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'It is just about winning': Ferdinand dismisses records talk as United prepare to avenge last season's bitter 6-1 derby defeat
Rio Ferdinand has no intention of getting distracted by record points hauls or winning the Premier League by the biggest margin.
Both records have been mentioned in the last couple of weeks as Manchester United pulled 15 points clear of Manchester City in the title race.
But as the two sides prepare to do battle in Monday's derby clash at Old Trafford, Ferdinand is intent on remaining fully focused on landing the major prize.
Distractions: Rio Ferdinand has no interest in record points hauls or big winning margins
'It is just about winning,' he said.
'If anything comes after that then great. If you win the league before the end of the season you can set other targets.
'For me personally we need to get the trophy first, then you can think of all the other stuff that goes on around it.'
Monday represents City's first cross-town trip since they put six past United in that never-to-be-forgotten demolition derby.
Celebrating: Ferdinand celebrates the win at the Etihad during which he cut his eye after a fan threw a coin at him
Yet Ferdinand insists that mauling is not being used as motivation in the Red Devils camp.
And neither is the pain suffered on the final day of the season, when Sergio Aguero's injury-time strike snatched the trophy away after United's season had already been concluded.
'We are not any more hungry because of what happened last season,' said Ferdinand. 'This is just the way we are.
'The mentality of this club, driven by the manager, is that you have to win and you have to be challenging for every single competition you go in for.
Just the way they are: Ferdinand says United aren't any more driven by their rivals' title win last season
'That has been the case since I have been here and will never change. This club, the manager, the management team he has behind him, and the players and the fans demand that.'
Chasing 21: Sir Alex Ferguson looks to have masterminded his 13th, and the club's 21st, league title
Ferdinand is not prepared to say anything more controversial than a United win would put 'a big dent' in City's own hopes.
That is a massive understatement as even a Blues win would need to be followed by four more favours from Premier League rivals to open the door.
It seems impossible. Yet the mantra from Old Trafford remains the same.
'Each game will take its own course,' said Ferdinand.
'This one will do the same.
'Everything gets put aside in a derby game. We have to make sure we put pressure on them, make sure they know they have been in a really tough game and will be disappointed at the end because we have won.'
For all the disappointment of Monday's FA Cup exit at Chelsea, a run of six successive Premier League clean sheets has given United a solidity missing from so many of their early season performances.
It is one Ferdinand is happy to embrace, even if it comes at the cost of some element of excitement.
'At the beginning of the season we were playing open, expansive football, which I am sure was good for the fans to watch,' he said.
'But, being a defender, my first instinct is to defend and keep clean sheets and we weren't able to do that.
A repeat? City boss Roberto Mancini said last season's result was 'one in 100 years'
'We addressed it. That is the most pleasing point. And now we are benefiting from it.
'If you are going to win titles you have to be able to win in a lot of different ways.
'You have to be able to win ugly and by playing great fluid football. More often than not, it is the teams who can do that who will win the league.'
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Best car I have ever owned. With a little tweaking I easily beat an 07 Mustang GT. Awesome styling and aggressive stance.
The fact that nobody wants to mess with a all wheel drive turbo.
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1995 Eagle Talon ESi 2dr Hatchback
I have absolutely no complaints about this car, it's just time to get a new car. Well, maybe one complaint, it is difficult to fit more than 3 people in the car comfortably, eg; long trips. Smooth drive, great air conditioner, power windows, locks and many other amenities made you feel like you were in a luxury sports car.
Automatic is fantastic. My husband had the exact same car except his was manual. Mine was just as quick.
Slight cosmetic flaw on passenger air bag should be remedied.
I have owned my Talon for 11 years & have loved it. After initial problems, covered by warranty, it has performed well & looks great! I have maintained it well.
Features & looks were way ahead & still are outstanding. No rust & paint looks like new after a shine. People cannot believe it is a 1995!
A great car to dress up.
In 3 years I replaced: head gasket, timing belt, water pump, electrical system, brain, struts, body rust, and 4 ball joints! I can say with objectivity that my Talon was a terrible car as far as reliability. I think it was cheaply made and do not recommend it to anybody who is looking for a dependable vehicle.
It is fast and great on turns; it also look pretty sleek.
They already made the best improvment ever ... they discontinued it! About time.
This car is sick. Plain and simple.
It's a plymouth made car, not an import.
This car is perfect; nothing should be changed.
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When a breach happens, chaos ensues. However, for proactive organizations, a digital forensics capability can bring order to chaos and contribute to minimizing overall business impact. Digital forensics plays an integral role in any effective response to a security incident and in its aftermath.
