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Before every Saints game, I break down the contest in several categories. In Week Two, New Orleans will travel to Tampa and take on the Bucs in Raymond James Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:05 p.m. Sunday. Here's the breakdown:
Saints rushing offense versus Bucs rushing defense
New Orleans managed just 2.7 yards per carry last week. Woof. But to their credit, they stuck with it and stayed balanced. Mark Ingram had the best of the rare good games in his career versus Tampa last year with 90 yards and a score.
Statistically, Tampa Bay had the best run defense in the league last year. But stats can sometimes be misleading, and this is one of those times. The Bucs had the worst pass defense in the league. Worse than New Orleans! Why run for moderate chunks when you can throw for big chunks?
Because New Orleans showed next to nothing on the ground last week, and Tampa Bay shut down, albeit a bad, Jets offense last week, give Tampa the advantage here. Too bad it doesn't mean much compared to the next category in today's NFL.
Advantage: Bucs
Saints passing offense versus Bucs passing defense
In two games versus Tampa last year, Drew Brees completed 53-of-76 passes for 684 yards with eight touchdowns and one pick. Calling the Bucs' pass defense bad last year would be the understatement of the decade. Heck, if the numbers say they were worse than the Saints a year ago, you know that stinks.
That's why Tampa acquired all-world cornerback Darrelle Revis and free safety Dashon Goldson and drafted All-SEC cornerback Johnthan Banks in the second round this offseason. Highly touted strong safety Mark Barron (although I've never been as high on him as most) enters his second year and will certainly learn from last year's struggles.
Revis alone changes the entire dynamic of Tampa's defense, but the beauty of Drew Brees is he spreads the ball around to everybody. Seven Saints caught at least two passes last week, and at the end of the day, Revis can only guard one guy. 'Call me the Brees' this week.
Advantage: Saints
Bucs passing offense versus Saints passing defense
In his first game of the most important season of his career, Josh Freeman, up for a contract at the end of 2013, completed less than half of his passes and looked out of sync for the most part. He targeted Vincent Jackson a whopping 13 times and connected with him on seven occasions for 154 yards.
Guarding Jackson will be a big time priority a New Orleans pass defense that submitted a fantastic performance versus a team with quite possibly the most offensive weapons in the league. Except for a 50-yard pass to Harry Douglas, the passing game didn't surrender the dreaded big play that plagued the Saints oh so much last season. With an offense like New Orleans has, you can bend all you want in this league. Just don't break. And the Saints haven't yet.
You never know what you're getting out of Freeman. In one matchup versus New Orleans last year, he looked like an All-Pro. In the other, he couldn't complete a pass… to his team that is. He found Saints defenders just fine. New Orleans showed me enough last week that I've got faith in that defense again. Another round for everybody at Ms. Mae's!
Advantage: Saints
Special teams
Finding a kicker in Tampa has been a much bigger headache than any team bargains for. Conner Barth was lost for the season. Then there was the infection mess with Lawrence Tynes before the Bucs brought in 13-year pro Rian Lindell, who drilled a 37-yard would-be game-winner with seconds remaining if not for a stupid Lavonte David penalty that led to a game-winning field goal through the other uprights. Michael Koenen is a nice punter, but he's no Thomas Morstead. Get used to me saying that.
The Bucs were really good in the return game last week versus the Jets. Eric Page had a 28-yard punt return, and Martin had a 40-yard kickoff return.
Tough to pick a clear winner here, so I'm going to take the easy way out and push.
WDSU Saints on 6 analyst Scott Fujita makes no bones about the fact that he doesn't think Tampa Bay's locker room believes in Greg Schiano. And that, he thinks, will cost them a potentially successful season. He made those comments before stories circulated that Schiano rigged the team vote to make Freeman a team captain. Looks like Mr. Fujita knows his stuff.
No such problems in New Orleans where the return of Sean Payton rejuvenated life into a suddenly limping franchise after Bountygate.
