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The Tenerife world cup witnessed Ex wave world champion Scott McKercher (Starboard / Severne) return to the competition scene, and be paired against fellow Australian wave ripper Jaeger Stone (Severne). Both sailors performed incredible aerial maneuvers and it came down to the wave riding to separate the pair. McKercher held out for the set wave out the back and clocked up a number of smooth turns, but it wasn't enough to fend off Stone and his new school moves.
Round two saw many of the top seeded sailors defend their positions and advance into the top sixteen. Robby Swift (JP / NeilPryde) ripped apart every wave to advance past high flying Aleix Sanllehy. Philip Koster (Starboard / NeilPryde / Dakine) proved that he wasn't just a one location wonder, destroying Albert Pijoan with his huge stunts and El Medano wave king Dany Bruch (Starboard / Severne / AL 360) made use of his local knowledge to take down Alessio Stillrich (Fanatic / North / AL360).
Lewis continued with his exceptional sailing in a close heat against John Skye (RRD / RRD). The sailors powered from wave to wave with stalled forwards in between, and they appeared to be fairly evenly matched, until a smooth taka from Skye saw him snatch the victory by just half a point.
Three outstanding sailors, Jules Denel (Exocet), Peter Volwater (Fanatic / MauiSails) and local hot shot Scotto Valter (Fanatic / AL 360 / Mystic), were on fine form as they sailed through their second heat of the day and into the third round.
As the men entered the final round of the day the tide was dropping rapidly and the wave were few and far between. The sailors had to plan their every move in order to maximize their maneuvers.
Dario Ojeda (Tabou / Simmer / Dakine / MFC) looked to be on a high after his third place finish in Pozo, putting a stop to Volwater's advances. Aggressive wave riding from Brazil's Kauli Seadi (JP / NeilPryde) made sure the face of PWA TV Ben Proffitt (Simmer) returned back to his commentary booth and Ricardo Campello (JP / NeilPryde / MFC) suffered at the hands of Ross Williams (Tabou /Gaastra).
The men's heat will pick up the action from heat 21 and 22 tomorrow; the sailors will be unleashing their most daring moves to decide who will make it into the top four.
Victor Fernandez Lopez (Fanatic / North) claimed the highest scoring wave of the day in his heat against Jose Romero (JP / NeilPryde). Romero was nowhere to be seen when the heat was running, allowing Fernandez Lopez to relax and go for his biggest moves. Fernandez Lopez spotted the set wave and went about pulling two astounding vertical cuts backs and a huge aerial off the lip. The judges were blown away by his performance and awarded him two nines and an eight.
The women took to wave arena as the tide was at its lowest, making the conditions particularly tough. The fleet had to particularly tactful during their heats to select the best waves and avoid the rocks.
Karin Jaggi (Patrik / Severne) opened the afternoon with an enormous forward loop, keen to prove to her competitors that she meant business. Jaggi went on to defeat her opponent Julia Meijer, with a well-chosen wave enabling her to pull three smooth frontside turns.
Eva Oude Ophius (Naish / Naish) sailed her way to victory passed Alice Arutkin (Starboard / North) with a clean set of wave rides and a forward loop of her own.
First to fall victim to the rocks was Heike Reimann (Hot Sails) in her heat against Fanny Aubet (JP / NeilPryde). Both sailors focused on their wave riding which saw them quickly lose ground downwind. Aubet made a narrow escape over the rocks; however Reimann wasn't quite so lucky, catching her fin and rendering her unable to complete the heat and therefore granting Aubet an easy pass into the next round.
The most impressive wave riding in the women's fleet came from Nayra Alonso (Fanatic / Severne). Alonso stole the show with a display of aggressive cut backs and accurate wave selection guaranteeing the judges awarded her with maximal points and her entry into the second round.
The women's fleet will pick up the action tomorrow from heat 21 and 22 where the wave ripping twins Iballa Ruano Moreno (Starboard / Severne) and Daida Ruano Moreno (Starboard / Severne) will take centre stage to defend their positions at the top of the overall rankings
The show must go on.
After a mammoth afternoon on the water and deteriorating conditions making the heats particularly tough, the sailors were released at 7:30pm. The action will continue tomorrow morning, the skippers meeting is planned for 8:30am with a first possible start to competition at 9:00am.


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LCDs use two polarized sheets that control how much of the backlight gets through. Images are created by the changes in current through liquid crystal molecules sandwiched between the two sheets.