Digital forensics investigations can help you:
•Assess which assets were compromised
•Determine what unauthorized activities were carried out
•Establish an appropriate mitigation strategy
•Assess impact to the organization for a variety of stakeholders
•Learn from previous incidents to adjust security strategy using your own threat intelligence
In this webcast, Randy Stone of the Dell SecureWorks' Incident Response and Digital Forensics practice will share examples of how digital forensics techniques were used to understand threat actors, attack methods, and impact to organizations. Randy will highlight key operational and technical capabilities required to build and sustain a digital forensics function. He will share common mistakes made by response teams that inhibit the ability to investigate and determine the facts around an incident. Lastly, he will share tips and guidance for how organizations can assess the maturity of their digital forensics capabilities.
In this webcast, you will:
•Hear examples of previous incidents and how digital forensics techniques were used to assess impact and respond accordingly
•Find out common pitfalls that prevent an effective forensic investigation of an incident
•Learn strategies for assessing the digital forensics capabilities of your organization's incident management function
The Digital Forensic Certification Board exists to promote professionalism, trust and confidence in the digital forensics profession by providing professional certifications.
Digital Forensic Certified Practitioner (DFCP) Based on Experience
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Digital Forensics and the PI Laws: What is happening, and what you can do to help!Read more >
The current institutional structure of police forensics gives each lab a monopoly in the analysis of the police evidence it receives.
Forensic scientists have inadequate incentives to produce reliable analyses of police evidence. We should have "competitive self regulation" for police forensics. Each jurisdiction would have several competing forensic labs. Sometimes, evidence would be divided and sent to three separate labs. Chance would determine which labs would receive evidence to analyze. Competitive self regulation improves forensics by creating incentives for error prevention, detection and correction. Surprisingly, it would also reduce the costs of running the criminal justice system.
The organization of forensic science creates inappropriate biases that will sometimes skew results from the truth. These biases exist even when forensic scientists are perfectly rational and untouched by the sort of psychological infirmities some researchers have emphasized.
Because perfectly rational actors are Bayesian updaters, we may use the term "Bayesian bias" to identify this organizational problem in forensics.
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No one has ever said life as an incident response professional is easy. According to a number of sources, as many as 100,000 new malware threats are released every day.
Luckily, Responder PRO is here to help. With its powerful memory forensics and malware identification capabilities, Responder PRO allows incident response professionals to collect and analyze critical threat intelligence that can only be found in physical memory such as chat sessions, registry keys, encryption keys, and socket information. With this information, incident responders can effectively validate and respond to a security incident.
During our webinar we will walk through some of the newest and dirtiest pieces of malware around as we show you how Responder PRO can identify and analyze today's most advanced threats in real-time.
As attackers and attack vectors have evolved, more and more evidence pertaining to breaches and data exfiltration attacks exist only in traffic. In this presentation we'll discuss the newest attacks and demonstrate the attacks and associated network forensics to piece together how the attacks happened. We'll look at common "browse by" hacks, rootkit based exfiltration, and covert channel communications as the attack vectors and how to investigate them.Read more >
Well-maintained perimeter defenses are a key part of any security strategy. Organizations increasingly recognize that they must also complement their perimeter defenses with strong forensics capabilities to investigate and analyze attacks. When attacked, an enterprise needs to be able to rapidly investigate and determine the scope and impact of the incident so they can effectively contain the threat and secure their network.
In interactive this session, you will learn about:
• The key use cases for network forensics
• The typical organization that acquires network forensics technologies
• How FireEye Enterprise Forensics enables the proper response to today's cyber attacks
In February 2009, the National Research Council of the National Academies released its report entitled Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward. The substantive findings underscore that many traditional forensic disciplines are in scientific crisis, having never been the subject of rigorous validation. This presentation outlines the major findings of the Report, and the impact it will have on the roles of prosecutors, defense attorneys and judges in the rapidly evolving scientific/legal landscape.Read more >
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Analysis of the registry greatly aids in a number of investigative processes due to the amount and type of information stored. For example, when examining user activity, the registry can reveal installed applications, recently viewed documents, login, browser history, and removable device activity, and much more. The registry can also provide a wealth of information during malware analysis including signs of the initial infection, changes made to the system by the malware, and evidence of persistence mechanisms used.
In this webinar we will discuss how to acquire the registry and its files from both disk and memory followed by how to analyze the acquired files. This will involve using several tools and understanding the evidence presented to us by them. By the end of the webinar, attendees will understand the importance of registry forensics, and have been shown several processes as well free/open source tools used to perform deep registry analysis. The knowledge gained will be immediately usable within real-world forensics investigation and give insight into the power of registry forensics to systems administrators, managers, and IT executives.