Give New Orleans the huge advantage here
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To see the roll call vote on H.R. 3005 at the Library of Congress web site, go to:
As a result of this trade agreement, our country has been flooded with cheap textile imports and most of the textile mills of Alabama have closed their doors forever.
Congressman Mike Rogers from Alabama's 3rd Congressional District has pledged to not vote like Congressman Bob Riley. While running for re-election he boldly promised that he would not be like his predecessor Bob Riley. Mike Rogers will vote against the so called "Free Trade" legislation.
In an article in The Daily Home dated May 6, 2004, it says,
"Unlike his predecessor, Congressman Mike Rogers is paying attention to the needs of textiles in the Third Congressional District. He boldly vows that he will not vote for the Central American Free Trade Agreement unless Avondale Mills pledges its support.
And rightly so. While former Congressman Bob Riley voted along with the Bush administration on federal trade agreements that penalized companies like Avondale, Rogers is saying �no.��
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More about Bob Riley's vote on H.R. 3005. This vote, gave President George W. Bush "Fast Track" trade negotiating authority. �Fast Track� legislation does not require the president to include enforceable protections for the environment and workers� rights in our trade agreements, lacks adequate procedures for consultation with Congress and the public, harms independent farmers and limits democratic debate about trade policy. The House passed �Fast Track� by only one vote! The legislative steamroller required to pass �Fast Track� resulted in the closest trade vote in history.� Read an article with more details at:
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This legislation, supported by Bob Riley resulted in America being swamped with textiles, manufactured with people (almost slave labor) earning about $2 a day, and the end result was the closing of the local shirt factory in your home town.
During Riley's tenure, textile mills closed throughout the district. But Rogers says he won't vote for C.A.F.T.A. in its present form. He has even joined a caucus of U.S. representatives and senators who are telling the Republican leadership they won't go along with trade agreements that are not grounded in fair trade. Free trade and fair trade are not synonymous, they contend.
Too many textile and manufacturing companies have closed their doors because of regulations that favor countries like China which does not have to deal with environmental, salary and safety standards like U.S. companies.
According to Avondale president Stephen Felker, the Bush administration version of CAFTA could be devastating because it allows Asia to channel its textiles through Central America duty free. So it�s cheaper to use a Chinese company's product than it is to use an American company like Avondale. Read the article at:
Official Title of Legislation: HR 3009:
To extend the Andean Trade Preference Act, to grant additional trade benefits under that Act, and for other purposes. Bob Riley vote yes, see the vote at:
Project Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to adopt a conference report that would reauthorize the Andean Trade Preference Act. The ATPA deals mostly with trade between Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador and Peru.
- Grants a number of products from Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador, and Peru duty-free status
- Increases benefits such as job searches, and education allowances to workers who have been displaced due to increased imports
- Allows for a refundable tax credit of 65 percent of the health insurance costs for those who lose their jobs due to increased imports.
Ft. Payne, Alabama, know as the �Sock Capital of the World,� is closing many of its sock textile mills, with Bob Riley listed as the culprit. Bob Riley is credited for "killing jobs" through his support of international free trade policies such as the Central America Free Trade Agreement or C.A.F.T.A.
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The vote was 215 to 214. Bob Riley voted with multinational corporations like Archer Daniels Midland, Bank of America, Bear Stearns & Company, Chevron Texaco, Citigroup, Mc Donald�s, Merk & Co., Pfizer, General Electric, General Motors, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Kissinger McLarty Associates, Time Warner, and other transnational corporations. He voted against you! Bob Riley cast the deciding vote! To see the roll call vote at the Library of Congress web site, go to:
What has been the result of Bob Riley�s votes in Congress for "Free Trade" and his support of multi-national corporations? His support has enabled trade deals like Central America Free Trade Agreement (C.A.F.T.A.) to be "Fast-Tracked" through Congress with no amendments and in only 8 hours of debate! And now, the globalists are working on the Free Trade of the America�s (F.T.A.A.) which has been described as �N.A.F.T.A. on steroids!� What that means to you, the average Alabamian, is the loss of thousands of jobs.
