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Plenty of folks are opposed to vaccines these days. Well what if vitamin C is actually a better alternative?
That's exactly the conclusion Dr. Frederick Klenner drew from his work.
According to Dr. Klenner, vitamin C can cure everything from polio to multiple sclerosis to reactions from venomous snake bites. He's documented all sorts of stories that fly in the face of conventional medicine.
According to his research, it appears vitamin C acts as an anti-infective agent and reducing agent, as well as an anti-clotting agent, an oxidizing agent, and an antihistamine.
While others before him had theorized that vitamin C could play a role in lessening the effects of polio, it was Dr. Klenner who first gave polio patients doses equivalent to tens of thousands of milligrams of vitamin C – every day.
Klenner recommended giving the vitamin C dosage intravenously, but noted that the intramuscular route could also be satisfactory. He administered at least 350 mg per kg of body weight – a dosage equivalent to 25,000 to 30,000 mg for an adult. It's important that vitamin C be taken either intravenously or intramuscularly, though, as only so much vitamin C taken orally can be absorbed – the rest just gets peed right back out (as do other water-soluble vitamins taken in excess).
He likewise used massive doses of vitamin C to treat shingles, pneumonia, hepatitis, measles, mumps, diptheria and the flu, among many others.
In a lifetime of work, Dr. Klenner voiced his recommendation that any person, whether combating an illness or not, should not rely on the small recommended dosage for vitamin C. Such levels are only useful in warding off acute scurvy; they do not address a chronic vitamin C deficiency made worse by stress, environmental impurities and infectious organisms.
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LONDON, November 23, 2015 — Covington represented Allergy Therapeutics, the AIM-listed specialty pharmaceutical company specializing in allergy vaccines, in the placement of ordinary shares raising approximately £11.5 million. The placement was conducted through an accelerated bookbuilding process with Panmure Gordon & Co acting as financial adviser, nominated ...
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LONDON, February 27, 2015 — Covington advised Heptares Therapeutics Limited on its announced sale to Sosei Group, a Tokyo-listed Japanese biopharmaceutical company with operations in Japan and the UK. Consideration consisted of $180 million cash at closing and up to an additional $220 million contingent upon the successful progression of Heptares' pipeline and ...
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|David Wein Alexandrite Jewelry Making
Peter: Alexandrite, is it a good stone for an engagement ring?
Lora: Natural alexandrite is extremely rare, valuable, collectable and an exciting gemstone with a rich heritage and an exotic feature of changing colour. It also represents the birthstone for June. Alexandrite is a remarkable gemstone featuring all the qualities needed for a perfect engagement or wedding ring: rarity, beauty, durability and history.
I cannot imagine any other stone in my engagement ring. It is the only gem, which has a real nobility and exclusivity feel to it, regardless of the quality (you need to spend a fortune on a top range sapphire or diamond to have this feel).
Peter: How expensive is the real alexandrite?
Lora: It is very important to note, that alexandrite value is based on it's quality and size. It means that a mediocre alexandrite can easily sell for less than a fine diamond or sapphire of the same size. Poor quality alexandrite may be found for as little as $300.00 a carat, but decent quality alexandrites, with strong colour change, under 1 carat size fetch between $3.000 to $15.000 per carat.
Most alexandrite gemstones used for engagementr rings are under one carat, and it is safe to budget $1.500 to $6.000 for an 18K gold engagement ring, with 0.3-0.6cts alexandrite in the center and some diamonds around it.
Peter: How to buy alexandrite engagement ring?
Lora: Try to see a real stone in person at a high-street jeweller first before committing to it, because the colour change feature is very delicate and most people or first time buyers expect too much. However, if the colour change strength is not your main requirement, and you understand that the stone will look greenish in the daylight and purplish in the candlelight, you are ok. Only a very rare and astronomically expensive stone will be green or red without a spotlight.
Also make sure, that you buy your alexandrite ring from a reputable jeweler. You should always ask for the stone certificate as well as receipt of payment. Stone certificate may cost you little more money but it will provide you a peace of mind knowing that you are getting genuine natural alexandrite.
Peter: Where to buy alexandrite engagement ring?
Lora: Although it would be next to impossible to find a natural alexandrite piece of jewelry in your average jewelry shop in the UK or USA, there are few safe options:
You can buy loose alexandrite gemstone from a gem dealer and ask your jeweller to set it for you or you can buy or order a bespoke alexandrite jewellery piece from a jewellery brand specialising in it: Mark Henry or David Wein
Peter: What about Chatham, Verneuil or Cultured alexandrite?
Lora: Some antique, estate and vintage jewelry sellers, as well as eBay, Amazon and other online sellers are misleading their customers on purpose or by ignorance by using the "Verneuil", "Chatham" or "Cultured" designation to describe synthetic alexandrite or synthetic corundum laced with vanadium.
Use of the "Verneuil Alexandrite", "Chatham Alexandrite" or "Cultured Alexandrite" term in the context of a description for sales without including the "lab created" or "synthetic" prefix, is incorrect and deliberately misleading. These stones will show a range of color changes and are usually very clean and available in large sizes but they are synthetic and their resale value is zero.
Synthetic alexandrite may cost up to $100.00 per carat on a retail level, but it has no resale, investment or emotional value.
And most synthetic alexandrite is not even lab created alexandrites, but synthetic corundum laced with vanadium. True synthetic alexandrite is actually a rarity because it is much easier to create synthetic corundum and synthetic spinel with color change properties that look like alexandrite.
Personally, I would never accept an engagement ring with a synthetic stone in it. Call me prude, but if the stone is fake, so is the proposal and the whole thing is a sham. If money is an issue, there are many alternatives with lower quality, but natural coloured gemstones or diamonds.
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Growing up in a small resort town in France and confronted with the boredom that comes with it, Karl Evans found music production and DJing at an early age.
At the age eighteen, Karl found himself performing in Clubs, Bars when House music kicked in the resort in the late 90's.
Few years later Karl opened up to new horizon and decided to move to Dublin in Ireland.