Nobody wants to fall sick, and yet we all do. By the same token, nobody expects their systems to be breached, and yet it happens. When that happens, companies need a blend of Digital Forensics and Incident Response expertise to deal with the incident. However, the distinction between these two related but different services and their roles in responding to a breach are often not clear to the victims of the breach. In this session, Vivek Chudgar, Director of FireEye Labs (APAC), will explain the key differences between Digital Forensics and Incident Response and demystify the role each service plays in effectively responding to a breach.Read more >
Today's breed of attacker is not looking to be a short-term and visible nuisance. They utilize stealthy and sophisticated malware that is designed to be difficult to detect and distinguish from legitimate traffic patterns. Once embedded in the network, these attackers may stay inactive for months before using compromised hosts to attack other parts of the organization including point of sale machines, ATMs and backend servers and to ultimately exfiltrate sensitive data.
In order to really understand subtle, targeted attacks financial enterprise security teams need a complete record of all network traffic. Security analytics that leverages big data technologies allows security teams to collect and store all the traffic entering and leaving the corporate network. The goal is to be able to play, pause and rewind network data, view attacks and attackers from different perspectives, identify zero day attacks and pinpoint data exfiltration. Security analytics can help speed forensic analysis to determine effectiveness of controls, tighten security for better future protection and to support compliance requirements.
Attend this webcast to hear from Scott Crane, founder of Packetloop, recently acquired by Arbor Networks and learn:
• How using security analytics can help detect real-time or pre-existing attacks
• How security analytics can be a force multiplier, making network and security teams the experts
• How providing a richer picture into networks and more security context can help you solve problems faster and reduce the risk to your business
• How to lower the barrier to entry for organizations looking to deploy and operate security analytics
We've all seen the headlines - there's malware everywhere. It's targeted. It's sophisticated. It's sneaky. It could already be inside your organization without your knowledge. How can you improve detection, strengthen protection, and prepare to mitigate fast if an incident occurs?
Join Trustwave's Director of Incident Response and Forensics in our latest webinar - Malware Everywhere - where you'll learn:
• Malware attack vectors and the sad state of self-detection
• The anatomy of an attack and how malware gets inside
• Strategies for better detection, protection and response
Mark your calendars and join the experts at Trustwave for this complimentary webinar.
As the frequency and sophistication of cyber-attacks continue to evolve, so too must your capabilities to respond. The reality of information security today is that a breach is inevitable and you must ask yourself:
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- Do I really know my environment?
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- Do I know where to focus my limited incident Response Capabilities?
- Do I know how to measure the success of my Incident Response and Security plan?
In this webcast, Jeff Schilling - Director of Incident Response and Digital Forensics at Dell SecureWorks, provides a vision for how IT security must evolve to combat the changing nature of the cyber security threat. Jeff will discuss & share:
- The best methods for layering incident response into the security stack
- Developing a proven capability to handle a major data breach.
- Examples of actual incidents
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GRANDE PRAIRIE – The latest graduates of Grande Prairie Regional College are being honoured for their achievements this weekend in a packed gymnasium. The total graduating class is approximately 400 for the 2015-2016 Academic Year.
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Raw Honey
53 reviews
84% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.6
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Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have combination oily acne prone skin. Ive been using alot of drying things on my face to combat the oil and acne, whilst that worked i ended up with severe eczema all over my face. I decided to use honey to cleanse my face morning and night. First couple days my skin looked healthy and glowy, it even dried up a few pimples, but best of all my eczema patches disappeared. I continued to use raw honey as a cleanser until i noticed all my pores were clogged and i was developing really painful red spots all over my forehead and cheeks. I stopped using raw honey as a cleanser and used only cetaphil cleanser and moisturizer on my skin. The pimples that the honey caused went away almost immediately. So 2 weeks went by i really did like how the honey made my skin so soft and how it took away the eczema patches and calmed my skin. I decided to use it as a mask after i cleansed my face , left it on for an hour. I washed it off my face felt nice and smooth then i went to sleep. Woke up to new painful pimples, lovely now i will never use honey on my face again. Such a shame because it did feel great on my skin.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
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Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
raw honey is amazing. i've been using it as a cleanser for a month. i never use my facial wash again. only honey in the morning and at evening.
i massage it around my face and then leave it for 30mins , after that i wash it off with warm water.
my skin feel smoother and no more new acne. and its really work for acne scar and dark spot. i had new acne scar and its disappeared in about 3 days? totally disappeared. i havent seen any significant progress for my old acne scar. i think it takes a while.. :)
well, raw honey is my new facial wash! <3 i want to try manuka honey, which i heard it works much much better.. but they dont have it in my country..