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Ted Ginn Net Worth: Ted Ginn is an American professional football wide receiver and return specialist who has a net worth of $23 Million. Tedd Ginn, Jr. was born in 1985 in Cleveland, Ohio where he played high school football at Glenville High School where his father, Ted Ginn, Sr., was coach. Ted Ginn played defensive back, quarterback, and wide receiver in high school as was named the 2004 USAToday Defensive Player of the Year, a Parade All-American, and was invited to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, where he was the Most Valuable Player of the game. Ted Ginn played college football at Ohio State University where he was recruited to be a defensive back, but ended up playing wide receiver for the Buckeyes. Ted Ginn had 125 receptions for 1,943 yards and 15 touchdowns in 37 games during his Ohio State career. Ted Ginn was selected as the ninth overall pick in the first round of the 2007 NFL Draft but the Miami Dolphins. Ted Ginn played for the Miami Dolphins from 2007-2009 wher, the San Francisco 49ers from 2010-2012, where he was a member of the NFC Champion team; and is currently a member of the Carolina Panthers team.
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STePS has recently been granted an EU Horizon 2020 project on 'Industrial Innovation in Transition'. Industrial innovation practices have changed fundamentally over the last ten years. Companies increasingly engage in open innovation and global knowledge networks and ecosystems expand. Thus industrial innovation requires more than ever the orchestration of networks and systems, besides the management of company-internal processes. Social media and crowd sourcing provide new tools creating big data, but many companies struggle with making appropriate use of them. While these and other new practices can improve the innovation capabilities of companies, they also bring new challenges to the traditional innovation policy instruments. The project will study changing innovation practices in 11 EU Member States, with a survey aiming to achieve a response from some 800 companies, feeding into an open database. Insights on current innovation practices of companies will then be used to draw implications for innovation policy.
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The kaizen way to change your life.
Discover the potent force of kaizen... and use it to easily, effortlessly achieve any goal or make any change you want to!
We've been programmed to believe that change is a "battle" - something hard fought and hard won, something that demands struggle and sacrifice. But as anyone who uses the technique known as kaizen can tell you, nothing could be further from the truth. With kaizen, it's effortless, simple, and inevitable to change your life.
In One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way to Success, author, psychologist, and world-renowned kaizen expert Dr. Robert Maurer introduces you to this simple yet extremely powerful transformation technique and gives you a step-by-step system for using it to achieve big and small changes in your life, with a speed and ease that will astonish you. In this exciting mix of studio and live recordings, Dr. Maurer will teach you how to:
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"simply inspiring"
life lessons, relationship advice, personal improvement.... it's all there, easy to understand and done in a way that truly engages.
probably could have been a lot shorter, but the principles of lots of small steps to achieve any big goal are certainly sound and well documented. well worth a listen.
"A wealth of information"
Step by Step
I found the combination of live and studio recordings very useful. There is so much more here than in his book.
"Really good"
I just simply loved, at make us stop and questioned so many thing in our life.
I strongly advise the reading in this case listening...
"Nice to listen to"
A lot of the examples mentioned here were really useful / made think. Although, as I was listening to this audio book as a 2nd book of the author, I think it had less Kaizen examples then the first one. But on the other hand, he explains a lot of the background processed in our brain which is good as well.
"Life changing if you are feeling stuck"
Absolutely, this is the book I have been looking for. How to get yourself our of a rutt and back onto the successful track once more
None, it's unique
Relief, at last I've found the tool I need to turn my life back around.
I listen to many many self help and personal development books, I am inspired and motivated and believe in myself, but i keep on putting it off. why? Fear? I've dealt with my fears.
This book teaches you to bypass the block and change your life. Loved it!
"Small steps make big difference over time"
Was filled with lots of good information on how to approach changing behaviors. Had some great and inspiring examples all throughout.
"A must listen for anyone seriros about self-master"
this was a great book. it offers a lot of practical advice on how to make small changes to improve your self mastery. It's a highly practical book. You can also hear quite a bit of Tony Robbins teachings in this book. definitely check out the audible version because it's a little bit different than the Kindle version. I think the main difference is that the audible version features in-person seminars that the author delivered at the Canyon Ranch Spa
"Very Helpful"
I found the technique of kaizen to be very helpful. I found many of the concepts and studies new to me. Especially the concept that opportunities can also cause fight or flight and the concept of not waking up your amygdala by keeping tasks small. There is repetition because the audio intersperses portions of live presentations along with the reading of the book, but this did not bother me.
