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Samsung ST150F Smart Digital Camera, 16.2MP, 5x Zoom, White
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16.2megapixel(s) / 5X Optical Zoom
3in Display
Built-in flash
Share your best pictures in style with the ST150. Instantly email or upload high quality photos to your social networks, right from your camera.
Camera Type
35mm equivalent Focal Length (max)
125.00 mm
35mm equivalent Focal Length (min)
25.00 mm
Focal Length (max)
22.5 mm
Focal Length (min)
4.5 mm
16.2 megapixel(s)
Optical Zoom
Shutter Speed
1/8 - 1/2000
Shutter Speed
1 - 1/2000
Flash Type
Built-in flash
Optical Sensor Size
Optical Sensor Type
Battery Technology
Lithium ion
Display Size
3 in
Compatibility Notes
Your Best Photos Instantly Shared:
Instantly send quality photos to social networks like Facebook or email them to a small group of people—directly from the camera. The dedicated DIRECT LINK hot key helps you quickly connect to Wi-Fi networks. Access your uploaded content on supported connected devices. Plus, you can store cool images and video directly from the camera to Microsoft SkyDrive.
Instantly Save Photos to Your Camera and Phone:
Simultaneously send every picture you take to your mobile phone via Wi-Fi connection—to make backing up and sharing your high-quality photos easy. Setup AutoShare once and the camera saves it as the default setting. AutoShare also GPS tags your photos with your Smart Phone.
Camera, Smartphones and Tablets Image Sharing:
Now you can select and send an image or album directly to an Android smartphone, iPhone or tablet with the Samsung MobileLink. You don't even have to send the image as a text message or as an email. With MobileLink, you can control the album on your phone and the changes will be saved to your camera, too.
Control Your Camera from Your Smartphone:
Control your camera by using your smartphone as the viewfinder. Remote Viewfinder lets you preview images, adjust the camera settings, zoom in and out and frame each scene— all from your phone, wirelessly. This feature is available for select smartphones.
Connect to your Camera Faster:
Download the Samsung SMART App. which features- Remote Viewfinder, AutoShare, and MobileLink – without having to download each app individually. Rather than launching the apps one at a time on your smartphone, you can open all three apps at once, with the touch of a finger.
Seamless Sharing Across All Devices:
AllShare Play lets you connect to all devices that support AllShare Play. You can wirelessly stream photos and videos from your camera to nearby devices to share with friends and family at once, or simply upload to Web Storage instantly for easy management. Enjoy the freedom of sharing with AllShare Play.
3" Hybrid Touch Display:
The Hybrid Touch Display offers two options: use the 5-way button to quickly move the cursor up, down, left and right to intuitively navigate the menu and make selections. Alternately, when you want to enter text – such as an email address – simply input the characters on the touch screen. Navigating controls and sharing images couldn't be easier.
Share with the World, Anywhere in the World:
You can instantly email or post must-see images and videos to your favorite social networks. Just select and upload wherever you have a Wi-Fi connection, and then add tags and comments. Share with your Blogger followers, or post to Facebook, Picasa or YouTube — and many more social networks.
Easier to Take, Store and Share Pictures:
Wirelessly transfer photos and movies to your PC or Mac. Simply choose AutoBackup and you're all set. All your photos and videos are transferred wirelessly and safely stored on to your computer. Feel free to delete photos from your camera knowing there's a duplicate set on your computer.
Get Firmware Notifications:
When a firmware update is available for our Samsung Wi-Fi connected SMART Camera, the Software Upgrade notification window will pop up on the camera's screen. Connect your camera to your PC for the upgrade, and start using the latest features without delay.
Customize and Edit your Photos:
Even if you're not ready for your close-up, you can still create the perfect social network profile picture. Beauty Palette lets you choose from seven different makeup looks that help you change photos instantly.
Class Design with a Modern Touch:
With its sleek, seamless body design, the camera feels as good in your hand as it feels great to have handy.
Great Close-Ups:
When you're taking pictures at a concert or play, make every seat the best seat in the house. The 5x optical zoom gives you great close-ups, even from the back row. The 25mm wide-angle lens captures all the action on stage. And the combination of 16.1 megapixels and F2.5 lens give you high quality images — even in dim lights.
Add Action to your Still Photos:
With Motion Photo, you can freeze time around a moving subject to create enchanting images. Capture a friend dancing while everyone else around him is still as a statue—just like in a Hollywood blockbuster. Simply shoot the footage, and then rub the area on the display where you want action. The photo around it will freeze—it's that easy.
Frame your Pictures in Fun:
Make a portrait look like an antique, or put your face on the moon — Magic Frame's 12 background templates offer lots of picture-taking enjoyment. You can also put images on a 1950's TV set or a movie. There are so many possibilities for fun — especially when you share the poster-quality results.
Smart Filter 3.0:
Boost creative fun with the Smart Filter 3.0 –right on the display. Cartoon filter makes any photo look like an animated film scene while Cross Filter makes light sources appear to have several points of light, like stars. There's also Ink Painting, Half-tone Dot and more ways for you to express your creative side.
Smart Auto 2.0:
Smart Auto 2.0 (Still & Movie) instantly analyzes key elements of your composition then automatically adjusts to capture the perfect shot with multitude of different photo modes and movie modes.
Live Panorama:
With Live Panorama, you can capture every peak of a sprawling mountain range or every skyscraper in a magnificent city skyline to create astounding 180º panoramic images. And you can preview the image on the LCD before you even snap it. Just hold the shutter button, sweep across the scene and see what you're going to get before you get it.