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I am super impressed with honey for skin care! My skin can get extremely dehydrated and dull looking and I've been really loving natural skin care. I use honey to clean my face in the morning, and it leaves my skin perfectly balanced!! Soft, almost poreless, and glowing. I still use the OCM at night, because honey does not remove makeup... but I love waking up in the morning now because I feel like I'm treating my skin so well when I put honey on it. It makes the getting up and getting ready feel less stressful because I know I'll love my skin afterwards.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I use raw organic honey (locally farmed) to wash my face every morning. The raw organic is grainy and creamy. On the first few uses, you may feel a little flushed but it goes away pretty quickly. I keep a jar in the shower and this is my go to wash. I find that my breakouts have decreased, my skin is balanced and overall much healthier. I suffered from cystic acne on my chin and jawline for nearly twenty years and since I started this I've gone from having four or five cysts a week to one every few months. Give it a chance and try it. It works!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
In Ginger Garrett's book 'Beauty From the Bible', honey and olive oil are mentioned as two of the ingredients that work wonders for the skin. Yes, indeed!
I follow Garrett's technique of applying honey with moist fingertips, on the face. It soothes the face. Honey is also a humectant and antiseptic (assuming one uses raw, unprocessed).
Her book also has a recipe for a skin creme, with only beeswax, honey and olive oil in equal parts. This creme too, is awesome! Apparently, the ingredient mix is close to that in the 'Egyptian Magic' cream that costs several times over.
I have also found out that Manuka honey is working great for my skin and hair. A honey-egg yolk mask on the hair, makes it incredibly shiny and silky. I also noticed silkier/softer results when I used raw Manuka honey instead of raw generic honey.
Honey (diluted with distilled water and triphala churna) also works miracles for the eyes.
A honey eye wash will clean out any impurities or bacteria and cure dry eyes. I often use honey eye wash, with a drop of honey in a teaspoon of distilled water and some triphala.
Better to use honey than skin products containing chemicals like propylene glycol etc for retaining moisture! Love love love the scent of honey.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I wanted to take a few weeks to use honey to see how it worked on my skin before i wrote a review. It's been about 4 weeks since i started and i've experimented with different ways before finding how it works best for me.
Ok first off I got RAW honey from whole foods, the darker wildflower kind. First I used it as a cleanser in the shower. I noticed small red bumps afterwards around my chin and jaw. Nothing horrible i think that was just my skin adjusting to it. I stopped using it as a cleanser though and started wearing it over night pretty much all over my face. It was horrible to sleep with... i kept waking up with my face stuck to my pillow or a blanket (lol) and my hair would stick to my face. I also noticed that when i used it every single night my pores began to clog a little.
So i stopped using it all over my face overnight and instead i just used it as an overnight spot treatment. It's very effective for bringing down the redness of a big pimple, especially an annoying under the skin one. The final method i use with honey is a 30 min mask before a shower, usually every three days. Which is AMAZING. It makes my skin literally glow. Its best when I'm about to put on makeup afterwards, which preps my skin nicely. It makes my makeup go on nicely (light liquid to powder foundation by loreal, which is the best, fyi)
My overall review of this product is that it is very effective but not when used overnight all over the face or as an everyday cleanser. I found that the results are better when you use it as a mask every few days. NOT every single day. i have very mild acne and mild acne scars with the occasional big pimple or cyst. Ever since the honey, if pimples form they go away very fast. I also use aveeno moisturizing bar to cleanse twice a day and witch hazel as a toner twice a day. My skin looks great.
UPDATE: I'm still using honey on my face but i switched brands because the kind i was using turned out to not actually be RAW honey... the label said raw but the consistency was clear and syrupy, which i read online that real honey is not like that at all. So I got another jar of actual raw honey which is COMPLETELY different in texture and color. It works soooooo much better and it doesnt clog my pores, which was happening last time because it wasnt actually raw honey. I also use it on my lips and it makes them plump and soft
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
First off, all honey is NOT created equal. Your "basic" honey is the kind in the honey bear squeeze tube - do not use this on your face! It has been refined and robbed of all the good stuff and enzymes that you want when using it as a face wash or mask! For a couple dollars more you can get RAW honey; unpasteurized, unrefined, and hopefully organic. This is what you want for your face. Next step up would be Manuka honey, which apparently has way more antibacterial properties, but is a great deal more expensive (around 20 dollars for a small jar) and I have yet to make that kind of commitment! I bought a jar of raw, organic honey at Trader Joes for around $5.00. Perfect.
This is now my HG face wash!! I have been using raw honey as a cleanser for a little over 3 weeks now. First, I oil cleanse with grapeseed oil to take off my makeup, follow up with the hot steamed washcloth, and then cleanse with the honey. If I have time, I'll leave it on for 30 mins to an hour before washing it off. You will be left with clean, even, dewy skin. I seriously see such a reduction in redness every time I wash with this. Ever since cutting out all toxic chemical face products, my skin has been MUCH happier. The only thing i use on my face anymore that has chemicals is foundation and makeup, which I am in the process of switching over to more natural products. Also for the first time in FOREVER, I am actually confident enough to be seen without makeup. This is BIG for me, so that's saying a lot about how much my skin has improved.