"Kaizen, good micro change applied to personal life"
Excellent! lots of good tools, great examples, and good exercises for you to do . Ratchets you down from big change to seconds or minutes initially, in some cases just thinking about change.
With enough references to studies and science that show that those kinds of changes are more sustainable and successful in the long run.
Taped lectures from the Canyon Ranch so sometimes repetitive but it didn't matter was still good. The repetition probably helped it sink in better for me.
"Botched editing or a bug ruined the experience"
I liked this book a lot. Until I got to chapter 7, and it was about to describe the 4 key skills of success in all areas of life. Then, it inexplicably replayed a prior chapter about stress. There was no rating for editing quality, so I had to rate the performance low, even though the speaker was pretty good (though a little wooden when rattling off some of the stories)
"Turn to be different from what I expected"
Quite more focused on relationships than expected. A bit repetitive. Other than that quite useful in connecting some mental barriers with our childhood. Made me more aware in a positive way of my spouse and daughter needs.
"Very inspiring and uplifting"
Didn't read the print version
All of his personal stories were really good and put it all into perspective
same as above- all of his personal reflections
All of it
"Take tiny steps"
Start each day with the question "What small step can I take today to make an improvement in the quality of my life?" It can be as trivial as walking up and down a few steps, flossing a tooth, reading one page of a book, spending five minutes to clean an area of the house, saving a dollar, or going to bed five minutes earlier. It is better to spend two minutes every day on improving something than trying to motivate yourself to spend 30 minutes a week for a bigger goal. These small, trivial steps do not trigger fear as would a major goal - fear of failure or change. When you become accustomed to that one tiny step every day, you can increase it a little more.
The one bad thing about the audio book is that it's a combination of studio recording and the recording of a workshop, which included the author lecturing and participants answering questions. There are probably also moments when the author is writing on a whiteboard (because you can hear the squeaking of a marker). This diminishes the quality of the audio book.
"Inspirational and thought provoking information"
Dr. Maurer provided a good foundation for those unfamiliar with Kaizen and it's use towards goal achievement. Kaizen can be another tool in our toolbox that requires little in additional resources other than subtle changes in how we think and act as we face the challenges before us.
"Great book!"
I choose the book for professional reasons but I will use it on my personal life.
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I would like to propose a new kind of T1 tournament for players who know how to play.
I find it very annoying that I can play a whole tournament and face 80% of either Montana/Uppers/Rescue. And when it is not those same old same old decks, then you've got Junta and Jungo's huge cards that can win a match with one win. That just ain't right.
New T1:
No card can have more than 8 for power WITH bonus activated.
No card can do more than 6 damage difference total.
No Leaders / no 5 stars
Total max bonus/minus attack is 8. Same for ability.
So yes, that would mean No Montana, no Rescue, no Freaks, and a few popular cards would have to be left out: all the poisoners, almost all +lifers, many Jungos...
The goal would be to de-T2 the T1 tournaments. Because when you face time and time and time and time and time again those Montana / Uppers or classic d-bag Rescue decks, it's getting boring And facing that Junta deck that has 3 possible 2 shots combinations, you ask yourself WTF is this, T2?
So in a nutshell, that is my proposal. To see if you can win with your abilities rather than just because of a freak card or a viagra bonus.
It should be doable.
I just told you I do not keep losing to them, I'm just freaking fed up to ALWAYS face the same deck that allow the unskilled to win. I hope that is clear enough, otherwise learn to read. VARIETY is what I'd like to see. Why do you think everyone plays with those decks, because it is a challenge? It is because it allows weak players to win.
Lol I can say what is wrong with this. You have a problem with montanas and Uppers yet your killing Bangers and ula wata with this format. Aswell as La Junta and Jungo.
Also this is the appropiate place to post it, it better to discuss it first before giving it to contact support.
I can understand FitJohn´s frustration. Some cards ruin the fun, for example I am always pissed when I see Jackie in the opponent´s hand. Absolutely no fun to play against him / her.
A new tournament room format with Elo rules would be awesome... And faster game speed of course, slow players ruin this game! Faster games = less stalling = more action = more fun, it´s really easy, isn´t it? Sometimes I think that a better name for this game would be "Urban slow players".