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Physical Dimensions
2.1"h x 3.6"w x 0.7"d
Power Notes
Battery: BP70A Lithium-Ion
Returns Policy
This product is subject to our return policy. Please see our complete return policy for details.
System Requirements
PC with processor better than Pentium IV 3.2 GHz / AMD Athlon FX 2.6 GHz or higher Minimum 512MB RAM (Over 1GB recommended) Windows XP SP2/ Vista/ 7 250MB of available hard-disk space (Over 1GB recommend), USB Port, CD-ROM drive, nVIDIA Geforce 7600GT or later / Ati X1600 series or later, 1024×768 pixels, 16-bit color display compatible monitor , (1280x1024, 32-bit color display recommended)
Power Mac G3 or later
Mac OS 10.4 or higher
Minimum 256MB RAM
110MB of available hard-disk space, USB Port, CD-ROM Drive
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Tarpy's Roadhouse
- Address:
2999 Salinas Hwy
Monterey, CA 93940Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Tarpy's Roadhouse
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.tarpys.com/
- Phone: 8316471444x
- Hours of Operation:
LUNCH~ Daily from 11:30
DINNER~Daily from 4:00
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: Michael Kimmel
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access
- Catering:
As a Full Service Caterer we can handle the details of your event, including finding a location, contracting with florists, bakeries, photography & video experts, musicians and lodging. Think of us as your own personal concierge! We will help you create an event that will be remembered favorably and you will totally enjoy!
- Private Party Facilities: Tarpy's Roadhouse offers a full-service banquet department. There are 3 private rooms as well as 3 semi-private rooms to choose from when planning your special event or function. Some rooms are subject to a room fee. We also have available the latest Multi-Media tools to add polish to your event.
- Private Party Contact: Corinne 8316552999x
A word from Tarpy's Roadhouse
Relax in this 1917 Roadhouse and enjoy creative, Five Star American Country Cuisine. The wood-burning grill provides wonderful flavors for wild game, the freshest seafood and prime steaks. Set on five landscaped acres, the patios and extensive gardens provide a refreshing backdrop for hearty sandwiches, vegetarian entrees and tempting salads. This restaurant in Monterey has seven private and semi-private rooms available for banquets, meetings and celebrations. The full bar, award-winning wine list and knowledgeable professional service ensure a terrific dining experience. Reservations are recommended. Tarpy's also offers affordable full-service, off-site catering.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
- Diners' Choice WinnerAmerican
Tarpy's Roadhouse - Best Restaurants in Monterey ›
Tarpy's Roadhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
135 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.1
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (93)fit for foodies (75)special occasion (74)great for lunch (66)good for groups (61)romantic (52)neighborhood gem (37)notable wine list (33)great for brunch (32)kid-friendly (25)hot spot (16)vibrant bar scene (13)scenic view (8)late-night find (7)Show More
- MenuSteveDined on 9/19/2014I guess a new chef, a change in the menu, some items which have been favorites for alot of years off the menu, raw oysters served without any hot sauce or horse radish Not the same but hope it will get back its mojo Will try agin to seeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great food!CentralCoastDiningDined on 9/15/2014The new items on the menu are tempting! I loved the kale, yum, and the shrimp and grits, extra yum. We tried the grits and cream - OMG - delicious - and the special heirloom tomato and mozzarella salad too. So good. The drinks were very, very good too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood spotMaryVIPDined on 9/12/2014Great service Noisy and very popular Great specialsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Sophisticated "Roadhouse"ROBOTMEISTERVIPDined on 9/11/2014Somewhat difficult to find at night, just past the Monterey Airport on HWY 68, look carefully and you'll see the Tarpy's Roadhouse sign. This is a large and beautiful building in and out. The reviews I saw were moderate but we found the food & service first rate! My roasted Berkshire pork chop was perfectly cooked and my wife's Sirloin steak (normally a tougher cut )was tender with a perfect hot pink center.Special Features:
- milkmanVIPDined on 9/11/2014Great food and service. Sat outside in a quiet hallway for a nice dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- REALLY ???5StardinerDined on 9/6/2014We each ordered full entrees. Waitress suggested the Special Heirloom Tomato Salad-I said yes I'll have one-hubby says no thanks. Waitress says 'oh I can split it so you can taste -its delicious' - we say fine. The bill comes and Waitress has charged our bill with a split charge of $2. on to the $14.00 Special Heirloom Tomato Salad. REALLY ?????Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Tarpys, nuff said! :)OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/6/2014Tarpys never disappoints, they always deliver a perfect dining experience. One of my top 10 fave area restaurants. Wendy is the best server!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!FoodlvrDined on 9/6/2014Food was amazing, service was great, we had a great time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- know your hostessOldFashionedDined on 9/4/2014First the parking is limited. I am handicapped and walk with a cane (I noted that in my reservation) when we arrived two women pushed ahead of us and the hostess even after seeing me leaning did not ask if anyone had reservations- when she came back from seating those two she took two other who "had been waiting". So why make a reservation? Does the hostess think a cane is decor? Food was good service to table was great and the rhubarb apple pie great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- running lateeatingoutDined on 8/31/2014We were running late because of traffic, and they accommodated us and got us to the wedding on time, without veering from great service and a wonderful meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice SurpriseSirLoinofBeefDined on 8/30/2014I never expected a "roadhouse" to be so special. Great outdoor dining and excellent food with a roadhouse cajun feel. Off the beaten path of Monterey but well worth the 10 minute drive. I'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family night outBrendaDined on 8/30/2014We were a party of 16 for a 75 th birthday party. First part of the evening service was excellent. As the night went on we must of lost the staff. Too long to get dessert and to get the bill.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Sunday BrunchEJElDoradoHillsDined on 8/30/2014Loved the Lobster Eggs Benedict I had Labor Day weekend. Really different but outstanding!Special Features:
- Son's BirthdayBRexDined on 8/29/2014Ttoughout the years Tarpys has proven to consistant in great food, service and atmosphereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good serviceSalesmanDined on 8/28/2014The service and staff were really nice. The wine was excellent and 3 out of 4 or our meals were great. Unfortunately, one of our guests ordered the duck, and it was terrible. This was disappointing b/c we have had the duck before and it was just fine. Very disappointed with this. When the meal was replaced with the halibet it was better, but again, a portion of the fish was slightly burned. The other 3 meals were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dinner OutahchicoDined on 8/23/2014Food was great, service even better, and getting a table for 6 was easy on a Saturday night! Kids meals were huge! Well worth their $7Special Features:
- Definitely kicked up a notchFoodiewifeDined on 8/23/2014Hearing that Todd Fisher is now the Executive Chef, we wanted to check out his revised menu. I thought that the menu was creative, with something for everyone. I ordered the Maple Brined pork chop which was char grilled to perfection, and I loved the corn "grits" and liked the roasted cauliflower. My husband ordered the "last" Halibut, but he swore it looked just like the Mahi Mahi special he saw other diners order. I have to say his dinner plate didn't look very stellar-- the veggies in particular looked like diner vegetables. He had food envy over mine. We each ordered a beer and the total tab was $80.00 for two, with 20% tip-- out waiter was professional & food delivery was fast. everything is ala carte, so it's a bit pricey.Special Features:
- Not quite what I expected...dagmar311Dined on 8/23/2014I have used Tarpy's numerous times as one of my special occassion places over the years. This experience was surprising. The menu has changed significantly, which was a dissappointment. The food we did order was good and pleasantly presented. We had brought over a couple bottles of wine from Ventana tasting room next door (no corkage if you do that) and we had to ask for an ice bucket to keep the white wine cold. Our server (I don't know the name because he never introduced himself) clearly didn't want to be there. Bad attitude when he wasn't ingoring us completely. The manager tried to save the day with a free round of drinks and apologies, but the damage was done. Get the service back up to standards! It's what made this place special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DrMikeVIPDined on 8/22/2014Food was fabulous. service was unlike previous experiences there. The waiter was very interested in the two blonds next to us and seemed to care little about the other patrons. Had to repeatedly ask for water and he got my order wrong. Very disappointing service.Special Features:
- M from MontereymontereylocalDined on 8/22/2014A great place with delicious food, outstanding wine list and interesting cocktails. Lovely grounds, you won't even miss an ocean view here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tarpy's Used to be my FavoritenomnomnomDined on 8/16/2014Tarpy's used to be my favorite restaurant on the Monterey Peninsula. I go there every time I'm in town. We went this weekend and the food has dramatically dropped off. We spoke to a friend that had the same experience a few days before. I believe they are under new ownership and have a new chef. The food was bland and uninspired. Even the most basic dishes like the fried calamari that used to be so good has changed from tentacles and rings to cut up calamari steaks. I'm so sad. Where will I go now? I hope the same thing hasn't happened to The Rio Grill.Special Features:
- Great service during a very busy ntDuhutchieDined on 8/16/2014Chris our waiter performed very very well. Continually checking on us and managing our orders the best he could. Food was great. Recommended desserts were fantastic. See u next year!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Annual favoriteCargirlDined on 8/16/2014We have been coming to Tarpy's for years after the Laguna Seca races. Great food and good service as always.Special Features:
- Excellent service, food and drinkOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/16/2014Perfect dining experience...our waiter remembered me from dining there before. He didn't rush us and was there when we needed him....what a great waiter!Special Features:
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- Tarpy's Rocks!!cupcake17Dined on 8/15/2014Totally awesome restaurant. Highly recommend to anyone looking for great food and spectacular service. We have been going to Tarpy's for nearly 30 years and have never been disappointed.Special Features:
- Consistently good foodOccasionalDinerDined on 8/14/2014Tarpy's Roadhouse is consistently good. The wait staff is attentive but not intrusive. The menu is varied but limited. They know what they do well, and don't pretend otherwise. This was a particularly busy evening due to the influx of Concours d'elegance attendees. The restaurant handled it well. The only glitch in service was the fact that the main course plates arrived too early; we had only received our salads a few minutes prior. Since we were easy, we just moved salads to the side, and worked on both at the same time. It was a nice evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Didn't disappoint!!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2014I used to live in Monterey and made the reservation based on Tarpy's from many years ago! It didn't disappoint - in fact, it was better than I remembered! I had friends that had never been to MOnterey and wanted a really good experience - they loved Tarpy's and thought is was great!Special Features:
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- Great place!RebelfemmeDined on 8/10/2014We happened upon this place several years ago while on vacation. We remembered our dining experience so fondly that we went out of our way to make sure we could dine there this year while we were vacationing in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/6/2014The restaurant looks good, has good service, good food and easy to get to and good parking. Jivio !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tarpy's masters a difficult taskCarmelMontereyloverDined on 8/2/2014Restaraunts that have had some longevity face a difficult task when they have been around long enough to be considered a "classic". How much does a restaraunt honor its' most popular dishes while at the same time changes enough to not only be relevant, but ahead of the curve. Tarpys Roadhouse, which I have been going to for 20 years does this pretty well. It is set in a beautiful location, with one of the most welcoming and beautiful outdoor dining patios in the Monterey area. It has a couple of private dining rooms, and the surrounding grounds have been used for weddings. The service is consistently attentive, and you can bring your pooch too if you dine outside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodRicemanDined on 8/1/2014The food was delicious. It's not quiet but definitely not loud there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- firstname.lastname@example.com on 7/27/2014Great site,very charming building and grounds.friendly and professional staff.food was excellent.all around a great dining experience.looking forward to coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Fabulous New MenucinnyminnylouDined on 7/16/2014Went to Tarpys twice in the last month. The new menu has some stellar items. I had the Scallops with Cauliflower and Bacon. It was amazing. I also enjoyed this week's "Wine down Wednesdays". That night, there was a representative from a Santa Barbara area winery, and you were able taste for their wines for free and then order a glass of it for dinner at a very low price. Great program.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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I know electronics generate heat, and that's understandable while they are being used.