- There was an adjustment, or some say "purging" phase. Don't let this freak you out! For me, I think it was just my skin adjusting to not having any chemicals or soaps put on it! I had a few cystic pimples (but not really any more than usual for me) and then they cleared up pretty quickly and now I haven't had a cyst in like two weeks which is unheard of for me.
- If you are leaving your cleanser on for some time after, apply it to a slightly damp face. It will be way less sticky and stay on much better. Also, use a headband! It is pretty sucky if it gets in your hair.
- My favorite tip is to buy the liquid version of raw honey - not the solid form. Then you can pour it into a repurposed pump bottle and it is WAY less messy to use! Makes it way more convenient and sanitary than sticking your fingers into a jar each time.
- Last but not least, play around with it! I've taken to adding essential oils into my honey (my favorite is lavender, the two mixed together is absolutely divine) but you can add whatever essential oils you like. Sometimes I add turmeric, oatmeal, or brown sugar if I want exfoliation...the possibilities are endless!
The point is this stuff is all natural and AMAZING for your face. Try it, and cut out all the processed chemicals you put on your skin. Your face will love you for it.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
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Who doesn't love honey? It is healthy for our body and skin.
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AIR RIFLE PELLET TEST: Best 10 Pellets .177
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Carl Anderson: Good test to get exposure to different pellets. I have found however, some of the tested pellets do not necessarily perform well in other airguns than the one you used. In fact, some quite to the contrary. One needs to perform a similar test realtime with different pellets for each rifle to determine the preferred pellet. Thanks for your test. . . .very informative.
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Effect of Phage on Survival of Salmonella Enteritidis during Manufacture and Storage of Cheddar Cheese Made from Raw and Pasteurized Milk
Abstract:The ability of Salmonella Enteritidis to survive in the presence of phage, SJ2, during manufacture, ripening, and storage of Cheddar cheese produced from raw and pasteurized milk was investigated. Raw milk and pasteurized milk were inoculated to contain 104 CFU/ml of a luminescent strain of Salmonella Enteritidis (lux) and 108 PFU/ml SJ2 phage. The milks were processed into Cheddar cheese following standard procedures. Cheese samples were examined for Salmonella Enteritidis (lux), lactic acid bacteria, molds and yeasts, coliforms, and total counts, while moisture, fat, salt, and pH values were also measured. Salmonella Enteritidis (lux) was enumerated in duplicate samples by surface plating on MacConkey novobiocin agar. Bioluminescent colonies of Salmonella Enteritidis were identified in the NightOwl molecular imager. Samples were taken over a period of 99 days. Counts of Salmonella Enteritidis (lux) decreased by 1 to 2 log cycles in raw and pasteurized milk cheeses made from milk containing phage. In cheeses made from milks to which phage was not added, there was an increase in Salmonella counts of about 1 log cycle. Lower counts of Salmonella Enteritidis (lux) were observed after 24 h in pasteurized milk cheese containing phage compared to Salmonella counts in raw milk cheese with phage. Salmonella Enteritidis (lux) survived in raw milk and pasteurized milk cheese without phage, reaching a final concentration of 103 CFU/g after 99 days of storage at 8°C. Salmonella did not survive in pasteurized milk cheese after 89 days in the presence of phage. However, Salmonella counts of approximately 50 CFU/g were observed in raw milk cheese containing phage even after 99 days of storage. In conclusion, this study demonstrates that the addition of phage may be a useful adjunct to reduce the ability of Salmonella to survive in Cheddar cheese made from both raw and pasteurized milk.
Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: 1: Department of Food Science, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 2: Department of Food Science, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada; Canadian Research Institute of Food Safety, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 3: Department of Food Science, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada; Canadian Research Institute of Safety, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Publication date: July 1, 2001
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Cops arrest 14-year-old girl for string of Summit arsons
A 14-year-old Summit girl has been arrested for a string of arsons-mostly car fires--that struck fear in the heart of neighbors on Baldwin Road.
The list of 15 charges includes one count of second-degree arson, a Class B felony.
Police aren't releasing the girl's name because of her age.
She was arrested and arraigned Thursday following a two-week arson investigation and sent to a secure juvenile detention facility, pending future court appearances.
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3 killed in plane crash at private airfield, Esperance
An investigation is continuing into what caused a small plane to crash on takeoff Saturday at a private field in Esperance.
Police said only the pilot survived, suffering burns to his hands and face while trying to help three others-believed to be another man and two women-still in the wreckage.
Investigators from the National Traffic Safety Board have been investigating the scene at the private airfield and hanger called Hogan Airport on Brandon Road, off Route 30A near the Schenectady and Montgomery County lines.
Police have not released the names of either the ...