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This programme gives you the analytical skills and deep knowledge of language that you gain from studying linguistics, plus the chance to do hands-on work collecting and analysing data. You'll develop systematic ways of understanding how the modern English language works, how it's used and how it changes, looking at situations as diverse as youth language in our multicultural and multilingual cities, or the English used in the media and politics. You'll consider how new technologies shape the form of English and whether the spread of English in the world is changing or even killing other languages.
Why study English Language and Linguistics at Queen Mary?English Language and Linguistics is taught in the thriving School of Languages, Linguistics and Film. We have a vast amount of experience in the field, so you will always be taught by leading specialists of international standing whose cutting-edge research informs their high-quality teaching.
In the Government's most recent Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014), we were ranked highly for the quality of the research being carried out by staff. In particular, Linguistics was ranked 1st in the UK.
Year 1
Core and Compulsory Module:
- Foundations of Linguistics
- Language in the UK
- Sounds of English
- Introduction to Phonology
- Introduction to English Syntax
- Languages of the World
- English in Use
Year 2
Core and Compulsory Module:
- Research Methods in Linguistics
Optional Modules include:
- Aspects of Meaning
- Sociolinguistic Variation and Change
- Explaining Grammatical Structure
- History of English
- Describing Prosody
- Language and the Media
- Linguistic Typology and Grammatical Theory
- Language and Mind
- Historical Linguistics
- Language and Ethnicity
Year 3
Core and Compulsory Modules:
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Optional modules include:
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- Structures of Spoken English
- Bilingualism and Multilingualism
- Syntactic Theory
- Unfamiliar Languages
- Philosophy of Language
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General Information
We welcome applicants whose first language is not English; you must obtain a grade B in GCSE English language or equivalent, or will be required to have IELTS 7 (with grade 7 in writing).
Excluded subjects: General Studies and Critical Thinking.
Typical tariff or grades required: 320-340 UCAS points from 3 A-levels.
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The College accepts a wide range of qualifications such as; Access and Foundation programmes, vocational awards, Irish Leaving Certificate, Scottish Highers and other Baccalaureates.
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Teaching takes a number of forms. Lectures are used to convey information, to introduce students to the basic concepts of the discipline and develop sustained interpretation and argument. Seminars and workshops allow students to put into practice the concepts and approaches presented in lectures.
Independent Study
For every hour spent in classes you will be expected to complete a further 5-6 hours of independent study. Your individual study time could be spent preparing for, or following up on formal study sessions; reading; producing written work; completing projects; and revising for examinations.
The direction of your individual study will be guided by the formal study sessions you attend, along with your reading lists and assignments. However, we expect you to demonstrate an active role in your own learning by reading widely and expanding your own knowledge, understanding and critical ability.
Independent study will foster in you the ability to identify your own learning needs and determine which areas you need to focus on to become proficient in your subject area.This is an important transferable skill and will help to prepare you for the transition to working life.
Assessment of linguistics work takes a variety of forms, including diaries of your own research, poster presentations, class tests and exams. Some modules include specialised research projects (group or individual) where you go out and do real linguistic research, while others let you tackle the hot debates of the discipline.When studying English Language and Linguistics, we'll train you in research methods in your final year and then you'll do a supervised research project on a topic of your choice.
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Tuition fees for Home and EU students
2017 entry
Full-time £9,250
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2017 entry
Full-time £14,500
You can either take out a Tuition Fee Loan (see Funding section below) to pay your fees or, if you are paying them yourself, you can pay in instalments.
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Queen Mary has a substantial package of scholarships and bursaries which will benefit around 50 per cent of our undergraduate student body.
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Visit Student Finance Information to find out more about:
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Graduates from Queen Mary's School of Languages, Linguistics and Film Studies go on to work in a wide variety of careers. Some apply their degree knowledge directly, entering careers such as journalism, education and the arts, whilst others transfer skills gained during study into areas such as public relations.
The national 2012 destination survey confirmed that all BA English Language and Linguistics graduates were in employment and/or study six months after graduation, with 63% of this group working or studying at graduate level. Graduates from this course have a strong earning power, with a median salary of £20,750.
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Opportunities for work experience are substantial given Queen Mary's location between Canary Wharf, the City and the Olympic Village. Students are encouraged to build their work experience throughout their period of study. Opportunities can be found through QProjects, a local work experience scheme, QRecruit, which advertises internships and temporary work, Experience Works, a part time work fair, and volunteering with QMSU Provide. There are also over 1400 vacancies to browse on the QM JobOnline vacancy site.