I was watching an HD program on my HD receiver (no DVR; just a receiver) and that program ended about 3 hours ago and I turned it off right after that program ended. The box is still unbelievably warm. Even in the morning, the box will still be producing heat. Why? DirecTV boxes don't generate anywhere close to that much heat (even when they are on) unless they are the DVR boxes, so why should this thing? I don't want to have to run my A/C more just because of the heat a box generates... pretty sad, and sad for the environment, too.
One note. Turning off the box really doesn't turn it off. All it does is turn off the output. But box is still basically on (especially if you have the screensaver set).
With a good chuckle.... the new boxes use less power because there's no clock on the front :-)
In all honesty, look at the spec's for the new boxes, for the Motorola side of the house the old 6416 was up in the 90watt range, and I think the new 7232 is in the 30watt range, I'll take the cost savings!
Whatever man.. Verizons DVRs suck up power when they are off even when not recording. I put a voltameter on it and you can hear the hard-drive moving even when not recording. Even on the new QIP7232.
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By the author of A Couple's Handbook for When You Want to Have a Baby (More Than Anything Else)
For many couples the experience of infertility is the first life crisis they must confront together. Often we have expectations that pregnancy can be controlled. Early in the marriage or relationship birth control is available to prevent pregnancy, so most couples assume that when the time is right pregnancy will happen. The realization that there might be a fertility problem comes as a shock.
In reality, one out of ten couples has difficulty becoming pregnant. But most people assume they won't be that one unlucky couple. Couples who have been surrounded by fertile friends and families may have increased levels of shock as compared to those who have shared infertility experiences with others. Regardless, the diagnosis of infertility is often a cruel awakening.
It is important at this point in the journey for you to allow each other to feel the grief and frustration that naturally accompanies the realization that parenting may be more challenging than you expected. The grief of "not getting pregnant the old-fashioned way" is normal and needs to be discussed. Taking time to attend to the shock and disappointment that each of you may be feeling is vital to future coping abilities throughout infertility treatment.
Denial is often considered a negative coping mechanism. However, in many cases denial can actually assist you in pursuing treatment with optimism. Often couples do appear to be starting "down the creek without a paddle," due to lack of communication about the fertility issues.
For many couples, the experience of infertility is the first time in their lifes when they are unable to control the outcome. Often, the "if I work hard, I'll get it" philosophy serves as a motivation for pursuit of solutions. This commitment feels good if each partner shares the same beliefs with respect to potential treatments.
Denial can be a negative experience if each partner is in a different place with respect to optimism for the future. It is not uncommon for one partner to believe pregnancy is going to happen, while the other is filled with the belief that treatment will prove futile.
One way to help address this discrepancy is to develop a relationship with a physician who can give you honest information with regard to procedures and the realistic opportunity for success. When the pursuit of treatment is discouraged, continued use of denial can cause couples to "doctor shop" in an effort to find someone who will fix their infertility. Couples who experience continued inability to accept the infertility diagnosis, or are feeling different with respect to optimism for pregnancy, often find counseling beneficial. Counselors can serve as translators of medical information and provide a neutral sounding board for couples to discuss differences.
Anger is a very normal response to infertility. This can be directed toward a variety of individuals, including your partner, self, friends, family, medical providers and even spiritually. It is not uncommon for feelings of anger to occur when pregnancies are announced by friends and families, or when past experiences have caused your partner's infertility. Also, when previous health care providers have ignored concerns about fertility or have been slow to refer you to a specialist, anger with respect to their role in your infertility is common. Finally, those strongly religious individuals who have lived with the belief "if I'm a good person, bad things won't happen" can be angry about the lack of ability to control parenting.
Culturally, it is more common for men to express their anger and for women to suppress it. It is important each of you talk about your feelings and find ways to express your anger directly. Often exercise can help release the tension caused by anger. Many times anger does a great job of covering up other emotions that are difficult to express. Spending time clarifying your emotions, either alone or with a therapist, can help to diffuse the intensity of anger.