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At a campaign event on Sunday in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, Rep. Allen West (R-FL) told voters President Obama wanted to enslave them with government programs. "He does not want you to have the self-esteem of getting up and earning and having that title of American. He'd rather you be his slave," West said, according to WPTV. This is hardly West's first reference to slavery; back in February he called government programs "the most insidious form of slavery." In August 2011, he referred to himself as a "modern-day Harriet Tubman, to kind of lead people on the Underground Railroad, away from that plantation into a sense of sensibility."


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At the 34th Cambridge Symposium on Economic Crime, UK Attorney General Jeremy Wright announced government plans to introduce a new corporate offence, which could potentially see company boards held liable for failing to prevent money laundering, false accounting, and fraud.
Although media reports have suggested that the offence will be part of the Criminal Finances Bill, law firm Herbert Smith Freehills LLP argues that this is unlikely, as the consultation has yet to be launched.
However, whether the offence is included within the Criminal Finances Bill, or in a future piece of legislation, it's clear this could be a radical shakeup for UK companies.
Current system
During his speech, Mr Wright set out why he felt a change was needed. He explained that:
'Under existing law, a company only faces criminal liability if prosecutors can prove a sufficiently senior person knew about the criminal conduct. It can be extremely hard to prove this, especially in large companies with complex management structures'.
Barry Vitou, head of global corporate crime at law firm Pinsent Masons, echoed the concerns of the Attorney General, highlighting that the current system made it 'practically impossible' to hold company boards to account.
The Attorney General also stated that the current system encourages company directors to distance themselves from company operations. An example of this was seen recently on BBC Breakfast, when Mike Ashley, founder and deputy chairman of Sports Direct, confessed 'you'd be surprised at how little I knew of what was going on in our warehouses'. This was in response to questions over the company's working practices.
The limitations of UK law has also become apparent in the wake of the financial crisis. Tom Hayes, former trader at UBS and Citibank, was convicted of fraud for manipulating the Libor rate (the interest rate banks charge each other for short-term loans). He was sentenced to 11 years in prison, as well as being ordered to pay £878,806, under the Proceeds of Crime Act. However, his employers – UBS and Citibank – were unable to be prosecuted under UK law.
This position is in stark contrast to the United States, where US authorities have held several international banks liable. In 2015, Swiss bank UBS agreed to pay a $545m fine for its involvement in the rigging of foreign exchange and Libor benchmarks.
What is being proposed?
Mr Wright explained the government plans to extend the scope of 'failure to prevent' offences to include economic crimes such as money laundering, false accounting, and fraud.
At present, the UK's 'failure to prevent' legislation covers bribery and will soon include tax evasion. The Bribery Act 2010 creates an offence for companies who fail to prevent staff from bribing another person on their behalf. However, the legislation provides a statutory defence for companies who can prove that adequate procedures and systems are in place to prevent bribery.
By incorporating this defence, Mr Wright believes he can make a real difference in preventing economic crime. He hopes that by introducing this new offence it will promote a culture of corporate responsibility, where company boards lead by example and take action to stop crimes occurring in the first place.
Impact on companies
Andre Spicer, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at Cass Business School, argues that the new offence may enable employees to get away with bad behaviour, allowing them to blame a lack of systems, rather than taking responsibility for their own actions.
Further, it may turn senior management positions into a 'poisoned chalice'. However, Professor Spicer concedes that it's unlikely that there will be a shortage of people looking to become senior officials, though it could make positions less attractive.
Interestingly, he suggests that 'strategic ignorance' may develop within companies, where senior management encourages staff not to pass on information that might make them appear responsible. This was the case in the Volkswagen scandal, where junior staff edited negative behaviour out of emissions reports.
Impact on tackling economic crime
The success of any new legislation is usually determined by the fine details and how well it works in practice. In terms of enforcement, Law Society president Jonathan Smithers emphasises that:
'…it's equally important to ensure the Serious Fraud Office is armed with the resources it requires to pursue complicated cases against large financial services companies'.
Additionally, the compliance burden placed upon companies will also play an important role in its success. Simon Airey, Partner at DLA Piper, explains that new legislation will likely result in significant costs, in terms of management time and the associated administration. Many companies are still struggling to meet their obligations under the Bribery Act. So, if new legislation is felt to be unduly onerous by companies, then it may prove challenging to ensure compliance.
Final thoughts
There is a global mood to tackle matters such as corruption, tax evasion and money laundering, and although the precise details are unknown, it's very likely that new legislation will be introduced.
In terms of economic crime, this legislation is a message that the excesses that contributed to the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, will not be tolerated. For company boards, it provides an opportunity to reflect on their corporate culture, and to consider how new legislation may impact their business.
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SEC Recruiting Rewind: Top Florida commit sidelined for remainder of the season
The aim of SEC Country's SEC Recruiting Rewind is to bring you pertinent recruiting news across the conference. We'll get you caught up to speed with the latest on commitments and de-commitments and everything in between.
Today's need-to-know stories
1. Florida quarterback commit Jake Allen to miss rest of season
Florida's quarterback of the future will miss the rest of his junior season with a lower back injury.
Jake Allen, a 4-star prospect from St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort. Lauderdale, Fla.), confirmed to SEC Country he would recover in six weeks. The 6-foot-3, 191-pounder committed to Florida in July and has been one of the Gators' biggest recruiters.
"Whoever is interested in Florida and has an offer, I'm talking to them," Allen said in a recent interview.
2. 4-star WR Keith Gavin has Alabama, UGA in top three
Gavin, a 4-star wide receiver from Wakulla High School (Crawfordville, Fla.), conceded to Derek Tyson of ESPN that his three preferred schools are Alabama, UGA and Florida State.
The 6-foot-3, 211-pounder de-committed from FSU in August. According to his 247Sports profile, he hasn't reported an offer from UGA.
Gavin has visited Alabama and Florida State numerous times, but he has not visited UGA.
3. Former Florida State quarterback transfers to Auburn
John Franklin III, who transferred from Florida State to East Mississippi Community College this past summer, will transfer to Auburn after this season.