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"Linguistics is an incredible degree – it includes aspects of politics in regards to language policy, sociology – through the variation and status of dialects; biology – through the study of how we physically produce sounds; psychology – in relation to how a child acquires a language; basically, think of any academic discipline and it will somehow link in with linguistics!"


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We found 3 providers with an interest in tricuspid stenosis and who accept United Healthcare Silver near Weston, FL.
Dr. Craig Asher's medical specialty is adult cardiology. He is rated 5.0 stars out of 5 by his patients. Clinical interests for Dr. Asher include pulmonary valve disease, orthostatic hypotension, and mitral valve prolapse. Dr. Asher is professionally affiliated with Cleveland Clinic Florida. Dr. Asher is an in-network provider for Blue Cross Blue Shield EPO, Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, and Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO, as well as other insurance carriers. He obtained his medical school training at Tufts University School of Medicine and performed his residency at a hospital affiliated with Emory University. He has received the following distinctions: South Florida Super Doctors and Cleveland Clinic Cardiology (Cleveland) Staff Teaching Award.
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Dr. Diego Sadler works as a cardiologist in West Palm Beach, FL, Weston, FL, and Atlantis, FL. Patients rated him highly, giving him an average of 4.0 stars out of 5. His clinical interests include mitral valve prolapse, orthostatic hypotension, and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS). Dr. Sadler honors Blue Cross Blue Shield EPO, Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, and Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO, in addition to other insurance carriers. He is a graduate of the University of Buenos Aires Faculty of Medicine and a graduate of St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center's residency program. In addition to English, he speaks Spanish. Dr. Sadler is affiliated with Cleveland Clinic.
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Dr. Ahmad Zeeshan, who practices in Weston, FL, is a medical specialist in cardiothoracic surgery. These areas are among Dr. Zeeshan's clinical interests: rheumatic heart disease, heart tumor, and pericarditis. He is an in-network provider for Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Coventry, Blue Cross Blue Shield EPO, and more. Before performing his residency at the University of Maryland Medical Center and a hospital affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Zeeshan attended Rawalpindi Medical College for medical school. Dr. Zeeshan (or staff) speaks Hindi. Dr. Zeeshan is affiliated with Cleveland Clinic.
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text: OverviewBack to top Thorne Research - Arabinex Larch Arabinogalactan - 3.5 oz. Item# :109587UPC# :693749619017 Brand:Thorne Research Size/Form:3.50 oz. Ship Weight:0.30 Servings:21 Dosage:1 Scoop(s) Thorne Research Arabinex Larch Arabinogalactan - 3.5 oz. (100 g) Larch arabinogalactan, a polysaccharide powder derived from Larix occidentalis (Western larch), possesses important immune-enhancing properties and is an excellent source of fiber. It promotes colon health by increasing butyric acid concentrations and levels of beneficial intestinal flora. Butyric acid is a short-chain fatty acid produced in the colon by fermentation of fiber and provides the primary fuel for the cells of the colon. High levels of butyrate in the colon help provide a healthy colonic environment. Its mild taste and excellent solubility in water or juice make Arabinex relatively easy to supplement for both children and adults. powder allows for ease of supplementation, especially for kids increases colonic short-chain fatty acids for intestinal health supports the body's normal immune response pre-biotic fiber can increase beneficial bacteria in colon Dr. Michael Lebowitz D.C. Recommends:This product from the larch tree contains long, densely-branched, high-molecular-weight polysaccharides similar to those in Echinacea and therapeutic mushrooms. It is immune-stimulating and extremely useful in acute and chronic viral infections. A few patients claim it has made their warts fall off. It has also been reported to help congested lymph and thus, may be useful in chemically-sensitive patients and those with metal toxicity to promote efficient lymph flow and metal excretion. It is one of Dr. Michael Lebowitz's favorite supplements during acute viral infections. Dr. Michael Lebowitz recommends a dosage of 1/2 scoop three times daily for children. Thorne Research's MissionAt Thorne Research, their mission is to enhance the health and well-being of people by providing superior dietary supplements that have the highest level of quality and purity – thereby creating the most respected and valued company in the dietary supplement industry. The Thorne Difference. For more than 25 years, Thorne has relentlessly pursued the highest possible quality and bioavailability in dietary supplements. At Thorne, they actually manufacture products that they sell – a key difference that allows Thorne to control every aspect of the manufacturing process and ensure that every Thorne product is in pure, completely hypoallergenic form, and without the common additives, flowing