Clapper sentenced for FEMA thefts
Scott Clapper Jr., the Schoharie man who in January pleaded guilty to defrauding FEMA of $16,426 in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, was sentenced Thursday to 18 months in prison.
Clapper will serve his sentence concurrently with state prison time he's already serving for his unrelated burglary convictions.
Senior United States District Judge Thomas McAvoy also ordered Mr. Clapper to pay $16,426 in restitution to FEMA, as well as court fees, and ordered him to serve three years of supervised release.
He becomes eligible for state parole in March 2019.
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State Police give arson timeline
State Police provided the following timeline of the string of arsons and other events that began June 26 on Baldwin Road in Summit and continued through July 11.
--On June 26, Cobleskill Troopers received a complaint of criminal mischief to a vehicle on Baldwin Road.
The damage, which occurred overnight, consisted of a slashed seat and the keying of the exterior.
--On July 2, at about 1:30am, State Police received a report from a different address on Baldwin road of a vehicle on fire.
That vehicle was totally destroyed.
--On July 5, at about 4:30am, the ...
Unnamed sheriff's deputy put on paid administrative leave
Schoharie County Supervisors Friday afternoon agreed to put a road patrolman in the Sheriff's Office on paid administrative leave.
Supervisors spoke about the issue behind closed doors in executive session and did not identify the officer.
Along with remaining on leave, there will be a monthly review by the law and personnel committees, the full board, and the Sheriff's Office.
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Why Can't Linda Carswell Get Her Husband's Heart Back?
After an inconclusive autopsy report, Jerry Carswell's heart remains in a refrigerated cabinet in a hospital lab instead of being buried with him. In a mission to get it back, his wife learned the truth about the shocking flaws in the death investigation process.
Jerry Carswell had been admitted to Christus St. Catherine Hospital in Katy, Texas, with kidney stones. The previous night, he'd been talking about basketball and the upcoming presidential election with his son Jordan. The plan was for the 61-year-old to be discharged that morning.
Instead, at about 5 a.m., a phlebotomist entered Jerry's room to draw blood and found him lying across the bottom of his bed, not breathing, mottled and blue, without a pulse. Staffers performed CPR for 25 minutes to no avail. Carswell was pronounced dead at 5:30 a.m. on January 22, 2004.
Linda and Jordan rushed to Jerry's bedside; she shrieked and grabbed her husband's cold hands, trying in vain to stir him.
The on-call doctor suggested that the Carswells authorize an autopsy if they wanted more information on the cause of death, launching the family on a traumatic journey that still isn't over.
Clinical autopsies, once commonplace in American hospitals, are now conducted in just 8.5 percent of hospital deaths. Grief-stricken families like the Carswells desperately want the answers an autopsy can provide. But they often do not know their rights in dealing with either coroners or medical examiners, who investigate unnatural deaths, or health-care providers, who delve into natural ones.
The Carswells' case would play out in pathology labs, lawyers' offices, and courtrooms for more than eight years. It led to a rare $2 million fraud judgment against Christus St. Catherine and state legislation designed to strengthen families' entitlement to comprehensive, independent postmortem reviews.
It has not, however, led to closure or accountability. Jerry Carswell's cause of death remains unknown. He also has not been laid fully to rest. His heart sits in a refrigerated cabinet in a hospital lab to this day.
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If the hospital administration staff refuses to discuss the details of a patient's case with loved ones, it is a given that they are trying to cover something up. It should be mandatory that they come forth with the truth, or face an automatic forfeit of all patient billing for all related procedures, as well as paying a fixed fee to the family. No business covers up details like this if they know they did everything right, and lying to the family is a HUGE injustice that deserves immediate mandatory punishment.
Why can't a judge order the hospital to return the heart? And if they don't, send in the police, or do send in the police without warning the hospital. The hospital doesn't own your records and your heart is one of your records. Why is the hospital getting away with keeping the heart and a court judge isn't using their power to get the heart. Isn't it a part of the investigation which is evidence and the police should have it not the suspects. I don't get it.
I worked in a Hospital for 28 years. I over heard the MM Reports, and the mistakes the Doctors made. A year ago my boyfriend was in the Hospital for a small surgery. The surgeons, and ICU staff screwed up big time, and killed him. Then the Hospital stepped in and started covering things up. Dr's don't like it want you question them about anything.
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Practice Essentials
Hyperammonemia is a metabolic condition characterized by elevated levels of ammonia in the blood. Increased entry of ammonia to the brain is a primary cause of neurologic disorders, such as congenital deficiencies of urea cycle enzymes, hepatic encephalopathies, Reye syndrome, several other metabolic disorders, and some toxic encephalopathies.