Here are the figures for the whole country: Technology � 1.2 million jobs lost since 2000; farming � 33,000 small farmers out of business since N.A.F.T.A. became law in 1994; manufacturing � 2.3 million men and women left without work in the last 39 months; textiles � 440,000 jobs eliminated since 1993; citrus industry � 90,000 jobs on the chopping block waiting for the FTAA ax to fall; forest/timber � thousands out of work as mills are closed and relocated to Mexico. Not even the press is exempt. Reuters announced it would be cutting 60 American editorial jobs and outsourcing them to Bangalore, India.
Ross Perot warned us about the "GIANT sucking sound" of jobs going to Mexico and even further south of the border. Unfortunately, it is happening before our very eyes. For those who live in small towns and wish to stay there, the question becomes, "Where will our children get a job"?
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* Governor Riley appeared to do the bidding of the liberal AEA, Paul Hubbert, by issuing the annual reapparasial of property taxes. While the voters soundly rejected his tax proposal, his back door executive order resulted in massive tax increases, and his actions make him one of the most tax and spend liberals of all time.
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* No action against the abortion clinics to enforce existing laws. Read more about Troy King and Abortion
* Lack of action against illegal immigrants.
The Attorney General has the duty and role of being the chief law enforcement officer. Charlie Graddick and Jimmy Evans were constantly in the news for taking an active role of enforcing the laws. Where has Troy King been?
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Perry Hooper, Jr. "The Ultimate Liberal Republican" * Received a poor rating from the Alabama Christian Coalition for his liberal voting record in the Alabama Legislature. Failed on many occasions to stand for the right thing as he usually voted "Present" on many key votes. One of the most liberal Republicans in the Alabama Legislature and was rated as liberal as most Democrats by the Alabama Christian Coalition. Click to see Perry Hooper's liberal voting record in the Alabama Legislature>
* Voted for Gambling, and for Don Sigeleman's Lottery bills which would have removed all prohibitions against gambling in the Alabama Constitution.
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* Removed from office by Alabama voters from his Montgomery House seat in 2002.
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There are about 10 million smokers in the UK. It is the biggest cause of premature death and preventable disease in the UK - more than the next six causes put together. It kills over 100,000 people in the UK a year; about half of all smokers will eventually die of a smoking-related illness.[1]
Smoking is implicated as a risk factor for many health problems, including:[2]
- Premature death: cigarette smoking is the single most important cause of premature death in the UK. Most premature deaths caused by smoking are due to lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and coronary heart disease.
- Cancers of the upper respiratory tract, oesophagus, bladder, kidney, stomach, and pancreas; myeloid leukaemia.
- Pneumonia.
- Cerebrovascular disease, aortic aneurysm, and heart failure caused by coronary heart disease.
- Peptic ulceration (gastric and duodenal).
- Angina, peripheral arterial disease (including Buerger's disease), macular degeneration, impotence, infertility, skin wrinkling, osteoporosis.
- Increased severity of asthma, respiratory tract infections and diabetic retinopathy.
- Passive smoking: exposure to environmental tobacco smoke causes an increased risk of smoking-related diseases, especially lung cancer and heart disease.
- Children exposed to environmental tobacco smoke are at increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome, asthma, otitis media and chest infections in the first years of life.
- Fetal exposure to maternal smoking increases the risk of miscarriage, premature birth, low birth weight and stillbirth. Smoking in pregnancy may also affect the child's physical growth and academic attainment may be reduced.
Smoking cessation interventions are a cost-effective way of reducing ill health. Quitting at any age provides both immediate and long-term health benefits.[3]
Smokers should be advised to stop and be offered help and follow-up, with access to a smoking cessation clinic for behavioural support. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends focusing particularly on reducing the prevalence of smoking among people in manual groups, ethnic groups and disadvantaged communities. A reminder about the health benefits of smoking cessation and brief advice should be given at every opportunity in primary and secondary care. If appropriate, a referral should be made to the local NHS Stop Smoking Service.
