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A health board that failed to act following the results of a blood test from a woman who died of pulmonary embolism may have been able to prevent her death, a damning report has found.
The Public Services Ombudsman for Wales has criticised the care given to the woman, named as Mrs Y, by Cwm Taf Health Board following her admission to the Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Llantrisant, in May 2010.
Mrs Y was admitted to A&E after becoming severely breathless and was gasping for breath. Routine tests were taken and she was later discharged and asked to return to the medical day unit the following day.
On her return to the unit on Friday, May 14, blood tests were taken but despite results showing that she may have had thrombosis, she was sent home, where two days later, she collapsed and died.
The principal cause of death was identified as pulmonary embolism – a blood clot in the artery which transports blood from the heart to the lungs.
Mrs Y's daughter, Mrs J, complained to the Ombudsman that the clinicians treating her mother failed to take timely and appropriate action in response to the blood test result which indicated thrombosis.
During an investigation, the Ombudsman found that the blood test results had been viewed by a nurse before Mrs Y's discharge but they did not appear to have been considered by the doctor who made the decision to send her home or Mrs Y's consultant.
A consultant reviewed Mrs Y's case on Monday 17 May and arrangements were to be made for her urgent return to the unit for a CT scan to investigate possible pulmonary embolism but a phone call to Mrs J found that Mrs Y had died the previous day.
Elizabeth Thomas, director of investigations, criticised the Health Board for the lack of communication between staff and expressed serious concerns about the delays in recognising the possibility that Mrs Y had thromboembolism.
She said: "The Ombudsman concluded that the failure to consider and act upon the positive blood test result before making the decision to send Mrs Y home fell below an acceptable standard of care.
"I have concluded that the Health Board failed to consider and act upon Mrs Y's test result before her discharge. This failing gave rise to a missed opportunity to make a diagnosis, conduct further investigations and treat her condition.
"While accepting that there is rarely certainty in such matters, on balance such action may have prevented her sad death. I have no doubt that this uncertainty will always prey on the minds of Mrs Y's close family and to me constitutes an enduring injustice to them."
The Ombudsman recommended that the Health Board provide explanations and an apology to Mrs J and her family in addition to a redress payment of £5,000.
Further recommendations were made for the Health Board to review communication arrangements in the Medical Day Unit and provide retraining to the consultant and all staff in the Unit for investigating, diagnosing and treating venous thromboembolism.
Cwm Taf Health Board said they accepted the report's findings and were taking steps to implements the Ombudsman's recommendations.
Chief executive Allison Williams, said: "We reiterate our sincerest sympathies to Mrs Y's family following her death in May 2010, and apologise for the distress caused as a result of the failings identified within the report.
"We accept the Public Services Ombudsman's findings in respect of this case and work is ongoing within the health board to address the report's recommendations."


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Generic Name: eteplirsen (e TEP lir sen)
Brand Name: Exondys 51
What is eteplirsen?
Eteplirsen works by helping the body produce a protein called dystrophin. Dystrophin is a protein that helps stabilize the structure of muscle tissue and is necessary for proper muscle development and function. Without dystrophin, muscle fibers can become weak and easily damaged. This can affect voluntary movement such as walking.
Children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy have a mutation of a gene that would normally cause the body to produce dystrophin.
Eteplirsen is used in children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). Eteplirsen is not a cure for DMD, but this medicine may lessen muscle weakness and muscle wasting caused by this disease.
Eteplirsen was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on an "accelerated" basis. In clinical studies, some children responded to this medicine. However, further studies are needed to determine if eteplirsen is generally effective in treating DMD.
Eteplirsen may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
Important Information
Before your child receives eteplirsen, tell the doctor about all your child's medical conditions or allergies, and all the medicines the child uses.
Before taking this medicine
Tell your child's doctor if any prior eteplirsen injections caused a severe allergic reaction in your child.
Before your child receives eteplirsen, tell the doctor about all your child's medical conditions or allergies, and all the medicines the child uses.
Although eteplirsen has been used mainly in children, it is not known whether this medicine could be harmful if used during pregnancy or while nursing.
How is eteplirsen given?
Eteplirsen is injected into a vein through an IV. A healthcare provider will give your child this injection.
To make the injection more comfortable, a numbing medicine may be applied to the skin area where the IV needle will be placed.
Eteplirsen is given once per week. This medicine must be injected slowly, and the infusion can take up to 1 hour to complete.