Franklin was offered by Auburn in October. The Florida native, who also ran track at Florida State, has drawn comparisons to former Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall. Florida State used Franklin's speed to simulate Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota and Oregon's fast-paced offense in practice leading up to the 2014 College Football Playoff semifinals.
Franklin completed 58.2 percent of his passes in nine games for East Mississippi Community College this season. He threw seven touchdowns and two interceptions. Franklin also rushed for 451 yards and nine touchdowns.
4. New Orleans WR commits to LSU
Class of 2018 wide receiver Devonta Jason committed to LSU on Wednesday night.
Jason, a 4-star prospect at Landry-Walker (La.), is rated the No. 4 player in that recruiting class and second among wide receivers.
"(It took) a lot of thinking overall, but it didn't take much for my decision," Jason said. "Because LSU was always my dream school."
SEC Country's Sam Spiegelman details Jason's commitment here.
5. Florida pursuing top Auburn commit
Though Brodarious Hamm has been committed to Auburn since last summer — a decision that followed his de-commitment from Tennessee — it appears his recruitment may not be over just yet.
On Wednesday, the 4-star offensive lineman from Spalding County High School (Ga.) conceded that Florida has been recruiting him aggressively with the help of Gators offensive line coach Mike Summers, and there is mutual interest between both sides.
However, Hamm acknowledged it would "take a lot" for him to reconsider his status with the Tigers.
"I would probably have to take a visit [to Florida] and see what is going on," Hamm told SEC Country.
6. South Carolina picks up commitment No. 16
South Carolina lost a commitment in Marlon Character on Tuesday, but it picked up another late Wednesday evening.
Griffin Gentry, a 2-star defensive end from Birmingham, Ala., announced his commitment to the Gamecocks through Twitter, giving the program its 16th commitment and fourth defensive lineman overall in next year's class.
The 6-foot-2, 255-pound senior from Homewood High School reported four offers. He is rated as the No. 103 player in Alabama.
7. Texas A&M lands an official visit from son of former NFL star Randy Moss
Thaddeus Moss, son of NFL legend Randy Moss, is going to take an official visit to Texas A&M.
Moss, a 4-star tight end and the No. 9 player at the position according to Rivals.com, tweeted Tuesday night that he will be at Texas A&M this weekend. Moss has more than 30 reported offers, and the Aggies were the latest one, which he reported last week.
A senior tight end for one of North Carolina's top programs, Moss has also reportedly received offers from Alabama, UGA and Florida. He had previously scheduled an official visit to UGA for the Alabama game on Oct. 3, but canceled because of major flooding in South Carolina caused by Hurricane Joaquin.
8. Top Tennessee recruit remains '100 percent' committed
Volunteers commit Chidi Okonya likely won't visit Tennessee again until early next year, but that shouldn't worry fans.
"As of right now, I find myself fully committed — 100 percent," Okonya told SEC Country.
Okonya, a 4-star defensive end from Riverdale High School (Riverdale, Ga.), won't be able to get back on campus before the end of the year because of the holidays, a wedding that he will be attending in California, his participation in the Semper Fidelis Bowl game and school work.
He plans on taking his official visit to Tennessee in January. As of right now, it's the only school he knows for sure that will get him on campus.
The 6-foot-7, 230-pounder did say he may take an official visit to Duke, which was the first school that offered him.
9. OL leaning toward Florida, visiting Tennessee this weekend
Florida fans should be on guard as Marcus Tatum heads north. However, there isn't much reason to fret when one of the Gators' key targets takes an official visit to Tennessee this weekend.
"I would think Florida would be," the 3-star offensive lineman from Daytona Beach (Fla.) Mainland said when asked which school leads for his commitment. "Not much, just by a little. Not extreme. Not impossible (to overcome)."
Tatum was in Gainesville recently. He saw Florida's exciting comeback to beat the Vols 28-27 on Sept. 26. He said he, his teammates and mother all enjoyed the experience.
"They're doing a really good job," Tatum said. "That coaching staff is doing a good job. Just good things going on in Gainesville."
SEC Country's Dave Hooker goes in-depth on Tatum's recruitment here.
10. Tennessee recruit draws comparison to ex-LSU star Odell Beckham, Jr., emulates him
Tennessee fans might have do a double take if they see Amari Rodgers in Neyland Stadium on Saturday. They might think an NFL star is in attendance.
Rodgers, who told SEC Country he will visit Tennessee this weekend, could be confused for former LSU standout and New York Giants receiver Odell Beckham, Jr. That's by design.
"I admire Odell Beckham," the 4-star receiver from Knoxville Catholic (Tenn.) said. "Almost every night before I go to sleep, I watch his highlights. I try to be like him as much as I can in my game. I try to high-point the ball and catch everything that comes my way and just be a great route runner like he is."
Rodgers, who committed to Southern California in June, has even bleached the tips of his hair to look more like Beckham. The similarities don't stop there. They're even more apparent on the field.
Find out more about Rodgers and his comparisons here, courtesy of SEC Country's Dave Hooker.


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Art Meets History, a Utah Arts Council Traveling Exhibition Program exhibit, is for public view at Mapleton Elementary. Sponsored by Mapleton Elementary, the exhibition features 22 sepia drawings created by Utah artist William Dean Fausett that retrace the historic exploration of the West undertaken by Civil War Major John Wesley Powell in 1869.
"The exhibit is an interesting study in values both in the use of yellows and browns and in the historical stories effort and risks of the artworks."
On May 24th 1869, ten men in four boats led by Major John Wesley Powell left Green River, Wyoming to explore one of the last unmapped areas of the United States: the Green and Colorado River systems. On August 30, six men and two boats came out of the canyon and into history. The Powell Expedition has become one of the most important events of exploration in the west. Filled with hardships and peril, the expedition accomplished what was perceived to be impossible
In 1964 the United States Bureau of Reclamation commissioned Utah artist Dean Fausett to record the pioneer spirit of Major Powell and the majestic grandeur of the country he explored. The JP Morgan Chase Art Collection donated the 21 sepia drawings to the Utah Arts Council's Fine Art Collection.