Opportunities identified by NICE include patients referred for elective surgery and those recently discharged from hospital.
NICE recommendations (February 2008) are as follows:[4]
- Offer nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), varenicline or bupropion, as appropriate, to people who are planning to stop smoking.
- Pharmacological therapy should normally be prescribed as part of an abstinent-contingent treatment, in which the smoker makes a commitment to stop smoking on or before a particular date (target stop date).
- The prescription of NRT, varenicline or bupropion should be sufficient to last only until two weeks after the target stop date. Normally, this will be after two weeks of NRT therapy and 3-4 weeks for varenicline and bupropion, to allow for the different methods of administration and mode of action.
- Subsequent prescriptions should be given only to people who have demonstrated, on re-assessment, that their quit attempt is continuing.
- If a smoker's attempt to quit is unsuccessful using NRT, varenicline or bupropion, do not offer a repeat prescription within six months unless special circumstances have hampered the person's initial attempt.
- Varenicline or bupropion may be offered to people with unstable cardiovascular disorders, subject to clinical judgement.
- Consider offering a combination of nicotine patches and another form of NRT (such as gum, inhalator, lozenge or nasal spray) to people who show a high level of dependence on nicotine or who have found single forms of NRT inadequate in the past.
- Do not offer NRT, bupropion or varenicline in any combination.
- Do not favour one medication over another. The clinician and patient should choose the one that seems most likely to succeed.
- When deciding which therapies to use and in which order, discuss the options with the patient and take the following into account:
- Whether a first offer of referral to the NHS Stop Smoking Service has been made.
- Contra-indications and the potential for adverse effects.
- The patient's personal preferences.
- The availability of appropriate counselling or support.
- The likelihood that the patient will follow the course of treatment.
- Their previous experience of smoking cessation aids.
NICE has also issued guidance on smoking cessation activities in schools.[5]
- Doctors and patients can use Decision Aids together to help choose the best course of action to take.
- Compare the options
Nicotine replacement therapy[6]
Seven NRT formulations are available on prescription and most can also be bought over the counter (OTC) at pharmacies and supermarkets. None of these formulations is more effective than any other. Higher-dose gum and patches are more effective in those smoking more than 10 cigarettes a day. There has been some recent criticism of the effectiveness of the OTC strategy and more research is required.[7]
Available methods of NRT include:
- Patches
- Gum
- Nasal spray
- Mouth spray
- Inhalation cartridge
- Lozenges
- Sublingual tablets
NRT is most effective with behavioural interventions. NRT reduces but does not completely eliminate the symptoms of withdrawal because it takes a few seconds for nicotine from a cigarette to reach the brain, one minute for the mouth spray, several minutes for the nasal spray, gum, inhalator, sublingual tablet and lozenge and hours for transdermal patches.[8]
NRT can control the weight gain commonly experienced after cessation. NRT should be continued for eight weeks and can then be stopped immediately.
The risk of dependence on NRT is small. About 5% who quit continue to use nicotine regularly. Nicotine from NRT is considerably safer than cigarettes, as the patient is not exposed to tar, carbon monoxide and other harmful products. However, the safety of the long-term use of NRT is currently being investigated.[9]
NICE advises explaining the risks and benefits of using NRT to young people aged from 12 to 17, pregnant or breast-feeding women and people who have unstable cardiovascular disorders.[4, 10] These groups should also be strongly encouraged to use behavioural support in their quit attempt. NRT is licensed for use in children from the age of 12. Nicotinell® lozenges have the added rider that they should only be prescribed for children under the age of 18 on the recommendations of a doctor.
Smokers should be advised not to smoke while using NRT products, although some gums are licensed for smoking reduction (see 'Chewing gum', below).