Tell your doctor if your child has any changes in weight. Eteplirsen doses are based on weight, and any changes may affect the dose.
What happens if I miss a dose?
Call your child's doctor for instructions if you miss an appointment for your child's eteplirsen injection.
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Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.
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Follow your doctor's instructions about any restrictions on food, beverages, or activity.
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This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Usual Adult Dose for Muscular Dystrophy:
30 mg/kg IV over 35 to 60 minutes once a week
-Administer missed doses as soon as possible after the scheduled time.
Use: For the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) in patients who have a confirmed mutation of the DMD gene that is amenable to exon 51 skipping
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30 mg/kg IV over 35 to 60 minutes once a week
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Twisted Dreams has recently reformed and are looking for players!
We're not just a random group of people, but a team. Are you a team player, one who aims at fun raiding with reasonable progression in mind, but while keeping a relaxed atmosphere?
Then keep reading, we might be the guild for you.
What Twisted Dreams has to offer you
There will always be raids going on at the set times. We have sign ups via in game calendar to assure this.
A community. We're not a glorified pug , but a close team. There's Teamspeak for everything from bg's, to raids, to 5 mans.
A place for alts. Get as many in the guild as you wish.
Fair loot We raid using EPGP. Loot goes to those who need and use it the most. No rolls or set orders.
Free supplies! Flasks, food, repairs for the raids are provided by the guild for free for ALL members, all raiding nights.
What we expect from you
Attendance We're a raiding guild with a flexible raiding time scale being 4 nights a week, at least 2 of these should be attended in order to maintain a full member rank.
Maturity We expect everyone to uphold the guild's good name. Frequent /trade trolls, excessive insulting or being unable to listen to officers isn't welcomed.
Be reliable We're well organized during a raid, but constant disconnects and afk'ing during a raid will not make you through the trial period.
Knowledge Raiding means knowing how to use the character(s) you bring to the fullest, and how to use them on each encounter.
Don't be a stranger! Get to know people a little and you'll find this a much more enjoyable guild than any other. Being on Teamspeak during a raid is required. However, using a mic is optional.
Starting times indicate the first pull. You should be online 15 minutes up front. Signing for raids goes through the in game calender.
Raid Times
Tuesday 20:00-23:00
Thursday 20:00- 23:00
Friday 20:00- 23:30
Saturday 20:00- 23:30
all raids are in server time
Concerning cross realm / cross faction applications:
We take cross realm and cross faction applicants as well. feel free to create a lvl 1 character if you want to talk to an officer in game. You can check out who these are with our armory roster, or simply whisper any member in game and ask for officer.(Groups of friends welcome)


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yes actually thinking about getting both now
Hell yes. I was in anyway. There was better features the original way. I didn't feel restricted anyway. I support developers and the ideas to protect them. We call Microsoft greedy blame them for doing the developers ask and then cheap out on games that were created for us by borrowing and trading. Then go on to say how greedy Microsoft is what the hell. We get the cake eat it too then shove the rest of it in the gaming industry faces. We are blinded to the other side and why developers wanted this in the first place. Digital will happen and both consoles will have to implement these restrictions at some point. But this digital era will out way the restrictions. Microsoft was about to get the jump on it. Later on this would of helped. But it's clear they were taking a risk of unpopularizing the xbox one to far in the mean time. Most of it was cuss of miss undertstanding off how the world works and what the options advantages would be cuss my are to young to understand lazy to reading to in, or are just stupid. Also ppl that don't have good enough morals to acknowledge it rips companies off. To bad the start of the new revolution to a better gaming industry it being delaid. This was a chance to have less distribution cost lower prices for gamers. Lower cost for companies means eventual lower cost gamers it's being delaid though so thanks guys.
I had no problem before all the whiners made them back peddle. Cloud library, 10 family member sharing, and one gold needed per console. Pfffft!! Gone! And the naysayers never wanted one anyway. Just didnt want other people getting something they couldnt afford or something. People forget the original xbox banned dial up playing. All up in arms over that one too. - I usually dont post but....... dang
Yes, I was irritated by them but I would have bought one anyways. I am a hopeless rube that has to have every last system. I will purchase the PS4 first however. Microsoft admitted they were wrong. I guess we have to give them credit for that. They irritated a complete community and they have some work to do.
The problem is what it does to general licensing of anything we buy in the future. Now when we buy a car when we go to sell it does GM or Chrysler get a piece of that now too? That is the line that is crossed with this BS about not allowing used games and it hurting manufacturers. Every other industry gives you the license when you buy the product and video games should be no different in my opinion.