William Dean Fausett (1913-1998) was born and raised in Price, Utah. He studied at Brigham Young University, New York's Student's League, and the Beaux Art Institute of Design. He painted award-winning murals in the Washington D.C. Capitol Building and his works are included in numerous collections.
Art Meets History will be shown at Mapleton Elementary, 120 West Maple, until December 14, 2012. Mapleton Elementary is open Monday-Friday from 8:40 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For more information on viewing the exhibition, please call 801-489-2850 or go to http://mapleton.nebo.edu/news.
The Utah Arts Council's Traveling Exhibition Program is a statewide outreach program that provides schools, museums, libraries, and community galleries with the opportunity to bring curated exhibitions to their community. For more information on participating in the program, please contact Laura Durham, TEP Coordinator, at 801.533.3582. Members of the media, please call Lydia Durand, Communications Manager, at 801.236.7548.
This program is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts Washington D.C. and program funds from the Utah Arts Council.


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Don Benito Ethnographic Museum
The building that houses this museum of customs is a manor house that belonged to the Count of Campos de Orellana
Classic Automobile Museum
The Don Benito Automobile Museum exhibits cars, tractors and lorries, some of which are over 100 years old.
Medellín Beach
As the Guadiana river passes through the town of Medellín, there is a natural bathing area, equipped to ensure a pleasant day of recreation.
Entrerríos Beach - Zújar River
A natural bathing area that has been created as the Zújar river passes through Entrerríos. The beach has a lawn area and all kinds of recreation facilities.
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Visiting ruins at Medellín is like returning to the glorious Roman past of the antique city Metellinum.
Castle of La Encomienda
Constructed on the ruins of the Muslim castle of Mojáfar, this fortress in the province of Badajoz was the administrative centre of the command of Lares in the 13th century.
Medellín Castle
Although its recent past is Christian, the origin of the Medellín Castle is Moslem, which can clearly be seen in the structure of this fortress which has been declared a cultural heritage site.
Parish Church of Santiago
The town of Don Benito in Badajoz has a parish church with the dimensions of a cathedral which reminds us of its powerful past.
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Date: June 2, 2011 5:30 - 8:30pm
Location: Adobe - East Tower - Park Room, 345 Park Avenue, San Jose , CA 95110
Join the Silicon Valley AMA, Adobe, Intuit, Altimeter Group and Zuberance on the evening of June 2nd for an interactive panel event discussion on "The Next Step in Social: Beyond Listening & Engagement."
With few notable exceptions, like Dell Computer generating millions of sales via Twitter, companies have yet to figure out how to generate leads and sales from social media. Sure you might have a Facebook fan page or a Twitter handle, but has it yielded positive ROI?
In this panel discussion, attendees will learn:
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About the Speakers
Maria Poveromo, Director – Social Media, Adobe Systems
As Director, Social Media for Adobe Systems, Inc., Maria leads Adobe's Global Marketing Social Media program. Her team established the organizational framework and strategic direction for social media activities across Adobe. Her team's charter includes social media governance, training, measurement guidance, crisis management support and strategic council for groups across the company. She directs a cross-functional social media council to foster knowledge sharing across groups and manage Adobe's customer facing corporate properties, including the Adobe blog, Adobe Twitter account and Adobe Facebook page. Follow Maria on Twitter at http://twitter.com/mariapoveromo.
Susan Etlinger, Consultant, Altimeter Group
Susan Etlinger is an analyst at Altimeter Group, where she works with Global 2000 clients and growth companies to develop measurable social strategies that support their business objectives. Susan has a diverse background in marketing and strategic planning for both corporations and agencies. She's a frequent speaker on social analytics, as well as social and mobile commerce, and has been quoted in dozens of media outlets including Fast Company, The BBC, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek. Find her on Twitter at @setlinger.
Laura Messerschmitt, Senior Marketing Manager, Intuit
Laura Messerschmitt is a Senior Marketing Manager at Intuit. Her favorite part of the job is visiting small businesses to learn about what's helping them succeed. Laura has traveled to over 75 countries. She loves spending time with her family, reading, and racing dragon boats. You can read her insights on Intuit's small business blog here: http://blog.intuit.com/author/lmesserschmitt/
Rob Fuggetta, Founder & CEO, Zuberance
Rob Fuggetta is the driving force behind Zuberance's vision and strategy. After over 20 years in Silicon Valley, Fuggetta founded Zuberance in February 2007 because he saw a major opportunity for companies to harness the power of Word of Mouth and the Social Web to drive sales. You can read his thoughts on Social Media ROI, Word of Mouth Marketing and Brand Advocacy here: http://blog.zuberance.com/author/rob-fuggetta/, or follow Zuberance on Twitter at http://twitter.com/zuberance.
Moderator - Chris Arens, Influencer & Author
Usually, when someone says "that guy wrote the book on advertising," it's just flattery. When they say it about Chris, it's an observation: "Contemporary Advertising," which Chris co-authors, is one of the leading college-level Advertising texts. It just published its 13th edition. In addition to his theoretical know-how, Chris brings more than 13 years of practical agency and marketing experience to the table. He served as a VP/Digital Strategy at DraftFCB; VP of Integrated Media at Carat; and Media Director at Freestyle Interactive. Clients Motorola, RadioShack, Amazon.com, Electronic Arts, EarthLink, AT&T, Taco Bell, Levi's, MLB.com, AAA, Microsoft, Avaya, Progressive insurance and more. He is also been a successful entrepreneur. In 2006, Chris helped start a mobile advertising ad network called Ad Infuse, helping raise close to $20 million. Chris continues to advise digital media start-ups. He is also an active leader in the digital advertising community, and frequently speaks at industry events. You can follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/christianarens.
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Interview with Cody McCabe: Director of International at College of the Desert
We spoke to Director of International Education Programme at College of the Desert (CoD), Cody McCabe about his favourite parts of working with international students and find out more about the process of applying to study abroad in the US.