agents, and binders used throughout the industry. A few other companies have tried to do what Thorne does, and many others claim to have the same philosophy and quality, but nobody has been able to duplicate what Thorne's clients call "Thorne Quality." Thorne has changed the industry in many ways over the past two decades, and they continue to raise the bar and set new standards in product formulation, raw material purity, manufacturing, and quality control. Thorne's Commitment to PurityPractitioners have become accustomed to seeing the vague "We use only the purest ingredients" in the promotional materials of almost every dietary supplement company. Perhaps these companies truly believe that. Perhaps they don't know any better. Nevertheless, Thorne Research, for more than 25 years, has been the standard by which companies in the industry are judged for product purity. Practitioners rely on Thorne as the company they trust for their extremely allergic, chemically sensitive, and immune-compromised patients. Purity Takes Extra EffortFor example, instead of purchasing prediluted vitamin D, as other companies do, Thorne performs its own dilution to avoid detrimental ingredients, such as the preservatives or lactose that are found in many commercially available dilutions. Why must vitamin D be diluted? Because in its pure form, it is too concentrated to safely blend into a vitamin product. Pure vitamin D is 40 MILLION International Units (IU) per gram. The RDA for adults is 600-800 IU per day. To ensure proper mixing, it must be made into a dilute powder that flows and does not lose potency. So, unlike companies that use prediluted vitamin D that contains unacceptable excipients and preservatives, at Thorne, pure pharmaceutical vitamin D is first blended with pure mixed tocopherol vitamin E, and the resultant stable vitamin D is then blended with hypoallergenic cellulose powder. The final powder is blended in a large tumble blender and subsequently analyzed. Not only is the final product stable; it is also hypoallergenic and can be mixed homogeneously and at a safe level with other powders. Just as with vitamin D, Thorne utilizes similar processes for other raw materials, such as vitamin K, leaving it to other companies to purchase commercially available raw materials filled with unacceptable ingredients and preservatives. Ingredients You Don't WantMagnesium Stearate: Good for speed-hungry encapsulating machines. Not necessarily good for you. Manufacturing encapsulated dietary supplements isn't easy. Pure powdered ingredients are difficult to mix because they are either extremely dry, sticky with botanical oils, or attract unwanted moisture. So most manufacturers add magnesium stearate and other agents such as lactose and dextrose to make the powder flow quickly and easily through their high-volume machines. Problem is, these additives may compromise the bioavailability of the nutrients in the supplement, and might cause allergenic problems. At Thorne, they take a different approach. Thorne will never utilize large fatty acid excipients in its manufacturing processes – ingredients such as magnesium stearate or stearic acid. These excipients are utilized as flowing agents to ensure that maximum productivity is obtained from capsuling and tableting machines. There are documented detrimental effects directly attributed to long chain fatty acids utilized as manufacturing flowing agents. Every qualified pharmaceutical compounder recognizes that large fatty acids, such as magnesium stearate, can interfere with product dissolution and influence absorption. Virtually all companies, because of the economic impact, ignore this data. As with most industries, the bottom line dictates the level of quality. The dietary supplement industry has one exception: Thorne Research, the company that does not compromise. Nevertheless, if a company cannot manufacture products without using detrimental excipients, they should not allude to being either "hypoallergenic" or "pure." The Bottom Line?Thorne is the only hypoallergenic dietary supplement manufacturer with the highest degree of purity that you – and your most severely allergic, chemically sensitive, and immune-compromised patients – can truly trust. Quality Ingredients: A Higher StandardAt Thorne, they are committed to setting a higher standard of quality when it comes to ingredients. To produce their truly hypoallergenic encapsulated supplements, Thorne uses only the purest and finest ingredients available. Every manufacturer has two basic options when purchasing raw materials: purchase either truly pure raw materials, or purchase raw materials to which substances have been added to facilitate manufacturing. This fundamental dilemma translates to these very typical questions: "Do I purchase pure vitamin C or vitamin C with additives?" "Do I purchase pure B vitamins or coated B vitamins for taste masking?" "Do I purchase pure enzymes such as pancreatin, pepsin, and bromelain or enzymes diluted with lactose?" There are few commercial sources for vitamins B12, D, K, or biotin that are not diluted with substances such as lactose, cornstarch, and preservatives such as BHT. That's why Thorne developed methods that allow them to use pure, undiluted sources of these nutrients – and many others. It's just one more example that when it comes to quality, what everyone else accepts as an industry standard isn't good enough. While some companies say they are raising their standards....at Thorne they set them.