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Posh, Becks stand to lose PS2m on Madrid mansionOctober 12th, 2008 - 6:07 pm ICT by ANI
London, Oct 12 (ANI): English pop singer Victoria and her football hubby David Beckham have been hit by the global credit crunch, and they are unable to sell off their Madrid mansion.
The couples five-bedroom villa, which Victoria, 34, dubbed as the Casa Beckham, has been up for sale for 17 months, and there has not been a buyer interested in buying the 5million pounds mansion.
Both have been told that if they wish to sell the house, in the millionaires suburb of La Moraleja, which they had bought for 4.5million pounds in May 2005, they would have to lower the price.
The Becks had spent an extra 500,000 pounds refurbishing it, but now with the market being down, they are selling it off at 3million pounds, setting them 2million pounds short.
The house is incredible but the market is in a terrible state right now and the Beckhams have had no offers. A few people have viewed it but prices are plummeting, the Daily Star quoted a source at the estate agent selling the property as saying.
Theyre going to have to take a lot less than the original price to have a realistic chance of selling the house.
Its a magnificent place with lots of charm, beautifully and tastefully decorated.
But even the super-rich have been hit hard by the credit crunch, the source added. (ANI)
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"Leadership is a potent combination of strategy and character. But if you must be without one, be without the strategy."
– General H. Norman Schwarzkopf
My head hurts.
It's not a virus; I'm actually getting a decent amount of sleep in my week off.
No, my head is suffering from an affliction called TMI (Too Much Information). Ever had it? It comes when your brain is trying to decipher a wealth of facts, statistics, formations, game notes, player tendencies, and tons of other minutia that may play a role in Sunday's final.
In the last 36 hours, I've watched the U.S.-France game twice, the Brazil match once, and pieces of their group stage games. I've looked at Japan's last two games, glaring at the television for one little piece of information that might be the difference between the two sides.
But here's the thing: at this point in the tournament, if I've done that much homework, you know the teams have.
How prepared was Japan for this World Cup? In the opening game against New Zealand, despite a size disadvantage, Japan kept playing corner kicks past the goal to the other side of the six. Seemed strange, but if you looked closer at the way New Zealand zonally marked the corners, there was no one in that spot. They didn't score off it, but they came close a couple of times.
You add the fact that these two teams played twice in friendlies in May, and there's not much they don't know about each other.
Let me rephrase, there's nothing Japan and the United States don't know about each other at this point.
(More proof, this Janet Rayfield scouting report on the two Japan friendlies is brilliant. Very little has changed, and even includes caps: "LEAVES THEM VULNERABLE TO COUNTER")
And so, although I'll go over the tactics here and you'll hear things like "Japan must stop Abby Wambach", but it's not like Japan doesn't know that, and you can be darned sure they're working on it as you read this.
But it's not that easy, folks. A perfect ball at a perfect time in a perfect spot, or just a moment of sheer brilliance, could spell the difference between winning and losing.
And, as much as it's cliched, so will that little bit of experience, little bit of confidence, little bit of intangible that may be the difference.
Here are the 10 things to look for in Sunday's final (2:45 p.m. kickoff, ESPN):
1) Fitness won't be as much of a factor
Japan was running just as hard in the 90th minute against Sweden as they were in the first minute, looked stronger physically than Germany did in extra time in the quarterfinals (scoring the winning goal, obviously), and in a final, it's hard to see overall fitness being a reason to choose one team or the other. But you never know.
2) Japan will have more of the ball
Please don't be surprised, or overstate the impact it will have on the game. For me (and other people believe differently), it's one of the most overrated stats in soccer. Yes, it's a little disturbing from a development standpoint, but I don't think it will play a big factor in this game.
The questions will be: Can Japan get proper service to create scoring opportunities (or draw fouls to get set pieces)? And can they keep from giving away the ball under American pressure that will open them up to counters (as Sweden scored the first goal)?
They did so by playing a perfect game against Germany. If they can do it again, they have a good chance of winning the Cup.
But it will be very, very difficult to catch lightning in a bottle twice.
3) Will the U.S. sit back as Sweden did or try to force the issue from the opening kickoff?
Sweden's strategy in the semifinals was to sit back and concede more than half the field, hoping to break on the counter.