If you were to sum up your job role in one sentence, what would it be?
My role is to ensure the success of College of the Desert's international applicants, students, and recent graduates.
How many people work within your department?
Our International Education Program has five excellent professional staff members and four talented student workers.
Can you describe your typical day working in the international office at College of the Desert?
A typical day in the office is usually 11-12 hours of meetings with students, faculty, and staff combined with over 100 emails, about a dozen phone calls, and work on several projects related to enrolling and supporting international students at COD. Many days of the year are spent overseas meeting with potential students, parents, counselors, advisors, and agents.
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May this year be the year you stop wishing and start doing ~
Welcome to Lyd on Life
It's new years morning. I'm still a little drunk and feeling real brave. Let's do this!
But before I go in on my 2017 goals, let me start off by saying sorry for the lengthiness of this post. Like I said I was hungover, bloated and suffering from liquor ambition. 01 Jan 2017. Who wouldn't be excited for the new year? With so many things to be thankful for in 2016 and even more things to be hopeful for in 2017, I had a little bit of a goal overflow.
I'll be honest I didn't do much to bring in the new year. We drank, played card games, ate junk food and talked about the future. Guess you could say I had time to do this post.
Below are my 2017 goals as set by my slightly hungover self. Here we go…
Organise my life:
I picked up this new hobby called blogging last year yet found myself struggling to find time to work on it. Working full time plus making time for other things proved to be harder than I thought. I spent the last half of 2016 saying "I have to make a schedule for myself" and I never did. Better late than never I say.
Here's a rough idea of my 2017 schedule…
Monday – Friday
- Spend a maximum of 1 hour getting ready for work
- Working hours are 9am – 5pm
- Make notes for a blog post whilst travelling to and from work
- Spend 2 hours a day writing, editing or promoting a blog post
- Spend 1 hour replying to emails, comments or tweets
- Spend 15 minutes practising the piano
Saturday & Sunday
- Spend 2 hours doing house work
- Spend 1 hour practising the piano
- Church
- Spend 2 hours with me, myself and I
- Spend time with friends and Family time
Focus more on my Blog:
By the end of the year I want to…
- Increase traffic using 1 social media
- Master and utilise 1 social media platform
- Have 1000 followers by the end of 2017
Develop as a
person Woman:
By the end of the year I want to…
- Saving – Set aside 40% of all income into a savings account.
- Cooking – Learn to cook at least 2 different Kenyan dishes.
- Travelling– Go to at least 2 other countries.
- Exercising – Get a flat stomach by the end of the year.
- Piano – Confidently play the piano at church during the service
- Work – Get a healthy pay rise and job promotion
- Hair – Grow my hair to bra strap length, think and healthy
- Beauty – Feel confident going out with or without make-up
- Faith – Strengthen my relationship with God
- Patience – Leave everything to God and trust his timing
And that's it, that's all I have so far. Think it's good enough for now, right?
Whether I reach these goals or not, life happens. I believe that having focus on what happens to your life helps you get closer to the life you want. Setting goals gives you long-term vision and short-term motivation. So here's to 2017 and if you've stuck around till the end of the post, here's to us! Bring on 2017!
Your turn…
Have you actively identified your goals for 2017? What are some of the things you hope to achieve by this time 2018
Get in touch, tweet me @lydonlifeblog or share your experiences and tips with everybody in the comments.
Till next time.
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Few creatures are more amazing or mysterious than the North American monarch. The majestic butterfly is a traveling trouper, flying great distances on paper-thin wings resembling stained glass to reach a resting place that is being threatened by logging.
From late August through October, millions of Eastern U.S. monarchs summering as far north as Canada head for the same southern spot -- a stand of fir trees in the mountains of central Mexico. For some, it's a flight of up to 2,500 miles. There, the orange-and-black beauties flutter to rest on the firs until spring, when the return trip beckons.


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Interview by Liv Linn
Kimber Thomas is a native of Jackson, Mississippi. She received her
bachelor's degree in English from Alcorn State University and her
master's degree in Afro-American Studies from UCLA. She previously
worked as an oral historian for Jackson State University's Margaret
Walker Center and for the Southern Foodways Alliance. This past
summer, Kimber completed a research project in Mound Bayou, MS, with the Historic Black Towns and Settlements Alliance. Currently, she serves as a field scholar for the Southern Oral History Program at UNC.
Liv Linn: What work were you doing in Mound Bayou?
Kimber Thomas: This summer, three Robertson scholars and I conducted a research project on the founders and early settlers of Mound Bayou, which is a historic black town located in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. We wanted to find out where Mound Bayou's early settlers came from, where they lived, worked, and worshipped once they arrived in Mound Bayou, and above all, what their roles were in helping Mound Bayou become of the most prosperous all-black towns in the nation.
Through archival research, which included searching the town's archives for maps, ordinance books, and obituaries, and genealogical research, which included searching Ancestry.com and the records of the U.S. Freedmen's Bureau, the students and I uncovered a wealth of information about 50 of Mound Bayou's earliest residents.
LL: What drew you there, and what do you think is important about it—the town and/or your work?
KT: One of my most inspiring undergraduate professors was born and raised in Mound Bayou, and I have always admired her pride for the place she called home. When the opportunity came up, I jumped on it because I knew it would allow me to experience Mound Bayou in all of its fullness. I think it's extremely important to preserve the history and heritage of Mound Bayou, which is so rich and important, for future generations.
LL: Tell me more about your work with black material culture. What is material culture, and why are you interested in it?
KT: My own work focuses on the materiality of black life in the American South. I've always been so intrigued by the ways black people "makedo" with what they have in order to create new worlds for themselves. My dissertation will pair oral history with material objects to explore this further. I'm really, really excited about it.
LL: What do you like about oral history? Can you talk about a memorable interview/story you've collected?
KT: I've just always enjoyed talking to people and listening to their stories. Growing up in Mississippi, that was the way people talked to you—through stories. My mother and my aunts —and my daddy too—are the best storytellers I know, and I try to channel their voices sometimes when I'm writing or working on creative projects. My most memorable oral history was with my grandmother earlier this year. It was so amazing to hear and see her tell her life story to me, and I feel so much closer to her after that interview.