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text: content Life Extension Magazine July 2012 Halt the Auto-Immune Attack of Arthritis By Michael Downey By the time people reach age 65, a startling 80% show X-ray evidence of osteoarthritis1—the most frequent cause of musculo-skeletal disability worldwide.1,2 Most doctors consider osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis to be progressive and incurable. Side effect prone drugs only transiently soften pain and have no long-term impact on the disease itself.3,4 Conventional medical wisdom mistakenly believed that in contrast to rheumatoid arthritis—which results from an autoimmune attack on joints—osteoarthritis was simply the result of age-related "wear-and-tear." However, scientists now understand that, in both of these conditions, an inflammatory immune system attack on joint compounds can be triggered by exposed collagen.5 This article is about undenatured type II collagen, which has a unique molecular structure that interferes with damaging inflammation responses and helps to retrain the immune system. Studies show that exposure to small amounts of type II chicken collagen can inhibit immune overreaction to exposed collagen proteins, substantially reducing the pain and disability of osteoarthritis4,6-8 and rheumatoid arthritis.9-12 In one study, an unheard-of 14% of patients taking undenatured type II collagen experienced complete remission of their rheumatoid arthritis!9 A unique formulation of undenatured type II collagen, UC-II®, was found in controlled studies to significantly reduce pain and increase function in arthritic dogs,6,7,13,14 horses,8 and humans.4 As you'll learn, pain scores for osteoarthritis patients taking UC-II® decreased—in just 90 days—by a remarkable 40%!4 A New Understanding of Osteoarthritis Cartilage, the shock-absorbing substance that lines our joints and allows them to slide smoothly, is comprised largely of a protein known as collagen. Minor damage to cartilage exposes small fibers of collagen that trigger rheumatoid arthritis—and osteoarthritis as well. Until recently, conventional medical thinking held that these two forms of arthritis involve different pathologies. Only rheumatoid arthritis was recognized as an inflammatory immune process—where the body's oversensitive immune system attacks the body's own tissues, in this case the joint linings and cartilage. By contrast, osteoarthritis was believed to be an unavoidable result of the simple wear-and-tear of age and repeated use on joint cartilage and bone. It was assumed that joint-cushioning cartilage simply wore away, leaving the friction of increasingly painful scraping and inflammation. The assumption that osteoarthritis is the degeneration of cartilage may have stemmed largely from the fact that this form of arthritis arises typically in the later years of life; and the number of minor cartilage traumas that can spark an immune response tend to increase as the water content of cartilage is reduced—which is indeed, age-related. So, osteoarthritis has long been assumed to be an inevitable and incurable consequence of aging. In recent years, research has increasingly shown that immune mediated joint inflammation plays a large role in the development and perpetuation of osteoarthritis. This new understanding of the underlying cause of osteoarthritis offers new avenues for medical intervention and has even brought forth the possibility of a cure! New research shows that the underlying pathology behind osteoarthritis is the triggering of an inflammatory immune response—similar to rheumatoid arthritis. The end result—for both forms of arthritis, scientists now realize—is activation of "killer" T-cells by exposed collagen, destruction of joint surfaces, and the accompanying pain and impaired function.9,15 For the first time, this establishes osteoarthritis as a disease progression that is not inevitable—and opens the door to the possibility of a single intervention to modulate the abnormal immune response behind both of these types of arthritis. So let's take a look at how scientists now see the development of osteoarthritis, and how we can re-educate the immune system to halt the progression of both types of arthritis—and reverse it! The Immune System Cause of Joint Disease Joints take a beating over time, with those in the weight-bearing lower half of our bodies taking the heaviest punishment. Small traumas to cartilage occur at all ages, but go unnoticed in younger individuals. In time, these traumas result in exposed fibers of collagen, a cartilage component.16 And that's the early silent signal for a devastating chain of events. Normally sealed off from the immune system, newly exposed microscopic collagen fibers are now mistaken as "foreign" cells.17 The body's alarm goes off indicating a foreign invasion that triggers a complex and destructive interplay known as the complement cascade. An army of "killer" T-cells is sent to the joint, followed by the release of inflammatory cytokines, which in turn draw in more "killer" T-cells.17,18 This culminates in the release of a cell-destroying protein cluster called the membrane attack complex, or MAC.19 These MAC proteins bind themselves to cartilage-producing cells, causing them to secrete complement-component proteins, as well as other inflammatory chemicals and enzymes. Together, these secreted compounds proceed to chew up the matrix of cartilage occupying the spaces between cells.18 But the attack doesn't end there! Researchers found that as cartilage fibers are destroyed by the immune system, the destroyed cells release various byproducts, including fibromodulin. These damaging breakdown products directly reactivate the complement cascade—driving a vicious and continuing cycle of joint-tissue damage.18 Small, surface fibers trigger the initial immune response. Then the secondary cycle of trigger-damage eventually eats away the healthy cartilage within the joint—creating the pain, friction, and grinding known as osteoarthritis.19 To prove this chain of events is the origin of osteoarthritis, mice were bioengineered so that they lacked a key protein, without which the complement cascade (a specific set of events that set off an immune response) cannot be triggered. Following a cartilage tear—which in this special case did not trigger the normal immune-attack cascade—the mice maintained their ability to walk normally and did not suffer any osteoarthritic or immune reaction.18 Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when the immune system mistakenly identifies exposed cartilage—or other joint elements such as synovial fluid or the synovial membrane—as "enemies."9 An inflammatory response ensues