Even though they created an early goal (off a Homare Sawa turnover), I would argue it didn't work. Japan was extremely comfortable, Sweden was obviously not, so I think the U.S. will try to press through Amy Rodriguez and their center mids (Carli Lloyd and Shannon Boxx).
4) Yes, Amy Rodriguez could be a big factor here
If you took a poll of American (and probably non-American) fans, Alex Morgan would get the start Sunday over Amy Rodriguez. While – on the loyalty factor of Pia Sundhage alone – I would be shocked if that happened, Rodriguez could be much more useful in this match than you might think.
First, she can run around for 50-60 minutes and try to chase the Japanese before Morgan comes on.
But, although her confidence can't be too high right now, Rodriguez has scored in the last three U.S.-Japan matches.
One of Sundhage's biggest strengths is the confidence she instills in her team, and it has paid off when she stuck with Shannon Boxx and Carli Lloyd, and showed no hesitation in inserting Becky Sauerbrunn when Rachel Buehler was suspended. Similar loyalty to Rodriguez could pay big dividends here.
5) Watch the way Japan gets numbers into the attack
Norio Sasaki made a slight switch in the semifinal, pacing Nahomi Kawasumi (#9 on the Rayfield scouting report) for Yuki Nagasato, who started in the group stage and against Germany.
It seemed like a great move, while Japan lines up in a 4-4-2, Kozue Ando (#7) drops into the midfield to receive the ball a lot, which could give the Americans trouble, that's the same spot Louisa Necib found all her space in the semifinal, and Japan might be a little more clinical going forward.
Watch how many people break if Ando gets the ball, particularly the outside backs, Aya Sameshima (#15 with the caps in the scouting report) and Yukari Kinga (#2) on the right. The ball inevitably goes wide to one of those two and Japan fills the box with plenty of numbers.
But, yes, that does leave them open to counters.
6) A 4-4-2 against a 4-4-2
I pretty much went over the differences in No. 5 here, at least as far as Japan was concerned.
For the United States, when Lloyd was subbed out for Rapinoe and Lauren Cheney went central, it turned the U.S. into a diamond in the middle, but it was hard to tell if that was intentional or it was more Cheney just naturally stayed higher. It looked like Cheney was trying to catch herself a couple of times to get deeper, but her instincts wanted to get forward.
More than the formation, it was the energy of Rapinoe and Morgan that changed the game, and for those that want them to start, it's hard to maintain that energy over 90 minutes. I don't see Sundhage changing her starting lineup. But we'll see.
7) Ayuma Kaihori has been the second best goalkeeper in the tournament
Like the rest of her team, she has to compensate for her height, but she looks much more confident than she did in the friendlies in May, especially when it comes to crosses, and that will be the key.
Hope Solo did have a couple of shaky moments against France, the biggest coming with her feet in the second half.
I'd still take Solo, but it won't be as big a gap as it has been in the past few games for the U.S.
8) Can Japan's defense hold up?
I would say that Saki Kumagai might be the most underrated player in the tournament. You may remember her as the woman who has the strange head-wrap to start the tournament, trying to protect a recent head injury.
But as Japan's only real source of height, she has put it to good use, winning all kinds of balls with her head, and you have to think it's going to be her job (likely with some help) to mark Abby Wambach on set pieces. Good luck, Saki.
The scouting reports would seem to indicate to go at Sameshima and Kinga on the outside flanks. Both are among the best in the world attacking (both were involved in the build-up for the winning goal against Sweden), but may be vulnerable going the other way.
That may be reason for Sundhage to start Cheney in the middle for Lloyd and allow Rapinoe and O'Reilly to wreak havoc. Having Cheney creeping into the middle from her left midfield spot may open things for Kinga, too.
Something to keep an eye on, at least.
9) The set piece battle (again)
Japan and the U.S. will probably attack these differently, but both can score.
For Japan, it's Aya Miyama and her lethal free kicks. One of the dangers of conceding so much of the ball to Japan will be these situations. If Miyama gets a chance, you can almost bet on it being on frame.
Obviously, for the U.S., the threat is Wambach, but Lloyd is also good with her head, and Cheney and Boxx are pretty good secondary targets. Japan did well against Sweden and Germany, but had trouble against New Zealand
and England.
10) Japan is 0-22-3 all-time against the United States
Yes, it means virtually nothing, but that is a woeful record, isn't it? And it shows just how dominant the U.S. has been in the last couple of decades.
It may be enough to create one or two doubts if the U.S. can grab an early goal (or two).