Severe cardiovascular disease (severe arrhythmias, post-infarction period); recent cerebrovascular accident (including transient ischaemic attacks).
Cardiovascular disease; peripheral vascular disease; hyperthyroidism, diabetes mellitus, phaeochromocytoma, renal impairment, hepatic impairment, gastritis and peptic ulcers.
- Nausea
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- Flu-like symptoms
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- Dyspepsia
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Patches - these are applied on waking, to dry, non-hairy skin and removed, usually when retiring to bed; the next patch should be sited on a different area. Nicorette® is a 16-hour patch, whereas Nicotinell® and NiQuitin® are 24-hour patches. As a general guide, people who smoke more than 10 cigarettes a day should apply a high-strength patch daily for 6-8 weeks, the medium-strength patch for two weeks and then the low-strength patch for the final two weeks. Lower-dose regimes are more appropriate for those who smoke 10 a day or fewer. Each brand has its own regime so the manufacturer's instructions should be followed in individual cases. The most common side-effect is skin irritation. Minor sleep disturbances can occur, in which case 16-hour patches are best.
Chewing gum (can be used when trying to reduce the number of cigarettes) - sugar-free, nicotine 2 mg and 4 mg. Available in fruit, liquorice and mint flavours (Nicotinell®). Chew slowly for 30 minutes, when the urge to smoke occurs. Maximum 60 mg daily. Withdraw gradually after three months. Individuals smoking more than 20 cigarettes daily may need the 4 mg strength.
Nasal spray - nicotine 500 micrograms/spray. One spray into each nostril to maximum twice an hour for 16 hours daily (maximum 64 sprays daily) for eight weeks; then reduce gradually over the next four weeks (reduce by half at the end of the first two weeks; stop altogether at the end of the next two weeks). Maximum treatment three months.
Oral spray - this is an oral alternative which can be used whenever the urge to smoke appears. The maximum is two sprays per episode (up to four sprays every hour), 64 sprays daily.
Nicorette® inhalator - this is now available as a 15 mg cartridge. It should be inhaled when the urge to smoke occurs. Up to 12 cartridges can be used daily for eight weeks; then they should be reduced by half over the next two weeks and then tailed off over two weeks. The 15 mg cartridge is replacing the 10 mg cartridge and lasts twice as long (40 minutes).
Electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes - are designed to look and feel like normal cigarettes. They have a heating element inside that vaporises a solution that may contain nicotine - this looks like smoke. They are substituted for normal cigarettes or cigars. There is some uncertainty whether this is better (or safer) than the other ways of stopping smoking.[11]
Lozenges - one lozenge every 1-2 hours, when the urge to smoke occurs. Maximum 30 mg daily. Withdraw gradually after three months. The period of treatment should not usually exceed six months (eg, four hours for three weeks, then every eight hours for three weeks).
Sublingual tablets (2 mg) - one each hour (two may be needed for those on more than 20 cigarettes daily). Maximum 80 mg daily. Continue for three months, then gradually reduce. Treatment should not exceed six months.
Bupropion (Zyban®) is only available on prescription. Bupropion was developed as an antidepressant but subsequently shown in trials to be effective in smoking cessation. Bupropion is an atypical antidepressant similar to diethylpropion, an appetite suppressant; it inhibits reuptake of dopamine, noradrenaline (norepinephrine) and serotonin in the CNS and is a non-competitive nicotine receptor antagonist.
Bupropion is contra-indicated in pregnancy or whilst breast-feeding. It is also contra-indicated in patients with a history of bipolar illness. It should not be given to patients under the age of 18. NB: allow 14 days after stopping a monoamine-oxidase inhibitor (MAOI).
Hepatic cirrhosis, renal impairment; predisposition to seizures; raised blood pressure (monitor weekly if used with nicotine products). It may impair performance of skilled tasks (eg, driving).