LL: What projects are you currently working on?
KT: I'm currently working on a short essay about tea cakes for my "Writing Material Culture" seminar. Back in the day, black women in Mississippi would call tea cakes and fried bologna "the black man's steak and gravy." I've taken this idea and just run with it. The essay is written in the form of a love story; it's about food, race, power, and relationships in the American South.
LL: Who were some of your role models growing up, or who has most impacted your academics and career?
KT: My first grade teacher, Imelda Brown, was one of the first people to introduce me to southern black culture. On Fridays, she would turn on James Brown or the Temptations in the classroom and let all of the students dance. I remember one day, she taught us all how to do the "mashed potato" and the twist. She also told me when I was 6 years old that I would be a writer. Her words have stayed with me throughout this journey.
I've had several other teachers like her, but my other big role model is my mom. I've always admired the way that she handles things, and the way that she treats people. She raised my sister and I to be proud, and she also kept black culture around us a lot. We had a lot of art and films around the house growing up, and we often had dance-offs to this song by Junior Walker and the All-Stars called "Cleo's Mood." She and my teachers have most impacted my academic and professional work.
LL: What's an achievement of yours of which you are most proud?
KT: Graduating summa cum laude from the best HBCU in the land, Alcorn State University! And being an auntie, too! (Although my niece is actually not my achievement!) Her name is Kaisen and she's one. She loves chicken and grapefruit and we share kisses on FaceTime—a minimum of—twice a day


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There is oil in the water, disaster in the air. What are we going to do about it? Why can't they stop it? I feel horribly responsible. I'm so sorry Earth Mother. I'm so sorry Earth Mother. These are all the words I can find. We have wounded her and now don't know how to stop the bleeding.
I see nothing about the approaching oil in the local papers. I do not hear the voices of our leaders LEADING us, as they are especially mandated to do in times like this. What plans for disaster preparedness are in place? How will we clean it up when it reaches us? Doesn't the Government realize how terrified we are? What is the plan of action? We must demand to know. I am calling on local journalists to buck up and ask the questions the public looks to them to ask on its behalf, because this is their function. And every day there is no word from government regarding the disaster, the headlines in reputable papers should read, "Govt Silent as Environmental Crisis Looms." I don't give a dam at this point if Atlantis backs tax increases.
And just let me say, I will be pissed off if the first words from government or mainstream media regarding the Gulf oil disaster is to do with its impact on tourism revenue and not about action in the face of environmental crisis.
So far the Bahamian voices speaking out about the oil spill are to be heard on Facebook. But is The reEarth organization especially which is hard at work as usual, advocating for some real action from our government on our behalf. On their website they are calling Government's response "lack-luster, "shocking" and "underwhelming." They are calling for a plan and so am I.
Each and every one of us is responsible for what is happening. I use oil every day. I'm so sorry Earth Mother. I'm so sorry.


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Golfer's Guide instruction by Scott Newhouse
Is it possible to play one shot at a time? Can you do it? Let's look at a few ways we can improve our scores.
Some of us play better when we are mad and can channel this anger into focus and drive. Some of us do our best to stay positive and relaxed to let the "good golf" come out. Obviously we do not play our best every round and there are times when we need to play conservatively because certain fairways or hole locations do not fit our eye or our ball flight. It is good to have a green light red light philosophy. We are all familiar with our own personal ball flight and we need to keep our ball flight in mind when we are negotiating our way around the course. Remember, no matter what our handicap is, not every shot is going to be the "shot of the day". I'm not going to dabble into the conscious mind versus the subconscious; I will leave that up to the physiologists. But I will state that you have to reward yourself with expressions to reinforce your successes and do your best to forget the bad shots as quickly as possible.
There are truly two ways of playing your best golf; one is to play without thought. Before you know it, the round is over and your new best score has appeared on the card. Unfortunately this process can also lead to your highest round ever, so let's talk of a more practical way. Focusing on when to be aggressive, when to play conservative - and playing the game within the game.
The game within the game is the fairways, greens and two-putt method. Look forward to each challenge and know that you have prepared for it. The best advice I've ever received was from Paul Thomas, former professional at Zanesville CC near Columbus, Ohio. PT always said to play each round like it is a tournament. What he meant was to always play with the same mindset. That way, when you find yourself in the club championship or any other event, you will be comfortable with the situation. Never find yourself saying "I would have never hit that shot if I were in a tournament". Personally, I am not a very aggressive player. I love to lay up on par 5's (unless I am hitting an iron to them) because an unreachable par 5 is really a wedge par 3. By hitting two decent shots and leaving yourself a good yardage you will have a wedge in your hand to a green you cannot miss.
I also start each round with a plan, but during the round the plan has to be adaptable. If I am hitting the ball precisely where I want, every time, I may change my philosophy to become more aggressive. On the other hand, if I'm struggling to hit the ball solid and my direction is off, I will become very conservative. This may change once or many times during the round. My job as a golfer is to recognize when I have to make the change.
As silly as it may sound, it does take 4 shots to make a par on a par 4. For example, it takes an okay tee shot, an airborne iron that finds the green and a couple of putts and there you have it, PAR! It is not always bombing it off the tee to a yardage that you have not practiced. Also, most birdies are made with the putter. So put the ball in play, get it up near the green, or on it, and try to roll it in. I know most of this has been written for those that are 0-15 handicappers, but it is truly all relative. How can we turn 7 into 6? Or 6 into 5? That is the goal! Where can you save shots?
While being conservative doesn't always allow for the lowest score, it does give you the opportunity to play the game within the game. Execution will give you the round you are looking for. If you need help with your execution please see your local PGA Professional or call us at The TwinEagles Club, we all love to teach!
Don't forget to visit us at The TwinEagles Club! Our Talon course designed by Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus Jr. opened in 1999 and is the current host of the Champions Tour's Ace Group Classic which is held in February. Our newest golf course, The Eagle, opened in January 2012. The Eagle was designed by Steve Smyers and is the current site for the LPGA Tour's CME Group Titleholders Championship scheduled for November 15th. Call us at 239.352.2121 for more information.