Bibiana Steinhaus of Germany will be your referee
One of the best in the world, it was almost assured once Germany was eliminated that she would be in the middle.
Steinhaus has done second division men's games in Germany (Kari Seitz is officiating the third place game. Seitz for MLS?), and had to deal with things like this, so I'm sure she'll be fine.
This German article is also very interesting (and not all that encouraging for women's soccer).
Steinhaus reffed the U.S. 2-0 win over North Korea, but this is her first World Cup, and I thought Jenny Palmqvist of Sweden would be a better choice, but we shall see.
Prediction: United States 2-1
France vs. Sweden (11:30 a.m., Saturday, ESPN2)
Hopefully, France will put on a show, because I'm taping this game with the expressed purpose to show my high school team how to keep the ball, particularly while under pressure, so we'll see. With the pressure off, I think France wins this, but Sweden will likely play better than it did in the semifinals as well.
Prediction: France 3-2


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With 96 cars on hand, there was fast and furious racing action in all divisions! Championship night at Moler Raceway Park had an extra feel to it as the Sport Mods and Freedom 4 divisions each had a special race to makeup. The evening started out with Diamond Cut Lawn Care Dash events for non-winners in 2015 and it was Frank King taking the win for the Tarvin Auto Service Freedom 4's while Graylin Prince took the dash win in the Late Model Division.
The Tarvin Auto Service Freedom 4's were the first class to start the night. They were racing for $300 to win. Heat race winner Joey Wykoff jumped out front at the green flag of the 15-lap event with 2015 Track Champion Sean Jones in close pursuit from his fourth starting spot. Wykoff would lead until lap 10, when Jones would get around him and set sail to claim his seventh feature win of the season in his Barber Bros Automotive, Hudepohl Heating and Air, Jim Holden Financial, Mark Shinkle All Basement Waterproofing sponsored machine. Wykoff would come home in second with Kyle Tarvin, Eric Weaver, and Dustyn Fisher completing the top five spots. Fisher was also victorious in a heat race.
The Diamond Cut Lawn Care Sport Mod Division was up next and it was a backup drivier taking home the title. Spencer Watson of Blanchester was called to fill in for Daryl Phelps in the CCLS Trucking, Badfast Chassis machine and he would drive the machine to victory lane for his first victory at MRP in quite some time, leading all 15 laps of the event. Mitchell Fields Jr would put pressure on Watson but would come up just inches short at the finish line. Fields would later be DQ'd for failing to allow tech inspection on his engine moving Chris Shelton Jr to second spot with Bert Crawford, Glen Keaton, and Andy Trout completing the top five spots. Watson and Shelton were heat race winners while Andy Trout would be crowned the 2015 Track Champion.
The Late Models were up next and they put on a fantastic feature event. At the drop of the green flag, 2015 Track Champion John Whitney Jr jumped to the lead ahead of Mike Meyers. By lap three, it was Roger Ruark on the move up to second but most eyes were on last place starter Bill Sheets who arrived late to the racetrack due to engine issues and would have problems coming out for his heat race. So, at the drop of the green flag, Sheets ran his first laps at speed all night and began charging through the field towards the front. At the front, Whitney and Ruark battled hard for the top spot coming through lap traffic. A caution on lap 13 for a spinning Tom Collini would be what Sheets needed as he was up to third spot but nearly a half-lap behind. With the yellow waving, it was now a three-car battle for the win. Whitney would again get a good restart but Ruark was looking high and low for a way around as he and Sheets would trade the second spot numerous times following the restart. Sheets got past both Ruark and Whitney on lap 20 and took over the top position, setting sail for his second consecutive win . Ruark would come home in second with Whitney, Meyers, and Graylin Prince completing the top five spots.
A field of 26 Matt's Graphics UMP Modifieds were on hand and it was Patrick Alcorn, Brian Scaggs, and Dave Jameson taking heat race wins while Larry Pickelheimer Jr would take the checkers in the B-main event. At the drop of the green flag of the 20-lap feature event it was Alcorn out front but the pace would be slowed by numerous cautions early in the event. By lap five it was evident that Adam Stricker, who started 12th and was looking to claim his second st raight Modifieds championship, and Jimmy Lennex Jr., who started 17th, were the cars on the move as they had worked their way into the top five positions.