Signs and symptoms
Signs and symptoms of early-onset hyperammonemia (neonates) may include the following:
Poor feeding
Hyperventilation, grunting respiration
Signs and symptoms of late-onset hyperammonemia (later in life) may include the following:
Intermittent ataxia
Intellectual impairment
Failure to thrive
Gait abnormality
Behavior disturbances
Recurrent Reye syndrome
Protein avoidance
Rarely, episodic headaches and cyclic vomiting
See Clinical Presentation for more detail.
No specific physical findings are associated with hyperammonemia. Affected infants usually present with the following:
Bulging fontanelle
Examination occasionally reveals a peculiar finding, such as odor of "sweaty feet" in isovaleric acidemia or abnormally fragile hair in argininosuccinic aciduria. Infants with argininosuccinic lyase deficiency may present with hepatomegaly.
Lab tests
Perform the following tests in patients with suspected hyperammonemia:
Arterial blood gas analysis
Serum amino acid levels
Urinary orotic acid levels
Urinary ketone tests
Plasma and urinary organic acid levels
Enzyme assays
DNA mutation analysis: Method of choice to confirm the diagnosis of urea cycle disorders [1]
Heterozygote identification in ornithine transcarbamoylase deficient pedigrees
Imaging studies
The following imaging studies may be used in evaluating patients with hyperammonemia:
Neuroimaging: CT or MRI of the brain
MR spectroscopy
See Workup for more detail.
The therapeutic aims in patients with hyperammonemia are to correct the biochemical abnormalities and ensure adequate nutritional intake. Treatment involves compounds that increase the removal of nitrogen waste.
Medications used in the treatment of hyperammonemia include the following:
Urea cycle disorder treatment agents (eg, sodium phenylbutyrate, carglumic acid, sodium phenylacetate, and sodium benzoate)
Antiemetic agents (eg, ondansetron, granisetron, palonosetron, dolasetron)
Other treatments
Other management approaches for hyperammonemia include the following:
Cessation of protein and/or nitrogen intake
Supportive care with parenteral intake of calories
Surgical intervention for patients with hyperammonemia include liver transplantation for correction of the metabolic error and/or liver cell transplantation as an alternative or bridge to liver transplantation.[2, 3]
See Treatment and Medication for more detail.
Ammonia is a normal constituent of all body fluids. At physiologic pH, it exists mainly as ammonium ion. Reference serum levels are less than 35 µmol/L. Excess ammonia is excreted as urea, which is synthesized in the liver through the urea cycle. Sources of ammonia include bacterial hydrolysis of urea and other nitrogenous compounds in the intestine, the purine-nucleotide cycle and amino acid transamination in skeletal muscle, and other metabolic processes in the kidneys and liver.
Increased entry of ammonia to the brain is a primary cause of neurological disorders associated with hyperammonemia, such as congenital deficiencies of urea cycle enzymes, hepatic encephalopathies, Reye syndrome, several other metabolic disorders, and some toxic encephalopathies.
Ammonia is a product of the metabolism of proteins and other compounds, and it is required for the synthesis of essential cellular compounds. However, a 5- to 10-fold increase in ammonia in the blood induces toxic effects in most animal species, with alterations in the function of the central nervous system.
Both acute and chronic hyperammonemia result in alterations of the neurotransmitter system.
Based on animal study findings, the mechanism of ammonia neurotoxicity at the molecular level has been proposed. Acute ammonia intoxication in an animal model leads to increased extracellular concentration of glutamate in the brain and results in activation of the N -methyl D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor. Activation of this receptor mediates ATP depletion and ammonia toxicity; sustained blocking of the NMDA receptor by continuous administration of antagonists dizocilpine (MK-801) or memantine prevents both phenomena, leading to significantly increased survival time in rats.[4] The ATP depletion is due to activation of Na+/K+ -ATPase, which, in turn, is a consequence of decreased phosphorylation by protein kinase C. Activation of the NMDA receptor is probably the cause of seizures in acute hyperammonemia.
Neuropathologic evaluation demonstrates alteration in the astrocyte morphology. Studies demonstrated a significant downregulation of the gap–junction channel connexin 43, the water channel aquaporin 4 genes, and the astrocytic inward-rectifying potassium channel genes, colocalized to astrocytic end-feet at the brain vasculature, where they regulate potassium and water transport. A downregulation of these channels in hyperammonemic mice suggests an alteration in astrocyte-mediated water and potassium homeostasis in the brain as a potential key factor in the development of brain edema.[5]
Also, studies on cultured astrocytes examined the potential role of p53, a tumor suppressor protein and a transcriptional factor, in ammonia-induced neurotoxicity. Activation of p53 contributes to astrocyte swelling and glutamate uptake inhibition, leading to brain edema. Both processes are blocked by p53 inhibition.[6]
High levels of ammonia induce other metabolic changes that are not mediated by activation of the NMDA receptor and thus are not involved directly in ammonia-induced ATP depletion or neurotoxicity. These include increases in brain levels of lactate, pyruvate, glutamine, and free glucose, and decreases in brain levels of glycogen, ketone bodies, and glutamate.