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Residents of small assisted living communities are more likely to be younger than 65 and have a developmental disability or mental illness than those in a large community, according to newly published research.
Implementing Olmstead, one decade at a timeAugust 26, 2013
I first began attending American Health Care Association shows in the 1990s. They tended to be lively events, but not for reasons that had much to do with educational sessions, networking or the goodies being distributed in the expo halls.
Judge closes book on lawsuit involving nursing home residents with intellectual, developmental disabilitiesMay 10, 2013
A U.S. District Court judge has brought a definitive end to a large, long-running class action case involving nursing home residents with developmental and intellectual disabilities.
Developmental disabilities services providers get their say on Capitol HillMarch 01, 2013
The America Health Care Association will host its annual Developmental Disabilities Providers Congressional fly-in event Wednesday in the nation's capital. In the morning, healthcare providers serving this population will hear from top guest speakers and also receive an overview of current legislative issues facing them. Visits to legislators are on tap for the afternoon. These are special opportunities to meet with lawmakers, and their key staff members, who can impact policy for DD residents and caregivers.


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To clearly express my feeling for life with photographic beauty, present objectively the texture, rhythm, form in nature, without subterfuge or evasion in technique or spirit, to record the quintessence of the object or element before my lens, rather than an interpretation, a superficial phase, or passing mood-this is my way in photography. It is not an easy way.
So wrote Edward Weston in 1927. In the spring of 1906, the twenty-year old Weston went to Tropico (now Glendale), California to visit his sister for two months, but he remained in California for more than thirty years. After two brief apprenticeships, Weston established his own photographic business, "The Little Studio," in Tropico in 1911.
In 1922 on a visit East, Weston met Alfred Stieglitz and toured New York museums, after which Weston wrote that "I was ripe to change, was changing, yes changed when I went to New York." The following year Weston went to Mexico, accompanied by Tina Modotti. In 1926 he returned to California permanently, later settling in Carmel. In 1937 Weston became the first photographer to receive a Guggenheim Foundation artist's fellowship. Along with Imogen Cunningham and Ansel Adams, Weston was a founding member of Group f/64, which advocated unmanipulated, sharp-focus photography.


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The National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute, a newly launched program based in Youngstown, has the potential to create 7,200 jobs and help cement the Tech Belt's position as a manufacturing hub.
Pilot Program in Youngstown to Help Spur Manufacturing in Region and Beyond
NASA Glenn Research Center Navigates the "TwitterSphere"
Recently, Cleveland Plus and its Social Media Advisory Committee were granted an inside look at NASA Glenn Research Center, enabling them to see first-hand the extraordinary innovations taking place at a world-class facility.
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Nothing keeps kids learning like reading. Install a love for words in your children and keep their brains active with these summer reading programs
Public Libraries
Check out the public library in your area for their summer reading clubs. Most have them, and some even have adult reading programs.
University Bookstore
If you're Pre-k through 8th grade, you can make your summer reading ROCK this year. Join our Summer Reading Rocks program and every book you finish from now until the end of August counts toward a coupon for purchases from Kids Books AND some COOL FREE STUFF. Ask a staff member how to sign up, pick up your All Access Book Pass, and get to it! You'll be a rock star reader in no time.
Barnes and Noble Summer Reading Program 2017
Your child can earn a free book by participating in the summer reading challenge with Barnes & Noble. Simple follow the steps to enroll, complete the reading journal and then choose your free book.
Half Price Books Summer Reading Program 2017
Half Price Books gives out free gift cards to kids who read books this summer. When kids read for 300 minutes during both June and July, they'll get a free $5 gift card per month to Half Price Books
Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge 2017
Scholastic has a summer reading challenge where kids read and then go online to record the minutes they've read this summer. They'll also be able to take weekly challenges to earn rewards.
Sylvan's Book Adventure Reading Program 2017
Sylvan's reading program called Book Adventure encourages children to read books and then take online quizzes over the books to earn points. These points can then be redeemed for prizes like books, magazine subscriptions, tattoos, candy, CD's, and games.
Chuck E. Cheese Reading Rewards 2017
Chuck E. Cheese has a summer reading program where kids can earn free 10 Chuck E. Cheese tokens for reading each day for 2 weeks.
Sync Summer Reading Program for Teens
Sync has a summer reading program just for teens that will get them two free audio books each week this summer. Each week there will be a current young adult book as well as a classic title that teens will be able to download for free through the OverDrive app.
Pizza Hut Book It Program
Since 1984, the Pizza Hut BOOK IT! Program has been dedicated to the mindset that, to make a difference, you really have to Read Your Heart Out.
Junie B Jones Reading Club
Sign up and get a FREE starter Kit that includes a copy of Junie B Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus, Activity sheets and a membership ID card while supplies last.
TD Bank Summer Reading Program
This is an exciting reading program with TD Bank. If your child participates, they can receive $10 in their savings account. You do need to be an account holder, but you could open a new account. What a fun way to teach your child about reading and savings!
H-E-Buddy Summer Reading Club (Texas Only)
The H‑E‑Buddy Summer Reading Club is intended solely for children who are residents of Texas and between the ages of 3‑12. Complete the summer reading log and you'll get a free t-shirt from HEB.


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St. Bede's Boys and Girls Basketball has won several championships. In keeping with the tradition held in St. Bede's, Division and Region 19 Championship Jackets and Banners are colored Green. St. Bede's Boys and Girls Basketball is still searching for the elusive first Archdiocesan (aka City) Championship. When a St. Bede's Basketball team wins an Archdiocesan Championship, the Jackets and Banners will be colored white.
St. Bede's Parish Basketball banners were last updated on 16 October 2015.