Meanwhile, the Cohen Recycling, Ashley Motorsports #1 of Ryan Morton had gotten past Alcorn and was the new leader. By lap 10, Stricker had worked his way to second spot but Morton was determined to keep his car out front and he did as the Middletown, Ohio driver led the final 15 laps to claim his first win of the 2015 race season at MRP. Stricker would come home in second spot and claim the 2015 championship over Pickelheimer. Lennex would come home in a close third spot with Scaggs, and Alcorn completing the top five positions.
The final event of the evening would see the DRC.net Crazy Compacts in action and it was Burlington, Kentucky's Justin Dalton taking the lead early in his Dalton Property Maintenance sponsored machine and holding off 2015 Track Champion Jason Borgenmenke to take the win. Jerry Gibson III would claim third spot with Willie Butler and Chris Shelton Sr completing the top five positions. Dalton and Kevin Stamper were heat race winners.
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Superfund365 (http://www.superfund365.org) is an online, data visualization application that highlights 365 Superfund sites, or the nation's worst toxic-waste sites as designated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). For a year, Superfund365 featured a site a day, displaying public data such as present contaminants, responsible parties, regional demographics and area maps.
The project launched on September 1, 2007, near New York City, continued across the country and ended in Hawaii, covering roughly a quarter of total number of the sites on Superfund's National Priorities List (NPL). Along the way, I took photographs of the sites, wrote a travelogue and conducted video interviews of people involved with or affected by Superfund.
I also encouraged others to pick up my route with me and -- as the project moved further from New York -- for me. Participants could join me in uploading text and images describing these 365 Superfund sites. My aim was to allow local knowledge and individual impressions to coexist, mingle and conflict with the official data descriptions generated by government agencies and other organizations.
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Katan Kitchens is as much a personal passion, as a professional venture for Jamie Draves, President and CEO
In 2007, I suffered a 'health crisis' (idiopathic pancreatitis), during which traditional medicine failed to find a cause, treatment or solution. With my health deteriorating significantly and pancreas atrophying, I took the initiative to seek out any and all traditional and alternative health care professionals to bring me back to health. Through this process, I built "My Healthcare Team" which comprised of 12 health professionals of varying expertise and experience. Together, we developed a personal health plan that focused on a diet to improve digestion, my immune system and overall health. Creating allergy/intolerance-free foods using SuperFoods was a key element to my health plan. My approach and focus on being 'Healthier today than I was yesterday' worked, saving 2/3 of my pancreas and leading to my return to balanced health.
Using his chemistry and environmental science education, Jamie has spent the past several years researching and understanding the importance of food health. Working in the pharmaceutical and retail health industries, has allowed Jamie to expand his knowledge on 'making sense' of the wealth of health information that exists in the public domain. He is determined to share his foods, learnings and experience with others who suffer health challenges due to allergies, intolerances, and/or indigestion.


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Australia's highest profile unionist, Paul Howes, says his next job will not be as an MP in Federal Parliament, but he has left the door open to a future career in public life.
The 32-year-old Mr Howes is the Australian Workers Union's national secretary and has been widely tipped to enter federal politics as the ALP renews itself following the 2013 election loss.
But Mr Howes missed out on a casual Senate vacancy created by the retirement of Bob Carr last September and NSW Labor sources have told Fairfax Media the union leader was ''furious'' at being snubbed by his own Right faction, which backed former MP Deb O'Neill to take the spot.
Mr Howes confirmed he had sought the Senate vacancy but played down his failure to secure the seat on Monday in his decision to quit the labour movement.
''When it became clear to me that it would be a bruising and messy battle, I said I didn't want to be cause of that sort of conflict and division,'' he told Sky News. ''The party has had too much internal conflict in the last six years.''
Mr Howes was re-elected as the union's national secretary only last year. His bid to replace Mr Carr was met with a hostile reaction from some Labor MPs.
It also led to him falling out with his key factional ally, former NSW Labor secretary and now senator Sam Dastyari, with the pair having barely spoken for six months.
Mr Dastyari did not fight the push by current NSW Labor Party secretary Jamie Clement and Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association national secretary Joe de Bruyn to install former lower house MP Deb O'Neill.
Mr Howes' relationship with now Labor leader Bill Shorten also soured after Mr Shorten switched support to Mr Rudd before the 2013 federal poll.
Though Mr Howes and Mr Shorten were said to have patched up their differences, the union leader enraged many in the union movement in February when he called for a ''grand compact'' between unions and business in a speech that blindsided Mr Shorten and created a political headache for the Opposition Leader.