Chronic hyperammonemia is associated with an increase in inhibitory neurotransmission as a consequence of 2 factors. The first is downregulation of glutamate receptors secondary to excessive extrasynaptic accumulation of glutamate. In addition, changes in the glutamate-nitric oxide-cGMP pathway result in impairment of signal transduction associated with NMDA receptors, leading to alteration in cognition and learning.[7] The second is an increased GABAergic tone resulting from benzodiazepine receptor overstimulation by endogenous benzodiazepines and neurosteroids. These changes probably contribute to deterioration of intellectual function, decreased consciousness, and coma. Treatment of chronic hyperammonemic rats with inhibitors of phosphodiesterase 5 restores the function of glutamate-nitric oxide-cGMP pathway and cGMP levels in rats' brain, with restored ability to learn a conditional task.[8]
RNA oxidation offers an explanation for multiple disturbances of neurotransmitter system, gene expression, and secondary cognitive deficiencies noticed in hepatic encephalopathy. In chronic hepatic encephalopathies, a small-grade astrocyte swelling was observed without overt brain edema. Astrocyte edema produces reactive oxygen and nitrogen oxide species, resulting in RNA oxidation and increased of free intracellular zinc. RNA oxidation may impair synthesis of postsynaptic proteins involved in learning and memory consolidation.[9]
Ammonia also increases the transport of aromatic amino acids (eg, tryptophan) across the blood-brain barrier. This leads to an increase in the level of serotonin, which is the basis for anorexia in hyperammonemia.
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Collecting accurate data on the frequency of metabolic disorders is difficult, because the information collected is representative of the particular area or the population group; the incidence of urea cycle disorders in the United States is estimated at 1 in 25,000 live births.[10]
The prevalence of urea cycle disorders is currently estimated at 1:8,000-1:44,000 births internationally. The prevalence may be underestimated due to underdiagnosis of fatal cases and unreliable newborn screening.[1]
Coma and cerebral edema are the major causes of death; the survivors of coma have a high incidence of intellectual impairment.
These disorders have been observed in all races.
All the urea cycle disorders are inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern, except ornithine transcarbamoylase (OTC) deficiency, which is inherited as an X-linked trait; however, female carriers of the OTC gene can become symptomatic.
Early-onset hyperammonemia presents in the neonatal period. Urea cycle disorders can present later in life (see History).
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The Edge of Our Bodies
Beginning with his literary debut, 1990's The Buffalo Tree, Adam Rapp has consistently captured the awkward posturing and restless anxieties of adolescence in a string of young-adult novels. While Rapp has since expanded his authorial range to encompass the stage and screen, empathy for the tribulations of youth remains a telltale signature of his work. In fact, the troubled transition to adulthood resides at the core of Rapp's The Edge of Our Bodies, a coming-of-age play that follows 16-year-old Bernadette on a locomotive traveling from Connecticut to New York City, where she intends to make a life-altering revelation to her boyfriend. Unexpected encounters en route, however, stand to detour Bernadette from the planned course of her resolve. The Guthrie's debut of the work, staged in the intimate Dowling Studio, underscores Rapp's theme of adulthood's onset with the casting of Ali Rose Dachis. A Twin Cities native, Dachis grew up performing on area stages before graduating from the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater B.F.A. Actor Training Program and making a striking impression with last year's production of Circle Mirror Transformation. With Dachis now living in NYC, The Edge of Our Bodies represents a homecoming of sorts, reuniting the performer with her Circle Mirror Transformation director Benjamin McGovern. Growing up is seldom a smooth passage, but with this production the Guthrie has chartered a compelling journey. (Photo by Heidi Bohnenkamp)
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I am currently cooking this mixture in my slow cooker. It has been cooking on High for over 2 hours. Stirring as per directions did nothing but produce a thin yellow soup. I have cooked slow cooker polenta before, and used a different recipe which required 6 to 8 hours to cook, on Low, 3-4 Hours on High. I had my doubts about the "Basic Polenta" recipe when I read that it took only 2 1/2 - 3 hours to cook. I'm not a happy camper. It is 8 p.m. No polenta. P.S. - I found the other recipe. It calls for BOILING liquid, 6 Cups to 2 Cups of cornmeal, slow cook on Low for 6 -8 Hours, on High for 3-4 Hours. I added another 1/2 C. of cornmeal to the already cooking, now boiling hot, polenta mixture in my slow cooker and stirred it in well. The mixture had already been cooking on High for 4 Hours and was still relatively soupy. Hopefully, adding additional cornmeal will correct the recipe enough to produce a decent polenta in another hour or two. "Basic Polenta" recipe needs to be corrected.