that is considered to be high-grade, which is why rheumatoid arthritis is categorized as a true autoimmune disease. As in osteoarthritis, exposed collagen triggers the complement cascade, a cyclical attack that eventually destroys the joint surfaces and normal function. Now aware that both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis are substantial immune reactions triggered by exposed collagen,219,20 scientists sought ways to target the common immune origin of these joint-destroying diseases. The ideal prevention would be to re-educate the immune system to differentiate between exposed collagen fibers and foreign bodies. This would inhibit overreaction to proteins normally found in joint cartilage, and prevent immune-mediated attacks on the joints. Fortunately, a number of studies have shown that a form of a natural collagen does just that! Protect Your Joint Health with Undenatured Type II Collagen Until recently, osteoarthritis was simply considered to be the mechanical wearing down of cartilage with use and aging, treatable only with risky and ineffective NSAIDs and immune suppressants. Scientists have now learned that osteoarthritis—like rheumatoid arthritis—is an abnormal immune response to exposed collagen fibers in joint cartilage. Oral introduction of type II collagen desensitizes the immune system to collagen fibers, preventing the inflammatory response that leads to further joint destruction. This unique intervention works by activating the natural pathway of induced oral tolerance—"short-circuiting" both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis! Controlled clinical studies have confirmed that undenatured type II collagen uniquely inhibits arthritic joint pain, swelling, and loss of function—by blocking the disease process in both rheumatoid and osteoarthritis. Short-Circuit Arthritis—at its Root Because arthritis has been considered impossible to cure, standard medical treatment has focused on drugs for inflammation and pain and in some cases, immune suppressants. These pharmaceuticals include NSAIDs such as ibuprofen (Motrin®), and corticosteroids such as prednisone. They substantially increase the risk of life-threatening disorders, including obesity, kidney disease, diabetes, heart disease, and stroke.21-24 And yet, they only blunt symptoms while having no impact on the origin of the disease itself.4 So, scientists have long sought ways to short-circuit the immune response to exposed collagen. Then, researchers came across the surprising finding that something in chicken soup exerted an anti-inflammatory activity, protecting sites of inflammation from attack. 25 When scientists later investigated type II chicken collagen, they discovered its potential to act along natural immune pathways to induce tolerance to exposed collagen. At that time, osteoarthritis was still seen as simply the mechanical wearing down of cartilage with use and aging. So, chicken collagen was initially tested only on the known autoimmune joint condition, rheumatoid arthritis. In a randomized, double-blind study of the effect of type II chicken collagen on 60 patients with active rheumatoid arthritis, the number of swollen and tender joints decreased in the collagen group, but not in the placebo group—within just 3 months. However, the study team observed another dramatic finding: an unheard-of 14% of those patients receiving type II chicken collagen had a complete remission of their rheumatoid arthritis!9 These findings for type II chicken collagen were confirmed with similar results in a larger trial of 274 patients with active rheumatoid arthritis.10 Scientists tested oral type II collagen on patients with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, an especially aggressive form of this disease that begins in childhood. In just 12 weeks, 80% of the patients in the type II collagen group responded to treatment with an average reduction of 61% in the number of swollen joints, and an average reduction of 54% in the number of tender joints.11 Eventually, researchers conducted a conclusive phase III clinical trial on over 500 rheumatoid arthritis patients, which was published in the journal Arthritis Research & Therapy in 2009. They found that supplementing with type II chicken collagen resulted in reduced disease activity and beneficial effects—exerted specifically, in the words of the study authors, "through inducing oral tolerance."12 As it became increasingly apparent that osteoarthritis—like rheumatoid arthritis—is an immune disorder, scientists began testing type II chicken collagen on this most prevalent form of joint disease. Let's examine the results of these breakthrough studies. How UC-II® Induces Oral Tolerance Researchers found that normally processed collagen exhibited no bioactivity and would not induce oral tolerance.15 Only a specific form of collagen, with its unique molecular structure, will retrain the immune system not to overreact to exposed collagen fibers. To understand this difference, let's examine how oral tolerance is induced. T-cells are in part, immune system watchdogs, constantly assessing the three-dimensional structure of proteins they encounter in order to distinguish between harmless "self" proteins and potentially deadly "foreign" proteins.27 If T-cells are exposed in the blood to a new protein structure—such as an unrecognized protein on separated collagen fiber—they react violently and trigger an inflammatory response to destroy what is presumed to be a disease-causing invader.28 And that deadly inflammatory attack is extended to any other collagen molecules that are subsequently encountered by the T-cells—including intact collagen in cartilage in the joint. In fact, injecting collagen into animals is the standard procedure to create an animal model of arthritis for experiments. It sensitizes the T-cells in their blood to the collagen protein, which results in inflammation in the animal's joints where the circulating T-cells encounter rich supplies of identical molecular structures.29 The inflammatory result is arthritis. However, scientists have learned that it is possible to teach T-cells that the collagen molecule is a friend rather than a foe. Rich collections of immune tissue are located in the lower end of the small intestine. Called Peyer's patches, they act as "training centers" for the immune system, exposing T-cells to a vast variety of molecular shapes among the natural components in the food we eat. This desensitizes T-cells to new foods to avoid constant inflammatory or allergic reactions. In other words, this is the area that induces tolerance.30 Native collagen introduced into the digestive tract—rather than directly into the bloodstream—can "educate" T-cells to ignore collagen fibers when they are encountered in the joints.31 In scientific terms, the result is "induced specific oral tolerance."32,33 This oral tolerance to collagen powerfully suppresses joint inflammation, as has been shown in numerous studies.32-35 But to induce tolerance to exposed joint collagen, the orally introduced product must be type II collagen—the same form of collagen found in the cartilage matrix—and must have the exact same three-dimensional structure. Typical commercial processing causes collagen to become denatured. Its normal helical shape uncoils and it has as a slightly, but crucially, altered three-dimensional structure. Denatured collagen does not induce oral tolerance.32 However, undenatured type II chicken collagen retains its molecular structure, allowing it to induce oral tolerance. Scientists found that—even in small doses—orally administered undenatured type II chicken collagen inhibits the killer T-cell attack.15,34 UC-II® is a proprietary formulation of undenatured type II chicken collagen, derived from chicken sternum cartilage, a rich source of natural collagen. UC-II® retains the original helical molecular structure of joint collagen.27 This allows the T-cells in Peyer's patches to develop tolerance to exactly the same molecular shape as exposed collagen encountered in the joints—which will now be recognized as "self," not "foreign," molecules. This unique molecular composition of UC-II® has been shown to be robust. This enables UC-II® to survive passage through the harsh conditions of the stomach and small intestine, so that it arrives finally at Peyer's patches with its molecular structure intact.27 Studies verify that when undenatured type II collagen is introduced into the digestive tract, it induces oral tolerance to the exposed collagen inside the joint and suppresses rheumatoid and osteoarthritis. Continued on Page 2 of 2


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I'm stuck between that... I would love it if the myths, fairytales and all those things were real, but it isn't, sadly. IF it was true and you could be a vampire or a werewolf, I have to say that I'm voting for being a werewolf. Don't get me wrong, I like vampires, but I just think that werewolves are warm and fuzzy and I like heat! Well, sometimes, depends on the situation. Like now, it's thirty in my country and I'm studying for my exams. I HATE THE SUN WHEN I HAVE TO LEARN FOR THINGS! Okay, now back to the question.
But if there was another option to vote for something like option c that you could choose another creature, demon or fantasy thing, I would choose a merman. I love to swim, in a pool! or at least in a sea where I can see my feet, and to have magical powers over water: freezing, moving, boiling, turning into a hard jelly substance, controlling the weater TOO...
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MADISON, Wis. (WSAU) - Wisconsin's Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced Monday the nationwide crackdown on child sex trafficking called Operation Cross Country. There were 100 arrests in Wisconsin alone.
Putting together a coordinated effort like this is no small task. Jenniffer Price is the Department of Justice Special Agent in charge of the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. She says lots of coordination and collaboration is needed to put together an operation of this size. "There are a lot of logistical issues on the front end, everything from identifying a tactical team to be able to manage the arrests, to an investigative team to manage interviews of suspects or any victims we come in contact with, all the way to working with social service agencies."
The FBI handled most of the planning for this operation, but Price says they have coordinated some similar large-scale crackdowns such as Operation Black Veil a few months ago.
Over the weekend, hundreds of officers at local departments played a key role in making arrests and rescuing 10 teenagers. "We conducted our operations in Madison, Wisconsin Dells, Milwaukee, and the Fox Valley, so virtually every local law enforcement agency in those areas had some part in this operation."
Ten children were rescued in Wisconsin, all of them 16 and 17 years old.
Many teenagers, usually girls, willingly get involved in the sex trafficking believing that it's better than life at home. "Most often, we do find that they are seeking out things that they're not getting at home, in the areas of love and affection, attention, and sometimes even just basic needs like three square meals a day." Price says it's not always easy for these victims to go back to a normal life. "It's a very, very time consuming process and it's often times difficult to explain to a teenager that is engaged in sex trafficking at the hands of a pimp that getting out of that lifestyle is what's best for them, when they came from a lifestyle that they thought was worse."
The young people caught in sex trafficking often believe they cannot get away from it, even if they want to. Price says there is help with just one phone call. "It's a long process for them not only to receive the services, but to be able to understand that it's OK to get out of that lifestyle, and that there are people available out there to help them."
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I fell for the trap and paid $51.95 for the program. Now I cannot get a hold of "MS Antispyware 2009" to refund my purchase. How do I get my money back?!
Do a search for the file called userinit.exe on your C drive and delete it. Nothing stopped the pop ups until I deleted this file.
Thanks! Finally got this stupid thing removed!
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yes i just fell for the trick an payed $50 now i cnt use my laptop and really iav no idea what al these thing are and how to get rid!!! sum1 giv me some help please!!???
it took out my whole c drive,I could not get back on my computor and it all hapened in the blick of a eye. i had to take it in to get fixed,recover data... they now have my credit card number and i paid a fortune to get my putor fixed.
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so how long ago was this scam uploaded?
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I received it April 1, 2009. I was able to remove it through my uninstall program. I hope!
Not that complicated to remove if you follow the instruction. However in addition to the registry keys search "spyware" in registry. It will find a few more places where they tried to hide it.
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Packet pick up: at Runner's Soul in Kennewick on Friday, March 28th at 12pm-7pm.