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The brains of people tripping on magic mushrooms have given the best picture yet of how psychedelic drugs work.
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Are we a nation of Democrats, Republicans, or Americans?
This question has never been more important. My father, born in 1903, told me years ago that before elections the political parties would campaign vigorously and really slug it out. After the elections, the parties would tolerate each other and work together for the betterment of the nation.
This didn't just happen by itself. People made it happen. President Dwight Eisenhower used golf to bring key members of both parties together to form friendships. President Harry Truman utilized his famous card games, and President Ronald Reagan used dinner parties and his sense of humor to develop friendships between members of both parties.
I remember Reagan saying it was important to develop relationships and friendships in order to solve the problems facing the nation. He felt that when you sit down with key people from both parties who have developed a relationship, it makes solving problems a lot easier. I believe this is true. When reasonable people are faced with a problem, a reasonable solution will result.
Whatever the outcome of the presidential election, the president-elect must use leadership to find the means of creating relationships between key members of the parties, as was done in the past. Failure to do this will only feed the fires of the growing dislike or hatred between the two parties to the detriment of our nation. There are too many military men and women lying in graves all around the world who gave there all to preserve our wonderful country. We owe it to them to learn how to come together both as citizens and elected officials to preserve America, the greatest nation in the world.


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Cost–effectiveness of screening for active cases of tuberculosis in Flanders, Belgium
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Kinetic analysis of internalization of white spot syndrome virus by haemocyte subpopulations of penaeid shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei (Boone), and the outcome for virus and cell
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Differences in Env and Gag protein expression patterns and epitope availability in feline immunodeficiency virus infected PBMC compared to infected and transfected feline model cell lines
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The US3 protein of pseudorabies virus drives viral passage across the basement membrane in porcine respiratory mucosa explants
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A phosphorylcholine-containing glycolipid-like antigen present on the surface of infective stage larvae of Ascaris spp. is a major antibody target in infected pigs and humans
2016) PLOS NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES. 10(12). Mark(
Entry of equid herpesvirus 1 into CD172a+ monocytic cells
2016) JOURNAL OF GENERAL VIROLOGY. 97(3). p.733-746 Mark(
Molecular identification of hookworm isolates in humans, dogs and soil in a tribal area in Tamil Nadu, India
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Modelling Cooperia oncophora: quantification of key parameters in the parasitic phase
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Opisthorchis viverrini infections and associated risk factors in a lowland area of Binh Dinh Province, Central Vietnam
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Presence and characterization of pig group A and C rotaviruses in feces of Belgian diarrheic suckling piglets
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Trypanosoma cruzi : time for international recognition as a foodborne parasite
2016) PLOS NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES. 10(6). Mark(
Mesenchymal stem cells therapy
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Replication characteristics of eight virulent and two attenuated genotype 1 and 2 porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) strains in nasal mucosa explants
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Pattern of circulation of MCMV mimicking natural infection upon oronasal inoculation
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Pseudorabies virus US3 protein kinase protects infected cells from NK cell-mediated lysis via increased binding of the inhibitory NK cell receptor CD300a
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Comorbidities and factors associated with central nervous system infections and death in non-perinatal listeriosis: a clinical case series
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A systematic review on the global occurrence of Taenia hydatigena in pigs and cattle
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Effects of acute change in salinity and moulting on the infection of white leg shrimp (Penaeus vannamei) with white spot syndrome virus upon immersion challenge
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The case for plant-made veterinary immunotherapeutics
2016) Biotechnology Advances. 34(5). Mark(
Combining laboratory and mathematical models to infer mechanisms underlying kinetic changes in macrophage susceptibility to an RNA virus
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Decision making on helminths in cattle: diagnostics, economics and human behaviour
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Progress in the development of subunit vaccines for gastrointestinal nematodes of ruminants
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Molecular identification of Entamoeba species in savanna woodland chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii)
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The impact of individual-level heterogeneity on estimated infectious disease burden : a simulation study
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