The most important side-effects are seizures (fits), which occur in about 1 in 1,000 patients. Insomnia and dry mouth commonly occur. About 0.1% of smokers suffer severe hypersensitivity reactions (eg, angio-oedema, bronchospasm and anaphylactic shock) and 3% suffer milder reactions, such as rash, urticaria or pruritus.
Rare side-effects include gastrointestinal disturbances, tremor, anorexia, headache, dizziness, visual disturbance, anxiety, flushing, hallucinations, depersonalisation, seizures, paraesthesia, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, hepatitis and exacerbation of psoriasis.
See the British National Formulary (BNF) for full prescribing details.
Varenicline[12, 13]
Varenicline (Champix®) is only available on prescription. It is an alpha-4 beta-2 (α4β2) nicotinic acetylcholine receptor partial agonist. This means that it both blocks and stimulates the receptor to which it is attracted. The α4β2 receptor is located in the nucleus accumbens area of the brain (the 'pleasure centre'). The stimulatory effect produces a weak nicotine-like effect which reduces the craving for nicotine itself, whilst the blocking effect inhibits the pleasurable effect derived from smoking.
Varenicline should be started 1-2 weeks before the target stop date. NICE recommends that it should normally only be prescribed as part of a programme of behavioural support.[14] The drug should be initiated at 500 micrograms (one tablet) daily for three days, 500 micrograms twice-daily for four days, then 1 mg twice-daily for 11 weeks. If the patient cannot tolerate the higher dose, it can be reduced to 500 micrograms twice-daily. A further 12-week course of 1 mg twice-daily can be considered for patients who have stopped smoking but feel they still need further pharmacological support.
- Pregnancy
- Age under 18
- Severe renal impairment.
- Breast-feeding.
- Up to 3% of individuals in the trials complained of irritability, an urge to smoke, depression and/or insomnia on stopping the drug. Patients should be advised of this and a gradual reduction in dosage towards the end of the course may need to be considered.
The most common side-effect noted in trials was nausea, which occurred in 30% of patients. This usually resolved spontaneously in a few days in patients who continued the drug. It is also helped by taking the tablet with water but a reduction in dosage to 500 micrograms twice-daily was sometimes required. A wide range of other adverse effects was reported, of which the most common were insomnia, abnormal dreams, headaches and flatulence. Both nausea and abnormal dreams can be reduced by taking the second pill at dinner time or supper time rather than at bedtime.
See the BNF for full prescribing details.
Other treatments for smoking cessation
The following treatments have some effect on smoking cessation but are neither licensed in the UK for this indication, nor recommended by NICE:
Nortriptyline, a tricyclic with noradrenergic properties and dopaminergic activity - is effective in cessation therapy, independent of the presence of depressive symptoms.[15]
Clonidine, an alpha-agonist that suppresses sympathetic activity - has increased smoking cessation in eight out of nine trials; however, it has serious side-effects, including sedation and postural hypotension.[16]
Acupuncture, acupressure, laser therapy, hypnotherapy and electrostimulation - these have not been shown to be effective in clinical trials, although further research is needed.[17, 18]
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Former T.T.Ma member Soy recently updated fans on the current whereabouts of the much-beloved 'Yachaepi', an informal group formed between members of female idol groups from the late '90s. It consists of S.E.S's Shoo & Eugene, Baby V.O.X's Kan Mi Yeon, Park Ji Yoon, and T.T.Ma's Soy. The girls reunited after a long time to celebrate Eugene's upcoming marriage, and marked the occasion by taking a couple of fun group shots with their natural, makeup-free faces and comfortable outfits. It was said that Eugene's husband-to-be, Ki Tae Young, specially took the cameraman position in order to take these heartwarming pictures. Netizens commented, "'Yachaepi' are so cute", "Never-changing beauties", "They all look like good friends", "Eugene must have nothing to envy, especially with friends and a husband like them", and "They all have perfect baby faces." Source: Star News via Daum
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