Mr Howes, a high profile unionist who has worked for the AWU since he was 17, said he would seek new challenges that could include study, work in the corporate sector or a philanthropic role.
He told the AWU's national executive of his intention to quit in a meeting in Perth on Monday.
''I know there has been lots of speculation today about what my motives are … but I've never had the opportunity to study, I've never had an opportunity to work outside the movement,'' he said.
Mr Howes said he was not eliminating the possibility of a career in federal politics, but insisted he was ''not stepping down from this role to pursue a career in Parliament''.
''I am not one of those who subscribe to this notion that being a trade union leader or spending your working life fighting for the rights of working people and trying to make this country a better place is somehow a bad thing if you want to go into representational politics. I think it well qualifies you.''
Mr Howes is expected to be replaced by assistant national secretary Scott McDine.


text: I'm sure we all do this. Lots of times you can trim down another fly in your box to resemble something that might work, in order to imitate some food source for which you don't have a pattern to match. Yesterday I was going to actually begin to fish chironomid patterns for the first time, with only two bona fide chrony patterns in the box. Not to worry, as I had a small Doc Spratley, and Orange Carrey Special, numerous old raggedy-ass dries such as Royal Coachman, Mosquito, etc. that could be trimmed down to sorta fake it as a chironomid imitation. Lucky for those flies I lost my anchor! For now, anyway. I have also cut down dark olive Wooly Buggers that were tied thick with either brown or furnace hackle. I've cut the tails down to stubbs, so the fly would look more like a Dragon Fly nymph. It still caught trout. I have also cut down #10 and #12 wooly buggers and leeches to look almost like damsel nymphs, by trimming the hackles off the abdomen, and off the top and bottom of the thorax. Last year, a black one worked pretty well for a while. I'm curious to know what other members of the board consider to be your most effective "hack jobs?" Disclaimer: I have also begun to cut my own hair, and haven't gotten a date since I started that. The money saved goes to fly tying materials. (Dear Citori, why aren't i catching any "fish" if ya know what i mean? Should someone intervene and steal my scissors? Or should I just get a "Flowbee" and see if it also works on the wooly buggers?:clown


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Looking For a Team To Root For? Try the SixersApril 20, 2009
So, the interminable 2009 NBA Playoffs have begun, and you just don't want to waste your time watching meaningless games while waiting for the inevitable Cavs-Lakers NBA Finals.
I understand because I don't either. This is partly because the NBA playoffs are as bad as the NHL playoffs are good, and partly because the product in the NBA is just awful (Heat-Hawks Game 1?).
Well, if you must watch because you're a sports fan like me, do the fun thing and pick an underdog team to root for.
Good idea, huh?
Pick a team that isn't supposed to win their series and watch them, maybe even put a few bucks on them to cover a game or two.
If that seems like a good idea, then that team should be the Sixers, especially after last night's Game 1 against Orlando.
Why? Well, I'm glad you asked.
While the NBA is full of teams with stars that seem to compliment marginal supporting casts, the Sixers trot out a mix of young swing men (Lou Williams, Andre Iguodala, Thaddeus Young), retreads who have somehow regained some semblance of talent (Donyell Marshall, Theo Ratliff), and the NBA's most underrated player in point guard Andre Miller.
Iguodala, the team's best player, is by no means a top-tier star, and his imperfections make him a wild card who may kill the Sixers (witness his missing two critical free throws with a minute left and a chance to tie Game 1 in Orlando) or kill their opponents (witness his game-winning jump shot over Hedo Turkoglu with two seconds left).
Marshall and Ratliff are two of the last guys you thought you'd see playing 20 minutes a game in a playoff rotation when this year began, and Young and Williams can absolutely jump out of the gym.
While these NBA playoffs are going to showcase the league's "Mt. Rushmore" of stars—Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Dwayne Wade and Dwight Howard—pay some attention to the little guys in Philly who think they might just be dumb enough to upset the vastly overrated Magic, and have already taken home-court advantage from them.
Thaddeus Young: "We're going to get them back."
Donyell Marshall: "I have no conscience."
Andre Iguodala: "I was amped to try and get the game won for us."
Those were post-game reactions from after Game 1. With these mindsets and unabashed giddiness, what's not to love about this team?
If you're going to suffer through the first round of the NBA playoffs, you might as well root for an underdog, and the young, star-less, impressively-mediocre-for-82-games Sixers are the perfect fit.