Course: We need to remember that there are parts of the route that are on private property and we have special permission to be on these trails and roads only on race day. The course will start at the bottom of Queensgate Rd giving a chance for the participants to spread out and go up to the Canyon Trail through the parking lot area at the trail head. We will follow the Canyon Trail to the top and once we are at the top we will go East down the service road until it meets up with the Sagebrush Trail. At this point we will head North on the Sagebrush Trail until we get to the bottom of the Canyon Trail. Then we will carefully go back down the steep rock steps and before we get to the park we will take a Northwest turn on a unnamed, disappearing trail leading to the water towers. Once we get to the water towers we will go North on the short gravel road. At the end of the gravel road we will have an opportunity to refill our water bottles and turn left on Thoroughbred Way. Thoroughbred Way turns into Country Ridge Dr and then we will take a left on Strawberry Ln. We will run to the end of Strawberry Ln and get onto a jeep track that is parallel to the highway. At the end this jeep track we will be on a dirt road that goes in between a shop and a row of large poplar trees to the Skyline Trail and here we will have another chance refill our bottles and grab something to get revitalized to start the 2 mile climb up to the top of Badger Mt. via the Skyline Trail. When we get to the top we will head down the Skyline Trail until we meet up with the Sagebrush Trail and we will take it to the bottom of the Canyon Trail again. At this point we will carefully head down the steep rock steps to the finish in the park. A few sustained climbs make the cumulative elevation gain near 1,900'. More details to come!
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Does Liv still sound like a stand-alone name?
Not just to Berry ears, but to the rest of the world? Does the plethora of Olivias make Liv sound like just a nickname? Do you think many of the Olivias are going by Liv anyway?
I love the name. Short and spunky is just my style. While I'm not overly concerned about popularity, I would draw the line at the megapopular names like Olivia, so I'm wondering if Liv is still usable for me.
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In Norway Liv is beginning to come back and it's not just limited to aunts and grandmothers anymore. While I don't know what's going on in the US, here it's always stood on its own and never been a nn for Olivia. And, also, if you didn't already know "liv" is the Norwegian word for "life". So that's a plus, rights?
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BIG D : Is a term used to describe a very muscular male , the D is said to stand for DAN an english slang term for '' A BOSS OR A PLAYER '' , and so when you combine the two words BIG & DAN they result in a muscular young man , this term is often used in London UK , but is a popular word spreading on the streets of england.
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That be nice a hope they make the new iPhone w a big screen,,,iPhone 3G ,,iPhone 3GS,,now iPhone 3d wow
Interesting. Before we get to gen 5, can we work out gen 4. Just saying.
Apple again going above and beyond
wow thats cool...Wonder how long its gonna take to jailbreak that bad boy lol
Let's release the jailbreak for this one first then worry about that later
This would be a cool feature for engineers, police, insurance appraisers, military...ect...
Mate, you need to closely read what Apple is trying to do and what Nintendo has already done.
One thing that every one has to agree on is Apple ALWAYS delivers. They have always added such features which make them #1, which no other phone/device has ever released, aka gyroscope. And obv pretty soon you can see HTC and moterola copying them.
Have you even seen the features that iPhone has which no other phone has ever attempted to do? I mean really lol.
1. Mobile internet browsing (did anyone use it as much as they do today, post-iPhone 2G era)
2. FaceTime (the feature itself existed for more then a couple of years, but nobody ever used it...at least not that I know of ).
Magical 3D?
@The_Ben... KuhnDSN was referring to ssfirme's request for a jailbreak. Let's not jack this thread with jb talk. Seriously.
<--- Hates 3D
this sounds pretty nice id love to see this on my future device.
The next "Big Thing" in technology is almost always a result of someone standing on the shoulders of the "Last Big Thing". That is how we progress to make better products.
Where would cars be if everyone simply kept the design to the original product, even though it is made by a new manufacturer? Wood spoke wheels?
Apple sells high end products - Fact. Many of their products operate very similarly to competitor products, but with price tags often double (or more) than the other leading products - Fact. To overcome this, they work and work at older technologies or ideas to offer a better product (or one that is now a useable concept now that they have worked out the bugs), even if sometimes it is only marginally so.
Though their newest devices appear to be ground breaking technology, they are really utilizing the same ideas that have been out there for a long time, they have just taken the time and initiative to work these ideas into one device, and to make sure that all of these ideas play nice together. Other phone companies often follow in Apple's footsteps, trying to catch up all day, only to be blown out of the water again by Apple's next "Big Thing". Until one of the other manufacturers figures this out, and gets ahead of the curve, it is likely that Apple will continue to astound the populace with the ordinary... but at least it is shiny and cool!
The biggest drawback to Apple is their "Big Brother Attitude". The App Store is great, dont get me wrong, I just dont believe that there should be someone in control of what I can and cannot purchase, as long as the items I wish to purchase stay within the boundaries of the law.
Hence the Jailbreak.
I do not agree with those that use it to circumvent copyright protection on Apps that they would normally have to pay for.
I do not agree with using the Jailbreak to modify Apple's proprietary software.
I do agree however with using it to allow us access to normal functions of the device, functions that are limited due to that "Big Brother Atttitude".
I also believe that we should have the right to "unlock" our phones, our personal property that we paid for (either through a subsidy or outright in my case) for the use with another Carrier. I think it is ridiculous that we cannot switch carriers on our own device without voiding the warranty with a Jailbreak. Apple and AT&T need to put their heads together and work something out, maybe even a charge for the unlocking, I dont care. I want to stay on the good side, I dont want to have to Jailbreak, but AT&T offers second rate service and horrible customer service and I refuse to pay the Rates that they REQUIRE for this phone. T-Mobile has lower rates (Recently confirmed by a Employee at a local AT&T Store believe it or not) and far superior service. It should be my choice which carrier I use, especially since I bought this phone from an individual, not the carrier or manufacturer.
Just a thought or two, I have a very busy mind...
I like the sound of the iPhone 3D
That's what Nintendo is doing!
Oh well, I guess iPhone 3D would be nice. Hopefully glasses-free as well like the 3DS.


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