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Michael Grab is a 28-years old American artist working in the genre of land art. Michael specializes in creating of incredible sculptures from stones. Michael knows a lot about "stones balancingâ€. His latest collection of sculptures he was doing in the area of Boulder, Colorado. Grab believes that the process of creating these stones sculptures has both spiritual and healing properties. "As far as I know, many cultures from across the globe have practiced the art of balancing rocks for several centuries, if not longer. Rocks are among the oldest of primitive tools. In balance, their purposes range from marking human presence to giving thanks to meditative nature art†Take a look!
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Formed in 1934, William Hill is not only one of the oldest bookmakers in the world, but also one of the biggest. Quick nerd stat alert; since the company started publicly trading on the stock market in August 2013, they were listed as having a market capitalisation of over £4billion! Staggering!
Anyway, back to what you guys need to hear. It's probably pretty likely that if you have been involved in the betting industry for any amount of time, you will be familiar with the brand, William Hill. If you haven't, then you are in the right place. Basically, since 1934 they started life as a regular high street bookmaker, like most. But since the online era has taken over, they have been able to move with the times and make their betting platform one of the most successful in the industry.
As William Hill is predominantly a UK targeted company, in that the majority of their traffic comes from the UK, it probably comes as a little surprise to hear that cricket coverage on the site is excellent. In fact, it's one of their most popular sports! Before all that though, let's show you what sort of bonus you can get.
A pretty simple betting offer has been provided by William Hill which allows all players registering a new account today to get a free bet worth up to £25. The bonus is actually based on your first wager and not the amount you deposit. So for example, you might deposit £200 into your William Hill account and place a bet of £100, but only £25 of that amount will become eligible as a free bet.
Generally, once your bet has been settled, you will find your free bet money placed into your account pretty promptly. It's worth noting that you only get 7 days from opening your account to placing your first qualifying bet for your free bet. This must be done at odds of 1/2 (1.5) or greater.
'All about cricket'
Just taking a few minutes to browse around the William Hill cricket betting section will instantly cement any doubts as to why they have become one of the biggest bookmakers in the world. It's just packed with not only markets but also betting features, which is generally an aspect that sets one bookmaker apart from another.
As you would expect, the range of markets on offer for the sport is pretty much second to none. They include all Test Matches, One Day Internationals, World Cup, Indian Premier League, County Championship, domestic Twenty20 competitions, Asia Cup, The Ashes and loads more. The number will range depending on what's taking place at the time in which you are on the site, but you can be assured that pretty much all competitions will be covered.
Diving into each market type it's always nice to see a good range of betting options to choose from. These include match bets, draw no bet, 1st innings totals, leads, top batsmen, top bowler, opening partnerships and loads more. In fact, the current Test Match between Australia and South Africa includes over 20 markets and that's before a ball has even been bowled.
Whilst it's important to have all the information above, we pretty much take all this for a given. After all, they are one of the biggest bookmakers in the world, so all this should be there as a bare minimum. What we really look for with these bigger brands is how they go the extra yard in transforming their cricket sections from good, to great!
One of the ways in which William Hill has gone about doing this is by adapting their live betting section. Live betting in cricket is actually a pretty underused tool for most punters in our opinion, but William Hill has tried to make it more appealing. After clicking on the game you will be taken to all the live markets, but not only that you will be greeted with an interactive scoreboard. This keeps you bang up to date with the current score, the over, events from previous ball and information on how each bowler is bowling. This is great for two reasons; one it allows you to bet live whilst not actually watching the game and two, you can simply keep right up to date with the scores, even if you aren't betting.
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We realise that we are about to again state that William Hill are one of the biggest bookmakers in the world, but we just want to outline that, especially for this section. There is no way that anyone can become such an influential player within the gambling industry without having a massively comprehensive back catalogue of sports to bet on. We aren't going to harp on too much about that here, but only to say that if there is a sport that William Hill doesn't cover, then it hasn't been invented yet!
It's been clear that William Hill have paid a lot of attention to their cricket betting markets over the last few years. We've definitely seen them develop and now they can boast that they are as well-equipped as many bookmaker in this field.
One downside to the site, and this will likely be more personal than anything, is that the design just does not feel as clean as it could be. Often it's hard to read the markets and even then decipher between the small black text and large chunks of white background. As we say, this will be personal but it's actually one of the reasons as to why we don't use this bookmaker as much as others.


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Shodhanam karma vijneyam dravyadosha nivaranam
शोधनम् कर्म विज्नेयं द्रव्यदोषनिवारणम्।
The process which eliminates the blemishes is called shodhana.
According to Ayurved Aushudikaran (Part I, Dhamankar–Puranik, Dhootpapeshwar Publication, 2nd edition, Page No.103) Shodhana means separation of unwanted materials, removal of blemishes, and enhancing the inherent therapeutic properties.
Types of shodhana:
1. Samanya shodhana
2. Vishesha shodhana
Samanya shodhana:
The common method used to purify a group of drugs is known as Samanya shodhana. This process eliminates general impurities of metals and minerals and converts them into powder which is essential for further process.
Ex: Samanya shodhana of dhatus by repeatedly quenching in various liquid media,viz Taila,Takra,Gomutra,Kanjji,Kulatha Kwatha.
Vishesha shodhana:
It is done specifically for a particular drug with the view of purifying it with the help of particular or specific shodhana material as well as procedure.
Ex: Swedana of Haratala in kushmanda Swarasa by Dolayantra method.
Various methods of shodhana are mentioned in Rasa classics. Viz Swedana, Bhavana, Nirvapa, Dhalana, Bharjana etc.
Different types of yantras are mentioned in the Rasa classics for the different shodhana procedures. Viz Dolayantra, Khalva Yantra, Urdhwapatana yantra, Sharava, Darvi etc.
Shodhana depends upon :
With the help of shodhana we can achieve the following objectives
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Wisconsin Communities Wrap Up Naloxone Training Programs
March 12, 2014
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A recent analysis by the national group Trust for America's Health showed only 17 states and Washington, D.C. have so called "rescue drug" laws. The same number has "Good Samaritan" laws.
Wisconsin lawmakers recently passed a law providing immunity from drug possession for those assisting overdose victims.
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