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Skip to comments.Interpol adds suspected Dubai assassins to most wanted list
Posted on 02/18/2010 9:19:30 AM PST by TigerLikesRooster
Interpol adds suspected Dubai assassins to most wanted list
By Avi Issacharoff, Haaretz Correspondent, Haaretz Service and News Agencies
Tags: Israel news
Dubai police chief: Mossad head should be arrested if Israel behind killing of top Hamas man.
Interpol added the 11 suspected assassins allegedly responsible for last month's Dubai assassination of a Hamas strongman to their most wanted list, Haaretz learned on Thursday.
The individuals who were charged by Dubai police as responsible for the killing of Hamas commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh were tagged with "Red Notices," according to the Interpol's official website.
The website also specifies that Interpol chose to publish the photos of the suspected assassins since the identities the perpetrators allegedly used were fake, using fraudulent passports to aid them in accomplishing their aim.
Also Thursday, the Dubai police chief ahi Khalfan Tamim said Interpol should issue a warrant to help locate and arrest the head of Israel's spy agency Mossad if the organization was responsible for the killing of a Hamas militant in Dubai.
(Excerpt) Read more at haaretz.com ...
Here's a very gripping robo camera account of the operation. Long but you can hop through it and still get the gist: http://video.gulfnews.com/services/player/bcpid4267205001?bctid=66672644001
Even the Egyptians consider Meir Dagan to be an Israeli "Superhero" — ain't no way no how that anybody gonna arrest him.
These people need to be awarded for getting rid of a scumbag not hunted.
1 will get ya 10 ALL those heroes have had cosmetic surgery and look completely different with new names and histories.
No way they`ll ever be captured by INTERPOL and most likely they won`t be looking very hard too.
I'm sure these professionals had their faces well-disguised. This operation was well thought through. I'm sure they also knew exactly where the security cameras were and exactly when they were in camera range.
This is the same INTERPOL that Obama gave immunity (via EO) to operate in the US.
The sheriff puts Rambo on his most wanted list.
No need for surgery. Plenty of ways to change facial appearance temporarily for the mission, and then go back to original appearance afterwards. Apparatus mounted on the teeth can change the appearance/size of visible teeth, and change the shape of the cheeks and jawline. Cosmetic tape and or skin-shrinking coatings can change skin folds, skin tightness, and eye shape. Contact lenses can change eye color. Skin treatments can change color of skin. High quality prosthetics and wigs can change hair including hairline, nose, chin, cheekbones, etc. These were serious professionals. Certainly had access to the sort of make-up artists and supplies that are used for movies, to produce natural-looking "aliens". Interpol can study the security videos all day and they'll never see anything resembling what these people really look like. Though they may see people who look a great deal like *other* people.
But I agree, Interpol is most likely just pretending to be seriously hunting for these people. All they did was take out a guy who was wanted by Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and possibly the Palestinian Authority as well http://israelmatzav.blogspot.com/2010/02/who-killed-mahmoud-al-mabhouh.html This article claims that 4 of the participants in the operation have been identified. I have my doubts about that, but if so, it's because they didn't mind being identified. Or because they have multiple identities with multiple appearances, and only an expendable identity has been "identified" for each of the four.
"Airport officials carried out routine retinal scans on 11 suspects sought by Dubai when they entered the country in the days before the hit. "
Do they do that routine retinal scans often?
err sounds funny is all?
As I suspected, Dubai has no effing clue who these people were.
"In Dublin, Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs said it could not find the three suspects in passport records and the numbers listed were counterfeit because they have the wrong number of digits and contain no letters. "Ireland has issued no passports in those names," the department said in a statement to The Associated Press.
Germany's Interior Ministry also said the five-digit passport number given for the lone German suspect is too short and lacks the letters that now appear on its passports.
Melvyn Adam Mildiner, 31, one of the men identified by the Dubai police Monday as a suspect, was shocked when an AP reporter reached him on the phone in Israel and read him the information released by Dubai officials.
Mildiner, who said he holds a British and an Israeli passport, confirmed the name and the passport number matched his but said the date of birth was a few days off.
He said he did not know how anybody obtained his U.K. passport, issued in 2001 and never reported lost.
Britain's Foreign Office said in a statement Tuesday that authorities were aware the "holders of six British passports have been named" as suspects in the case but added authorities believe the passports used were fraudulent."
Inspector Clouseau at Interpol will find zee culprits and administer a judo chop before falling off the balcony and into the swimming pool.
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