements
Applicants must be:
- Nigerian by birth
- Not be less than 18 years or more than 30 years old in 2020 (35 years will be considered for medical Doctors)
- Be single
- Not less than 1.68 metres for male and 1.63 metres for female in height
- Have a fully expanded chest measurement of not less than 0.87 metres for men only
- Be physically and mentally fit for paramilitary activities
- Produce a certificate of medical fitness from a government hospital
- Be free from any form of financial embarrassment, be of good character, and must not have been convicted of any criminal offenses
Applicants Must Note that:
- Computer literacy and possession of valid drivers licence shall be an added advantage
- Any certificate or qualification not declared or tendered at the time of recruitment process cannot be subsequently presented for career progression in the corp
- Anyone found to have submitted false document would be disqualified and prosecuted
- Double entries would be disqualified
- Shortlisted applicant would be required to take a computer-based examination to be conducted by JAMB
- Shortlisted applicant would be required to undergo drug test with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)
- Shortlisted candidates are expected to come along with a print out of their forms as well as the acknowledge
- This Exercise attract no Fee.
FRSC Academic Qualifications 2020/2021
- West African School Certificate (WASC) or Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSSC) with Credits in not less than three (3) subjects including English and at least passes in two (2) other subjects; or
- National Examination Council (NECO)/General Certificate of Education (GCE) Ordinary Level with passes in four (4) subjects obtained at one sitting or five (5) subjects obtained at two sittings including the English Language.)
- ND obtained from a recognized institution.
- National Certificate of Education (NCE) from a recognized institution; or
- General Certificate of Education (Advance Level) in two (2) subjects obtained at one sitting or three (3) subjects obtained at two sittings.)
- B.Sc./HND obtained from a recognized institution.
How to Apply for FRSC Recruitment 2020/2021
The FRSC Recruitment 2020/2021 is processed through the New FRSC Recruitment Portal. Please read the following instructions carefully before proceeding with your application.
- Applications must be online. Candidates are expected to log into the website http://www.frsc.gov.ng/ or https://recruitment.frsc.gov.ng/, fill and submit the application form online.
Application Fee: Candidates should note the application is absolutely free.
Application Deadline: Coming Soon…
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To apply for the FRSC Recruitment 2020/2021. Below is what you need to know:
- We publish on this page, the latest Federal Road Safety Recruitment updates and each position published includes its a requirement, qualification, application form, and other vital information to help you understand the recruitment process and apply cordially.
- Make sure you confirm the deadline of any advertised position before submitting an application.
- Make sure you meet all minimum FRSC Recruitment requirements and possess any required document before submitting an application.
- Follow the details on each individual position to apply.
- Multiple application will not be entertained. Candidates are to apply for one job position. The candidate who attempts to apply multiple times will have their application will be disqualified
- Follow the right application procedures and always seek help where required.
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- There are lots of scammers claiming to have connections or work at the FRSC. Don't pay anybody claiming to help you get a job in the Federal Road Safety.
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Basingstoke BPE Salon 2015
David Byrne has been awarded Barbie Lindsay's FBPE EFIAP/s MPAGB Selectors Medal and Highly commended in this years salon along with 7 acceptances.
Solihull & Southport BPE salons
John Cartlidge has had success in two of the latest salons gaining acceptances in both the Solihull & Southport BPE salons.
Frome Salon
David Byrne received a Highly Commended for 'Frontier Man' at the British Open Salon.
Solihull Open
David Byrne, who is solely concentrating on British competitions over the last year, has received three awards in this years Solihull salon. 'Beacon' was Commended 'Balestra Maneuver' was awarded a Highly commended 'Pub Brawler' was awarded a Highly commended
Shrewsbury Open
'Cross Road' has won David Byrne a Silver PAGB Judges Medal at the BPE with 'Riding His Luck' gaining a PAGB HM Ribbon. Altogether he received 5 acceptances.
BPE3* Award
David Byrne has reached 101 British Open Acceptances and attained the BPE3* award
Basingstoke Open
CPS was well represented at this salon with Paul Reynolds and David Byrne both receiving awards. Paul had a commended with 'Autumn Light Oxbow Bend' and 7 acceptances, while David got 6 accepted and 2 commended, 'Fire and Brimstone' and 'What Happens Next?'
Bebington Salon
Paul Reynolds and David Byrne has had 7 and 5 acceptance in the Bebington Salon making a total of 12 for CPS
Paul Reynolds Awards
Paul has had his results back from the latest round of BPE competitions and gained the following awards Havant – 2 Acceptances Dingwall – 2 Acceptances with a Judge's Award for "Autumn Light Oxbow Bend" and a Highly Commended for "The Look". Guernsey – 6 Acceptances including Honours for "The Look" Bromsgrove – 2 Acceptances with a Commended for "Nigel"
5th Beyond Group BPE Exhibition
CPS success at 5th Beyond Group resulted in a Judges' Medal and Highly Commended awards for David Byrne, 'Riding his Luck' was awarded Peter Norris' Judges Medal and 'Lindisfarne Boats' was Highly Commended. Together with Paul Reynolds CPS managed a total of 10 acceptances.